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Page 6 The Battalion Tuesday, March 5,1991 $3.50 BARGAIN MATINEES ALL BEFORE 6:00 P.M. ON SAT.* SUN. $ HOLIDAYS POSI OAK THREE 1500 Harvey Road 1500 Harvey 693-2796 HOME ALONE (PG) 730 0AO MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS (PG) 7:15 8:15 SHIPWRECKED (PG-13) No PaMW 720 920 CINEMA THREE 315 College Ave. 693-27Sv THE DOORS (R) No Passes 720 930 SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (R) 720 9 AO TANK MCNAMARA® by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds HE SAID, SHE SAID (PG-13) 7:10 920 •Qotoy 50 family NITE All seats except those indicated l MANOR EAST III | MANOR EAST MALL »23-»300 hamlet PO 7G0 9M4 SLEEPING WITH R 7j06 9:30 THE ENEMY No Discount KING RALPH : FO 7rf# 9*0 SCHULMAN SIX | | 2000 E. 29TH STREET 775-2463 j GREEN PG-13 CARO 7305 9340 9CEHES FROM THE MALL R 7300 6:30 UL STORY PG-13 me tJ&O PI 25 DOLLAR MOVIES s 1 2: KINDERGARTEN COD* PG-13 7306 936 MISERY R 7:20 6346 ONCE AROUND ' R 7:16 946 Ag Hill named to second team, Hogs, Longhorns crowd rosters DALLAS (AP) — Here is the 1990-1991 Associated Press All- Southwest Conference basketball team as chosen by the coaches: FIRST TEAM Oliver Miller, center, Arkansa- Todd Day, forward, Arkansas; Lee Mayberry, guard, Arkansas; Joey Wright, guard, Texas; Locksley Col lie, forward, Texas. SECOND TEAM Alvaro Teheran, Houston, Byron Smith, Houston, Steve Miles, Texas Tech, Reggie Smith, TCU, (tie) Brent Scott, Rice, David Wesley, Baylor, and Tim Mason, SMU. All-Defensive Team Arlyn Bowers, Arkansas, Darrell Mickens, Houston, Oliver Miller, Arkansas, Alvaro Teheran, Hous ton, David Wesley, Baylor. All-Newcomer Team Chase Maag, Rice, Isaiah Morris, Arkansas, Willie Sublet, Baylor, Mike Wilson, SMU, (tie) Albert Bur- ditt, Texas, and Dexter Cambridge, Texas. MVP — Oliver Miller, Arkansas. Defensive MVP — Arlyn Bowers, Arkansas. Newcomer of the Year — Chase Maag, Rice. Freshman of the Year — Willie Sublet, Baylor. Coach of the Year — Nolan Rich ardson, Arkansas. Here is the 1990-91 All-Southwest Conference Coaches women’s bas ketball team, listed by name and school. First Team: Vicki Hall, Texas; Maggie Stin nett, Baylor; Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas; Edna Campbell, Texas; Amber Nicholas, Arkansas. Second Team: LaNity Luckey, Baylor; Blair Sav age, Arkansas; Cinietra Henderson, Texas; Yvonne Hill, Texas A&M; Krista Kirkland, Texas Tech. SWC Player of the Year: Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas. SWC Coach of the Year: Marsha Sharp, Texas Tech. SWC Newcomer of the Year: Tami Wilson, Texas Tech. Sports Mail Rec Sports' new rule misses mark EDITOR: The Recreational Sports Office has been so concerned for the safety of racquetball and handball players, that it has become manadatory for all players to wear eye protection. It is nice to know that they are worried about our eyes, but shouldn't that be our own concern? It should be our own choice as to whether or not we want to have this protection so long as the Rec office makes it dear that they are not liable for injuries suffered on the court. Secondly, becuase eye protection is mandatory, the Rec Of fice should at least rent, if not loan out, eye guards for players. At the present, the only option is to buy a pair of them for about $10. They could make a great deal more money, if that is their objective, by renting eye guards for 25 to 50 cents. Steven Smith Class of '92 Accompied by six signatures The Battalion is interested in hearing from its readers and welcomes all letters to the editor. Please inctude name, classification, address and phone number on afi letters. The editor reserves the right to edit letters for style and length. Because of limited space, shorter tetters have a better chance of appearing. There is, however, no guarantee letters will appear. Letters may be brought to 216 Reed McDonald or sent to Campus Mail Stop 1111. Hogs slip from Top 3 Arkansas said farewell to the Southwest Conference and No. 3 in The Associated Press college basket ball poll. Get the AJ&T Calling Card and your first call is free. There’s no better time to speak your mind. 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Applications must be received by December 31,1991. The Razorbacks fell to No. 5 in the poll, the lowest they’ve been all season, after a 99-86 loss to Texas the night before. Arkansas leaves the SWC for the Southeastern Confer ence next season. “It was sad to be playing here for the last time,” Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson said at Austin, Texas. “I’ve promoted the Southwest Con ference in basketball. The higher- ups make decisions about where we go” The top two stayed the same: UNLV and Ohio State. UNLV (27-0) got all 62 first-place votes and 1,550 points after ending its regular season undefeated with a 104-83 victory over Fullerton State on Saturday. Indiana State and Al corn State, both in 1979, were the last teams to go undefeated in the regular season. Ohio State (25-1) beat Michigan State 65-64 on a buzzer-beater and had 1,488 points. Indiana (25-4) moved from No. 5 to No. 3 after beating Wisconsin 74-61, getting 1,363 points, and Syracuse (26-4) was No. 4 with 1,347 points after a 62-58 victory over Georgetown. After Arkansas, the Top Ten con sisted of Duke (25-6), North Caro lina (22-5), Utah (26-2), Arizona (24- 6) and Kentucky (22-6). North Carolina fell from No. 4 to No. 7 after losing to Duke 83-77 on Sunday. Kentucky moved into the Top Ten from 13th last week with a 114-93 victory over Auburn to end its season. The Wildcats are on NCAA probation and ineligible for postseason play. Top 25 Th« Top Twonty Flvo towns In Tho Amo- clatod Wwm 1990-91 collago tmkftbaH poll. Flrst-ptooo votes ora In porantMaw, last waste's position and rseords through ■ra listed: March 3 srei 1. UNLV (63)1 2. Ohio State 2 3. Indiana 5 4. Syracuse 6 5. Arkansas 3 27- 0 25-1 25- 4 26- 4 28- 3 6. Duke 8 7. North Carolina 4 8. Utah 9 9. Arizona 7 10. Kentucky 13 25- 6 22-5 26- 2 24-6 22-6 11. New Mexico State 10 12. Kansas 10 13. Nebraska 15 14. Oklahoma State 12 23- 4 21-6 24- 6 21-6 15. East Tennessee State 19 28-4 16. LSU 18 17. UCLA 16 18. Mississippi State 23 19. Princeton 21 20. St. Johns 17 21. Seton Hall 20 22. Southern Mississippi 14 23. Texas 24. Alabama 24 25. DePaul — 20-8 21-8 20-7 23-2 20- 7 19- 8 21- 6 20- 7 18-9 18-8 Wilsori-Jz^!! and just do the things that can help the team win. “I said I didn’t want to be the one that has to make every play any more. Don’t come to me for all of the big baskets.” And Sunday, the Rockets didn’t. They finally didn’t have to rely to tally on Akeem down the stretch to win a ball game. And to win against the Lakers, at the Forum, with Ola- juwon playing a specific role, makes the Rockets some very happy camp ers. And so the Rockets move on, in creasing their cohesiveness with thf new Akeem, and using the superstar to his fullest capabilities in the offen sive scheme. 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