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A&M soph omore Donna Roper added six points for the South, which com piled a 4-0 record. clinch her title, beating Kelly McCor mick of Long Beach, Calif. Mitchell was a silver medalist in the platform at the 1984 Olympics and McCor mick won the silver in springboard. Kenny Payne of NCAA champion Louisville hit nine of 11 field goal tries and scored 19 points as the South beat the North 107-99 for the bronze medal in men’s basketball. Terry Dozier of South Carolina added 18 as the South shot 65.2 per cent and outrebounded the North 38-20. HOUST ON (AP) — Texas A&M signee Lance Pavlas of Tomball hit Houston Jones’ Kerry Simien with a 2-yard touchdown pass with 3:55 left in the game to rally the South to a 17-13 victory over the North in the Texas High School Coaches Associa tion All-Star football game Thurs day night. Pavlas, only the second quar terback in All-Star history to surpass 200 yards passing, set up the score with a 37-yard pass to future A&M teammate Percy Waddle of Colum bus. Near Luby s / House dress code Louganis, the double gold med alist at the 1984 Olympics earned his 39th national title and a trip to the World Championships in Spain next month, where he is the defending champion. Louganis, 26, of Boca Raton, Fla., now has nine Festival gold medals. Michelle Mitchell, 24, of Scottsdale, Ariz., had to go to the last dive to Bridget Turner sank a seven-foot shot with 53 seconds to play to give the West a 75-74 victory over the East for the bronze medal in wom en’s basketball. The East, which failed to win a medal for the first time since the Festival began in 1978, led by eight points with five minutes remaining. But the West outscored the East 15-6 the rest of the way. Pavlas and Waddle’s passing and the running of Hempstead’s Harvey Williams propelled the South, which narrowed its series deficit to 28-20-4. Pavlas was named the game’s out standing offensive player and South defensive tackle Greg Oefinger of San Antonio Churchill won the de fensive honor. ^ A&M tennis open begins iTiuninniitiinnnii^^nimnmnimiim The courts at Texas A&M’s Omar Smith Tennis Center were filled up Thursday as junior action began in the Texas A&M “Kaepa” Tennis Tournament. The tournament runs through Aug. 3 and play in the adult divi sions begins today at 1 p.m. Seven Aggies are playing in the tourney. In the men’s championship division, Kimmo Alkio, this year’s .SmithConference men’s tennis champion, is the No. 1 seed. Sopho- the more Chris Stanich, also on A&M team, is seeded fourth. In the women’s championship di vision, the top four seeds are mem bers of A&M’s SWC championship squad this year. Heading the seeding is senior Vanne Akagi at No. 1. She is followed by Kim Labuschagne, Gaye Lynne Gensler and Karen Marshall. The touchdown nullified a record 81-yard punt return for a touch down by the North’s Johnny Hurn- don of Daingerlleld that gave the North a 13-10 lead with 1:52 to play in the third quarter. Hurndon’s return broke the pre vious record return of 68 yards by Galena Park’s Michael Frazier in 1971. A&M student Melissa Dowling is the No. 1 seed in the regular wom en’s singles. Pavlas completed 16 of 32 passes for 246 yards to break the previous record of 224 yards set by Robert Armstrong of Houston Sam Hous ton in 1971. Waddle caught seven passes for 173 yards, also an All-Star record, breaking the only mark of 166 yards receiving by Bryan Willingham of Pasadena in 1971. 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