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J-TAC Page 4
December 7, 1982
Indians
scalp
Texans
The TSU Texans outshot
Ouachita Baptist College
from the floor and at the
free-throw line Nov. 26, but
the Indians committed 13
fewer turnovers as they
rolled to a 93-72 win in the
opening round of a tour-
nament hosted by Dallas
Baptist College.
TSU hit 28 of 54 shots
from the field, 52 percent,
Gymnastics team
hosts first meet
The Tarleton gymnastics
team hosted their first
meet of the season on
Nov.23 with Southwest
Texas University.
Due to injuries, the
TexAnns did not have a full
team and therefore did not
score as well as hoped for.
The meet was dominated
by Tarleton's Cindy Greer.
Greer won on vault with a
score of 8.8, bars with an
8.75 and floor with the score
of 8.75. She was second on
the balance beam with an
8.75. She was first all-
around gymnast. , -
Paige Bedell also put in
some strong scores with a
sixth place on vault ainl a
fourth place on floor.
The TexAnns al^u
traveled, to Denton in at-
tend a meet with 'lexiis'
Women's University last
Tuesday night.
Again, due to injuries,
the TexAnns did not have a
full team, but Greer again
came through and was first
all-around gymnast.
She defeated the national
floor exercise champion
with an impressive score or
9.2. She also clinched
victories on bars and vault.
Paige Bedell was sixth on
vault and sixth place oi\
floor, showing potential for
good, strong scores next
semester.
•"We have potentialj.and I
think with a full team next
semester we'll really have
a strong team," Coach
•Lowrance said. "We were
just plagued with injuries;'
this semester."
All-Conference
team chosen
Conference champion Sul
Boss State University,
which finished the season
with an undefeated record,
claimed 16 players on the
1982 Texas Intercollegiate
Athletic Associatin All-
Conference football team.
Austin College finished
close behind in the voting
with 15 players making
either first or second team.
Tarleton State University
had 11 players chosen?
tollowed by McMurry
College with nine players
and Lubbock Christian
College with four players.
Senior quarterback
Larry Hill of Sul Ross was
a unanimous selection for
Offensive Player of the
Year, David Roensch,
defensive lineman for Sul
Ross and Ed; Holt, defen-
sive lineman for Austin
College, were named co-
Defensive Players of the"
Year.
Roensch also tied with
offensive guard Don
Parnell of Austin College
for Lineman of the Yeai;.
honors. Clyde McKcnzie,
McMurry College quar-
terback, was a unanimous
selection as Freshman of
the Year, while head coach
Joe George of Sul Ross was
named Coach of the Year
after leading the Lobos to
an NA1A Division II
Playoff spot.
Texans chosen for the
first offensive team are:
Jeff Litherland, guard,
Arlington; Floyd Beasley,
tight end, Gilmer; Darrell
Piske, receiver, Marlin.
Texans chosen for the
first defensive team are:
Terry Gambill, lineman,
Garland; Mike ,Dollofi",
lineman, Waco; Lary
Fowler, linebacker,
Killeen; Craig Wright,
defensive back, Houston.
The second team of-
fensive team included:
Scott Pearson, . tackle,
Irving and Ricky Bush,
runningback, Waco.
Texans chosen for the
second defensive team are:
Dennis Estelle, defensive
back, Waco and Lance
Trinque, defensive back,
Farmers Branch.
to Ouachita's 51 percent on
44 of 86. The Texans were
16 of 26 at the line com-
pared with five of 10 for the
Indians.
"Turnovers were the
determining factor in the
ball game," said TSU
coach Sherman Perry,
whose Texans dropped to 2-
6 with the loss. "Plus we
gave them too many of-
fensive rebounds." TSU
recorded 24 giveaways in
the game to 11 for
Ouachita, and lost the
battle on the boards, 44-35.
Ouachita guard Randall
Dickey turned in a game-
high 26 points, while the
Texans were led by senior
guard Ross Taylor's 20
points.
Forward Jerry King
added 16 points and pulled
down 11 rebounds for TSU.
Forward Mike Gentry
contributed 13 points and
six boards.
Guard Kevin Barnes
canned 17 points to go with
Dickey's 27 for Ouachita,
while Jerry Bridges, Ricky
Woodard and Craig Ben-
nett reached double digits
with 10 apiece.
Regional
team
named
, Six TSU, footballers were .
recently named to the
N'AIA All-Region VII team.
On the offense were tight
end Floyd Beasley, wide
receiver Darrell Piske and
running back Ricky Bush.
Mike Dolloff was named
to the defensive line. Lary
Fowler was linebacker and
Craig Wright was defen-
sive back.
St. Edward's slips by TSU
The Texans outplayed
and outscored the St.
Edward's University
Hilltoppers for 30 minutes
of their game Saturday in
Wisdom Gym, but the
Hilltoppers got some
clutch shooting down the
stretch to get a 79-72 win
in the two teams' second
meeting of the year.
STET led by as much as
15 points in the first half,
but saw that margin cut to
10, 42-32, before the
buzzer. St. Edward's
trimmed away at the lead
in the second half and
pulled even at 56 with
8:01 remaining in the
game on a bucket by
forward Larry Kruse. 'Then
Kruse added 11 clutch
points down the stretch to
help the Hilltoppers to the
win.
Kruse, who had a-
technical foul called on
him early in the game,
came on to score 21 of his
27 points in the second
half.
Tarleton freshman
forward Jerry King led all
scorers with 30 points and
grabbed 11 rebounds.
Senior guard Ross Taylor
chipped in with 17 points
and eight rebounds.
Saturday's game was
the Texans' last contest
before finals and the
holidays. They return to
action on Jan. 8, opening
Texas Intercollegiate
Athletic Association play
at home against McMurry
College at 7:30 p.m. in
Wisdom Gym.
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