TUfi
Baseball Title
At NCAA Meet
V
Shatter
I ^ 1 i J " I .1
St. Louis,,Records
Au*tin. Tm., June
TVxm came
frrnn behind Thursday after
noon t* defeat the University
of A neons 7-3, and qualify
for a n*tum trip to tbr Nationoi
CoHeftat** UaarlMH Tnsmammt
Yroirfday^ darWnn, brfortaa
ovf«rfto« rrawd nt IJUie
thr T’l'xaa
Diotnrt
llrrrtofo^
matw-allf.
hooton, Jsnr S
•*« boarUJI reconk i
Hit* a* hnutsti'a Red
foor (H. Loum (ittdMira
» ^
craxcd Box in
■ Ww si®»rt ^PsMH I
B ta sar gamO k
i forSMrijr
faaa, pea '~ X ,7 .
I tx>ngifeamoi the N« AA ’ * tL* v*? "!*• '••Nnsl rfatma a
S 'liiia^M r .rk^a The moot tntai bam** to «m> <cv**n tin*
, k*d romT t-Ttk « *uto K*n^. •, fana^y M by fklrtti aid **!»
with the winaiaw of tHc M * 1 ^ Natwmai Ua#ic ami Volltm-i
t '' iftiaaiI caamOHHl ^ h > Yori » tkr Aia. riran ftytit tiro
Most ran* in two iraia***. 4* The *ct a m.*
Htaksc th* rbaUriwkf Arisorta
Wildroui to * M k*d k thr finrt
tHrrr inning*, the I<on|dtorna ral
liod for two run* is th«* fourth, tird
it Up in thr fiftk, tH«*n nddfd two
ran* i*»rh ia th** »ixth and nrvnnth
franto* *.
Outfioldrr Frank U«roi».-V ’* tnp-
lo. With two aboard in th«* sixth,
nod first Ham m«t Kal Sognst’*
i< ml *»ff howtor in thr srrontll won
tbo denaivt* bi<n*«.
Mt 4utint**, Jim Khrlrf and Xur
ray Wall, a |>*ir <4 ^rbthami.r*.
lintitni tho wildcats to fivt* *afo
tie*. Khrkr wa* troublrd to thi
Warix inmnir* utd gavo a ay to
Wall in tho sixth with one out and
runnoY* ,av *orw«*4 and thud.
ftt tlx-firrt rntbo of tho »< rio»,
Wall
him
Toxa* *>|Urftr.d tho m i ll * W."dn* »
day >*iih .« Ihooo run rally in tho
ninth, * inning !> a.
| wld record «*f<
York
U 4S wa* Held by both
and tkc» aasr JM
New
ftna
Most hit* in tw® gameajkl, for
merly 4t> by Philadelphia tnd Bo*
tmt Amencai League risk*
The So* also aet record* of their
own, onualhit bame oth* r* and ap
P roar hod «MI other mark*
By wbarkinr four double*, Be«-
-ton * Al Zarilla ot|uaile<i an r*afh
held l»f *eeeral playor* for tqte
(tame
The Sot also rgwte within arte of
the majwr league record of eight
I It^MUtlS^l Ul SM MBW.
Bobby Doerr hit three
led William* and Walt Drop©
earh bit two.
Other oddltw* included pttoher
•hurk Stobb*’ four conaarutive
'<a*e» on balls Stubbs won hi*
fourth ram**
~~f-w j .Conbrr fielder Clyde Vollmer,
n lamgtn ■‘felling li«*m Ibmaggio arHo t»
National 1 rfoting a pulled leg inu*ele, had
time* at bat in eight inning*
walked an oigbtli Unto.
Vollmer, by faring the pitcher
time* in a* many inning*,
Mt a nmdetn mark The oM rec
ord of the modern era wo* seven
eat Sjnrts. ii-2 Local Legion Nine
is B <> b collected their fifth atraifht lopa. • , , J T / (
mm, od a Bo -pk 1 f ^ ,#k m . A. ,
Dropped in Opener
Art Adamsuwt
the
b id dropped a f* 4 *gam*t
m t!v ninth inning Turaday
Murals /{<•<:in
Monday W ilh
Softball Ha y t
f . s
Philadoipbia, June 5* - Alex
Kellser settled down after yield
mg three run* to the fimt three
hatter* and won hi* first game
*i»ae May b a* the Philod* Iphia
athletic* defeated the Cltieagw
Whiti- Sox 5-4 for th*- aeond
ottaight time la*t night
•
New York June 9 ' ** The
New York Yankta* pounce.I on
AH Hmittwnan in ttw sixth inning
liet Sight with two out, scored
«evei, run* An five hit*, and went
on to ilefeat the iMnut Tiger*,
l|4.
