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Battalion/Page 16
January 21, 1982
Aggie Ladies 4-12 after loss
by Gaye Denley double figures, the Texas A&M
Battalion Staff women’s basketball team
; Even with three players in the couldn’t snap a six-game losing
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streak Tuesday night, losing its
seventh straight game to South
ern Methodist University, 74-
68.
An encouraging offensive
performance, keyed by forward
Kelly Krauskopf and posts
Michell Tatum and Ann Trinka,
was overshadowed by 34 turnov
ers, which Coach Cherri Rapp
cited as the reason for the loss.
“I think that was the best
game we’ve played all year,”
Rapp said. “Turnovers were the
big problem. But Michell Tatum
and Ann Trinka both had real
fine games.”
Tatum led Texas A&M scor
ers with 17 points, 12 more than
her season average, and
accounted for 13 of the Aggies’
42 rebounds, tying her with
Lynette Joiner for the season
high. Krauskopf added 14
points for the Aggies and
Trinka 13.
Though the two freshmen
posts prabably had their best
corflbtned effort of the season,
helping give Texas A&M a 42-
34 rebounding edge, the Aggies
couldn’t stop the Mustangs’
Rhonda Rompola, who had 26
points and 14 rebounds. Lisa
Davis, with 17 points, was the
only other Mustang in double
figures.
With Tuesday’s loss, the
Aggies have dropped 12 of their
last 13 games. They’ve won only
one game since the University of
Texas at San Antonio halted
their 3-0 start with a 67-57 win
Dec. 3. Now 4-12, the Aggies
play UTSA again tonight in San
Antonio, and Rapp hopes that a
victory will help salvage the
season.
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DALLAS — In the early mo
ments of the fourth quarter
Wednesday night, the Dallas
Mavericks’ Jim Spanarkel was
about to throw the ball in
bounds from just in front of the
scorer’s table when he heard the
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