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RAMBLER
Thursday, February 13, 1986
Rams Winding Down
LADY RAMS CAGER Teresa Reynolds stands on
open court as the vies for the attention of bell
carrier Susan Slegmundt. The Lady Rams de-
feated Midwestern State 6245.
Photo by Send! Daniel
Shooting Shakes Frat House
by Sandi Daniel
A shooting that occurred next
door to the Sigma Phi Epsilon
fraternity house resulted in the
damage of two cars owned by
fraternity members. No one was
injured.
At time of press, there were
no suspects in the shooting, which
occurred Feb. 3 at 2:30 a.m.
The passenger and driver win-
dows of sophomore Scott Young’s
1980 Fairmont were shattered
and the bullet was discovered
imbedded in junior Robert Reed's
1978 Granada by the front pas-
senger fender. The cars were
parked side by side in the Sig Ep
driveway.
"We have no idea who did
it," said Sig Ep member David
Flaherety. "We called the police
after we discovered it later in
the day. They said there was
nothing they could do about it.”
Young and Reed decided to
file reports anyway, for insurance
purposes. Reed estimates damage
done to his car at $300. Young
has already had his car repaired,
and estimation of repair was not
available at time of press.
Reed said that on the night
of Feb. 3, a man who lived next
door to the fraternity house was
walking by the house when a
man and a woman drove by and
shot at him numerous times.
“They were actual hit peo-
ple,” Reed said, repeating the
information he had gotten from
the neighbors. “The guy (being
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Deadline is February 28.
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ext. 4430.
by Sean Wood
The Rams are winding down
their season, having played their
final regular season home game
Tuesday night. Scores were un-
available at press time. In other
recent action, however, the Rams
have dropped three and won two,
boosting their record to 18-12.
The Rams played at home
against the Hilltoppers of St. Ed-
ward's on Monday, Feb. 3. Their
previous two meetings had ended
in close scores. This game was
no exception.
At halftime the Rams found
themselves down 44-36. The game
was physical throughout, but it
seemed to intensify in the sec-
ond half. St. Ed's was beating
itself as their coach and two
players received technical fouls.
With tough play on the inside
and crashing of the boards, TWO
was able to come back to win
81-80.
Victor Spencer turned in an-
other outstanding performance.
He led all scoring with a season
high 32 points. David Lynch and
Dewayne Ballard helped the
Ram's cause with 14 and 11
points respectively. Lynch also
led rebounding for the Rams
with nine.
Anthony Davis led scoring for
the Hilltoppers with 21. Also
contributing for St. Edward's
were David Smith with 13,
Michael Johnson with 12, and
Stewart Anderson with 11. Davis
led Hilltopper rebounding with
nine.
In other action last week, the
shot at) has fled town. Two of
the neighbors' cars were also
hit.’’
Reed also said that the bullet
they pulled out of his car sug-
gested the gun used was a .38
special hollow point.
According to the Sig Eps, this
is not the first domestic distur-
bance in their neighborhood. A
week or so before the shooting,
another neighbor brandishing a
gun walked down the street and
shot twice, apparently for no
reason. No one was hurt, and no
damage was done to property.
Sports Commentary
All Star—All Everything
by Micheal Kwas and Mark Borowicx
As the middle of the N.B.A. season arrives, the elite of basket-
ball met at Reunion Arena for the N.B.A. all-star game. This classic
features a collaboration of the best talents in the sport pitted against
each other on two teams. No matter which starting five are chosen on
each team, from Boston to Los Angeles, there are barroom argu-
ments about who should be where and why. We’d like to start a
few more controversies and have some fun in selecting our own
All-Everything Teams:
Tha All-Dunk Team
C—Akeem Olajuwon (Rockets)
F—Domonique Wilkins (Hawks)
F—Orlando Woolridge (Bulls)
G—Michael Jordan (Bulls)
G—Clyde Drexler (Blazers)
fha All-Underrated Team
C—Jack Sikma (Sonics)
F—Orlando Woolridge (Bulls)
F—Rodney McCray (Rockets)
G—Alvin Robertson (Spurs)
G—Sidney Moncrief (Bucks)
The All Unwanted
Maverick Team
(players who were traded or
passed up by the Mavericks)
C—Wayne Cooper (Nuggets)
F—Charles Barkley (Sixers)
F—Clark Kellogg (Pacers)
G—Terrance Stansbury (Pacers)
G—Kelvin Ransey (Nets)
Honorable Mention:
F—Karl Malone (Jazz)
The All-Trigger Teem
(players who've never seen a
shot they didn't like)
C—Moses Malone (Sixers)
F—Domonique Wilkins (Hawks)
F—Adrian Dantley (Jazz)
G—George Gervin (Bulls)
G—World B. Free (Savs)
The All Johnson Team
C—Clemon Johnson (Sixers)
F—Marques Johnson (Clippers)
F—Steve Johnson (Spurs)
G—Magic Johnson (Lakers)
G—Dennis Johnson (Celtics)
The All-WIndex Team
(players who clean the glass)
C—Moses Malone (Sixers)
F—Buck Williams (Nets)
F—Ralph Sampson (Rockets)
G—Magic Johnson (Lakers)
G—Michael Jordan (Bulls)
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men played McMurray College.
They lost at McMurray 82-70. In
the Wayland Baptist tournament
the men won only one game to
two losses. TWC lost to Lubbock
Christian College 86-78 and host
Wayland 89-86. Their only win
came against Southwestern Uni-
versity 73-71.
The rest of the men's season
will be played on the road in
hopes of a playoff bid.
Last week, the Rams were
ranked sixth in District Eight,
which would qualify them for
the eight team play-offs. If the
Rams fail to climb into one of
the top four district positions,
all play-off games will be on the
road. Play-off action begins
Feb. 27.
Lady Rams on Streak
by Sean Wood
Currently ranked 20th in the
National Association of Inter-
collegiate Athletes, the Lady
Cagers continue to play tough
basketball. The women have had
a long, but a fruitful season.
All of the Lady Ram’s op-
ponents have been met by a
high-scoring offense and a very
physical defense. Most of their
opponents have fallen by scores
that went into double digita.
Last week the women did it
again. They beat McMurray Col-
lege by 32 points, 91-59. Recent-
ly, they defeated Concordia Lu-
theran by 33 points, 8047.
100 point games are rare in
women’s basketball, but not to
the women of TWC.
Check out the action tonight
as they face Tarleton State Uni-
versity at 7:45 p.m.
Championship Coming
by Bill Day
and Sean M. Wood
The National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletes (N.A.LA.)
will hold its seventh annual
women’s national volleyball
championship tournament here
this November. The tournament
will be from Nov. 19-22. Competi-
tion will be held in the Sid W.
Richardson Center.
According to a press release
from the office of Student Life
that is going to the media to-
day, 20 teams from all around
the nation will compete for the
N.A.I.A. championship. The teams
will be divided into four groups
with each team playing all teams
in its group. The top two teams
in each group then advance to
the eight team double-elimination
tournament. The deciding match
will be played Saturday, Nov. 22.
The defending champion la St.
Mary's College of Morgana, Cali-
fornia. Tha Wesleyan team nar-
rowly missed qualifying for the
N.A.I.A. tournament in 1985, and
is hoping to bounce back to play
for the championship on its home
court. The Lady Rami were run-
ners-up to the University of Ha-
waii Hilo in 1982.
Preliminary planning for the
tournament is being done by
tournament director C. B. Elder
and volleyball coach Becky
Hughes.
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