Need A Job For The 1996 Fall Semester?
• Are you a fun person?
• Do you enjoy working with kids?
• Looking for valuable work experience?
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College Station
Petits A Recreation
Community Education
Are you available Mon. - Fri. ? 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.?
If you answered yes to any of these questions,
we may have the job for you.
Applications now being accepted at
Central Park Office until April 12
For more information call:
764-3486
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SPECIALIZING IN
DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION
ONE DAY SERVICE ON MOST CARS
Quality Service since 1987
693-6189
601 Harvey Rd.
Ifahv/me
•TUNE-UPS
• TRANSMISSION REPAIR
• WATER PUMPS
•ALIGNMENTS
• FREE ENGINE DIAGNOSIS
• FREE 9 POINT SAFETY CHECK
• MAJOR & MINOR ENGINE REPAIR
• QUALITY FRIENDLY SERVICE
BRAKES
A/C REPAIR
ALIGNMENTS
FREE BRAKE CHECK
Texas Ave.
★
Hwy 6
OPEN MON. THRU SAT.
8 AM TO 6 PM
Welcome Back Aggies!
Did your vehicle act up during Spring Break?
Call us for a FREE Inspection which includes:
• check all fluid levels • check all belts & hoses
• check all brakes & brake lines • check engine
Have peace of mind
AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE
Service includes Diagnostic
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[evaluation of AC system, leak
[ detection & check freon levels up
jj^o 8 oz. free Freon $15.00 per lb.
f" "front/rear brake job
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WHEEL ALIGNMENT
gg Adjust caster, camber & toe
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most cars
4-wheel $49.95
setting to manufacturer specs.
All cars, four wheels (excluding
Ford I beam).
W/ COUPON ONLY
( Includes:
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Rotors resurfaced 1
Inspect master cylinder
Repack front wheel bearings & seals grg£j a |
Metallic Pads 5 20 00 Extra I
New pads
| • Inspect front calipers
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RADIATOR FLUSH & FILL
$29 95
Includes 1 gallon anti-freeze
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ENGINE TUNE-UP
I In most electronic ignition cars, we'll install new resistor spark plugs, adjust
■ idle speed, set timing, test battery and charging systems, and inspect other
* key ignition parts. We'll make it PURRI
Vans and Trucks M0 W Extra C /% ^ CYL.
| $59.95 6 Cyl.
1 $69.95 8 Cyl.
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W/ COUPON ONLY
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LUBE, OIL & FILTER SPECIAL
$-| 495
! ERA $2 fee extra
MVIost Cars
Chassis lube • Up to 5 qt. oil
New oil filter • Check all fluid levels
9 point safety check
RFC SPORTS
Rues At The Red
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Being In Shape Has Never Felt So Good!
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Two-Jtep (
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Classes focus on the basics of Country Western dance.
Classes will teach techniques of moving forward, turns,
spins, and simpler choreographed couple turns. No
aerials or complex moves will be taught. Eight classes
for $20* per couple. Grab your boots and sign up today!
Starts April 1st.
* $30 per couple for non-Rec Members
Golf lew
Classes still Open!
Learn to golf and enjoy the out-of-doors.
April 1,3,8, & 10 Mon. & Wed.
Apri 16,18, 23, 25 Tues. SThurs.
Classes meet at Penberthy Golf
Range across from Olsen Field
Only $25 for four classes.
$35 for non-Rec Members.
Learn to physically and mentally relax, increase
flexibility, build strength, and improve breathing.
Classes will be instructed by
Bobby Lane, certified yoga
instructor. Classes are only
$28 for one month, and
begin April I. For more
information, contact the Rec
Center Member Services Desk
today at 845-7826.
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3, 9:00-10:00pm
Intramurals
More Than Fun And Games
3 On 3 Basketball Tournament
Octdrun Sty&tl
Saturday, April 13, 10:00am
Outdoor Courts at the Rec Center
$30 Double Elimination
Entries Must Be Received By Wednesday, April 10
Registration Dates
Sport
Register
Fee
Archery Doubles
Mar.25-Apr. 2
Free
Swim Meet
Mar.25-Apr. 2
Free
Putt-Putt Golf Doubles
Apr. 1 - Apr. 9
**
Frisbee Golf
Apr. 8 - Apr. 16
Free
Fun Run
Apr. 8- Apr. 18
Free
Race Walk
Apr. 8- Apr. 18
Free
Baseball Hitting
Apr. 8-Apr. 16
Free
** Round of Golf at Putt-Putt
For more information, contact the Rec Center
Member Sen'ices Desk
Page 10 • The Battalion
Monday • April 1,1996
Spurs rout Suns for 17th straight
San Antonio compiled a perfect 16-0 record in March
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The
San Antonio Spurs completed an
unbeaten month of March with
their 17th straight victory Sun
day, 97-83 over the Phoenix
Suns, becoming only the second
team in NBA history to go 16-0
in a month.
