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Page 6 THE BATTALION Thursday, October 13, 1955 B Field Cracks Swim Mark In Intramurals “B” field artillery bettered a 16-year-old freshmen intra mural 300-yard medley swim ming record with a sparkling 1:01.2 last night in P. L. Downs Natatorium as 100 teams battled for 20 places in the finals. The old recoi'd, 1:01.7, was set in 1939 by “E” field artillery. 300 swimmers competed in Wed nesday’s quarterfinals. Ten teams in both upperclassmen and fresh men divisions won berths in the finals, to be held next Wednesday night. Squadron 17 turned in the best upperclassmen time with a 1:01.0 The record in this division is 0:58.2 ; set in 1950 by “A” Athletics. Upperclassmen finalists: squad ron 17, “A” chemical, “B” infantry, Leggett Hall, squadron 10, “B" engineers, Walton Hall, “A” ord nance, “C” armor and Maroon Band. Freshmen finalists: “B” field ar tillery, “C” antiaircraft artillery, “B” engineers, “A” infantry, squadron 8, “B” armor, Maroon Band, “B” infantry, squadron 6 and squadron 9. Ag Pistol Team Wins Dallas Meet A&M’s Pistol Team opened the 1955 season wtih a win over the Dallas Naval Air Reserve last Sun day morning in Dallas. High point men for the Aggies were Ken Snipes, Frank Norvell, Joe Martinez, Neil Cameron, Don Hawley and Winfield Massie. Membership on the team is still open. Anyone interested should contact Colonel Phillips in the Mil itary Science Building., TCU Game (Continued from Page 3) er I’ve ever seen.” For the first time since it was enlarged to 36,88i seats two years ago, TCU’s Amon Carter Stadium will be filled to capacity for the A&M-TCU fracas. Only two players will miss ac tion in the TCU game because of injuries. Ends Roger Hobson and Dean Meeks, both hurt before the season started, have not yet re sponded to treatment. Corps Trip (Continued from Page 1) time ceremonies of the game. She will receive the traditional bou quet and kiss from Corps Com mander Larry Kennedy. Scotty Parham, Student Senate president, received a letter fi’om Aubrey Owen, president of the Stu dent Association Congress at TCU, inviting representatives of the Sen ate to a luncheon. His letter stated “On behalf of the TCU student body, I would like to present a plaque to you and your vice-president at half time ceremonies.” The letter also invited all A&M students and their dates to a coffee at 10:30 a.m. in the Student Center on the TCU campus. Chest Drive (Continued from Page 1) tion Mayor Earnest Langford. Houze appointed H. G. Thompson as treasurer and Carl Landis, pub licity director. Other committee members in clude S. C. Brown, John Milliff, R. E. Patterson, Eddie Chew, John L. Beanie, C. A. Roeber, Dick Her- vey, Bob Reid, Loyd Mousner, W.' S. Tarrow, C. W. Price, Mrs. R. L. Elkins, Mrs. F. R. Bryson, Mrs. W. H. 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