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Photo by Tom Ownbey
A&M second baseman Julie Smith slides safely
into third with a triple as UTA’s Katie Weismiller
waits for the throw in the third inning of the first
game of the double-header held Tuesday.
Lady Aggies slide by Mavericks
in both games of double-header
By Hal L. Hammons
Sports Writer
One-hit and three-hit efforts by
Texas A&M pitchers Julie Car
penter and Shawn Andaya helped
the Lady Aggie softball team to a
double-header sweep of the Univer
sity of Texas-Arlington Tuesday at
Penberthy Intramural Complex.
Andaya struck out 10 in the 2-0
opening victory as the Mavericks
failed to get a hit, or even hit the ball
out of the infield, until the sixth in
ning.
Carpenter was less dominating
but had similar results as she allowed
only two base runners to reach sec
ond base in the 1-0 extra-inning win
in the nightcap.
The Lady Aggies are 32-4 for the
season. Carpenter raised her record
to 12-2, while Andaya went to 20-2.
In the first game, the Lady Aggies
got the only run they would need in
the first inning. Second baseman Ju
lie Smith led off with a single, third
baseman Judy Trussed walked and
shortstop Liz Mizera lifted a fly to
center field that advanced Smith to
third. The throw bounced off the
Maverick third baseman into a va
cant right side of the infield, allow
ing Smith to score.
In the third inning, Smith led off
with a triple over the outfielder’s
head. Trussed sacrificed her home
with a fly for the Lady Aggies’ final
run.
The Lady Aggies could only man
age three hits in regulation play in
the second game and were forced to
play an eighth inning.
In the eighth with two outs, Trus
sed walked and Mizera singled to put
two runners on with Andaya, the de-
singated hitter in the second game,
at bat. Andaya lined a shot to third
base that was fielded, but the throw
was wild, allowing Trussed to score
the game-winner.
The total of 12 hits in the two
games for the Lady Aggies was not
overwhelming, but as Andaya put it,
“We got enough to win.”
A&M Coach Bob Brock said the
lack of offense was in part due to
A&M’s return from California Mon
day at 3 a.m. and a tendency for
Lady Aggie hits to go straight back
to the UTA defenders.
“We’ve been winning a lot of
games by putting the bad in play,”
Brock said. “As long as we keep
stinging the bad, it willstart fading.”
After Tuesday’s double-header,
the Mavericks dropped to 19-19 for
the season.
Brock said the team was not
“game sharp,” but it planned on fix
ing that in time for Thursday’s game
against Utah State in the first round
of the Aggie Round Robin.
Hoosier hysteria reaches
fever pitch in Bloomington
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) —
The pep band had already been
through its routine three or four
times Tuesday when the celebrating
Indiana fans began lobbing rods of
toilet paper over the scoreboards
high above packed Assembly Had
floor.
The NCAA champion Hoosiers’
plane from New Orleans was late,
but no one ready cared. The party
started without them.
“Hoo-siers, Hoo-siers,” the crowd
of about 15,000 chanted as they
waited to greet the team that beat
Syracuse 74-73 the previous night.
When a toilet paper rod missed the
scoreboard completely, the chants,
inevitably, turned to “Air bad, air
bad.”
On the other side of the floor,
draped impressively from the raf
ters, were the four giant red banners
proclaiming Indiana’s previous
NCAA basketball titles. A fifth —the
third for Coach Bob Knight in 16
years at Indiana —will go next to the
others.
“I’ve had a chance to coach a lot of
players and a lot of teams,” Knight
said to the crowd. “There’s never
been a team I’ve taken greater pride
in for what it has accomplished.”
Hopefully, this team will show you
when you’ve got problems of your
own, when things aren’t going wed
for you, each of you can find a Keith
Smart if you look around a little bit
to help you.”
But Knight’s philosophy for suc
cess wasn’t what the screaming fans,
many of whom had been waiting
more than three hours, had come to
hear.
They wanted their heroes. And
they gave them a heroes’ welcome as
they climbed a platform with a sea of
red at their feet.
“Weren’t there any classes today?”
joked reserve forward Todd Meier,
one of the team’s three seniors.
Then he pointed across the vast
arena to the four NCAA banners
and said, “I’m ready proud because
we came back here and put another
banner down there.”
Meier and senior starters Steve
Alford and Daryl Thomas presented
the NCAA trophy to retiring In
diana President John Ryan.
Each player also had a chance to
speak, and the biggest cheers were
for Smart, because he got the win
ning basket, and for Alford, a two-
time All-America who finished his
career with a school-record 2,438
points.
Mavericks
nail Clippers
DALLAS (AP) — Mark
Aguirre scored 36 points to lead
the Dallas Mavericks to a 118-102
victory over the Los Angeles Clip
pers in an NBA game Tuesday
night.
The Mavericks, 49-24, took the
lead for good early in the second
quarter and led at halftime, 54-
49. But the Mavericks couldn’t
put the Clippers away until mid
way through the third period.
Dallas outscored Los Angeles 21-
10 in the final 5:43 of the quarter
to go ahead by 14, 91-77.
The victory was the third
straight for the Mavericks who
were playing at home for the first
time in more than a week. Dallas,
which has won nine of its last 10,
had just completed a 4-1 road trip
against Eastern Conference
teams.
Los Angeles, 12-59, which has
the worst record in the NBA, lost
for the third straight time. The
Clippers have lost 15 of their last
17 and are 3-34 on the road.
Guard Derek Harper, who had
six steals, scored 17 points for
Dallas. The Mavericks outre-
bounded the Clippers, 49-47.
James Donaldson led the way
with 15 rebounds.
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