Sewn h» inntngw:
Artami* lay mm mm 4 .1 S
Texa. inmi J)J 2Wx-7 7 4
t •rriK*n, I..i*ow sad Murray,
Khrler, M*ll *od, Burrww*.
Tweite Hr/tort
Lor hiring Class
I fcelve [*eo|.le Were present in
the gi .up that wa* on hand for
■living yestyiday afternoon, amid
tJroh . %fama1»ex. dlbtng Lr*tructnr
m\ the Sum any R*v reatiop pro
gtom
“The diver* miH-t at Ihtwn's \a
tatoi utyj Monday through Thur*
day at {w.> o'clock, Mamaliga *anl
The 1 • i» lyom for young |ie<»|>le
of all group age* and that the
Wmk m on individual and not
U-a nv Iwio* he added
7%" diving program, a* it 1*
kyial out r* »o <keirn*-<! that it
will start with fundamental* and
build up to any trick* that thr tn
dividual 1* capable of •nastto’tng l f
the individual 1* at hi* or her
height fo? S. trimmer, hr- or *h •
Slay d'ag .vff> *, t d MAmaliga. and
M»ntinue nexi *>.Ornlee wber to
youth * timing ’* la tter or whi n
thr feci* capable of con
tinumg
Thr diving 1* primarily for mni-
pRlition hut them »h ipit drfmiir
g<>a.l that imtivuluwl* participating
In the,’ *pr.rt are com ( **ite<i tn reach
Maltialiga *aul.
Fight athletic officerw fepr-fet t
mg an e<|ual number of iptrwniural
team* a**r*»nl>led in '>oodwin Hall
veatffday afternram a< Intramural
Ittrectfcr Kamey Webb tntro<tucr'd
the Miiltrall piografn ami the plan*
Irtf Uther Slimmer »|«.rtfc
j Serving a* team ca4dain* ( rv
I rnntir* if jwrsgmnel, tial gc-Scral
■UUMbMI *, the athletac office!*
mu*t have the softball leam* m-ady
Mondcry, the opening day Hi
’■which *ux t«am» will *e* acSon
“The diamond* cm the mam
<lrdM field and the lighted ac ftball
fieW* will ti® the game •tbe* thi*
summer,’ Weleh awid. Starting
time for game* wdll be at MS p
m, and 7.‘3 p m, \Aelcb an-
01 >u need
“If ■ lean' is not on the rtiapiopd
bv In minute* after game time,
d will In- (barged with a for
feit V 1 Uu* t»»ni pre*r-rt.’’ Welch
*<ide<j “A txam i« dec iareri pre«r nt
if seven men are op the diamond ”
Tbc soft ball ganw** will be* |i!m)-
e.l under AbA rulings with the.
exemption of three special rule*
• Ten instead of nine, wiH com
pour- a tearti
• A pitched ball, in HitUnf tbo
batter, will be dec) a red dead m
• tearl of giving the hotter a xralk
• K id*** runner m ciaUa« t>witb
,X la***- Wi 1 ! npt be called obt if
hit by a ’act t d i>all.
Moiidav ,aftnnne*n* actio* in
dude* the Vtcst 1‘oint .rfficvr*
against Ibuui th on dtamotyd five
and the Trailer t amp .«gn n*t
Doim 17 >.4 diamond six The only I
night came Monday will feature.
Iiorni 14 *gam>t Ibvrm IS.
