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PAGE 4 Thursday, September 19, 1957 The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas //I !\ I i\V FOOD BUYS (7‘ roceneS ■ Holiday—Colored in (Quarters O L E O lb 12 Bottle Carton—(Plus Deposit) Pepsi Cola Brookdaie—Wo. 1 Tall Can SALMON Imperial—5 Lb. Bag AH ^ Liibby’s—No. 2 Cans Pork & Heons Elcor TISSUE Libby’s—303 Can Fruit Cocktail Trellis—303 Can AS Maxwell House—Big O-oz. Jar Instant Coffee Hotel—46-oz. Can TOMATO JUICE 39c 39c 35c 2 CANS 29c % Sc 19c 10c 1.19 19c Kraft’s Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Qt. Jar 49c Bama Peanut Butter 12-oz. Tumbler 29c Cuf Kite Wax Pap er 125 ft. Roll 25c Libby’s Frozen Peas or Spinach 10-oz. I»kg. 2 pkgs. 29 c Libby’s Frozen Orange Juice or Lemonade 6'Oz. 7 cans $1.09 Libby’s Frozen Fish Sticks 10-oz. Pkg. 3 pkgs, $1.00 PratUow S|)iced Peaches 2J4 Can 25c Libby’s Cut Green Beans 303 Cans 2 cans 29« Del Monte Golden Cream Style Corn 303 Cans 2 cans 29c Harmel’s SPAM Luncheon Meat 12-oz. Can 39c Top Kick Dog Food Tall Can 4 cans 25 c Weeds HORMEL SUGAR CURED H AM Shank Portion . . . LB. 45c Whole LB. 53c Butt Portion . . . LB. 55c Honuel Dairy — Sliced BACON lb. 6#e Armour’s Star Turkey or Chicken MENS LB. 39c Fresh Jumbo SHRIMP LB. 79c Choice Baby Beef Pin Bone LOIN STEAK LB. 69C f-^rodi uce Fresh Cello TOMATOES Carton 9 C Fresh Valentine BEANS LB. 15c Pecos Cantaloupes 2, FOB 2S C Italian PRUNES 2 lbs 25c MILLER'S SUPER MARKET Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday — 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY — SEPTEMBER 19 - 20 - 21 Cards Sag, Braves Win; Yankees Closer to Series The Associated Press The Brooklyn Dodgers aren’t go ing anywhere, except maybe Los Angeles, but they were in on the National League pennant fight al most to the end. After grabbing two of three from Milwaukee last week, the Dodgers took a last belt at second place St. Louis last night, skidding the Cardinals four games behind with a 6-1 decision while the “choke up” Braves won their third in a row with an 8-2 job on the New York Giants. The Braves now have a magic number of six. Any combination of six Milwaukee victories and St. Louis defeats will give them the pennant. Both Milwaukee and St. Louis hav§ nine games left. They meet in a three game series open ing at Milwaukee Monday. The Cardinals, who had won five straight, handed the Dodgers four unearned runs, but Charlie Neal’s two-run 12th homer had settled in in the third. Don Drys- dale, Brooklyn’s young ace, won his 16th with relief help in the ninth, blanking the cards until Wally Moon parked his 24th homer in the eight. Lindy McDaniel was the loser. Manager Fred Hutchinson of the St. Louis Cardinals is realistic about their four game deficit with nine to play, but says defiantly: “I still think the pennant will be decided at Milwaukee.” Brooklyn’s old champions, still a nemesis to the Redbirds, dealt St. Louis a severe blow last night with a 6-1 victory behind rangy Don Drysdale, while the league leading Braves bashed New York 8-2. The square jawed field boss of the Cards made no bones about how tough it was to lose that one last night. “Four games aren’t easy to overcome,” he said, “but remem ber the New York Giants in 1951- they did it.” He felt the Cards still will be within striking distance when they reach Milwaukee for a three-game series Sept. 23, 24, 25. Hutch’s club , disappointed a crowd of 22,468 by failing to score on 10 hits in the first five innings. They then handed Brooklyn four unearned runs on three errors in the seventh and eighth. The manager and his players were philosophical about it. They had won 11 of 13 since Labor Day, Hutch pointed out, and for the sea son have done “about as well as could be expected.” Frank Lane has been trying to pick up a left-handed pitcher to help the club in its last nine games, when they’ll face lineups loaded with left handed sluggers. The Cardinals have only one lefty— Vinegar Bend Mizell. Hutch plans to lead off with him at Cincinnati tomorrow, then use Sad Sam Jones and Herman Wehmeier in the se cond and third games. In the American, the New York Yankees reduced their magic num ber to four, defeating Detroit 4-3. They have a 6%-game lead with eight to play. Chicago’s sec ond place White Sox have 11 left after defeating Baltimore 7-5. Yogi Berra did it for the Yankees, driving in all four runs with his 21st and 22nd home runs. Sal Maglie won his second, but needed Bob Turley’s relief in the eighth. Duke Maas was the loser. Jim Landis drilled a two run single in the first and Ron Jack- son slammed a three run homer in a five run fifth for the White Sox. Jim Wilson won his 15th. Putnam Calls For Fresh m en Thinlyelads Freshmen interested in track and field participation next spring are to report to Head Track Coach Ray Putnam in DeWare Field House at 4 p.m. daily. Equipment will he issued to all prospective athletes with “getting in shape” and running cross coun try on the agenda for the fall. Coach Putnam considers this year’s freshman group “the best in several years and above par for A&M.” “However,” he continues, “there are a lot of good boys in the Cox'ps who can help us that we would like to have come out.” ■ Touted Terp Quarterback Youngest pitcher to come noi’th with the New York Yankees this spring is Ralph Terry. The Chel sea, Okla., native was 21 on Jan. 9. Dickie Lewis, Maryland’s junior quarterback, is a fine trip le-threat type signal caller and will draw the starting as signment against the Aggies Saturday in the Cotton Bowl. Lewis is 5-11 and weighs 180 pounds. He missed most of his sophomore year due to injuries, but led the Terp frosh to their first undefeated season. mw..xommmAi super comm FOR BRYAN-C0UEGE STATION Pressurized, Air Conditioned, Radar Equipped, Fast, Luxury Travel to DALLAS - HOUSTON FT. WORTH*- LUBBOCK* - T • more comfortable air travel Now you can enjoy Mcr mo e ^ ^ tondj ; j on Continental’s Super Convairs. ineyre pi . for cool, comfortable high-altitude flying . . radar-equipped for smoother flying thrOU r f f ^ eathor •** 7 with big, air-foam, reclining anne ^ " w . Fast Continental Super Convair connections m Dallas to West Texas and New Mexico ... connecting service in Houston and Dallas to all the East: •via Continental Super Convairs from Dallas Call Continental at VI 6-4789. 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