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Friday, February 18, 1955 THE BATTALION Page 3 BATTALION CLASSIFIED • UT, SELL. RENT or TRADE. Rates S cents a word per insertion with a 25 cents minimum. Space rate in classified section, 55 cents per column inch. Send or call all classifieds to STUDENT PUB LICATIONS OFFICE, Goodwin Hall, Tex as A&M. All ads must be received b; 1 p.m. on the day before publication. • FOR SALE • 1949 CROSLEY Station Wagon. 319 Kyle. Phone 6-2481. 63tf STUDENT DIRECTORIES now only 50c cents each. Get yours at the North Gate post office, M.S.C. or at the Fublicaions Office, Goodwin Hall, Room 207. tf JERRY ANDERSON’S complete uniform for sale. Short coat, pinks, green and summer serge. All regulation. Sale at % price or less. LOU. GOOD USED practice piano. 2407 Rountree Drive. Phone 3-1789, Bryan. FOR RENT DOWNSTAIRS furnished apartment S50.00. Four blocks. North Gate. Couples only. Pre£er Sophomores or Juniors. Phone 3-2964 r 4-9844. 66tl ONE BEDROOM furnished house located on an acre of land. For information cal^Mrs. Simmonds, College Hospital be fore 5 p.m. Phone 4-5184. 65t4 I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE my home including kitchen, piano, and T.V. with two working girls or two A&M Students Phone 6-2723. WANTED 100 USED slide rules. LOU. Official Notices Official notices must be brought, tnallejl, or telephoned so as to arrive In the Of fice of Student Publications (207 Goodwin, 4-5324, hours 8 - 12, 1-5, daily Monday through Friday) at or before the deadline of 1 p.m. of the day preceding publica tion. — Manager. Aggies Face Tall Baylor Team, Fish Battle Cubs Tomorrow The second installment of fees for board, room rent, and laundry for the current semester is now due and must be paid by Tuesday, February 22. This installment amounts. to $46.80 and covers the period from February 22 to March 22 as fol lows: Board .... $34.45 Room rent . . 9.35 Laundry . . . . 3.00 65t4 A few posts for physics laboratory stu dent assistantships for the present semester are still open. Men who have completed sophomore physics courses with superior records are wanted to assist with labora tory instruction in several second semester courses various morrting and afternoon periods throughout the week. The scale of compensation is .80 per hour for new assistants and .90 per hour for experienced assistants. Applicants are invited to register at the office of the department at , their earliest convenience. J. G. Potter Head of Department 65t2 LOST SMALL RED Nail Dachshund. Children’s pet. Phone 4-5913. Ray George, Re ward. 63t4 • FOUND • In order to permit students and faculty to attend the services in Guion Hall dur ing the annual Religious Emphasas Week, classes will be suspended according to the following schedule: Monday, February 21—11 a.m. to noon Tuesday and Wednesday February 22 and 23-^—10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday and Friday February 24 and 25— 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. J. P. Abbott 63t6 Dean of the College . WONDERFUL place to buy or sell. Battalion classified ads. 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THE COCA-COLA COMPANY By RONNIE GREATHOUSE Battalion Sports Staff A&M faces the tall, talented but erratic Baylor Bears here tomorrow night in a contest that could see the Aggies escape the Southwest conference cellar. The Aggie Fish open tomorrow night’s activities at 6 p.m., and the vai-sity game begins at 8. KORA will broadcast the contest. If third-place Arkansas wins over Texas at Fayetteville and the Aggies down Baylor, A&M and UT will be tied with 2-7 records. The Aggies lost their second starting player when forward Don Bilbrey injured his shoulder again in the SMU game. Bilbrey will be out for the rest of the season. Two of the Aggies’ top scorers, George Mehaffey and Bill Brophy, managed only eight points between them in the SMU game. They should be on the rebound this week. Guard Ted Harrod pumped in 23 points, and John Foi'tenberry buck eted 15 in the Mustang game, indi cating they are steadily improving. “We may change our defense for the Baylor game,” said Coach John Floyd, “and we will play a looser offense than against SMU.” The Bears have come up with one of the smoothest sophomores in the conference in 6-5 Jerry Mallett. Mallett’s deadly one-hand set shot from around the free throw circle has helped vault him into fourth place in conference scoring. Another outstanding Bruin this season has been Murray Bailey* a 6-2 forward who led Baylor in scoi'ing last year with 311 points. He has ranked among the nation’s leaders in free throws for the past two seasons. Last year he dropped in 137 of 176 free thi-ow tries. Don Dickson, Baylor’s 6-8 cen ter, adds still more experience and height to the fast breaking Bear offense. A&M’s freshman squad will go against a revenge-bent team of Baylor Cubs in the first game. The Fish eased past the Cubs in Waco earlier this season 72-71. Fifty-six fouls were called in the turbulent contest as four Fish and three Cubs fouled out. Guard Bryan Sutherlin leads the Aggie Fish in point making over the season with 141. He has hit 52 of 121 field goal tries and 37 of 52 free throws. He is also