The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 08, 1983, Image 12

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The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 08, 1983, Image 12

Newspaper Page Textsports Battalion/Page 12 February 8,1982 by Jeff Millar & BillHin r DEF OR ture mor mac Wa sal 4^ ne\ sto yot tior 47i HU *Dc “Ni' *W *Fli *R< *Ci Br, 1 11 hi wl m D m Cc f° Cc is (2 r< : i Kleine, Walker lead scoring Arkansas rolls past Baylor United Press International WACO — Arkansas center Joe Kleine’s season-high 25 points and guard Darrell Wal ker’s 20 helped the ninth- ranked Razorbacks post a 81-66 victory over the Baylor and break a two-game losing streak on the Bears’ home court. The victory Monday night kept Arkansas within a game of the Southwest Conference lead ing and sixth-ranked Houston, the only team this season to de feat the Razorbacks, who im proved their league record to 8- 1 and season mark to 19-1. Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton has been looking forward to the rematch with Houston March 3 since the Cougars’ big win over the Razorbacks in January. He did not hesitate to mention the game after the Baylor victory. “Houston right now may be playing better than anybody in college baskeball,” he said. “I voted in UPI and I voted them number one. I was impressed the way they played against A&M.” Kleine, a 6-11 sophomore who transferred to Arkansas from Notre Dame, came into the Baylor game after posting his previous high total of 20 points a week ago in a win over Wake Forest. With the quick backcourt pair of Darrell Walker and Alvin EVITA The International Musical Hit iPresented by MSC Town Hall-Broadway February 14, 15 & 16 at 8:00 p.m. Rudder Auditorium-Texas A&M Univ. Available at MSC Box Office Phone (713) 845-1234 Ticket prices $14, $18, $22 Mastercard & Visa accepted Robertson in foul trouble, Kleine took charge against the Bears. With Baylor hanging close in the second half, Kleine scored eight points over an eight- minute stretch to keep Arkansas in front. In addition to Kleine’s 25 points, Robertson had 13 for the Razorbacks. Walker scored 10 of his 20 points in the last two minutes of the game. Baylor trailed by as many as 13 in the first half, but came back to cut its halftime defleit to 31-26. The Bears could come no closer than five points in the second period, but the deficit stayed less than 10 until the final minutes of the game. Daryl Baucham paced the Baylor effort with 14 points. The Bears, who had beaten Arkansas in Waco three of the past four years, saw their confer ence record slip to 2-8 and they are 10-11 overall. Sutton said the Razorbacks had the chance to put the game away early in the first half, but mistakes and turnovers allowed the Bears to stay close. He said Arkansas, however, played with more poise in the second half. “Overall this has to be one of our best games of the year be cause our shot selection was good, our defense was sound, ARKANSAS (81) Sutton 2 1-4 5, Walker 6 8-10 20, Kleine 7 11-13 25, Norton 3 2-2 8, Robertson 6 3-3 15, DeBose 0 0-0 0, Cults 1 2-2 4, Balen- tine 0 0-0 0, Kelly 0 0-0 0, Snively 0 0-0 0, Bedford 0 0-0 0, Brannon 0 2-2 2. Totals 26 29-38 81. BAYLOR (66) Baucham 6 2-2 14, Glover 0 1-2 1, Hall 2 0-0 4, Shakir 6 1-4 13, Stern 6 3-3 15, Mays 1 3-8 5, Heller 1 2-2 4, Kaiser 4 2-4 10. Totals 26 14-25 66. Halftime — Arkansas 31, Baylor 26. Fouled out — Baucham. Total Fouls — Arkansas 21, Baylor 26. Technicals — DeBose, Robertson. A — 5,300. RESTAURANT SPECIALS: • Seafood Delight • Sizzling Happy • Sizzling Beast Family Come dine with your family and friends in a relaxed atmo sphere with personal attention. 