Washington, June ft *Jfy~ Mu’k
Harris, Mashingtofi relief
.tcher. won hi* own game with a
h inning singh which Hen reel
hnny ttstnowski from second
hwsc with one'out. I'levelagd went
dbwn to a T-X> defeat despite AI
m>ii»h'« grand slam hono r in the
fk*t inning
1 W
la king
Pari
In Sport* at OU*OK
Normgn, Okla , June 9 - 'An
Hbdd Wilkinmin, t’niverwity of
Oklahoma athletic director, *atd
veaierday if Negn. unde rgraduate*
enroll under the new anli-*egrcga
turn ruling of the l S Supreme
CouH. they will h* allowed t<> go
out for sports, "like any other stu
dent "
No Negro ha* ever played on
s« Oklahoma athletic team State
provided for separate
iiigbcr educatnwi until
nu court ruiingv
*n c»*i«no»iia
lab * had pi
arwioln of h
regent *ii|w»r
(aiants Trip W liilr Sox
To (rain 6tli \\ in in Itow
ISedhaleek lllunks
Lone Slar. 13*0
N-dbab-k Sc rv a i Station mark
»-d up it* accotid win Af the ac-aaon
m the Bryan f'ommenial Softball
league. downing th« l*«nc St.u
<»*,» Softbicilcin, 1.4-41 last -ngh*
•n Sue Ha«w»l I’nrk Melvin 1 ucd
k. went all the *..y for th* wit>
m'r* and g.ivi up only on* hit
|M< Snutb^*ngb'd off Lwedkc ln
tbw firat inning to lead the l/>n<
Stgi hitter*, but opponent b.ui*
Fgpiniait afuerked tb< N<slbal«k at
ta^t with tw«. hd* and two run*
in. four time * at biet. (1thc*r* to
h4 f or the winner* we it M Hveiw
(J.* Hvers, T Ncdbolck, anci h
Maff.r.
vdamawn ia la tharge of
swimming die boon of ike ( <Aege
Slatina Sammrr Becrealion pro
gra« along with hi* *uperi|Mon
of I He pnni. td»m*on also aid*
i« giu*f lesson*
--4
Mackey Beats
0|M“n Rerorris
Anteorv. Pa. June 9-e fA’l
—A 23-v»*arw>ld Birmmfham
jmi with a m*w haurit, a
Deat-up ha|f of club* ami no
job to his name vrHldriiay
shot oip of the most aiganng
i<>ultd* #f golf in th. history pf thg
• •Id $rogi*(i gum.
rghctalded, unh«ard of,
Mackey, Ji *H..t an almost unb. 4
licvahl' 4V4 ail stroke* undfi paf
for tgl. DouMi tough me Cl. si h'Ui*«»
■to aliitt* r ev<n rtvoid for 4
Single 4“ mi in .Vi I S .gx ii yharnc
> piouahi||* and gr.tap a thus-4Htok4
(cad at Ihc outhet >>f thi- ISfi# cla**
I *»r. * -
TH< v had said that M. t ion could*
I nf H« Hcno'd Th* ecvrd ftvi thy
ruggnd iay.itit was Hit. set hy Told
f'nuivv in another opeg h|re 1 (
yeary af- But when th# urinow d
mirml. shooter fiom the S.-ig*- got
through with Menon it kn«w it h id
met itg master all ti.h'.M yard|
of it* ^a.i say* tnd all 1 jn t.f t|
train
<Hli. I> } f th*- st a I st igi(i»-4 fold
found t* tlh< t sorrow that M-rfod
w as evgrythmg I had bi « * Vno ki
• ■d up 141 i*
Sapnig) S| M ad,
. (Hlldn't K' I ;| pull
*1 . k. #' .»■. i’t.i n. d
v.-uicl bp v. ■ v giun
Paced Hv third hwaOman
CaBina' four hit* In trip* to j LfwHHing thTc#
defeated the BryamOplVge Stntion lh< , ir ^ ^ ^ iri
Sports, 11-2 last pifH ip Glade („.<*rge SheB during tHe rvmdlngcr
• wter |t w a* the third victory for "f the game and collected 12 hit*
the BeMP over tho gpdit^havihg .Vmmi b^-man Rill FtHon and
xvxm the doable beddrr W exlneaday fyr M W
| v : leal hitters. Falloa conaeefed with
A!thoi|gh they dakd their u-gu i three in four trip* while Cyr had
lar i. nr cup for Uto f.jwt time in ‘Hrxte for five.
