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“Kenny and Doug are our
two best outside shooters, and
they’re the most effective
against the zone,” Metcalf said.
Texas A&M didn’t score until
the 13:57 mark of the first half
— but it really didn’t matter.
TCU could only manage four
points in that same span. Still,
the Aggies had six team fouls by
the time they scored their first
points, and things looked slop
py, if not grim.
The two teams stayed close
until the 9:1 1 mark of the
second half, when Doug
Arnold’s jumper put the Frogs
on top at 45-44.
Roberts and Brown then
went to work to give the Aggies
the win.
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Women swimmers finis!
fourth in SWC meet
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From staff and wire reports
The Texas A&M women’s swim team placed
fourth in the Southwest Conference Meet held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday on the University
of Texas campus.
Paced by 1 SWC record, 11 school records and
5 NCAA championship meet qualifying times, the
women swam to a surprise finish behind Texas,
Houston and SMU.
Texas piled up 799 points, far ahead of run
ner-up Houston’s 444 and third-place SMI "s
294.5. Texas won 18 of 24 events during the
three-day meet.
Texas A&M’s 200-yard freestyle relay team of
Melanie Schmauch, Susan Maiks, Fileen Doull
and Jody Tanner finished first in Friday’s com
petition with a time 1:35.01. Their finish was the
fifth fastest time recorded in the nation this year
in that event. It was also a SWC record and a
school record.
Also on Friday, the 400-yard medley relay team
of Edlyn Bell, Vickie Moir, Schmauch and Tanner
finished third with a time of 3:57.20, setting a
school record and qualifying as a USS (United
States Swimming) Senior National time.
The Aggies had 6 LJSS qualifying times.
Texas A&M broke five school records on Satur
day, including Schmauch'sseventhplacefbi 1111
the 100-yard freestyle and Tanner’s l"
finish in the 50-yard backstroke.
Fanner qualified for the NCAAmeenii “ ll(
27.65 time in that event.
Moir and Tanner each set another sdiwl
cord with their times in the 200-yard bacls
and the 100-yard individual medley,resp#
The 400-yard freestyle relay team
finished seco nd v\ith a time of 3:27.83.Th«;
is made up of Doul Marks, S< hmauduol]
ner. They qualified for the NCAA meetii
event, also.
UT’s Kim Lineham shattered the woirail
legiate record in the 1,650-yard freestyle Si
day night to help the Longhorns to victonp ies
Lineham’s time of 15:57.30 betteredtl
vious mark of 16:02.3 I set last vearbyManl
Lin/.meier of Stanford and also brokeheil
Fexas Swimming Center mark in the
more than 21 seconds.
Among the other Texas winners
night were Jill Sterkel in the 100-yardfra
t !9.88)and Joan Pennington in the lOO-yarii
vidual medley (57.13).
I he men’s SWC Championships will kel
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