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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, March 15, 1955
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St. Patrick’s day will be observ
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dent Center. Reservations must be
made by Wednesday at the main
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Church Briefs
Churches Schedule Services
Holy communion and breakfast
will be served at 6:30 a.m. Wed
nesday at the St. Thomas Episco
pal chapel. Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.
the Lenten covered dish supper
will be held in the Parish hall.
The supper will be followed by a
family Lenten service in the chapel
at 7:15 p.m.
The Women’s Missionary so
ciety will meet tonight at 7:30 in
Our Saviour’s Lutheran church to
hear Mrs. John Vitopil lead the
topic “The Meaning of the Altar
in Our Lutheran Church.” Mrs.
Henry Egelbrecht will be the de
votional leader and hostesses will
be Mesdames L. E. Hearne, Ma
jor Friedrich, and M. A. Jandt.
The Lenten worship seiwice will
be at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, the
theme being, “On Trial Before the
High Priest.” The Texas State
Consultative committee on Luth
eran student work will meet in the
church at 11 a.m. Thursday.
—o—
The Christian Science social
meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Week day mass is held each
morning at 6:45 at St. Mary’s
Catholic chapel. Wednesday even
ing service is at 7:15. After Wed
nesday service the Newman club
meets at the St. Mary’s Student
center.
Sunday school teachers group A
will meet at 7:30 tonight in the
Bethel Lutheran church. Lenten
services will be held at 7:45 p.m.
Wednesday. Colored slides will il
lustrate the sermon, ' “Christ Be
fore the High Priest.”
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The Rev. Harold Carlisle of the
Church of the Nazarene has an
nounced that Mrs. J. B. Chapman
will be a guest oft the church Sat
urday at 7:30 p.m. at the Mission
ary rally. Mrs. Chapman is the
DIRECTOR—Mrs. Beverley Braley will direct and stage
the 1955 Cotton Ball Pageant to be held in the G. Rollie
White coliseum April 29 before the Cotton Ball. Mrs.
Braley will present a style show of cotton fashions that
will be taken from her shop in Bryan.
Swimming
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19 points to take individual honors
for the second straight year. He
won the 1,500 meters, setting a
pool record, the 440-yard freestyle
and was second in the 200-yard
freestyle.
Weick scored 18 points, winning
the 200-yard orthodox breast-
TODAY thru SATURDAY
SPENCER TRACY
ROBERT RYAN
Track
FRANCIS JAGGER-BRENNAN
JOHN ERNEST LEE
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points- to second place Texas’ 38.
A&M was third with 33% points,
and with Gross and ailing broad-
jumper Bobby Robison present
might have beaten the Longhorns
for second place.
Fritzie Connally, ace Aggie high
jumper, skimtned over the bar at
6-3% to win the high jump easily.
He cleared 6-4 in Austin earlier
this season.
“Connally looks like the boy
to win the high jump in the con
ference meet,”’ said Anderson. “No
one in the conference has beaten
him yet.”
The Cadets once again proved
strongest in the weights. Lee
Newman won the discus on a thi’ow
of 142-10. Herman Johnson was
first in the shot with a heave of
52 feet and second in the discus.
Tom Bonorden took second in the
shot and fourth in the discus.
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stroke, the individual medley and
swimming on the medley relay
team. Aggie Dick Hunkier had
17% points, winning the 50-yard
and 100-yard freestyles and swim
ming on the winning 400-yard fx-ee-
style relay.
Ufer set a pool record as he
won the 100-yard backstroke in
1:03.1. The old recoi’d was 1:04,
set in 1942.
Saturday night, lifer’s win in the
backstroke—by a hair over SMU’s
Dick Snelling—pulled the Cadets
into a 68-68 tie with Texas. Hunk-
ler’s first and Don Horne’s third
in the 100-yard freestyle put the
Aggies ahead 86-81, after Bill Bed-
foi’d and Wally Penberthy were
third and foui’th in the 200-yard
butterfly.
Summai’y follows:
FRIDAY’S FINALS
50-yard freestyle—1. Dick Hunkier, A&
M; 2. Bell, Texas; 3. Honre, A&M; 4.
Vaiden, SMU; 5. Kemble, SMU; 6. Fen-
nekohl, Texas. Time, 29.2.
200-yard backstroke—1. Bo Baker, Tex-'
as; 2. Ufer, A&M; 3. Mayard, A&M; 4.
Snelling, SMU; 5. Devenport, A&M; 6.
Medinilla, Texas. Time, 2:21.9.