10 dayahith the el.wpdon u# man , Th,. Srrt . gained both mn* in
i t ** r ‘ " ** ,rU 'H* "Htii when Cyr aUrted the
rally with a single and aroned on
a double hy fliwt Ham-man Al Kai
' wr Kaiwr then came home on n
fly by thud baseman Johnny Bma-
ga, but this ended the bmal nine’a
rally
Seeming to acopr at will throttg
Houstpn. June 9 V* Two tHe emdet the Bean used the
Fort Worth *4h,*|U- ^airHai .ml Wh,,
Arlington Height* UJ last aight 1 ^^ 1 "* T ' ^ V J* n Ti‘’ wh " r,,r
moved into the fkdi. of the k^4 V^***", " r thr f
<,m,t ». .1 'H. bottom of the fth frame
(fed thi an.nng march a* four
and tank third ha** oh • passed
Dan William* foU
Paschal • Arlii
Vie for (jIv
By &EXNBTM PIPBS *
The Toflege Station American
Isogion Junior Baseball team met ^ m' ^ht'field
the powerful (onrxM Ugioa team u» n William* then
yesterday afternoon ia their firat ..rxir to end the C
£ "T" Th * L T 0 " ,or ^ afternoon
nine fell before the miton from TV» 4Vdla*a Kta.i—win. .b..
(<mroe 11-2 in a game filled with "•
slugging and miactHW ‘ • FH®
Storting pitcher Joe Motberal
held the fonroe hitters in chock
until the sixth inning Hy allowing
i
nine showed
tapenenewd
lag the feed
Conroe team, conaa
that only two narinhen of the team
have hwd previous bopekoli exper-
onlv three mw* In the u.tk '* OCt J °* MdOrorM Vo|
only three nin«. In the aixth, thrw> of
however, he weaaened and was
chased from tto mound when the
visitor* huached three aafelie* to
who P ro 'iu»v three morv run*. Pete
was touched for three more runs
(■all prior
Experience
local niae muat have far they
tcady lioast spyed, huatlr and po*
to yestenky » gaam.
ia tin only thing tbf
iv# lor they im
»nd annual city egaleifnc* sch«*>l
boy HaaidMlI tourpaas^’
Paac hgl, b# hind th« (gie hit pitch
ing of Ronald Hit|ue, trounced
tdaillson of Ilwli^l. tip defending
i‘hain|- Mia. fi to I. in oitr sc-nii-firutl
tilt, while Arlington l|etght* shut
out Jeff ihrvi*, th# Hoi-ton Omni
pion. J to U
JYir jfort Vt ,.rth Hnnis ra> el
tonight (9 a. m.i fur* thi ronfer-
cnbe ti4|e, with J«t' IbcVi* and
Vdnmsog m a pn-ikmnary tilt
(7 p up) for third plWr
Bcnra rumbl d Heron* home plate
after three walk*, an error, a sin
gle, amt A double
Hat talion
SPORTS
FBI.. JI NF 9, |9to Page 1
" the sixth and three run. in the ^
*»‘v«ndh inning. ‘ 0, *H ^*f'd »'art*d Fred Aid-
Coach ‘Othel Chafln'a charffe* shortstop David Bonnep,
played on even term* with the base; Pinky Cooohr, eentof
Conroe* team until the sixth inn* JohnatOg, catcher;
nmg when the visitor* pushed nght fiald. fhiii
aeroas tl>e six runs and assured ” ’Hiama, left field; Bobby Carter,
themselves of a victory hm * r - Jimmy Btod, aaconf
( onroe Started Scoring i ®aae; and Joe Modhatlfel, Pitrksd.
In the second maing CsiunM The line acore
pusheii hi rn** one run tn staH the' (4wir«»e *11 ttf S—1} t I
*4X11 ing The College Station amt C- Sta. , ill and i— 3 11
follow(*d with two run* in ths- ' f' ■'*' “—“^r
same irtntog Jerry leighum »t#H- 1
ixlthe ially with a w:ilk He moved
to second Iww on an infield error
lii SUL Dining SraMmi . .
1 &M S iron I sin en W on Tivo
ln (Iiridna I Cha mpionsh ips
IK \ \K lltNIS , Cottlob wa* V A M' - mainstay in The second round of tkc AF1.A
a these cot»i|*etitiona | saw AAM at full strength Tb»-
- In betwtmn tlw first and the fot! team sgwin placid second, U»a-j
-Ayond round* of the AF1A, the trg n li<>tly (‘vntested match with
Matyvon* went to Sti-ph#nvtUe for Calvpsion for the divisional title
lie with Taiieton The -at.re s<|Ha.l also smashed the
dlf-gi Station «i|Uad 1 highly lavin#.| B nan**ers, hut lost
h- fiporitd,
d'-wn bn th#
yr-enk nod
with la :t.V
Ben H- gan, th- liitii ,xi' pRigni#
with ihs scHind 1> gs sh.-tp the!
