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SPORTS IN BRIEF
Madden loses in
semifinals of ITA
gles bracket. He else
the doubles crownni
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on
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Texas A&M junior Shuon
Madden fell in the semifinals of
the ITA All-American Tennis
Championships yesterday at the
Penick-Allison Tennis Center on
the University of Texas campus.
Madden, who is ranked No. 12
nationally, was the tournament’s
No. 9 seed. In two matches
Saturday, he beat fifth-seeded
Peter Handoyo of the University of
Tennessee, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, and
was ahead of Louisiana State
University's Tom Hand in the
quarterfinals, 6-4, 1-6, 3-0,
before the 21st-ranked Hand
retired due to cramping.
In the semifinals, Madden fell
to Stanford University’s KJ.
Hippensteel, 7-5, 6-1. Ranked
No. 26, Hippensteel has yet to
lose a set in five victories over
players ranked in the top 40.
In doubles play. Madden and
his partner, junior Dumitru
Caradima, were the No. 1-seeded
duo in the main draw. In the quar
terfinals Saturday, the A&M duo
defaulted to Baylor University’s
Pawel Gajdzik and Johann Jooste.
The Aggies’ next tournament
will be the ITA Regionals on Oct.
28-30 in Fort Worth. Last year.
Madden became the first Aggie
ever to win the ITA Regional sin-
Nedorostova
title at invit
by reec
Texas A&M $
Martina Nedorostoi;
the singles crownyeste
Michigan invitationa 1 .
Nedorostova, wtic
No. 43 nationally,
Michigan’s Brook Ha:;
2, 6-2, to win the to;? lellniversi
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freshman to have ew
top conference honor
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they played in on Sure.
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learn from that.
In other action,fresr.'
Karlikova took third piai
when she defeated ■
Michelle Gough, 6-3i2
Senior Lisa Dingwc throw
consolation finals as si
Arizona’s Vanessa Ate
sets, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5.
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ACROSS
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troubles
6 Abba of Israel
10 Cutting
comment
14 French river
15 Dock
16 S-shaped
molding
17 Find one’s
professional
niche
?0 Doesn’t budge
21 Stressed out
22 Prof’s aides:
Abbr.
23 The Beatles,
e.g.
25 Update, as
machinery
29 Endow
30 Video-game
pioneer
31 Thin cut
32 Not in use
36 Celebrate in
style
39 Normandy
battle site
10 Weeding
implements
41 Farsi speaker
42 The Bee
(rock group)
43 Faucet
44 Supermarket
worker
48 Make stuff up
49 Actor Hawke
50 Featured
players
55 Make an
inference
58 Ireland
59 Boxer’s blow
50 Boxer’s quest
51 Pronounced
52 NYPD alerts
63 Inscribed pillar
1
DOWN
Pendulum
paths
2 Converse
3 Israeli dance
4 One of the
Deadly Sins
5 Takes care of
things
6 Peter Shaffer
play
7 Ashtray item
8 Motorists’ org.
9 First US
capital
10 Piercing tool
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19 Somewhat
23 Gives up
24 Golden Rule
word
25 Hard knocks
26 State: Fr.
27 Kite
appendage
28 Whether
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29 Makes one’s
getaway
31 Blacksmith,
at times
32 Letters on a
cross
33 Haul
34 Letterman
rival
11 Representative 35 Work on the
12 Dodger Pee
Wee
13 Artist’s cap
18 October
birthstone
galleys
37 Old-fashioned
pronoun
38 Surfing
tumbles
42 Actress
Lollobrigida
43 Window
ledge
44 Surrenders
45 Open
courtyards
46 Puppeteer
Lewis
47 Spoke
uncertainly
48 Closes
securely
50 Stuck-up one
51 “ bigger
than a
breadbox?”
52 Location
53 Turnpike
charge
54 Old knife
56 Half the name
of a dance
57 “Alley I”
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Continued from Page 7
flagged for roughing the kicker,
which gave the Aggies 15 yards
and a first down. The penalty
seemed to spark something in the
Aggies as they seemed deter
mined to take advantage of the
situation.
The Aggies went 68 yards on
four plays and scored a touch
down, tying the game at 10.
On the ensuing kick-off, junior
strong safety Michael Jameson
hammered Kansas return man
Mitch Bowles and caused a fum
ble. Senior cornerback Jason
Webster recovered the ball at the
Kansas 37 yard line and gave
Aggies one more scoring opportu
nity before the half.
Four plays later, McCown
scrambled 15 yards down the left
side of the field for the go-ahead
touchdown, giving the Aggies a
17-10 halftime lead.
On A&M’s first possession of
the second half, McCown threw a
78-yard touchdown pass to
Taylor. The pass capped off an
A&M scoring sequence in which
the Aggies scored 21 points in
less than two minutes.
Kansas responded later in the
game by intercepting a Chris
Taylor reverse pass and returned
the ball to the A&M 33 yard line.
Four plays later, Kansas quar
terback Kylen Smith avoided
tacklers as he threw a 26-yard
touchdown pass to tight end Sean
McDermott and cut the lead to
24-17.
Kitchens tacked an a 35-yard
field goal before the quarter
ended to extend the lead to 27-17.
Early in the fourth quarter,
junior defensive lineman Rocky
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ball eight yards intotbea
for the final score ofthef:
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on the ground
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game as the leading™
A&M with 52 yardsonll
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with 522 yards of to
while Kansas had 249.
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full with a Kansas o
rushed for 108 yards al
for 141.
Junior linebacka
Bradley and Cornels
lead the way for the»
Crew with 12 tacklesapty
The team knows
for improvement, but
have a win over Kansas
said.
“We got challenged
“We were down by
and we responded '
how good teams win
games — they respond
lenges.”
Slocum said it is
come out of even'game
“I feel good any time
win,” he said. “By far,
important thing when
out of a game is did yt
did you lose? Whether
or you lost, there’s go
some positives, and
going' to be some thing!
at and say you wish
done better.”
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AGGIELAND
Continued from Page 7
the next five weeks and return
to San Antonio to defend their
Big 12 title, the mind and the
heartbeat must get in sync in a
hurry.
A&M senior punter Shane
Lechler said he does not think
the team’s uninspired play will
continue against the Aggies’
upcoming opponents.
“We definitely need to pick up
our level of play,” Lechler said.
“I don’t see us playing poorly
against the remaining teams on
our schedule but if we do,'
think we deserve toplafis
Big 12 Championship.”
Despite Lechler's optits
senior wide receiver Chtis
Taylor said the Aggies ait
near where they need tot*
tackle the rest of the tea
the schedule.
“No, not in my mind,
said. “I don’t think so.
just a lot of mistakes tht
have to correct. We can 1
that if we want to beattltf
Nebraskas and guys like!
Doug Shilling isi
agricultural journalism
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