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The Battalion Sports
January 17, 1983 Page 13
ven SWC record at 2-2
Aggies drop Baylor, 68-66
by John Wagner
Sports Editor
VACO — The Texas Aggies
Saturday night what no
ther team had been able to do
Tf'ar this year. They beat the
|vlor Bears in Waco.
Playing perhaps their best
ketball of the season, the
Igies nipped the Bears 68-66
U evened their Southwest
Inference record at 2-2.
lor fell to 1-2.
Texas A&M’s two-point vic-
in 305-Ail on was the Bears’ first loss in
Tart O’ Texas Coliseum this
son, and it was quite a shock
the 9,850 fans in attendance,
e Bears entered the game
h a home record of 7-0, and
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no less an expert than Arkansas
coach Eddie Sutton had pre
dicted a Baylor victory because
the Bears would be at home be
fore a near-capacity crowd.
But Lowell McHenry’s tip-in
at 19:14 of the first half gave
Texas A&M a 2-0 lead, and they
led the rest of the way. Baylor
stayed close until 7:31 of the first
half, when the second of Aggie
guard Tyren Naulls’ three-point
plays gave Texas A&M a 22-1 1
lead.
Naulls was 3 of 3 from the
field and 6 of 6 from the free
throw line in the first half to
pace the Aggies, who led 38-25
at halftime. Senior forward
Claude Riley finished the half
with eight points and seven re
bounds.
In the second half, the Aggies
used back-to-back slam dunk
shots by McHenry and Reggie
Roberts to pull ahead by 15 at
63-48, but from there it was
almost all Baylor.
Roberts’ slam at 6:53 of the
second half was the Aggies’
next-to-last field goal of the
night. And poor free throw
shooting down the stretch
almost gave the game away for
the Aggies.
The Aggies hit only 2 of 7 free
throw shots during the last 5 mi
nutes of the game, and finished
the half hitting 8 of 16.
At 6:37 McHenry committed
his first of two straight fouls, his
third and fourth of the night,
but Baylor was unable .to con
nect on the free throws. Gilbert
then scored to give the Aggies a
66-50 lead, but a minute later
the freshman from Huntsville
fouled out, and Mike Heller’s
free throw cut the score to 66-
53.
After the Aggies failed to
score on their possesion,
Baylor’s Daryl Baucham hit a
two-foot jump shot off the glass
to make it 66-55. At 2:39 Riley
fouled out, and after Jay Shakir
missed his free throw attempt he
was fouled by McHenry, who
See AGS page 15
ie Ladies fall to Bears
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_ _nposedWACO — After building a
ected the ;ad of 14 points in the first half,
imenda laklor held off the Aggie
entenced: adies’ late comeback to win 75-
i7 Saturday night in the Heart
agree thaiBTexas Coliseum,
e circumsufi exas A&M, which has an 8-8
merit incajelord for the season, closed the
e tomakeak#rs’ lead to 68-65 with under a
Nelsonsaiunute to play. But five crucial
arouck. fee throws and a layup by
at least Jaslor center Jackie Reiter, who
lough you Mi alone under the basket,
nee ofthtlashed the Ladies’ chances,
out of penBcfter playing to an early 8-8
id. ie with the Bears on baskets by
:he sixth matti>i Edgar, Lynette Joiner,
cted of re!.Shell Tatum and another by
he Selective oilier, Texas A&M lost its
loped hisB
ention on
nment attetj
position to
shooting touch and Baylor built
a 24-12 lead. A late first-half
spurt by Texas A&M made the
score 42-36 at halftime.
But Baylor started the second
half by jumping to a 12-point,
48-36 lead on two jumpers by
Reiter and a basket by forward
Kelly Lyons. With 7:58 left in
the game, the Bears still led 57-
47 after a jumper by the Aggie
Ladies’ Kelly Krauskopf.
Another quick comeback
brought Texas A&M within
four points, 59-55, with 5:36 to
go. After a Baylor turnover,
however, the Aggie Ladies’ Ann
Trinka missed a layup that
would have cut the deficit to two,
and the Bears’ Lola Reescano
scored to make it 61-55.
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The lead increased to seven
points at 66-59 with 2:36 left,
but a jumper by Krauskopf, a
layup by Jackie Jones and a 15-
footer by Felice Lewis made the
score 68-65 with 1:10 left in the
game. Reescano made two free
throws to make the score 70-65
with 48 seconds to go, and Rei
ter’s wide-open layup made it a
seven-point game with only 25
seconds remaining.
For the Aggie Ladies, who are
1-1 in Southwest Conference
play, Joiner had 14 points on 7
of 8 from the field, Krauskopf
had 12 points and Lewis had 10.
Tatum and Trinka led in re
bounding with nine each.
Baylor’s Reescano led the
Bears with 24 points and nine
rebounds, followed by Reiter’s
20 points and 15 rebounds.
Lyons had 1 1 points and 10 re
bounds.
Saturday’s game didn’t count
toward either team’s SWC re
cord, since this season’s league
format calls for only certain
games to show up on conference
records. Each of the schools will
play six SWC teams twice, but
only cine of each pair of games
will count. The single games
against the other two schools will
also cciunt in league standings.
Each school’s football schedule
for the past season will be the
basis for deciding upon league
games.
For instance, since the Aggie
football team played Texas
Tech here, only the Aggie
Ladies’ home game Jan. 31
against the Red Raiders will
count. Likewise, since the foot
ball team played Houston on the
road and Rice at home, the
Aggie Ladies’ game in Houston
Jan. 5 and their game against the
Owls here Jan. 8 both counted
toward their SWC record.
The Aggie Ladies lost to
Houston 92-67 but defeated
Rice 105-81, making their SW’C
record 1-1. So on the season,
Texas A&M will play eight SWC
games that will count and six
that won’t, with the league tour
nament slated for March 11-13
in Austin.
Coach Cherri Rapp said the
Aggie Ladies played well at
times Saturday but couldn’t
maintain the consistency needed
to win.
“They (Baylor) hit the basket
very well during the first half,
and wejust suddenly went cold,”
she said. “Then in the second
half, I thought we might come
back and overtake them, but we
just couldn’t do it.
See LADIES page 16
Aggie center Roger Bock and Baylor
center Ozell Hall fight for position
under the Baylor basket in the Aggies’
photo by Donn Friedman
68-66 victory Saturday. Texas A&M
evened its SWC record at 2-2 with the
victory, while the Bears fell to 1-2.
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