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The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Friday, May 16,1958
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A&M Sports In
Newton - Herrington. Make All-S WC
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Ait Easy First!
An unidentified Ag breaks the tape to qualify for the finals
in the 100-yard preliminaries held Wednesday for the In
tramural meet. Today will be the last day of preliminaries
before the finals tomorrow afternoon.
All Is Not Football
For New Ag Coach
By TOMMY KEITH
Who says a coache’s job ends on
the football field ?
Here’s second-guessing - the Sun-
m Hay morning drug store quarter
backs.
Coach Jim Myers has listed his
speaking engagements for the next
few months preceding the foot
ball season. And, if they aren’t
Enough, they are the only ones
scheduled so far.
From deep East Texas to Idaho
and Utah roams A&M’s new guide
of the pigskin sport. He hardly
gets a breather in the next two
weeks with some of the fanciest
reverse fielding since Charley Trip-
pi ran loose in the Oil Bowl in
1947.
All this for a guard who never
ran "with the ball. Coach Myers
starts May 20 in Athens, thence
west to Bryan, south to Corpus
Christi and back to Houston. A
swing back to East Texas to Long
view and Paris gets him ready for
a tedious journey west to San An
gelo.
Only a week and a half-,-out of
Houston, Coach Myers finds he
must return for a B’nai B’rith ban-
* quet on June 5. On June 7 he has
to be in San Antonio.
And, finally, out of breath and
probably very short of extempor
aneous thought, the Tennessee
single wing expert looks forward
to a two-months rest.
Or, is it a rest? In this short
time he must prepare for the fall,
review movies of spring practice
and definitely make up his mind
about the season.
But, with all that in mind he
still knows that on August 4, 5,
and G he has to be in Sun Valley
to teach Idaho coaches fundament-
als?of the single wing. Two weeks
later he is in demand at a coach
ing clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He’s supposed to make all these
after-dinner speeches and coach
football, too ?
SPEAKING SCHEDULE:
M;iy 20: Athens I,ions Club
M:iy 21 : Bryan Rotary Club, Triangle
May 22 :
May 24:
May 27 :
May 28:
June 7:
Corpus Christi Aggie Club
Houston A&M Club Barbecue
(stag)
Longview Aggie Meeting
Northeast Texas A&M Club,
Paris
West Texas A&M Barbecue,
San Angelo
Award with dinner banquet be-
B’nai B’rith Sports Scholarship
ginning at 7 p.m.
San Antonio A&M Club
Idaho,
August 4, 5, 6:
August 25, 28: Salt Lake City, Utah,
Football Clinic
Sun Valley, Id
Football Clinic
Three ^members of the 1958 Ag
gie nine rated spots on the A. 11-
Southwest Conference baseball
teams selected by the Fort Worth
Star Telegram. Catcher Gary Her
rington and Pitcher Toby Newton
rated first team honors and out
fielder Lloyd Stone was placed on
the second team.
Newton is a senior and Herring
ton and Stone are both juniors.
Herrington was selected on the All-
Conference team during the 1957
season as a sophomore catcher.
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Two members of the Aggie
track and field team, Owen Hill
and Emmett Smallwood, will take
part in the NCAA meet in Cali
fornia on June 13-15.
Smallwood will participate in
the low hurdles and the broad
jump while Hill will throw the dis
cus. Smallwood finished first in
the low hurdles in the SWC meet
and third in the broad, jump, while
Hill placed fourth in his specialty.
John Tracey, Aggie end who
missed the final spring game be
cause of a leg injury, has under
gone surgery in Houston, but is
expected to be ready for action
this fall. He is to keep the leg in
a cast for a month.
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High school football players
who have been registered with the
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FOR SALE
One reconditioned washing ma
chine. After 5, VI 6-6707. 134t2
1956 All-State scooter. Used only
on campus. $100. John Noyes, VI-
6-4661, C-8-D C. V. 134t2
Senior boots. Size 9 l /2. 15” calf.