second in rebounds with 79. Willard Hutto is second in scor ing with 91 points on 35 field goals and 21 free throws. Freshman guard J. C. Smith will miss the Baylor game because of a hurt knee. DEAD EYE—Guard Ted Harrod, a 6-0 sophomore, prob ably will start for the Aggies against Baylor here tomorrow night. Leading A&M scorer in the SMU game with 23 points, Harrod has a fine jump shot and is a good 'driver’. He led last year’s Fish team with 190 points and a 15.9 average. Break Two Marks Ag Swimmers Edge Texas 44-40 Earle Wins Nod, lekard Floored Jim Earle won his 37th fight in 40 starts last night in Fort Worth and survived as A&M’s only entry in the state Golden Gloves meet Earle, winning the first two ounds, took a decision from Mar vin Crow of Dallas to gain the quarterfinals of the lightweight di vision. He doesn’t fight again un til Saturday night. Aggie Featherweight Connie Eckard suffered a first-round knockout by Baltazar Flores of Beaumont, one of the meet title favorites. Flores flooi’cd Eckard in the first flurry of the bout, then put him down for keeps later in the round AUSTIN, Feb. 18 — CP) — A&M toppled favored Texas last night 44-40 in a Southwest Conference dual swimming meet. The Aggies unofficially bettered two conference records in splash ing to the victoiy. Neither mark will count because records must be broken in the confei’ence meet. A&M won the 300-yard medley relay in 3:02.1. The existing mark is 3:05.3 by Texas. The Aggie team was composed of Norman Ufer, Dick Weick and John Speich. Weick clipped .3 second off the existing 200-yard individual medley mark, winning in 2:17.7. Dick Hunkier of A&M won the 50-yard free style in 23.7 seconds and the 100-yard free style in 54.5 seconds. UTer won the 200-yard backstroke in 2:22.4. Weick swam to victory in the 220-yard breast stroke in 2:39.8. Texas won four first places. J. L. Neal of the Longhorns took the 200-yard free style in 2:21.7. In diving, Louis Million placed first. Charlton Hadden won the 440 yard free style in 5:09.7. In the final race, the Longhorns took the 440-yard free style in 3:41.1. The team was made up of Pat Patter son, Robert Bell, Dave Fennekohl and Neal. Telegraphic meet summary—A&M 66, Texas Tech 9. 309-yarci medley relay—1. A&M (May nard, Penberthy, Kasper); 2. Tech. Time: 3:18.3. 22()-yard freestyle—1. Woodard. A&M; 2. Beutelschies, A&M; 3. Chisum, Tech. Time: 2:31. 50-yard freestyle—1. Horne. A&M; 2. Hunkier, A&M; 3. Shackelford, Tech; 4. Donnelly. Tech. Time: 24.1. 150-yard individual medley—1. Klipple. j A&M; 2. Devenport, A&M; 3. Munzinger, Tech. Time: 1:40.1. 100-yard freestyle—1. Speich. A&M; 2, j Shackelford, Tech; 3. Kasper, A&M; 4. 1 Donnelly. Tech. Time: 56.2. 200-yard backstroke—1. Snoots. A&M; I 2. Maynard. A&M; 3. Shackelford, Tech; j 4. Lashier. Tech. Time: 2:35. 200-yard breaststroke—1. Bedford, A&M; 2. Penberttoy, A&M; 3. Jobe, Tech. Time: 2:35. 440-yard freestyle—1. Woodard, A&M; 2. Beutelschies, A&M; Chisum, Tech. Time; 5:42.1. 400-yard freestyle relay—1. AAM (Klip ple. Pepping. Kasper. Horne); 2. Tech. Time: 3:49.7. Student Senate (Continued from Page 1) Senator Wallace Eversberg pre sented a proposal from the senior class asking that a letter asking civilian students not to wear other school letter jackets be placed in all dormitories. The senate voted to write such a letter, asking the T association and the Civilian Students counci to join the senate and the senior class in making it a joint letter. The senior class’ letter reads in part “Anyone desirious of wearing a letter sweater on the A&M cam pus should earn an Aggie ‘TV Only one world’s heavyweight champion was born in Nebrask Max Baer’s birthplace was Omaha LAST DAY DANGER ROAMS THE KOREAN SKIES! A AMO—<i HCTVRR William HOLDEN fcace KELLY Fredric MARCH Mickey ROONEY SAT. PREVUE Sunday thru Saturday POWERFUL STORY OF THE WEST! Gleim FORD Barbara STANWYCK Edward G. ROBINSON Ag Soccer Team Plays U of H Here A&M’s undefeated soccer team, defending Texas Inter national Soccer league champs, opens its league season here Sunday with the University of Houston. Game time is 2:30 p.m. at the new soccer field east of Anchor hall and south of White coliseum. There is no admission charge. . ' r 110 Coaches Attend BU Football Clinic WACO, Tex., Feb. 18—More than 110 high school and junior college football coaches from Texas and Louisiana registered yesterday for Baylor’s annual 3-day football coaching clinic. The coaches heard Baylor Coach George Sauer talk on “running game and ball handling” and Steve Owen lecture on “defensive tat ties.” The visiting coaches saw movies of the 1954 Baylor-SMU game. HELP LOU HELP YOU We Need a Few Used Books For Our Friends and Customers. / If you have any of these titles bring them in as soon as possible — . v CHEM & PHYSICS HAND BOOKS Chem. 101 History 105 - 10G Physics 203 - 201 History 307 ME 212 BA 208 - Adv. / Economics 203 - 204 K We also have customers who want — A BICYCLE SET GOLF CLUBS PINK PANTS BASE BALL GLOVES GREEN PANTS 31-35 TENNIS RACQUETS TRADE WITH LOU, HE’S RIGHT WITH YOU — LAST DAY — “THE LAW vs. BILLY THE KID” Scott Brady — Color — SECOND HIT — “THE MIAMI STORY” Barry Sullivan — SAT. 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