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Intramural Wrestling Hits
Last Week With Good Bouts
After two weeks of close com
petition. the Intramural Wrestling'
enters into the finals with some
very good bout^ left to determine
the champions in the 9 different
weight classes in both Upperclass
and Freshman divisions.
As onl two 123 pounders entered
in that division, each is automati
cally in the finals. Tiny Allen of
A Eng will tangle with J. D. 'Mintz
of B F Ato determine the champ.
As neither of these boys has had
an opponent it will be a toss up to
who will win.
Jesse Lopez of AAA outpointed
Taylor Greene of Sq. 7 on Tuesday
March 3 to the tune of 4-2. This
win gives Jesse an opportunity to
de-throne Bob Beattie of A Eng
in the 130 lb. weight class. Beattie,
the 1953 Champ, has won three
bouts without any trouble to ad
vance to the finals and will be try
ing’ for his second consecutive
crown jn the 130 lb. class.
Dick Cappell, the 1954 Fish
Champ in the 147 lb. class will
have his hands full of crow as he
meets A1 Crow, of AAA, the 1953
Fish 137 lb. champ. Both of these
boys are good wrestlers and are in
very good shape, so this should
prove to be a very hard fought
bout.
Bill Gilbert of Sq. 10 who was
runner up in the Fish 147 lb. class
last year will meet Rudy Henson
of Sq. 7 for the 1954 147 Champ.
Henson is the defending champion
and has yet to lost a wrestling
match since his entrance into A&
M.
Jerry Pyle, another Sq. 7 wrest
ler (they have 4 men in the finals)
will be put in the awkward position
of haying to wrestle a Squadron
buddy as he meets Bill Andrews in
the 157 lb. class. Neither of these
boys are defending champs—Pyle
lost to Henson in the 147 lb. class
iast year while Bill was losing to
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Bob Rowland in the 137 lb. class.
So both were runner-ups last year
and one of them is going to be a
runner-up this year. Sq. 7 still has
a good record—they had five wrest
lers entered; four are in the finals
and one, Taylor Greene, was de
feated in the semi-finals.
Rusty Myers of ATC won a ref
erees decision over J. B. Lilly of
Sqg. which gives him a shot at the
167 championship. He will meet
either A1 Rial of AAA or John
DeWald of Sq. 11. These two boys
will square off on Thursday to de
termine who will have the honor
of meeting Rusty. John had to go
to the Mardi-Gras with the Ross
Volunteers, therefore the match
had to be put off till he returns.
Neither of these boys got past the
quarter-finals last year so we will
have another toss up as to who
will the 1954 champ be.
Two more new comers will battle
for the 177 lb. class as Bill Nourie
of Sq. 3 meets Charles Nations of
Sq. 11. Don’t believe either of
these boys wrestled Intramurals
last year so we have another toss
up as hot hhave won 3 bouts with
out too much trouble.
Katchik In 191 Class
Don Katchik, the fullback of grid
iron fame, is still in the running
for the 191 class. As stated prev
iously, Don has the makings of a
very good wrestler, altho he has
only worked out this one year. He
will meet a very strong boy who
can wrestle the best of them in big
Bob “Red” Goble of B Ini’.•
Another footballer, Lawrence
Winkler, who pinned the Texas U.
boy last Saturday in just, over two
minutes, will be trying for his
first championship when he meets
Jack Winterrowd of A Armor. Both
of these boys will weigh over 215
and both are good fast big men,
something you, don’t see too pinch
of in big boys., Winkler lost out
last year in the quarter finals while
this is the* first year for Winter
rowd to wrestle.
Not only will all the Upperclass
bouts be close and interesting, but
the Fish will be in there battling
all the way when they get on the
mat. Not as much is known about
them as is the Upperclassmen, be
cause this is the first year for
most of them to wrestle,
D. G. Riemer of Sq. 19 will meet
Alvaro Clachar of Sq. 22 in the
123 lb. class. Both are small, but
very wiry for little boys. Only
two entered the 130 lb. class, Gere
Hattox of Co. F and Paul Breen
of Sq. 19. Breen lost a close de
cision to the Texas U. boy here
last Saturday, but he has the mak
ings of a very good 130-lb. wrest
ler. As Hattox hasn’t wrestled yet
it is hard to know just how good
he is.
Freshman Wrestlers -
D. F. Garles of Co. L will match
wits and strength with R. Best in
the 137 lb. class. Best has proven
best in one match, the only one he’s
had, while Caries has had to win
only one to get to the finals.
D. Hogan, Co. G and F. W. Coop
er of Co. D will meet to sec who
gets the medal in the 157 lb. class.
Charles Jenkins of Sq. 22 will see
if the Air Force can pin the Ground
Force in Tommy Sudderth of Co. F
for the 147 championship.
Carl McGee, the All-American
Footballer from Dallas and Sq. 22
will see if he can make all Intra
mural in wrestling when he meets
James Hutchinson of Sq. 21 for
the 167 champ. Kenneth Jones,
Sq 21 pinned the best Texas U.
had in 2:19, but may run into a
little trouble with the best that Co.