Dorm 11, Room 328. 134tl
1951 Studebaker Champion. Tu
dor. Radio, heater. Good condition.
$240. VI 6-7973. . 134t3
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$60. Bills paid. Air conditioner in
bedroom optional. VI 6-5031 after
5:30 p. m., all day on weekends.
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Attractive two bedroom unfur
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FOR RENT
Furnished apartment. 302 N.
Main, North Gate. Large cool bed
room. Private entrance, private
bath. Single or double. Apply 500
Main, C. S., VI 6-5544. 131tfn
WANTED
MOVING? You can move cheaper
with a trailer. For local or one way
trailers rent them at Baker Tire
Co., TA 2-8159, 708 N. Bryan,
Bryan. 127tl0
Ironing in my home. Well ex
perienced. Reasonable rate. Pick
up and delivery. TA 2-6007. 130t6
HELP WANTED
2200 CFM evaporative cooler.
One year old. New pump. VI 6-
1 6368. 133tfn
1 Two one ton air conditioners.
220V. $150 each. $275 both. VI 6-
| 6485. 133t3
Complete seven piece bedroom
1 suite. Good condition. VI 6-7375.
133t2
Easy Spin dryer-washer and full
j size gas range. Available May 30.
I VI 6-6304. Call after 1:30 p. m.
133t3
Welbilt 1 HP air conditioner.
New, never used. $128. VI 6-7490,
A-ll-B C. V. 133t3
1952 black Plymouth club coupe.
5-D Puryear. 132t5
Almost new Air Force serge,
green shirt and pink pants. 32
waist, 15% x 32. See at Walton F-4
132t3
Refrigerator, stove. Cheap. A-8-
D College View after 5. 132tfn
Two bedroom house near campus.
VI 6-6256. 132t5
Furniture for two bedroom house,
TV, one wheel trailer. VI 6-5130
after 5:00. 300 Foch. 131t4
You can buy more cooling capa
city per dollar in a Mathes Air
Conditioner than in any other
brand. Go by Joe Faulk’s today
for your copy of the official rating
sheet and compare. Cavitt at Coul
ter—214 N. Bryan. 131t6
Summer tuxedo. $25. Slacks,
32” waist. See at A&M Grill. 131t4
By owner—$395 down for three
bedroom home, attic fan, 220 wir
ing, attached garage, tile drain,
large living room. New paint in
side and out. FHA Loan, $9900.
Payments, $66.49 per month. See
at 4304 Culpepper Drive, near Col
lege. VI 6-7356. 121tfn
2, 3, and 4,000 CFM Coolers at
sale prices installed free. White
Auto Store. 216 N. Bryan Street.
TA 2-3867. 121tfn
FOR SALE
Completely furnished apartment.
Air conditioner, garage, washer,
dryer. Summer only. One block off
campus at North Cate. 304 Main.
VI 6-4290. 134t3
Nicely furnished two bedroom
duplex apartment near A&M cam
pus. Available June 1. VI 6-4812.
134tfn
Furnished garage apartrpent.
Close to campus in south Oakwood.
Available June 1. VI 6-5149. 134tl
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1 One bedroom furnished apartments, j
New stoves and refrigerators. $55, !
$60, $65. Adults. VI 6-5031 after
5:30 p. m., all day weekends. 134tfn
Three room unfurnished apart
ment. Near campus. . Available
June 1. $50. VI 6-6454. 134tfn
Apartment and small house.
Furnished. Sub-let at summer
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Garage apartment near campus.
Clean. Completely furnished. $35.
VI 6-5861 or VI 6-5767. 133t3
Completely furnished, cool, quiet
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Notice to married A&M students.
Available June 1. New one and two
bedroom apartments. Stove and
refrigerator furnished. Near cam
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220 wiring. Rent reasonable. J. B.
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Three bedroom furnished house.
