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ENGINEERS! Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society is now accepting applications for mem bership from interested junior, senior and graduate engineering students. Applications and entrance re quirements are available in the dean's office. Room 204 Zach. Application deadline is Monday, Feb ruary 1. An application must be com pleted in order to be considered for membership. sports Battalion/Page January 27, Aggie Ladies thump TSU; tourney next KAPPA SIGMA SPRING RUSH ’82 Wed., Jan. 27 cheap Sunglasses M3 Woodstock Condos, Info: 693-0862 Sat., Jan. 30 Golf Party Arbor Square Party Room TtieS., Feb. 2 Aggie New Year Sundance #9 Info: 696-3172 For information regarding RUSH, please call: Will Symonds 693-5696 Rush Chairman Gregg Eslinger 696-3172 President by Gaye Denley Battalion Staff The Aggie Ladies knocked off Texas Southern University Tuesday night 59-55 to gain their second straight win and more important, a much- needed shot of confidence as they open play tonight in the Southwest Conference tourna ment. A crowd of 2,000 that even tually grew to over 7,000 watch ed Texas A&M erase a 26-25 halftime deficit with several key steals and some inspired play from the bench. Junior post Cathy Foreman, who did not play in the first half, scored 13 points in the second and gave TTe o Prescriptions Filled Glasses Repaired 216 N. MAIN BRYAN 822-6105 Mon.-Frl. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Top Drawer from Basics to Designers Lovis - Sedgefield - Lee - Bill Blass - Calvin Klein - Ocean Pacific - Jockey - Stanley - Blacker - Esprit - Jordache - and more. Tau Kappa Epsilon SPRING RUSH Thurs., Jan. 28 Elk’s Lodge BARN DANCE w/AAA 7:30-12 p.m. Free Beer & Whiskey Shots Sun., Jan. 31 Alamo HAPPY HOUR PARTY 7:30-12 p.m. Free Beer/ $ 1 drinks Ken’s 421 S. 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TSU came up empty on its next three trips down the court, and the Aggie Ladies responded by taking a 25-24 lead with less than a minute left in the half. A Carlette Moore basket with six seconds left turned it around again, and the Tigers went to the locker room with a one-point lead. But Kelley Sullivan and Romy Gandy, who had a combined tot al of five steals, helped Foreman revive Texas A&M’s offense. With just under 10 minutes left, the Aggies led by a 42-41 margin. The Tigers came back briefly, but a Kelly Krauskopf basket put Texas A&M on top for good, and Foreman’s five free throws sealed the victory for the Aggies. Roberta Harper keyed TSU’s attack with 25 points and 1 1 re bounds, followed by Darlene Hale with 15 points and Moore with 10. High scorer for the Aggies was Sullivan, who had 14 points and seven rebounds on the night. Krauskopf finished with 10 points. The Aggie Ladies, now 6-13, host the nine-team SWC tourna ment starting tonight when they play at 6:30 against Texas Christian University. Arkansas faces Texas Tech in the second game tonight at 8:30. Admission per day for the tournament is 50 cents for stu dents with a Texas A&M I.D. card and all-sports pass. Adults will be charged S3 for reserved seats and $2 for general admis sion. Nr WT HE. WON'T ACCEPT IfiPUCTlOl UNLESS OUR VOTE 16 UM^KUMOOAy NOT HAVING 1UE MI-TiME 6L0G&ER A6 A MEMBER WILL MAKE A, MOCKERY OF THE MAIL OF FAME HONOR. I'lLTEU-YOU AGAIN X WOOLPN'T VOTE FOR MARTiN LUTHER KING, JOHN F- KENNEDY OF mother tere^a on -[HEAR FIRST YEAR OF ii EUGI&IUTY. i V by Jeff Millar & Bill r^re, just say n RECOUNT K> PRoeRe66lN& sown Art by Frank ] Sport Many colleg ers dream of on the profes A&M transfer student Scott Hastings, Arkansas’ 6-1 has ajump on 1 H can alway ing basketball with all my frie fifth and sixth wins tennis tournaments by Denise S. Sechelski Battalion