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College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday, July 10, 195S
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FOR SALE
$GO.OO baby bed and mattress. 4
years old, slightly burned. $15.00.
TA 2-4312 after 6. 142tl
Gas stove and electric washer.
Reasonable. See at 306 First St.
142t2
New 3 bedroom home, tile bath,
on 70’ lot. $250 down on FHA or
100% GI. Located at 405 Ash St.,
College Vista. 141t2
Beat the summer heat with a
Westinghouse or Montgomery
Ward air conditioner or Ward’s
evaporative cooler. Bill Wheeler,
C-18-W, C.V., VI G-5202. 138tl2
2, 3, and 4,000 CFM Coolers at
3ale prices installed free. White
Auto Store. 216 N. Bryan Street.
TA 2-3867. 121tfn
FOR RENT
Three room apartments. North
Gate and Southside. Furnished or
unfurnished. VI 6-5444. 142tl
Two bedroom furnished apart
ment. 207A Davis St., phone TA-
3-1073. 142t2
House, five big rooms. Nice
clean neighborhood. North Gate on
school bus line. See at 306 First
St. 142t2
Very large three room furnished
apartment just off A&M campus.
Private bath. Available July 14.
$37.50. See at 603 Montclair by
Southside Shopping Center or
phone VI 6-5340. 142tfn
COLLEGE HILLS near East
Gate—Cool, nicely furnished, one
bedroom southeast apartment. New
stove and refrigerator. Adults.
$65 plus utilities. Phone VI 6-5031
after 5:30 p. m., all day weekends.
141tfn
SPECIAL NOTICE
Doctor Fixit specializes in sheet-
rock hanging, taping, floating, tex
turing and painting. He cures
home ills with remodeling or re
pair remedies. Call Doctor Fixit
today at MARION PUGH LUM
BER CO. Phone VI 6-5711. 142tl
SUX. ROSS LODGE NO. 1300, A.P. & A.M.
College Station, Texas
Stated meeting Thursday,
July 10, at 7 p. m.
C. II. Ransdell, W.M.
J. J. Woolket Sec’y.
WORK WANTED
Neat, accdrate typist desires typ
ing to do in my home on electric
typewriter. Call VI 6-5805 after
5:30 p. m. 142tfn
Typing to do in my home. Ex
pert work. Reasonable rates. C-13-
B C.V. after 5:30. 142tfn
Bring your typewriter to your
Royal typewriter Authorized
Distributor. We will blow the
dust and lint out with com
pressed air, clean the type and
rubber rollers, lubricate your
machine and install a new rib
bon—and only charge you for
the ribbon. Come see us.
ADAMS
BUSINESS MACHINES
909 South Main in Bryan
Phone TA 2-6000
Boys and girls between twelve
and sixteen years are eligible for
the summer Teen-age Typing Class
given only once a year at special
price. Make reservations early.
McKenzie-Baldwin Business Col
lege. TA 3-6655. , 129tfn
Electrolux Sales and Service. G.
C. Williams. TA 3-6600. 90tfn
Need a home for your toddlers
while you work? We have one
where they will have several play
mates in their own age group. One
hot meal with milk each day.
Reasonable rates. Mrs. Redding,
1104 Milner, VI 6-4892.
Your term papers, etc., will be
better if you think now, write them
now, and bring them to Bi-City
Secretarial service to be typed now.
VI 6-5786, 3408A Texas Avenue.
115tfn
Experienced child care, days and
evenings. TA 2-6900, Mrs. Gilbert
Dylla, 2116 Cavitt. 112tfn
HELP WANTED
Two car hops wanted. Exper
ience not necessary. Apply Tri
angle Drive-In. 3606 South College.
123tfn
Two waitresses wanted. Exper
ience not necessary. Apply Tri
angle Drive-In. 3606 South College.
123tfn
The Little League Corner
By KIM JOHNS
The Orioles and the White Sox
enjoyed 12-10 and 12-1 victories
over the Senators and the Red Sox,
respectively, in Thursday play.
Both games were full of suspense
and excitement as pitcher Jimbo
Bevans of the White Sox pitched
the first no-hitter of the season
and the Orioles won their first
game of the 1958 season after 11
straight losses.
Jim Bevans ruined his shut-out
against the Red Sox when he threw
a wild pitch in the bottom of the
last inning and Joe Joyer, who had
moved around the bases to third
base by being hit by a pitch and
on two passed balls, scored the
Red Sox’ lone run of the game.
League-leading hitter Bobby Houze
turned in a pair of singles for four
trips to the plate, making him the
leading hitter of the game and
leaving his first place batting av
erage at .583. Jim Bevans pound
ed his fourth homer over the left-
center field wall in the fourth in
ning.
A total of twenty hits in the
Senator-Oriole game raised several
batting averages with Walter Var-
vel leading the pack with two
doubles and a single for four times
at bat. Jay Pewthers’ single in the
last of the sixth inning drove in
the Orioles’ tying run and then
on the same play the Senators’
third baseman committed an er
ror, allowing the winning runs to
score. Victorious pitcher Jay Pew
thers, holder of second place in
league batting averages with .483,
threw nine strikeouts, allowed only
In Wednesday play Red Sox
pitcher Joe Joyer came through
with a shut-out and a one-hitter
against the Orioles, throwing 11
strike-outs and walking three. Jay
Pewthers got the only Oriole hit in
the first inning. The final score
7-0, Sox.
The second Wednesday game
was a pitcher’s duel, both pitchers,
Jim Mills of the Senators and Son
ny Benividez of the White Sox,
holding no-hitters until the final
innings of play.