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Apartment. Three rooms and
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Hills Estate, VI 6-5789 or VI 6-
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Three apartments near North
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ly furnished or unfurnished. Phone
VI 6-5444. 131t4
Four room furnished apai’tment
for summer. Available June 1.
$75.00. 400B Second St., College
Station. 130tfn
Front bedroom. Private entrance
and bath. One block from Campus
Theatre. Available June 4 to Sept.
1. 303 Boyett. 130tfn
Furnished apartment. Ideal for
bachelor or couple. Reasonable
rent. Water paid. See to appreci
ate. Available now. TA 2-3881.
130tfn
Three room apartment with pri
vate bath, private entrance and
garage. Available June 1. VI 6-
5915. 129tfn
Practically new two bedroom
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Panelled walls. Insulated. 220 con
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asphalt floors. North Gate, three
blocks from - Campus. $60 plus utili
ties. Available June 1. VI 6-7214.
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Available June 1. Nicely furnish
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from Campus Theatre. Phone VI
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Available June 1. Near East Gate.
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Adults. Call VI 6-5031 after 5 p.m.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a
hearing will be held in the City
Hall of the City of College Sta
tion, Texas, at 7:30 p. m. May 26,
1958, on the City’s budget for the
fiscal year 1958-59.
A&M Consolidated will have the
open hearing of the 1958 Board
of Equalization on Wednesday,
May 28, at the School Tax Office.
The Board of Equalization will
notify by mail all property owners
if there have been any changes
from 1957 values.
Bill Miller
Secretary of the Board
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Sturdy trunk. Good condition.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Will accept registration in
kindergarten and first grade.
“WEE AGGIELAND,” Mrs.
Lyle, owner, assisted by Mrs.
J. C. Stewart, college graduate.
Tuition $12.50 month. VI 6-4052,
715 Park Place. Visiting days
Monday and Friday.
Attention: Mr. Farmer. Let
“Doctor Fixit” furnish your farm
building and repair needs. One call
does the whole job, carpenter,
painter, plumber, etc . . . and his
work is guaranteed by the MAR
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and sixteen years are eligible for
the summer Teen-age Typing Class
given only once a year at speeial
price. Make reservations early.
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Reasonable rates. Mrs. Redding,
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ENGLISH PROFICIENCY EXAMINA
TIONS FOR MAJORS IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION AND IN THE ARTS
AND SCIENCES
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students majoring in the School of Arts
and Sciences, including the Division of
The English Proficiency Examination for
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Business Administration, will be given by
Business Administration, will be given by
the various departments during the week
of May 19-23. The passing of this exami
nation is a requisite to candidacy for a de
gree for those graduating in Arts and
Sciences. Students classified as juniors are
expected to take it now, and others who
have failed it may repeat the examination
at this time.
Students concerned should consult the
heads of their major departments for
further information with regard to time
and place of the examination.
W. H. Delaplane, Dean
School of Arts and Sciences
REGALIA FOR THE BACCAI.AUREATE-
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE
All students who ore candidates for the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy are required
to order hoods as well as the doctor’s cap
and gown, and to leave the hoods with the
Registrar no later than 1 p. m. Tuesday.
May 20. The Ph.D. hoods will not be
worn in the procession since all such candi
dates will bo hooded on the stage.
Candidates for the Master’s Degree will
wear the master's cap and gown; those
who are candidates for the Bachelor’s De
gree, except military students, will wear
the bachelor’s cap and gown. All Military
students who are candidates for degrees
will wear appropriate military uniforms in
lieu of the academic regalia.
Rental of caps and gowns may be ar
ranged with the Exchange Store. Orders
may be placed between 8 a m., April 21
and 12 noon, Saturday, May 17. The rental
is as follows: doctor’s cap and gown $4.25,
master’s cap and gown $3.75, bachelor’s
cap and gown $3.25. Hood rental is the
same as that for cap and gown.
C. E. Tishler, Chairman
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