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Page 4 THE BATTALION Thursday, May 20, 1954 1** SPRING BANQUET HONOREES — These athletes were all recipients of awards Tues- night at the annual spring sports banquet sponsored by the Brazos County A&M club. Back row, (1. to r.) James Addison, Don Horne, Roy Martin, Bobby Gross, Dale De- Rouen, Charles Leissner, Joe Hardgrove, Jimmy Williams. Front row, Arthur Garner, Gayle Klipple, Bob Zarbock. „ ’MURAL HIGHLIGHTS Intramural track finals will be gin this afternoon at 5:10 on Kyle field. Outstanding track and field performances are expected from these intramural Aggie tracksters, said Barney Welch, intramural di rector. Preliminaries in the 100 yard dash, hurdles and pole vault were run yesterday. Men qualifying for finals were as follows: 100 Yard Dash—Class A—Wise, B Inf; Merritt, Sqd 11; Hart, A Chem; Leighton, Sqd 1G; Neter- ville, Dorm 2; Martin, A Engr; Renken, Sqd 9; Bond, AAA; Sal mon, Mitchell; Steinman, A Arm. Class C—Campbell, Co C; Duke, Guion Hall TODAY & FRIDAY Co F; Holt, Co A; Pyland, Sqd 22; Perkins, Co E; Nezat, Co H; Bet- sill, Co F; Van Halsen, Co G. 120 Yard Hurdles — Class A— Petty, B Ath; Godfrey, Sqd 5; Wy- coff, Mitchell; West, B Inf; Car penter, Sqd 16; Thomas, ASA. Class C—Scaief, Co A; Moeller, Co I; Carlisle, Co E; King, Co L; Kelly, Co F; Thomas, Sqd 21; Emei-son, Co F. Pole Vault—McDade, Page, Cum mings, Mitchell and Carpenter. ’53 Attendance Lower Texas League FORT WORTH, May 19— (/P)—Attendance at Texas league baseball games is 27 per cent behind last year, the league said toflay. Official figures for 143 games through May 16 show average at tendance is 1,660, compared to 2,- 284 last year. Fort Worth is the only club showing a per-game increase, largely the result of an opening- game crowd of 12,000. Fort Woi'th, which has played more games this year than the other clubs also leads in total attendance with 40,013 ad missions. Lubbock Center Signs A&M Letter of Intent LUBBOCK, May 20—(A 5 )—Jackie Williamson, 200-pound center from Lubbock, said today he has signed a letter of intent with Texas A&M. Trade Your Books for Records! Trade Your Books for Records! RECORD SALE Entire Stock of 45 and 33 1 /3 R.P.M. Reduced POPULAR AND CLASSICAL 20^0 OH Remember!! You can TRADE your TEXTBOOKS for RECORDS and take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to increase your record library. You Don't Need Cash Bring Your Books SHAFFER’S BOOK STORE North Gate UT, Okla Aggies Playoff For NCAA AUSTIN, May 20—CP>—Texas and Oklahoma A&M will meet in an NCAA district baseball playoff for the second time in six years, and Texas again will hold the home field advantage. The Longhorns, who whipped the Aggies in 1949 and went on to win the national title, gained the right to be host for the best two of-three series on a flip of the coin. The first game will be played here May 31. ’MURAL TRACK PROGRAM 5 p.M. — KYLE FIELD Upperclass Freshman 440 YD. DASH I.yles, Sqd. 11 Markey, A FA Condit, Sqd. 4 Ritchie, AAA Adams, B Inf Magnon, Sqd. 10 Sinclair, Sqd. 1G Hall, B Athl Hopez, AAA Goddard, A FA Akin, Sq. 7 Patterson, Sqd. 11 Popejoy, Sqd. 20 Thornton, Co. F Truks, Sqd. 22 Offield, Co. F Gomey, Co. C Jones, Sqd. 21 Hogan, Co. G Pence, Sqd. 20 Ramerez, Co. B 880 YD. DASH M Band Sqr. 11 A Inf. B Inf. Sqd. 7 Sqd. 1 Sqd. 22 Sqd. 21- Co. B Co. L Co. F Co. C Co. H 880 YD. RUN Goddard, AFA Linsesen, B Inf. Hipp, Sqd. 14 Goldstone, A Cml. Slabheart, B Inf Condi, Sqd. 14 Crandall, A Ord Richards, A Inf Wall, Sqd. 15 Waddell, Sqd. 7 Lusk, A Ord Gleason, AAA Harrison, Co. A Chlapek, Co. B Cross, Sqd. IS Hogan, Co. G Sheppard, Co. C Jones, Sqr. 21 Morton, Sqd. 20 Offield, Co. F Robins, Co. B 100 YD. DASH Wise, B Inf. Merritt, Sqd. 11 Nettervilie, Dorm. 2 Mortin, A Engr. Renken, Sqd. 9 Hart, A Cml. Layton, Sqd. 16 Salmon, Mitchell Steinmann, A Arm. Bond, AAA Campbell, Co. C Duke, Co. F Holt, Co. A Pyland. Sqd. 22 Perkins, Co. E Nezat, Co. II Bet sell, Co. F Van Holsen, Co. G 120 YD. HURDLES Petty, B Athl. Godgrey, Sqd. 5 Wycoff, Mitchell West, B Inf. Carpenter. Sqd. 10 Thomas, ASA Scaief, Co. A Moeller, Co. I Carlisle, Co. E King, Co. L Thomas, Sqd. 21 Kelly, Co. F Emerson, Co. F 440 YD RELAY M Band Sqd. 11 A Inf. B Inf. Sqd. 7 Sqd. 1 Sqd. 22 Sqd. 21 Co. B Co. L Co. F Co. C Co. H HEADED CINDERMEN — Dale DeRouen, top-notch Aggie distance man who was hampered by an old ankle injury this spring, led the 1954 track team to a second place in conference standings. Dale injured his ankle last fall during the cross-country season. He is a graduating senior. DYERS'FUR STORAGE HATTERS 210 S. 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Carton of 6 Bottles—(Plus Deposit) Flour 5 lb. bag 43c 7-Up • • • • • Cci» 25' Southside Food Market WE RESERVE THE RIQHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS: 8 a.m. — 7 p.m. Daily Open 30 Minutes Earlier Fri. & Sat. — Closed 3 Blocks Due South of Kyle Field, College Sundays. A Complete One-stop Market SPECIALS STARTING 4 P.M. TH UR. thru SAT — MAY 20 - 21 - 22 t ! i