Reporter Arnold Kettenacker may be a hard name to pronounce, but it’s one that will be well-known on the tennis courts of college cam puses next fall. Kettenacker, a transfer stu dent from Pan American Uni versity in Edinburgh, won the Western Canadian Indoor Sing les Championships last weekend in Vancouver, B.C. After beating defending champion Joe Barbenec from Vancouver 2-6,7-6,6-3 in the semi-finals, Kettenacker went on to defeat Peter Smythe from Victoria, B.C. 6-3,6-4 in the championship match. David Kent said. Arnold Kettenacker “This was a quality win for Arnold against the best in Cana da,” Texas A&M tennis coach Hogs we used to pla used to call on Kettenacker, an engiilr ® major originally from vjffiih . . er. transferred' to Texas# T 1 ha [ mi S ht during the fall but is cons I r ded tomo ' a “redshirt” player andis the , P r< ? , ra ^ gible to play for the Uni credent ! als . H until the fall of 1982. T f. t SmC Redshirt refers to thel z ° rback of the NCAA that dea® d a h , ead A st athletes who transfer frt r nt e mo / 1 school to another. Und o 01 , 11 ^ e ‘V, s a ^ ( ■xfy.- -'-rferir P ale ,n -' m ^ems of lb, ference in hin he transfers to foronec „ w y ear ...... films the oth Kent feels that kette freshman w.U be a great asset to Jefc kind 7 of team when he ts otficiallyigjj ..j was r Pty- . the...” He ts a great invest* tthestart the future, Kent said. Arkansas, Ha: weighed only that time, th< major has ad. 50 pounds to ■ ——■ftim a formkL (continued from page 1) Razorbacks came alive and the Aggies died. Alvin Robertson, Walker, Ricky Norton and Carey Kelly hit jumpers to pull Arkansas to within 49-42 with 12:07 left. Although Naulls hit a free throw to raise the lead to eight, Walker completed a three-point play to make the score 50-45 with 9:24 remaining. At the 7:44 mark, Walker hit a short jumper from the left base line to narrow the Texas A&M lead to 50-49. But after scoring only one point between the 15:52 mark and the 6:39 mark, the Aggies started connecting. Texas A&M increased its lead to 57-49 on a three-point play by Woods, and successive baskets by Riley and Roberts. With only 2:19 left, the Aggies still lead 61- 54, but the Razorbacks tied the f ame 62-62 on Walker’s steal rom Roberts and the following dunk with 24 seconds to go. Roberts said atter the game that he thought he was fouled on the play. “I got fouled, and I really thought they were going to call it,” Roberts said. “You never can tell how they’re going to call it... but I did think I got fouled on the hand.” After a timeout, Lewis in- bounded the ball to Woods, who tried to dribble and was fouled by Hastings. As Hastings went to office hours BY APPOINTMENT CHIROPRACTIC ARTS CENTER DR. STEWART D. STEPHENSON CHIROPRACTOR PHONE 779-1551 BRYAN, TEXAS 77801 1775 BRIARCREST DR. E ath of any c on the hi | “I like conq said. “I feel li the bench after fourfY’ es P et Woods look his cmcialT/'f i’ 1 ua 101 , . of Arkansas, the free throw line. Roberts had onl\ priij 1 , .*j n Y )l Walker, who finished> 1 sw ? with 23 points and was" !. C & iea ’ Razorback in double Hasti t , We were in a 1-3- J n leade * eac when Walker put up* said ti mug) shot Roberts ® Qoceanearl really shouldn t havependK footba ,/. ( that far —wejusiwanted:^ kansas _ H It was just a daimU^ Coach rived at UA the sport beg; tion. “When Co people becan 1 1 P , c °llege and h slated ioi lai1 ' and b womens foul. shot. Meeting soccer sqti Hamburger spkTal - ’ (with coupon) V4 lb. Charcoal Broil Hamburger with French Fries only Good Thru $1.39 at ALFREDO’S TACOS AL CARBON 509 University Dr. Northgate 846-3824 Not Valid During Any Other Offer Expires 6/82 THE BIG PLUS EVERYDAY AT CHANELLO'S 2 FREE COKES WITH EVERY PIZZA!! 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