The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, July 01, 1947, Image 3

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    Summer Intramural
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Play At
jCoUegeViewis
|Wild and Woolly
TS« newly orfonlsed CoOoc*
View Intrmmunil Softball League
started play Thursday, June 26
with fist teams entsui.
la the opener Ed Dusek’s Ante
lopes tapped Jack RoSer's Athletics
to the tune of 14 to t Flowers,
winning pitcher for the Antelopes,
allowed only four hits until he
was relie rad by Robertson Lucy
and Re her pitched for the Athlet
ics with Lucy Kemjr credited with
the toes. Big guns for the Ante
lope# were Bn»<-oo hanging obt
four for four, and Phillips getting
two for three.
In Fridays game the Bears went
all out U seers • jolting tl to T
victory evsr the Eager Bei
Jennings Anderson, Bear Mai
squared off and knocked tws
runs, whlls his teammate first
bMMMn Buddy KUsrhrosk knock
m out one homer and almeet had
• perfart day with 4
trips It the ptau
Fallewlng la a artedule af the
» ua fames and the namea af
learn managere with alt fames
•tartinf at 4 p, m. ' ■ H
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for t
City/ Aektman
Dorm 10 buttled through a 7 inning ball game Thui
to edge out a one-run victory over Dorjn 8,1 to 0 and to keep
their record perfect
Pitcher Adnma oMkud up another win in a game that
was a pitchers dual sll the wev4— 5
through. Smw ‘
pitcher with e
of 13 strike outs end
I hits. Dorm 10
hits together in the sixth inning
to give them their winning score
Omars started the sixth inning ral
ly with Adams and Sutherland fol
lowing in order to posh Otnara
across the plate.
Adame record for the gem*
•as f strike eats sad S hits Per
the Users Mae.
the Trailer
with a f to I
Durham did
Am euu aad t hMa. Fat
Maas aad Qalhesath
far their teams I hits.
hit euluma hy rapi
ratTfff I flMf
■fin fpOMMi
had a psrfMt day
aut a per
hi* t#am
wa whu
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or rood hesemsn Rarea was
here with a [ham raa la
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who will do the work at the latramaral
this
Ttery Sjossss
1 FOR YOUR SUMMER REFREHMENS
Soda Fountain —Sandwiches
RAY’S SNACK BAR
1 K«w
from left to right, top row. Spike White (Director of
i). Tom Croach. Jim HHL Harry Uthoff. sad Phil Shel-
row, Barney Welch. Bad Deatoa. Cliff Ackerman. Lee
Daa Jackson.
- CLEANING
PRESSING ALTERATIONS
PROMPT and KFKICIKNT
1 DAY RRRVICS
AGGIE
CLEANERS and DYERS
DRY CLEANING As You Like It!
jt* - " ’ •*' . d»> J j 4 •
Ul Ua Insure You That
SUMMER FRESHNESS
CAMPUS CLEANERS
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TUESDilY, JULY 1. 1947
Page 3
Water Carnival To
Be Held Thursday
A water carnival is to be held
at the P. L. Downs Swimming Pool
on the night of July 3, at 7:30
p. m. It will be the first of a
series of water carnivals to be held
during the summer. The object of
the carnivals is to obtain funds to
send the College Station team to
the various swimming meets.
The carnival will consist of relay
races, free style and back stroke
exhibitions, diving with comedy,
comedy life saving acta, night
shirt relay, a water polo game and
various other stunts.
Remember the date and be there
for a night of fun.
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Intramural Softball
Standings
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Standings
Team
Dorm 10
Dorm 4*
Dorm t
Dorm 9 ■
Dorm 1*
Dorm 4
Dorm 4
rm 7
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Projoet House t
Trailer Caup I
(Thursday, Jane 34)
AM
Bowling League
To Be
ing League
e Organized
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AGGIES
COME IN AND TRY OUR COOKIES, CAKES.
ROLLS, ETC. THEY’RE GOOD!
CONGDON’S BAKERY
307 North Main —BRYAN
•Wees*
Vet Wlvei Start
Volleyball Play
The wtvip of wteran students
living In the College View apart,
merits erfafclaed a three team vol.
leyball league to begin play Mon*
day. June |o.
The teem! are captained by Coco
The YMCA Cabinet k sponsoring
a Student Bowling League to be
instituted this summer. The first
m. cnng of that# Interested In tak
ing part In this activity will be
hew In the Aeeemkiy Room
af the YMCA Wednesday night.
My * UU Jk m.
At this meeting there will he
shews a movie ca Bewting Fun.
dements Is. Thin film shews the
pi4mary technique# in the art
of hawing wMrt le valuable
Infermatkm far the eiperta as
«ell as amateara.
All Itudente who are Interested
DeLUXE CAFE
Bryan —
Where nil Aggies meet
“We Serve the Beet”
la bowling—beginners, ameteure,
or experts- wre Invited to join this
league, Aa soon as alt entrees are
In a schedule ef playing time will
n ianda art. Furtnrt letalle wilt
he gives out la the neat few days.]
Stayton, A ' Apartments) Hobble
Caudle, B ApurtmenUi Kitty Som
mer, C and D Apartments.
USED RECORDS
Now and old favorites SI#
Supply of n«w popular
records—also
Knnn, Record Playtra,
(nmblnatlona
BRYAN MUSIC CO.
4()S North Main
We carry famous Arrow ffj ffl
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not drop down and
us
FOR ARROW SHIRTS aad TIES
CLOrMCRS
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JUNE
CLEARANCE
in prints, meshes, shantung,
and cottons. 4
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SUITS - COATS
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Smart Shop
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TAYLOR’S
CAMPUS VARIETY STORE
For All Your School Supplien
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