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Tuesday, February 8, 1955
THE BATTALION
Page 3
By JERRY WIZIG
Battalion Sports Editor
Spring football practice at A&M
probably will begin Feb. 17, a week
from Thursday, or Feb. 19, a week
from Saturday, “depending on the
weather,” said head football coach
Paul Bryant yesterday.
Bryant said about 75 or 80 can
didates are expected for the drills,
which under Southwest conference
rules include 18 practice days with
in a 25 day period.
Next season the Cadets tackle
Intramural
Results
^ A quartermaster corps shut out
A field artillery yesterday in up
perclassmen intramural football,
2G-0 as second-semester play be
gan.
In other grid games, squadron 19
beat B armor, 14-6; C field artil
lery won over squadron 7, 14-13;
and A ordnance and C anti-aircraft
artillery played to a 6-6 tie.
Chick Gonzales bucketed 13
points to lead squadron 14 to a 32-
23 win over B anti-aircraft artil
lery in freshman basketball.
Arthur Wenske scored six points
to pace A infantry to a 16-15 win
over squadron 1; Lewis South rang
up 11 points to help squadron 7
to a 17-11 victory over A anti-air
craft artillery; and Bill Kunath
managed 12 points as maroon band
won over squadron 20, 20-16.
one of the most attractive sched
ules in their history, opening with
UCLA at Los Angeles. Then comes
LSU, at the Cotton Bowl, University
of Houston here and Nebraska at
Lincoln before th e regular six
SWC games.
The Aggies get Baylor, SMU and
Texas at home in conference play.
Last week, Bryant had some
bad news for Aggie fans—the fact
that two lettermen from the 1954
squad, tackle Bill Schroeder and
quarterback Charlie Scott — had
left the squad.
Bryant also said Gerald Her,
starting center on the ’54 Fish
team, and four other freshmen—
tackles Jackie Davis, Tommye
Parker and Joe Rokyta, and full
back Rudy Estrada—were ineligible
because of bad grades.
Schroeder, one of the best line
men on last season’s varsity, de
cided to forego his senior year be
cause of the effects of a sunstroke
he suffered last summer. It ham
pered his play all last year. Scott
Fish Baseballers
All freshman baseball candidates
are to report to coach Les Palmer
at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Deware
field house.
‘T’ Meeting Set
The ‘T’ association will meet at
7:36 p.m. Wednesday in the C.E.
lecture room. President Larry
Winkler said all members should
be present.
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$NE 0x12 PERSIAN RUG. $200.00 One
12x12 Alexander—Smith blue wool twist
—broadloom rug with ozlte pad. 575.00.
Ph. 4-8659.
COMPLETE small Senior uniform with
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TWO METAL utility cabinets. 55.00 and
510.00 each. Ph. 6-2721.
PLYMOUTH ’47 club coupe. $300.00. In
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% TON TRUCK
Sealed bids will be received in the Office
of the Department of Entomology, Col
lege Station, Texas, until 10 a.m., Sat
urday, February 19, 1955, and then public
ly opened and read for one Chevrolet
ton truck, 1948 model. Prospective bid
ders should contact the Head of the De
partment of Entomology, Phone 6-6174,
for further information.
IERRY ANDERSON’S complete uniform
for sale. Short coat, pinks, green and
summer serge. All regulation. Sale at
i/i price or less. LOU.
ONE REMINGTON RAND Electric Type
writer. This typewriter may be inspec
ted at Room 302, System Administration
Building, A. & M. College of Texas cam
pus.
Sealed bids will be requested in the office
If the Texas Forest Service, Texas A.&M.
College System, College Station. Texas,
intil 10:00 A. M.. Friday, February 11,
1955. on forms available upon request. Ad
dress the Director. Texas Forest Service,
College Station, Texas, or telphone 6-6894
for further information.
(1) 1948 Crosley automobile. Station Wagon
|^d ( 1 i Royal typewriter, 11 inch carriage.