all A sir w as in th«'ie •dv.H.dmg .a
them wi’h a If* ft 72
It wa* g.-nofwlly agrved i|at th|
'•■ 't- thi in.-n to b. f.
n.oM, w| m> in an ,idvant%- ops p.,*
it o# iffer thr- opening rxm'4 r’Hl
of th- i*.in. piayct* had shot thfi»
s.-|vef igii . f it, and fber# wig , p< t
»k. pi . .gm that VI l( -|(. j
..ih.-is a h. hunv-d the
( day * -uld Cont rni. b 1
so vtilof'.nsix
'j final* |4 <»p
tarn (ills
akd thk
ftiiwny#
|irfor#i
Chicago. J une 1 T 1 Tb« hlat-
ing New Y..rk Giant* won their
aixth game in a row yaaterdai
HeatJng the i higago ('uh* 4f i|
of. B 'y VV i-athefly'* nm-iwortng
pitw h single m the t'gihfh inning
With the wore tied §-&. two out.
and Alvin liar* ste aarfwid base.)
Weatheily reputai) (’lint Hartung
at Imt with a n>\git ot two strike*
and nm ball and promptly sing! -d
hop* Dark
B-.i Kw-h. (ourth of five Chi
cago huifer-, wa* .hargisl with
His second hms in as many days -4
The (oant* a*H#m*sl. a 5-41 lead
for Ihr.-e uiliiU#*. R it thi • ui.s
With Andy Pafkn, I’hil ( avarretta
ami Hank fauer hammering bom
•r», ti«d ih. (">wnt in the sixth
f raro<
Hartung rave up the tfmg run 1
Hid w» rredtted wi*t, th. victory
■Amly ll»ns« finish..1 up for New
1 ock
•
Pitt-l^igh, Ji ne 9 The
I’lttsbi.rg 1 F’i rate* *nappe«l a
ftve-gami- losing streak last Sight
by defeatsn* the (uwv wetting
Br<>4>Klyn Dodgers 4-3.
•
Cincinnati June '.V 1 * Km
Uaffensb* i get. “the old i#of'*»-
*or” of ths (’tpcinnatt pitching
staff, tacked u|> hi* fourth straight
vtcU.ijr hire last night at th*
Beds dioMs-d l’hiia*telphia, a to
4.
•
>t I oui,- June 1.4 - 'iP 1 - The
(ditched-up St I Am la < arltmal*
*cs,r*si cigirt run* ip the fivg. mn-
uig ia-' mgbt aiai wi*nt gi. to
l>eat th* Boston Brave* JH-fi, mov-
idg th. ni again into a Ant place
National Lcagin tie with Brook
lyn
A RtNtliv Hoi Story
i *ehatuin. N H 'S' 1 As*.» late*
et- that a* a '■ew«wo#wn, Re-
ptirter ( lan» B (.menough of th*
flarerocnt Ibiily Eagle i* pretty
hot. She wa* really on fire when
she covered a ixdtag* blaa« here
She got so close to the news that
a bystander ha<1 to tell H#t that
her hat wa* on fire
Suntltn Ni^ht Tilt
I nlikcU. ( hamllrt
Ni-w York, Jun* '.t A* 1 | Ba-«
ball ( (dmfii«s|pnen A B ( handler
«*td laft ngiht hr did not tbiidi
the prx||>oaed Sunday mghk gaop-
hetWism !^t I * >i|i« ami Bftmkljgi
at Ft Iaiuis. July 16, w*4ild He
played
“I h*ve taken no offwlai a#
tion,'' laid th# rf.mmtsaiofldy in a
*tat#m#nt to thi pres* at Vankgi
Stwdtuir “but I don't thirA tbgy’
will pl*\ the game
There's Si ill Space
Lor Gas Stations
u
a
VI
l( > rtioiiN in
(.HINA ami
CRYSTAL
GIFTS . . .
for all occasion*
HENRY A. MILLER A CO.