220-yard freestyle—1. Joe Lee Neal,
Texas; 2. Hadden, Texas; 3. Rose, SMU;
4. Horne, A&M; 5. Johnson, Texas; 6.
Klipple, A&M. Time, 2:18.5.
200-yard orthodox breaststroke—1. Dick
Weick. A&M; 2. Anderson, Texas; 3. Cor
ley, SMU; 4. Bedford, A&M; 5. Reynolds,
smu; g. Gorfrr-^&'M.
One meter diving—‘■1. Richard Lawler.
Texas, 4:18.6 points; 2. Roberts. SMU; 3.
Groves, SMU; 4. Million, Texas; Martin,
A&M; 6. Patton, Texas.
400-yard freestyle relay—1. A&M (Wood
ard, Hunkier, Pepping, Speichl ; 2. SMU;
3. Rice;. 4. Texas. Time, 3:42.9.
v SATURDAY’S FINALS
100-yard backstroke; 1st—Norman Ufer,
A&M, 1:03.1 (New pool record. Old record
1:03.8 set in afternoon preliminaries by
Dick Snelling. SMU. Previous record of
1:04 set in 1942 by George Heaney, A&M.)
2—Snelling, SMU; 3—rDevenport. A&M; 4
—Hall, SMU; 5—Baker, Texas; 6—Snoots.
200-yard breaststroke “butterfly”: 1.
Dave Corley, SMU 2:39: 2. Anderson, Tex
as; 3. Bedford, A&M; 4. Penberthy, A&M
2:50.8; 5. Reynolds, SMU 2:51.2; 6. Dill
SMU, 2:56.
100-yard freestyle: 1. Dick Hunkier, A-
&M. :54.7; 2. Neal, Texas; 3. Horne, A&M;
4. Vaiden. SMU; 5. Bell, Texas; 6. Fen-
nekohl, Texas.
440-yard freestyle: 1. Charlton Hadden,
Texas, 5:02; 2. Johnson. Texas; 3. Baker,
Texas; 4. Patterson, Texas; 5 Klipple,
A&M; 6. McElhaney. SMU.
200-yard individual medley: 1. Dick
Weick, A&M. 2:15.8. New conference rec
ord. Old record of 2:18.1 set in 1950 by
Van Adamson, A&M. Also, new pool rec
ord. Old record of 2:17.5 set in 1955 by
Weick. A&M. 1955. Woodard. A&M, 2:20-
.5; 3. Medinilla. Texas; 4. Neal, Texas; 5.
McComb. SMU; 6. Bell, Texas.
Three-meter Diving; 1. Richard Lawler,
Texas. 474.75; 2. Roberts. SMU; 3. Million.
Texas: 4. Groves. SMU; Patton, Texas
369; Martin. A&M 352.45.
300-yard medley relay; 1st—A&M (Ufer.
Weick. Speich) 3:02.9. New SWC record.
Old record of 3:05.3 set in 1949 by Texas
(Cone. Karbeck, Campbell). 2. SMU; 3.
Texas; 4. Rice.
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missions. The church from Cam
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rally.
Thursday at 7 p.m. the church
will honor two couples, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Yocham and Mr. and
Mrs. James Taylor, at a church
social.
The Wesley players of the Wes
ley foundatiop will present an all
freshman play, “Scenes From
Green Pastures,” tomorrow at 7:15
p.m.
A Bible study on David will be
held at 7:30 tonight in the lounge
of the First Baptist church. Wed
nesday supper will be at 6, teach
ers meeting at 6:30 and prayer
meeting at 7:15 p.m.
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Grant’s 76 yard kickoff return
set up the second Red touchdown,
Jack Pardee leaping over from the
2. Crow’s conversion made it 13-
14 at the half.
Kettler sneaked over from the 1
to put the Reds ahead after Garry
Martin recovered a fumble on the
White 15. Ewell converted and it
was 20-14.
Early in the fourth period. Hall
raced 22 yards to climax a 92
yard march and Taylor’s conver
sion put the Whites ahead 21-20.
Big gainer was Dendy’s 66 yard
j run to the 25.
Crow recovered Taylor’s fumble
on the White 7 to set up the last
Maroon score. Kettler got to the
2, then sneaked over and Crow con
verted to make it 27-21.
The Whites took the k ickoff
right back, scoring with about two
minutes left after a 61 yard march.
Hall scored from the 6 on the same
trap play, blasting through about
six tacklers. Taylor converted for
the winning point.
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