Scaled bids will be received in the Office
of the Business Manager, College Admin
istration • Building until 10:30 a.m., Feb
ruary 14. 1955. The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids and to waive any
and all technicalities. Address Business
Manager, A&M College of Texas. College
Station, Texas, for further information.
FOR RENT
UNUSUALLY nice one bedroom furnished
apartment in College Hills. Adults only.
$75.00 monthly, bills paid. Phone 4-7666.
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WANTED
EXPERIENCED Secretary must be com
petent typist and proficient in short
hand. Must be qualified to handle per
sonnel work and act as general office
manager. Must be permanent in com
munity. Excellent working conditions
and good pay. Application may be made
in Directors Office of M. S. C.
100 USED slide rules. LOU.
LOST
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fold. Wanda Rose Davidson — B-1S —
C.C.V. Phone 4-1145.
SPECIAL NOTICE
EXPERIENCED BABY SITTER will k?ep
working mothers’ children. Ph. 6-5504.
"GERMAN lessons to Aggies at reasonable
rates by German national with teaching
experience. Reading, writing and speak
ing, including grammar. Call me at
2-2506 after 5 :30 p.m. for information.”
Official Notices
One 1951 Ford Business Coupe. This mo
tor vehicle may be inspected by contacting
the Texas Forest Service. System Adminis
tration Building. A. & M. Collge of Texas
campus.
Sealed bids will be received in the office
of the Texas Forest Service. Texas A.&M.
College System. College Station. Texas,
until 10 A.M., Friday. February 11. 1955.
on forms available upon request. Address
the Director, Texas Forest Service. College
Station. Texas or telephone 6-6K9t, for
further information.
Motion Picture Projector, with carrying
case. R. C. A., Serial No. C-3370; Motion
Picture Projector. Victor Escort. Serial No.
270N14. This equipment may be inspected
by contacting the Texas Forest Service.
System Administration Building. Ah&M Col
lege of Texas campus. Sealed bids will
be received in the office of the Texas
Forest Service. Texas A&M College Sys
tem. College Station. Texits. until 10 A.M..
Friday. February 25. 1955. on forms avail
able upon request. Address the Director.
Texas Forest Service. College Station. Tex
as. for further information.
FOR SALE
12 Acres Land—5-Room House
In Wellborn
, W. D. LOYD 500 Main St.
College Station, Texas
Phone 4-4819
Official notices must be brought, mailed,
or telephoned so as to arrive in the Of
fice of Student Publications (207 Goodwin,
4-5324, hours 8-12, 1-5, daily Monday
through Friday) at or before the deadline
of 1 p.m. of the day preceding publica
tion. — Manager.
Changes in the Isit of courses for which
any \student is currently registered may be
| made only on the recommendation of the
head of each department concerned and
with the approval of the Dean of the
student's school. A student may not add
I courses afer February *12. Any course
j dropped after Saturday. Februayr 19. shall
1 nomally carry a grade K.
J. P. Abbott.
Dean of the College
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said he planned to study for the
ministry.
On the bright side of the picture
is the fact that the ineligibility list
doesn’t include any other members
of the Fish team that finished the
season with the unofficial SWC
frosh title.
All of the “name” players—Jim
Stanley, John Crow, Ken Hall, Jim
Wright, Bobby Conrad, Ed Dudley,
etc.—got through the first semes
ter’s battle with the books, though
many had close calls.
Conference rules state that fresh
men, to be eligible for varsity play,
must pass 20 hours during their
CIRCLE
LAST DAY
JACK
WEBB
-Also—
“Stage Door”
Hepburn
first two semesters, including 11
the first semester. Credit gained
in summer school cannot count.
Next season’s Fish team also got
a start this week. Luther Hall,
an outstanding fullback for Dallas
Sunset last season, enrolled here.
He earned 10 letters in four sports
at Sunset.
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