North Gate Phone 4-1145
Bx (H ENTER i RITf MM HI ll
One advattage of living vr the
Bryan f'sWIi-g* SU’mn area I* th # t
if the old yalony ever spit*, spot
ters caughs, and develoga a ■ as.
of ng*>r mortis due to an anemic
condition cflAmnonly referred to a*
“otrtt* ga*” there will mare than
likely Iw a gasoline hose withu
reach of your ga« tank
The stretch of I S. Highway 6
in4uded in the city limits of Bry
ant and ( oltege Station with its
thirty thriving gar stations rm**t
indeed ha'*- the same effir-t on a
mdtorwt WHk a weekly fluttering
gaa-gdug# wedie as thi stretch
going through the city of Berry
would have or. an extremeiv*dr>
alcbolic Of course, this ia just a
er |s fhst if < m «i<>«ld gh out
nf ga-I he .a*y *|w ii\s r*- * y' fm#n
h's neighbor’# lank arvl ebntinf*
li*ls|nef« with n<i delay.
IS i heps tb*> ma.i fuuB in'having
«itch teighbogly ga * *latk>ns i*
that i ne should catch f|rc a an
>ur atomic nge ( hair n »< ti©V
«hotiW follow, tree* would Hr- mahy
vacant lots waiting to grk't th*
gasT'^k l*etlit ewt.-rs a* they w(>
proucHi'd their favorite plk<-es of
nougi*|ni#at,
Hal then, this cataslr«>pbe
would create mam opp*>riamto-s
fo# fil'd rr gradwales. bd why
•derj?
RTdh these faft« -n pnn4, gr-at
pli-asuD I* taken ir. dcf lanfig tha*
the automobile* of this and should
be the happiest “fp*-egtnne*t
AAM's lt»4!l-Mi ftpicing tiwii
ws* onei of the b*#t that the u tuml i
hos (.rg-iuced la th# Southwest
< .mfi mT >• A&M w#n< tean. . hair
pi"ti«hif* in leitK f d' ami .(lee
und pld ce*| second 4 wbii In
.miivididils, Jnt.n (>.ttli>b won the
fi.(l cha)npH>»*hi|4 4ii | i urtro Vt i|-
s*>i pl«|ciii sec.oil li epo«’
In AH.A ,'-i|*t F > th. \g-
gu *(4*^ team wpn th'- tvampinn-
»h p nf thi South lYha- llivlai.in,
and tbd foil teafu w#' the Stat
Inter. o|egiaii b'hamji otishin In
indrvM comiod tt Hi'- t'i.rti*
Wi!w*n jpla*^.! -.pnad n, -li\is|..,u|
pec 'pt*. Hhd team c«tv
M -tint 4 'ii first in
nni<*r ^uil a* th** -t.ih nn et
The ; Aggi<-- fi.iigh# f -ui dual
meet * iR ad*i,'i"'i it- |> . eniideui
r»tuni l l'* I'f team i»>ip|#Mu'n .r lb**
Ah LA,; FMi c*'*#, und state
finals
Vgs Open Agtua-t I srleton
Adi Ml op .(*« - I ito -'*v^" i .iga.nst
John T>r|etoi n >t d mi meet The
Aggie* were is^gel a-id lost l-y
f !ofi*Mli‘d 1» '.i s.xiC- |l* n.vct, thy
Cadet ('ounce I iwtk and (in «IM -
cesiBve week, nd* d. f* ate.
16 11 abd th< i nivx-i 1-1 v (
ton 21 I
AdM ePti-led th, C's
VELA competition u tn.
*eiv'ic*<( of V *'il>t, '</} • «
lined v*|ih a b-g injui f 11"
madi * g>'od .howirg, pU,
ond in (oil, fir»! ii ( fc ii
in sabi# Th. cp»*«* tfum,
nmg Ig-at th. b'th.ft.. t
(ta!vc«t4*n B»<iut**er#
stati- c^ampmn* .it uj’ if
yon* l| was the fir#' '
l!'!? that th*- (ialae-t-.n -i|na»l
had b**dn beaten, 'A.ngion- ri .! ,nr
N>AhM|ir(nt Su|»(>lv
Af B \ B# ill Alalaia
penahg- '-I* Mainks nihv ('.n-
tliiwlte! to (be S()t gt su|.;-ly of
m w'sprwi#. wtiii 'h* • x|>etimei tnl
w o.I iWilpiry plant *«- a' . vt, >-
* >n in timhn ; r#«.ia>1 's.U.iati.i y
Uliii.-t the SIV • yOH|4 d v 1 h (iincnt
pu*l 'qr th*- I M Iitty g»t« un-. r
full -wing
I Maigwg a* nii-dit ., :...rt- nil
, h*-> Ida'sprint supply and otl .-c
’>!*■* pf pa;a-i, a - d their- i
world aBortay*- if a.*-n-in'
x retorn serai
Thi* tiW th*- Co
i airw- ciVt un top.
