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January 24, 1983
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The Texas A&M women’s basketball team defeated SMU
77-60 Saturday, raising their record to 9-9 for the season and
3-3 in Southwest Conference play. The Aggie Ladies were
led by Michelle Tatum, who scored 18 points, and Jenni
Edgar and Lynette Joiner who finished with 17 points each.
Texas A&M meets the Texas Lady Longhorns Saturday,
beginning at 1:30.
The men’s track team finished first in the ninth annual
Sooner Relays on Saturday. Coach Charlie Thomas’ squad
ended the meet with 102 points, 1/2 of a point ahead of
Baylor, to capture the championship.
A total of 10 Aggies scored in four of five field events to
pace Texas A&M. The meet came down to the final event,
the pole vault, and the Aggies got second and third place
finishes from f reshman Mark Bruce and senior Rob Mont
gomery to overtake the Bears.
The women’s track team finished fifth in the meet.
Places and times for the Aggies in the Sooner Relays:
Men — 600-yard run:
Tony Tolson, second place, 1.10:03.
Bill Shelton, third place, 1.10:81.
Bart Daniel, sixth place, 1.11:76.
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880-yard run:
Bruce Lazarine, second place, 1.55:91.
1,000-yard run:
Pat Ames, sixth place, 2.15:98.
60-yard high hurdles:
Mike Glaspie, fourth place, 7.44.
Ghappelle Henderson, fifth place, 7.56.
Long jump:
James Washington, second place, 23-9 1/4.
Kurt Thomas, third place, 23-6.
Mile run:
Vince Stark, sixth place, 4.27:43.
Cliff Chatham, fourth place, 50.0
Shotput:
Robert Windsor, first place, 54.5.
John Cole, sixth place, 49.6 1/4.
Long jump:
Jimmy Howard, second place, 7-1 1/2.
Ethan Glass, third place, 7-1 1/2.
Don Jones, fourth place, 7-0.
Pole vault:
Mark Bruce, second place, 16-5.
Rob Montgomery, third place, 16-0.
Women — 880-yard run:
Suzanne Sheffield, first place, 2.44:5.
60-yard hurdles:
Chandai Phillips, fourth place, 8.52.
Mile run:
Suzanne Sheffield, first place, 4.52:7.
Debbie Noel, fifth place, 5.11:31.
300-yard dash:
NovaiCa Samuels, fouvth place, 36.44.
(continued from page 11)
With the win, Texas A&M
raised its record to 9-9 on the
year and 3-2 in conference play.
The Aggies will play next on
Tuesday, when they travel to
Fort Worth to face the TCU
Horned Frogs.
AGGIE FACTS: The 7,532
Aggie supporters that attended
Saturday’s game were part of
the largest crowd of the year at
G. Rollie White Coliseum ... Gil
bert’s 16 points Saturday were a
career-high for the Huntsville
native ... It seems the Aggies are
finally starting to play the kind
of basketball coach Shelby Met
calf likes. Texas A&M has now
won five of their last six games
... One reason the Aggies might
be faring better is that Riley has
just about recovered from a bout
with mono. His eighteen points
Saturday was his high since com
ing back from the illness ... At
least one of the fans that
attended Saturday’s game had a
pretty good knowledge of what
was going on during the contest.
David Britton, a member of the
Texas A&M championship
teams of the late ’70’s, was a face
in the crowd ... When the Aggies
travel to TCU Tuesday, a lot
more will be at stake than just
another win for the Aggies.
Should Texas A&M upset the
Horned Frogs it will take over
third place in the Southwest
Conference.
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