B or Co. I has, as he meets the
winner of the yet undecided bout
between A. A.* Croix of Co. B and
E. L. Autrey of Co. I. These two
boys will meet on Thursday after
noon at 5:00 to determine which
will wrestle Jones in the finals.
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THE BATTALION
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Under our ‘‘Stars on Your Ticket”. game A the following grocery purchases were re
ceived FREE by some of our customers since the game started last Thursday:
Thursday, none; Friday, $1.12, .15, .65, $5.95, .55; Saturday, $2.71, $4.21, .73,
.84, .34, .12, $8.85; Monday, $1.20, $1.46, .23;Tuesday, $12.50, .09, .61, $2.46, .64, .90, $1.03.
Details of the game are on display in the store.
FUN
SUSPENSE
PROFIT
Extraordinary Meats At Ordinary Prices
CHOICE HEAVY BEEF ROAST
An Economical Treat for Your Weekend Meat
Choice Beef
Pot Roast
Choice Beef Shoulder Round
Swiss Steak . . lb. 55 c
Hormel All-meat
Franks
48c
. . . lb. 49c
★ FRESH FRUITS -
AND VEGETABLES
No. 5 Si/e—Iceberg
LETTUCE .
1 Lb. Pkg.—Cello.
CARROTS .
No. 1—Yellow
onions r:;
80 Size—Florida Pink
176 Size—.Juice Florida
ORANGES .
head
7 C
each
7c
each
7c
each
7c
each
3c
Choice Beef
Club Steak .
VC Skinless
Ik 59c Wieners . . . lb. 39 c
Choice Beef
Seven Steak ... lb. 49 c
Choice Baby Beef
Round Steak . . lb. 68 c
Freshly Ground Wholesome
Ground Meat . lb. 35 c
3 LBS. — $1.00
Hormel Midwest
Kraft’s Cheese Food
Velveeta.. 2 lb. box 79 c
Armour’s Old Time
Hoop Cheese . . Ib. 55 c
Hormel Pre-Cooked-—Sweet and Tender
4 to 5 Lb. Pieces
Ham . .
x FROZEN FOODS ★
6 Oz. Cans—Snow Crop
Orange Juice . . .can 15 c
Snow Crop
STRAWBERRIES . . . pke. 29c
Birds Eye — 1 Lb. Pkg.
Perch Fillets . . . 43 c
GREEN" BEANS . . . pkg. 23c
__ L Gal.—Holiday or Lilly
Clisi^C {MeUorine • • . each 55 c
lb. 65'
* Grocery Specials *
With 10c Coupon frem Houston Post
or Chronicle — March 4th . . .
Meadowlake
OLEO . . .lb. 17c
(Without Coupon . lb. 27c)
48 Count Tenderleaf (59c Size)
Tea Bags . . deal 43 c
Popular Kinds
Cigarettes . carton $2-09
(Others Proportionately)
8 Oz. Nabisco
Ballard’s or Pillsbury’s
1L $ C UI T S
Mrs. Pick lord’s
©LEO
Fresh, Local — In Paper Bags
3 cans 25c
1 ib.
19 c
I: Cl G 5
Giioranteed
dfox, 4 Sc
Kimbells Best
I litz Crackers . pkg.21 c ' 2 Gal. Bottles — Sanitary
FLOUR S Ib. bag, each 35c
(Phis bottle deposits)
14 Oz. Bottles Heinz
Catsup . . . each 19 c
PASTEURIZED MILK 75c
Baked Tuna Loaf
An Excellent Recipe
for Lent
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4 T Flour
4 T Butter
1 'A Cups Milk
3 /i Teasp. Salt
Pepper
1 Can Cream Mushroom Soup
1 Chopped Pimiento
1 Can No. '/a Tuna
1 Egg, Beaten
1—25c Package Pota Chips
Grease baking dish and put a layer
of potato chips on bottom. Pour tuna
mixture over it and cover with potato
chips. Place in oven about 25 minutes
at 350 degrees.
Serves 8.
No. Vz Size Cans Blue Label—Solid Pack
Starkist Tuna, eii, -VF
™ — — - --a —
3 Ib. con 79c
(Limit One, Please)
CRSSCO
303 Cans—Kimbell’s
Diced Beets . . can 10 c Enchiladas . .. can 43 c
303 PATIO — CHICKEN
10 Lb. Bag—ACORN
No. 2 Patio—BEEF
Corn Meal . . ea. 69c Enchiladas . . .can 43 c
9% Oz.—FFV ORANGE or LEMON 303 Pato CAN
Thins Cookies . .pkg. 35 c Barbecued Beef. ran -V.'
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Southside Food Market
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STORE HOURS: 8 a.m. — 7 p.m. Daily Open 30 Minutes Eailiei- Fri. & Sat.—Closed Sundays
3 Blocks Due South of Kyle Field, College A Complete One-stop Market
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