The Spurs, whose winning
streak began Feb. 29, matched
the 16-0 record set by the Los
Angeles Lakers in 1972. Nine
other teams have had undefeat
ed months of 12 to 15 victories.
David Robinson scored 22
points, Avery Johnson had 20,
Sean Elliott had 17 points, 10 re
bounds and five assists and
Charles Smith scored 12 points.
Kevin Johnson scored 19,
Michael Finley had 16 and Dan
ny Manning came off the bench
to add 14 for Phoenix, which had
its three-game winning streak
snapped.
The Suns had a rough first
quarter, going just 5-of-22 from
the field, and trailed 25-16 head
ing into the second period.
Charles Barkley was l-of-9 in
the quarter.
San Antonio broke the game
open early in the fourth quarter
as Avery Johnson had three
straight layups for a 78-65 lead.
Robinson’s has 13,998 career
points. If he reaches 14,000, he’ll
become the 89th NBA player to
hit the mark.
Spurs guard Dell Demps was
placed on the injured list due to
back spasms. Forward Carl Her
rera returned to active status.
He had been on the list since
March 22 due to gastroenteritis.
Among the other teams to go
undefeated in a month are the
Boston Celtics (15-0 in Decem
ber, 1959), Chicago Bulls (14-0,
Jan. ’96), Lakers (14-0, Nov.’71),
Phoenix Suns (14-0 Dec. ’92),
Houston Rockets (14-0, Nov. 93)
and New York Knicks (14-0,
March, ’94). One team had a 13-
0 month and two had 12-0
months.
Goliath pounds David in Women’s
National Championship game
Tennessee’s size routed Georgia’s speed in the title tilt, 83-65
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) —
Tennessee was bigger and
stronger, Georgia was quicker.
In this case, bigger was better.
Tennessee dominated inside
and got some inspired defense
from Latina Davis in beating
Southeastern Conference rival
Georgia 83-65 Sunday night to
win its fourth NCAA champi
onship.
Tennessee now has twice as
many national titles as any
other school in 15 years of
NCAA play. The Lady Vols
won their previous champi
onships in 1987, 1989 and
1991 — all under current
coach Pat Summitt.
Tennessee’s players donned
the traditional championship
caps and pranced around the
court in celebration. Summitt,
wearing a burnt orange
pantsuit, watched calmly from
the sidelines and chatted with
a television reporter.
Tennessee’s Michelle
Marciniak, who had 10 points,
five assists and two steals,
was named the outstanding
player in the Final Four. She
scored 21 in a semifinal victo
ry over defending champion
Connecticut on Friday night.
Abby Conklin helped with
some timely 3-point shooting
for the Lady Vols, who had
lost at Georgia 77-71 during
the season. Tennessee outre-
bounded Georgia 63-30 in that
game and enjoyed another big
edge on the boards Sunday
night, this time 54-39.
That total included 21 offen
sive rebounds, which led to 17
second-chance points.
Davis, Tennessee’s leading
scorer in the tournament,
stood out with her defense by
shutting down Georgia’s All-
America guard, Saudia
Roundtree.
Roundtree had promised
coach Andy Landers a national
championship when she signed
with Georgia out of junior col
lege two years ago, but she
couldn’t make it happen.
The 5-foot-7 senior, who had
63 points in her two previous
tournament games, rarely was
able to get Georgia into its
deadly transition game and
scored only eight points on 3-
for-14 shooting. She went
scoreless in the second half.
Freshman Chamique Hold-
sclaw led Tennessee (32-4)
with 16 points and 14 re
bounds. Tiffani Johnson also
scored 16 for the Lady Vols
and Conklin added 14, includ
ing four 3-pointers. Pashen
Thompson had 12 points and
11 rebounds.
La’Keshia Frett led Georgia
(28-5) with 25 points but had
only seven in the second half.
Tracy Henderson scored 16.
Ahead 42-37 at halftime de
spite shooting only 43 percent,
Tennessee opened the second
half with a 15-5 run to in
crease its lead to 57-41.
Conklin hit two 3-pointers
during that stretch and four
other Tennessee players
scored as the Lady Vols took
control.
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