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ran~emen wallop
aredo Palominos
91t ld,«UO College lr•mpled
i.a,wdo .M11or College Palo
:. 90.70 1n a foul -plagued,
~ game Monday
~"':, upped the Rangers'
record to 17-6 while the
;::_ ,,11109·11 forthesu·
JOHN THORNTON
Ranier
IIICIN)
- G• ,r. . T • ... 1 - 14 I ll•H I ::::- 1 ... .. s .. , - • ... 12 -- 0 1 , .. II I ... I .... I ... ...... I I ..__, ,., • I .._, ... • I - .. ·-· • .... a, 00
vin Shrout 12, as all the Rangers
scored
Willie R,nche, a Rockportproduct,
led Laredo w,th 20 points
Rudy Garu scored 14- and ~
Garn ripped the nets for 10,
Tho R~rs' found themselves
belund 13-IOwith 10:07remeinong
in the first half beforo the local
cagers scored eight straight
points to take an 18-13 lead with
8·23 remaining ,n the half
Thornton's f,eld goal and two
free shots and two !,old goals by
Ray Wilson and Shrout 1n IIIU
than two minutes startedh Range
rs on a rampage.
In less than five and one half
minutes, the Rangers outscored
the smaller Palominos, who had
two 6-4's as their tallest starter-
s, 27-6 to I.tee a 37-19 lead
with 4·43 remaining ,n 1IHl half as
coach Ron Cul~r substituted
fr-eely
Four players, three from Laredo
and one Ranger, fouled out
,n the game which produced 63
fouls.
Fouling out for Laredo were
starters Ronche. Garza and Oscar
Molina, who sat out most of
the second half with four fouls.
In the second half, more of the
same pumshment hit the Palomi
nos, although Culpepper, playing
most of his $Ubstitutes st -
time, benched the starters for
most of the second half.
The easy game gave Culpepper
a chance to play his substitut.is
In an effort to strengthen his
IMtnch. Lack of bench strength
,s the Rangers' biggestweakness
this year-
•ox score
,..,_(")
G r T
.... 1u I ....... .. .... ., •• D-• I ... • ea..-. I 1-1 • .G..a.r..u...o • ... .. .. .,. I 1-4 • I , .. ....- I -- I l•I I I ... I
Gatu, a • ... ..
T04al• ts ..... ,.
Cage tourneys begin play
i.. ...• ••' s intramural adio1
~ ~~Urals swung mto
~-, •• the basketball
""'-' began with two •L•-- t41t ._. •A• compeht,on the
• IC! deft1t~ Iha Owls '46·
...: Lvry Little pour-ed 1n 12
""' lor the winners Mano
~ CIOtltrtbuted 20 for th9
Iilio Oodtdl ltr L ••gue "A• games,
'-,
55 ~ nipped the Hus·
I! !lltnta-52 on Dave Lopez's
lir91t ,.. _ Rtch Lilt!• scored 21
'F- ....... ,
~ lraop downed Catholic -., Cent., 45-36 m League
,.~t.on
~"'I "' League "8." TBL
ff 11.,_ Cotton Sox 40-22, the
~ • 1'PIM<I by the Sul
40-:M and the Aces de·
ft!lled Baptist Student Union 52 •
46.
sec On d round action beg1M
Monday with Csthohc Student
Center versus tho Hustlel"I, the
Celtics versus ·F· Troop and
Owls versus the Odd SqL,.cl ,n
League "A •
In Leap ·e· compettt,on,
also on Monday, the Cotton Sox
meet the TBL t .. m, the PE
Ma1ors tangle w,lh the S<b
Ro.ehes and the Aces meet Bap·
list Student Union
Oeodlmes for reg,strat,on ,n
women's p,ng pang ,ntramurals
MVR l)een edended to Feb 12
Only tour women have reg1s•
tered.
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,ntramurals 1,,ngles onlyl
~ FIii. 12 andJwdl 2.
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Object Description
| Title | The Ranger |
| Volume No., Issue No. | Vol. 45, No. 16 |
| Date | 1973-02-09 |
| Notes | Issue 16, academic year 1972-73 |
| Creator | KD |
Description
| Title | The Ranger - Page 7 |
| FULL TEXT SEARCH FIELD | ran~emen wallop aredo Palominos 91t ld,«UO College lr•mpled i.a,wdo .M11or College Palo :. 90.70 1n a foul -plagued, ~ game Monday ~"':, upped the Rangers' record to 17-6 while the ;::_ ,,11109·11 forthesu· JOHN THORNTON Ranier IIICIN) - G• ,r. . T • ... 1 - 14 I ll•H I ::::- 1 ... .. s .. , - • ... 12 -- 0 1 , .. II I ... I .... I ... ...... I I ..__, ,., • I .._, ... • I - .. ·-· • .... a, 00 vin Shrout 12, as all the Rangers scored Willie R,nche, a Rockportproduct, led Laredo w,th 20 points Rudy Garu scored 14- and ~ Garn ripped the nets for 10, Tho R~rs' found themselves belund 13-IOwith 10:07remeinong in the first half beforo the local cagers scored eight straight points to take an 18-13 lead with 8·23 remaining ,n the half Thornton's f,eld goal and two free shots and two !,old goals by Ray Wilson and Shrout 1n IIIU than two minutes startedh Range rs on a rampage. In less than five and one half minutes, the Rangers outscored the smaller Palominos, who had two 6-4's as their tallest starter- s, 27-6 to I.tee a 37-19 lead with 4·43 remaining ,n 1IHl half as coach Ron Cul~r substituted fr-eely Four players, three from Laredo and one Ranger, fouled out ,n the game which produced 63 fouls. Fouling out for Laredo were starters Ronche. Garza and Oscar Molina, who sat out most of the second half with four fouls. In the second half, more of the same pumshment hit the Palomi nos, although Culpepper, playing most of his $Ubstitutes st - time, benched the starters for most of the second half. The easy game gave Culpepper a chance to play his substitut.is In an effort to strengthen his IMtnch. Lack of bench strength ,s the Rangers' biggestweakness this year- •ox score ,..,_(") G r T .... 1u I ....... .. .... ., •• D-• I ... • ea..-. I 1-1 • .G..a.r..u...o • ... .. .. .,. I 1-4 • I , .. ....- I -- I l•I I I ... I Gatu, a • ... .. T04al• ts ..... ,. Cage tourneys begin play i.. ...• ••' s intramural adio1 ~ ~~Urals swung mto ~-, •• the basketball ""'-' began with two •L•-- t41t ._. •A• compeht,on the • IC! deft1t~ Iha Owls '46· ...: Lvry Little pour-ed 1n 12 ""' lor the winners Mano ~ CIOtltrtbuted 20 for th9 Iilio Oodtdl ltr L ••gue "A• games, '-, 55 ~ nipped the Hus· I! !lltnta-52 on Dave Lopez's lir91t ,.. _ Rtch Lilt!• scored 21 'F- ....... , ~ lraop downed Catholic -., Cent., 45-36 m League ,.~t.on ~"'I "' League "8." TBL ff 11.,_ Cotton Sox 40-22, the ~ • 1'PIM |