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National Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society will award eight $1,000 scholarships and twenty- eight $500 scholarships this year on the basis of the student’s scholastic record, evidence of creative ability, potential for success in chosen field, and character. Only members of Phi Eta Sigma are eligible for these gift scholarships. National deadline for submitting applications is March 1. Application forms are available from the faculty adviser to the local chapter. Local deadline for applications is February 23, 1983. TANK MCNAMARA ^Vita 14& HEW MlMlMUM T(4£ NCAA OUR AtTMl^OOS OFRCe. S£Tr|U& UNIR2RM SIAKIPAKPS* BOTH AlULgTUS MGN-ATfUETES, 19 Ifcie DUTY Of THG 0QA5P Cf OF £<bU — our rebounding was good,” he said. “When you have those three things going for you, you have a chance to beat anybody.” Sutton praised the play of Kleine, Walker and Robertson, noting he wished he could “bot tle up” their performances for future games. “I made the comment the other day if Walker, Robertson and Kleine all played well in one game, then it’s going to be tough for teams in our league, maybe with the exception of Houston. Houston has so much fire power.” Sutton said Baylor Monday night did not perform as well as in the teams’ game earlier this season that Arkansas won 65-60 in Fayetteville. Aggies tie OU for third in Columbia Lakes golf The Aggie men’s golf team finished in a tie for third at the second annual Columbia Lakes Intercollegiate tournament, played in West Columbia Sun day and Monday. The Aggies, shooting a team total of 1,146 over 54 holes, finished behind Texas, at 1,117, and Houston, second at 1,141. The remainder of the team standings include: TCU, fifth at 1,169; St. Thomas, sixth at 1,194; Baylor, seventh at 1,197; Northeast Louisiana, eighth at 1,198; North Texas State, ninth at 1,224; Texas Tech, 10th at 1,233; Southwestern Louisiana, 11th at 1,252, and Rice, 12th at 1,254. Individually, Oklahoma’s Andrew Magee shot 103 over the final 27 holes Monday to capture individual honors at the second annual Columbia Lakes Intercollegiate. Magee shot 1 10 Sunday on 27 holes, one stroke off the pace set by Texas’ Braudel Chamblee and Steen Tinning. Chamblee finished second, while Texas’ Mark Brooks took third place. Tinning and Houston’s John Slaughter tied for fourth. The Aggies were pacJ Gary Krueger, whoshotl 72 to finish with a 2271 1 Fere are (lie other Texasi stores: Danny Briggs,78-1 228; Paul Mayo, 77-77-7» Paul Oglesbv, 76-73-82,1 (at kv Lee, 78-74-79,2311 David Jones, 79-75-78,2J!| Texas A&M w next in the Henry HombeiJ vitational, which takes | Thursday through Sundj Beaumont. The Aggiewod team will play intheLadvJ I m national in Gainesv® this weekend. Women’s rugby team defeat^ SA Nones 1-0 on field goal The Aggie women’s rugby team, battling a muddy field and bad weather, defeated the San Antonio Nones by a score of 1-0 this weekend at Olmos Park in San Antonio. Texas A&M, coached by Nealette Thomas, won its second game of the cup season against no losses. The Aggies de feated the Oklahama Rose last weekend 12-0. In Saturday’s match, the teams ended regulation play and two “overtime” periods in a scoreless tie, but Lisa Scarbor ough kicked the winning field goal. The first overtime was a 15-minute period played with 15 team members on each squad; the second overtime lasted 7 minutes and was played with seven members of team on the field. After the two overtims players from each team A g gtv fev ted field-goal kicks, and borough won the battlebe: the four. The Aggies will next matches Feb. 26agai£l University of New Orlcani LSU in Houston. AFTER COLLEGE AIRFORCE A SPECIAL AIR FORCE CAREER ADVISORY TEAM WILL BE AT THE MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER ON FEB. 16th AND 17th TO DISCUSS YOUR FUTURE AS AN AIR FORCE ENGINEER OR NAVIGATOR. STOP BY AND DISCOVER HOW AIR FORCE OFFICERS ENJOY "A GREAT WAY OF LIFE" OR CALL SSgt PAUL BROADUS AT 846-5521. AIR FORCE r Fast Free Delivery 846-3768 or 846-7751 Competition says 30 minute delivery or $ 5 OFf Chanello's says 25 minute delivery of FREE! (Campus deliveries only) r i E 2 a o v If not Delivered within 25 Minutes get your Pizza FREE! OFFER GOOD On CAMPUS DELIVERIES OHLY! 846-3768 or 846-7751 Pepperoni, Gr. 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The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 08, 1983, Image 12

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