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Page 6 . THE BATTALION Thursday, July 14, 1955 Ps College Station Swimmers At Tyler Meet Eleven College Station swimmers will enter the Tex as Amateur Athletic Federa tion Swimming Championship meet this weekend at Tyler. The meet will be held Saturday and Sunday. Gail Schlesselman, state breast stroke champion this year, will swim the junior girls’ 50-meter but terfly breaststroke and the individ ual medley. She will also be on the girls’ freestyle relay and the girls’ medley relay teams. Mary Varvel, Patsy Wilkins and Judy Litton will also swim on the freestyle relay team. The medley relay will be composed of breast- stroker Gail Schlesselman, back- stroker Mary Frances Badgett and freestyler Judy Litton. Patsy Wilkins will enter the in dividual medley and the 50-meter butterfly breaststroke. Mary Frances Badgett will compete in the 50-meter backstroke and the individual medley. Mary Varvel and Judy Litton will enter both the 50- and 100-meter freestyle races. In the women’s division Martha Shawn and Ann Schlesselman will swim the 100-meter backstroke. Martha will a-Iso compete in the in dividual medley. John Harrington will enter the boys’ 100-meter backstroke and the individual medley and will swim on the medley relay team with Tom Ivy and Richard Badgett. Har rington, who is a junior at A&M Consolidated High School, was se lected for the All-American high school swimming team this year. Tom Ivy and Richard Badgett will also enter the boys’ 100-meter breaststroke, and Badgett will swim the individual medley. Don Draper, only entiy in the men’s division, will swim in the 100- and 200-yard freestyle races. The group will be accompanied by Art Adamson, coach of the Col lege Station swimming team. California Elberta Freestone LBS. •,A -- Jphf « Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. - NEW STORE HOURS - FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE RIDGECREST—3516 Texas Ave. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily o DOWNTOWN—200 E. 24th St. Mon. thru Thur.—7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. & Sat.—7 a.m. - 8 p.m. 'Murals Leggett Hall’s intramural soft- ball teani won the championship for the^iirst semester of the sum mer session by defeating Law A’s team 6 to 5 earlier this week. The two teams had tied ■ at the end of the regular schedule with records of 5 wins and 1 defeat. College View Village won the volleyball championship, beating out Leggett Hall. W. K. Glazner won the intra mural golf championship, beating; Tom Reiman in the final round. Next semester’s intramurals will include softball, volleyball, golf and doubles and singles in tennis. En trants will have to enter individ ually for golf and tennis next se mester, said W. L. Penberthy, stu dent activities head, who is direct ing the summer intramural pro gram. Nc BIG HEAD .y. Af?- ’ ; \ Just Right For Summer Salads CUBAN ^ ■yy-. ^VX>#CV-&V< Avocados Each 10c - FROZEN FOODS - ( .... 2 cans 25c PASCO—6 Oz. Cans ORANGE JUICE . BIRDSEYE—10 Oz. Pkgs. BROCCOLI SPEARS . .... 2 pkgs. 49c BIRDSEYE BOTH FISH STICKS & FRENCH FRYS 49c Rath’s Pound m/ Wonte SJe ” SUNVALE BACON VEAL CUTLETS SHOULDER STEAK LAMB PATTIES Pound .. HENS-Fresh Dressed DAINTIES — Pound Choice Veal — Pound Pound Rath’s Blackhawk Boil—Bake or Frv — Pound groes (Continued from Page 1) a “liberal” appropriation to take care of enrollment at TWC. The Regents said the same thing is true of the main university’s graduate school — the enrollment problem is not as intense at the graduate levels as at the under graduate levels. If suit were brought against the university to force admission of an undei-graduate Negro student to the main university this fall, chair man Sealy said, “I think we would have to resist it with all means at our command.” There have been only four total eclipses of the sun lasting more than seven minutes during the 20th century. AS ALWAYS Something NEW 7 at LOU’S Trim-Tread Crepe Soled S HOES $3.98 If you can wear them out this summer, LOU will GIVE 3ou a new pair this fall. L O U P O T ’ S Trading Post FRUIT COCKTAIL CALIFORNIA SPINACH SLICED PINEAPPLE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE TOMATO SAUCE PINEAPPLE JUICE BARTLETT PEARS i, i<>< -1 25c S,. 2 25« No - 2 9£r — Can 3 Cans 23C 3 12 ° z * LILLY MELLORINE " F '"' hi If Gallon 49c. Del Monle No. 2 Cans 27 e ..... 25c Cream Style Golden ‘i •••> a ■ . . A : ... •. . Guaranteed F resh — Dozen 35 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SUPER MARKETS SHORTENING CRISCO