•■ally searnp loss,
N
I Buy
-f H. us-
avenging the tn Hie*- for th*- divisional rrr>wr,
| In conference ci tnpetition, the
.Aggies in taking two tiUe*. won
In • Ul "f 27 tn.uts fi"ii K ce, 2h
ftnrti Bavlor, and I'.i from' TV
At the stale meet, thd AA M
foil team met T^iletop In tbn col
li gust e Bun k'd and won b I. This
is thi second straight year that
A A M has wui i he Stat' Inlet'id-
legiate Ebil title The Firmer*
I* Ht Texas Tix h 5-2 in last yearn
meet.
The past fencing «ea*nr wa* a
. g-sid one for A A M hut a shurtcr
«(e«iin and fewer injuries would
^ have made for a better one. Only
; two men MIC bgtng lost this year
and they should be more thgn aiie
j nuatvly replace*! by 4rana|er» fr^.n,'
j Inrloton Many Aggie team# *m
1 still in the building stage, but
| the Aggie fencing team can shout
lenge "We’ve Built.”
s* B* II Sr nd*
Two on (iIoIb*Fto!
Wankakc. II. -'4’ H l« ll
that efids th* sih ♦ :• im •■'*'I
J’.ie wi a stalling # ! | ... !oi Ala le
si *1 T'.ila M'.iCn E. t 12 years th.
-islerx, boft s. bv»J Hfciols, have
-pen the ir *um»u r fa. aii."»* trot
ting a$out the glolg They havi
visit"*! 46 rountrk-4 and islanils
abioHdi Their In*v4 taigit this
-■•Oson Is South Aracfuta
■Inhn (•iittluli
Krdb I
IIooyit
W ash ir'/t'.n, Jun*- cl'* FBI
directof .1 Kdyai Hoover has icld
ongtess tii*t l omiiiur.ist* have
i.* gill, to go umleigi'wmd and are
using m-ciet ckIi-s suae th* con
viction of 11 Red paid leader* i^i
N.-w York
Hia'Ver« statement, made to a
Senate Appropt tation* Sutaom-
mittee seveiai weeks ago, was
mad*- public Nxlay
Hwover ti.ld senator* that com
munist* iiave (ul tne r public
ne* ting* to a nininiurn, set up a
, *Mle svstem for i ivrrvsja nd. nev
and now employ .nurier* widely.
’’ S***' i "t punting fa.-ilittes arwl
-applies hav.- 'a-.-r «vrret*Ni for
fntui umi< (ground ofieiattons,”
’be k Bl . hicftam testif-e*! “Tiana-
f*r of party mem tiers from (.ne
.i’strict to another are now con -
11 oiled through the use of an ela
ih.iate ntintifustioi system'
•la;»anBs#‘ Marrying
Vounger Ntmaday*
l.ik;,(- Y* Janane*® ar«- mar-
rytng younger than tier ls.f.,rv.
A survey by the welfare minis
try shows that one ou* of every
r i\e girl* married last year wa«
undet S> years of age F'ift*-an
yeai- ago ies* than .mn in 111 wa*
that young The ministry said th*
same trend was found among mon.
H)K Ml SIC THAT
l ANT BK BHAT . . .
It s raally a tr#at!
Buy that
•*A(i(;ir. WAR HYMN"
We all know that It a tha
bmd In the land . .
f>o buy ent now whil#
1-ou has them on hand
LOl POT'S
"Trade with I am —
He a right with you”
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AnexcailUnt business <H»partunity bunrh f cars
which shouWi fa- looked into by ^ iv»mparabl
some of th*) graduating or ju*t m th.',xs»rld.
gfaduatod ahudenu is tna’ of in
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way 6
After all. Ikera anr a fen ta-
ram spare* left, amt exeritwMlv
is dotag it.
The adtjed advaptagt of having
the gas Stations go rlmw togeth-
m, -mfM
to be faund, in any
• •d# agywherc
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