TOP TWELVE SLUGGERS
Player All H
Houze, Bobby (W. S.) 39 22
Pewthers, Jay (Orioles) 32 15
Dammerall, David (R. S.) 30 12
Bevans, Jim (W. S.) 39 15
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Joyer, Joe ( R. S.)
Ransdell, Randy (R. S.) 27
Hearne, Hubert (R. S.) 38
Hanna, Russell (Sen.) 38
Kr.enitsky, John (Orioles) 35
Greer, Rodney (Orioles) 36
Butler, Duke (W. S.)
Varvel, Walter (Sen.)
Avg:.
.564
.469
.400
.385
.381
*.333
.316
.316
.314
.306
.366
.302
TEAM STANDINGS
Won
Red Sox 3
White Sox 2*
Senators ' 1*
Orioles 1
•Does not include 8-8 tie.
Old Profs Return;
New Ones Added
Two veterinarians have left pri
vate practice to join the Depart
ment of Veterinary Medicine and
Surgery, according to Dr. A. A.
Price, dean of the School of Veteri
nary Medicine.
Dr. James H. Denton, who re
ceived his veterinary medicine de
gree from A&M in 1945, has been
named to the staff as ambulatory
clinician. He has been in private
practice at Cisco for the past 11
years.
Dr. James F. Neal has been
named an instructor in the depart
ment. A 1950 graduate of Kansas
State, he spent several years in
private practice in Kansas and
served two years as a veterinarian
on a i-anch in Venezuela.
Dr. Denton succeeds Dr. Fred
C. Neal who has resigned to join
the veterinary staff at Iowa State
as ambulatory clinician. Dr. Neal
succeeds Dr. P. L. Hubert who also
resigned to enter private practice
at Kingsville.
Electrical Engineering
M. G. Rekoff will return to Tex
as A. and M. College in September
as an assistant professor in the
electrical engineering department.
He has been away from A&M
on a two-year leave of absence for
graduate study and is completing
work for his Ph.D at the Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
M. E. Department
J. H. Caddess will return in
September after a four-year leave
of absence. He is an associate
professor in the mechanical engi
neering department.
During his leave of absence,
Caddess has served as a consultant
and visiting professor of mechani
cal engineering at the Uhsanullah
Engineering College of the Univer
sity of Dacca in East Pakistan.
Biology Department
Dr. George M. Krise Jr. will join
the staff of the Department of
Biology at A&M on Sept. 1, com
ing here from the University of
Texas.
According to Dr. S. O. Brown,
professor of biology, Krise will as
sume the duties of associate pro
fessor of biology and will also be
a physiologist in the Nuclear
Science Center for the Engineering
Experiment Station.
Furnished apartment near cam
pus. $35, utilities paid. Couple
only. VI 6-4447, 14 Ball St. 141tfn
Nice, new apartment 2 blocks
from Post Office. Three nice
sized rooms and a bath. Nicely
furnished throughout. Freezing
unit in refrigerator. Four big
closets. VI 6-7248. 138tfn
Garage apartment. One big
room, kitchen nook, bath and a
garage. Completely furnished and
new floor covering. Ideal for one
boy who really wants to study.
VI 6-7248. 138tfn
Newly decorated furnished up
stairs garage apartment. Located
near the East Gate. Would ap
peal to couple or bachelor student.
VI 6-5789—or VI 6-5935 after 5.
138tfn
Redecorated unfurnished 3 room
apartment. Refrigerator and
stove. Near campus. $50.00. Call
'VI 6-5116. After 5:00, VI 6-4009.
138tfn
Attractive 2 bedroom unfurnish
ed apartment, near Crockett
School. Available immediately.
Phone VI 6-6660. 138tfn
Three 1-bedroom furnished
apartments. Clean and appreciate
tenants who like a nice place to
live. No pets. Couple only. 2108
or 2106 Maloney. TA 3-4620.
137tfn
Fully furnished duplex apart
ment, available for summer
months. Phone VI 6-6120. 137tfn
Apartment for couple. Close to
campus. Furnished or unfurnished.
Air conditioned $55. VI 6-6638.
135tfn
Two bedroom duplex close to
campus. Carport, storage room,
washer connections, V enetian
blinds, stove, refrigerators. Inquire
811 Montclair. VI 6-7483. 135tfn
Three bedroom house. New.
Furnished. Two baths. Attic fan.
Call VI 6-4457. 1014 Walton Dr.,
C. S. 136tfn
Furnished apartments and small
houses within walking distance of
the College. One office building
between Bryan and College on Col
lege Avenue. VI 6-7331. 135tfn
Four room furnished apartment
for summer. Available June 1.
$75.00. 400B Second St., College
Station. 130tfn
Unfurnished, one bedroom apart
ment. Tile bath, carport, store
room. North Gate. VI 6-6468.
127tfn
Sewing machines, Pruitt Fabric
Shop. 98tf
One unfurnished 2-bedroom ga
rage apartment. VI 6-7331 140tfn
WANTED TO RENT
Graduate student would like to
rent two bedroom furnished house
near College for one year, begin
ning Aug. 25. Have one child 3
months old. Write reply to 104 W.
13th St., Big Springs, Tex. 142t5
OFFICIAL NOTICES
OffleKU notices must T>e brought, mailed
or telephoned so as to arrive In the Offtci
of Student Publications (Ground Flooi
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Monday through Friday) at or before tbe
deadline of 1 p.m. of the day proceeding
publication — Director of Student Publica
tions.
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