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PAGE 4 Thursday, March 27 s 1958 The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas m BLACK and WHITE 3 C PHOTO FINISHING MAIL THIS COUPON ALONG WITH YOUR FILM AND 35c TO ADFO CO BOX 3278 BRYAN, TEXAS Nobody who can read is eve- successful at cleaning out the attic. —Franklin P. Adams A&M MENS SHOP 103 MAIN—» NORTH GATE AGGIC OWNED BETTER FOOD FOR LESS! leingatotenb DELICIOUS COFFEE MARYLAND CLUB 69 lb FOOD CLUB MAYONNAISE OUR OWN COFFEE J. W SPECIAL 16 oz. jar 1 lb. bag 29 69 TOP FROST ORANGE JUICE 2 -39 lb FOOD CLUB CHED-R-TREAT ci,eese 2 ib - 79^ ARMOUR STAR CANNED H 1j ^ boneless shankless B I 1 skinless vt $2.69 ' WISCONSIN CHEDDAR .fSl 65S. TABLE READY MEATS * 631 BONDED BEEF SALE! US. CHOICE CHUCK ROAST square cut BEEF SHORT RIBS BEEF BRISKET for roasting and stewing 49 39 35 BEEF ROUND STEAKS 87 lb lb lb US. NO. 1 RED WINESAP |3 O I p Cl Washington /\l 1 LCO extra fancy 91 US. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH MUSHROOMS h ° x 39 c US. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH ROMAINE 2s29 c US. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH DATES 29k EASTER BASKETS and CANDIES Mel-o-Swcet Colored Marshmallow Efts 29c pilled Easier baskets Mel-o-Sweet Mel-o-Kweet Jelly Bird Eggs ? 12-Oz. Bag l-I.b. -/rw# Bag 2 98 W E/. C /»0 TO Lt EACH Cadets Seek Undisputed Lead In Weekend Tilts With Ponies ‘Jocks’, 5th Group Take Corps Leads The 5th Group combined all their hits—one—with two errors and a walk to push across three runs in the last inning and nose out the 3rd Group, 3-2, thus taking over the Air Force League lead from the losers in Corps baseball. Tommy Kolterman lashed out a long triple off losing pitcher Jesse Hargrove with two out, scoring two runners ahead of him. He then scored on an infield error. Charlie Graf was winning pitcher. In Army play, the 2nd Battalion, 1st Regiment pounded out 15 hits for 14 runs to shut out the 3rd Battalion, 2nd Regiment behind the one-hit pitching of Bob Worthy. With the win, the “Jocks” edged into top place in the circuit. In other action last night, the 1st Group mustered two runs in the final frame to defeat the 2nd group, 3-2. Jack Evans banged out two hits for the losers. Netmen Blank NTS In Deware Match The Texas A&M tennis team whipped North Texas 6-0 here Tuesday afternoon in a match played inside DeWare Field Houge because of bad weather. Results of the A&M-North Texas tennis match follow: Rex Reed, A&M, defeated Bobby Thompson, NT, 6-0, 6-3. John Medlin, A&M, defeated Louis Compson, NT, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. Robert Jones, A&M, defeated Don Gauldin, NT, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3. Joe Simmons, A&M, defeated Eddie Hooper, NT, 6-1, 7-5. Reed and Jones defeated Thomp son and Compton, 6-2, 7-5. Medlin and Simmons defeated Hooper and Gauldin, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. DON’T MISS OUT! Here Is A Real Bargain On SUMMER SUITS WASHABLE COTTON-CORD Only $16.95 Also Suits In Dacron & Colton At L O L POT'S Trade & Save With Lou Hot Shots Members of the A&M Pistol team pose with the 30 medals they captured last weekend at Austin in the Austin Police Spring Pistol Tournament. Charles Bollfrass, center col lected 11 of the 30 medals. Aggie Soccer Team Wins; Advances to State Finals The A&M Soccer Team advanced to the final round of the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation championship tournament Sunday when Galan Construction Company of San Antonio failed to show up for a game, scheduled in Houston, thereby losing by forfeit. The San Antonio team confirmed the game Saturday night, and then left the Aggies, the referees, and the spectators waiting in St. Thom as Stadium in Houston until 3:30, an hour past game time, when officials proclaimed the Aggies winners. Galan had still not arrived by 4:00 when the Angies left for Col lege Station. No explanation has been received by the A&M team. The championship game will be played Sunday, March 30, at the Lawnview Soccer Field in Dallas. Game time is set at 2:30 p. m. Representing the Dallas Soccer Association, the Aggies’ opponents will he the Casa Blapca Cafe Soccer Club. Aggie-TU Game Makes TV Again The annual Turkey day game be tween the Aggies and the Long horns will once again be in the national spotlight-yia. a nationwide TV hook-up next fall. This will mark the second con secutive year that the colorful clash between the arch-rivals will be seen on the nation’s screen. The game will be played in Austin November 29. 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Coach Beau Bell will call on Don nie Hullum of Baytown and South paw Toby Newton of Galveston to start on the mound against SMU, holding Sophomore Percy Sander son of Nederland in relief. Hullum scattered eight Baylor hits and yielded one earned run in defeating the Bears, 7-4, Saturday. Newton started in the Friday game with Baylor and gained credit for the 9-7 win although he was re lieved by Sanderson in the fourth. Hullum also worked in the first Baylor game. Major credit for the Aggies’ fine showing belongs to a defensively strong sophomore infield that has turned in seven double plays in seven games, exceeding by two the number made last year by A&M in 20 games. The Aggies had a 5-15 record a year ago. The quick-reacting keystone com bination of second-baseman Dink Patterson of North Dallas and Shortstop Ralph Plumlee of Dallas Sunset points out the major im provement in an Aggie ball club that finished in the SWC cellar last year. Third-sacker J. B. Carroll of Col lege Station and Bill Houchin, Shreveport first-baseman, round out the all-sophomore infield that has provided the strong pitching staff fine defensive support. Hullum, righthander, has hurled 24% innings this spring, giving up five runs on 17 hits. Only two of the runs off him have been earn ed and his 0.73 ERA is one of the best in the league. He has struck out 21, walked 11 and has a 2-0 record. Newton, co-captain, has had trouble with his control on occa sion but has compiled a 3-1 record. He has pitched 18% innings, strik ing out 23 and walking 18. His ERA is 2.79. In relief, righthander Sanderson has been fairly effective and boasts a'1-0 record. He has struck out seven and walked eight in 14% innings. A consistent hitting attack has made the Aggies tough so far and a .246 team average is consider ably ahead of last year’s timid .221. A trio of hitters has provided impetus to the A&M offense with All-SWC Catcher Gary Herrington of Baytown leading Aggie batters at .522. The junior backstopper has 12 hits in 23 at bats and seven RBIs. He has four doubles, a triple and a homer. Tops in RBIs has been Co-Cap tain Jim Smotherman, senior right- fielder from Frisco, with 13. He is hitting .357 with six of his 10 hits being doubles. Left fielder Lloyd Stone, junior from Wichita Falls, is hitting .471 and has banged out a double and triple in his eight hits. In SWC play, Stone is hitting .600; Smotherman .400, Plumlee .375 and Herrington .333. THIS IS MR. 4% m JUDSON C. WOMBLE 2601 Texas Ave. Bryan Texas Mr. 4%, an underwriter skilled in matters concerning life in surance, is ready to help you. 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