Itnttntinn <- Cotbf* Station fltrnroi County). Texa* Thnrwday, September 28, 1958 pace 8 INTRAMURALS The intrmnturftl jrrt« vrti way again Monday with swim- rvg th«? first went to lx* held, last A defending champion is lOrdnance. They plamd fir>t in 400-foot freestyle relay in liy.il and in the rtOO foot medley |ay with 60.1 to take the champ ihip. |[)ther winners in ta»t year * fi were Wilkins of A Infantry th a 20.5 in the UlO foot |.a» s k>ke event; (.aiinda, Mitchell. Ill, with a W ") in the breast |t>ke contpetition; Marcus of (’ tine* rs with a §6.5 in the dOO- H freestyle. S'orie of V In ntiy took the dicing. Last year o0_’ men participated the < la>s A swimming events. A t hemi»a4 t*w>k the fish uit.'a |ira! swituru ng last year by win Ag the It»> foot relay in l l*'> - |d aendmg ,ia*kson a in-t i.; JOo-foot freestyle in t*b t |Hewlett of S<|uadion 13 w n the )-fdot backstroke last year with 122.h time 2l4irs for tnis purpose The money is being spend lor new hardwood floors and three fourths I inch plywood sidewalls and ctui- ! ings The interior is being finish e*i in white The rebuilding should be com pleted sometime this week. f 2* ' <\ J 'IP L* W Bolfra^s ChoH€ k n 1958-59 Skipper Of Ag Pistol Tram Charles A. Bollfrass, senior me chanical engineering major from Houaton, was appointed temporary captain of the AAM Ptatol Team at the squad's organisational meet ing Monday night at the pistol range May K D. Reel and M Sgt. W. CIRCLE THURSDAY & FRIDAY H. Card will coach the 1966-59 ver sion of the pistol team, with in struction due to start Monday at 7:30 p.m. GRBMCV PECK. ccmo* v or um JOAN COLLINS 4 !•- r i*. Oehbie Reynolds “THIS HAPPY FEELING* Alan Ladd In “BOY ON A DOLPHIN” Shimming S<|iia(l \\ orkouls The Hero and I4in Admirers Fullhack hick (’.ay, luited nut in sweat togs ing alguit hit health. The big blond, start- lieiau.se of a touch o4' flu. is surrounded by trig fulll>ack for the Cadets, will be ready three of his anxious young followers ask- for action Saturday. { nderdog Cadets Pace For Speedy Cougars Th*> A A M \ at'ity swimming [am will begin workouts (>< ('oa< h Art Adamson said anyone [iterested n varsity sw mniiii.t; >uld contact him at his office P L. ttowns Natatonum f;t*m |-d p.m on weckilaj' Mini from -5 on Saturdays before < h tober Anyone wishing to purticipate freshman swimming should pt with t oach Adamson at 7 m., (►eiidter i*. The varsity team will start the by playing water polo damson hopea to get games with I’exas Tech and the T'tinrersity of [iouston. The coach said that the v usity till lie fauly strong this year with [he exception of freestyle sprint Orlando ( assani, high point man PALACE Bryan Z'SS79 NOW SHOW ING ^00^ wowoearm scat es ru**’, iRfx H/mik\ r KA' v.: , WS SAMN MkDdA ill > gW|W».IMI ** Wt*. «> *■'>•* >.• ' | , in the conference last year will Ur he a mainstay on the U alu. Hondo Hei nandex will be the distanee man, while Dave Vti«plaid ami liieter L'fer handle the breast stroke ( John Harr'ington. who looked gtHni last year as a freshman, is expected to help the team, said \damson. Returning lettermen to the sfdasher's lineup arw Lindsey Ulayney, Frank Holmes and Jim my Roberts, all who $wim fre*> style. Mike Briggs is returning to the backstroke event*. Walter (Jodl^ry nnd Johnny Lypn* are re turning diver*. The Aggie tankers Won second in the Southwest conference la*t season, ( ossgni led the scoring m *hc conference meet with a f r-t Hi the JWl-yd.jdo'phin and the It'ii- fartl i ml iv id Ik I medhy. and sec- (>nd in the Hip yard butterfly. The team Won six of seven dual •Kish’ \<*l lioasts 10 Pliivrrs Topping the list of Aggie fresh | men are ( a 1 roll Krouswatd, b-i'* | all America from I‘oi t Arthur; (.ary White t>-7> all-Amfnoa from j Midwest City, < kla ; Dun R ggan, •> 10 all-stater from Del City j Okla and John Keller, 0 5 all j stater from Terrell. (>th«r frosh include Jerry Brim •t-5, Hawkins; Bobby (trace, 0-.' ..nd Kill Reaves. 2, b-th of I'lmn- view; John Strieg'er, 6-5, Stephen vtMe; Riki Wagle rne, 6-1. San V n tonio and Lyndon Will tarns, (i t). Hamilton. The 12 game Fish Iktsketball schedule follows De«- 5—-Houston froph at C*»i- lege Station; Dec II h Igore J( at kilgoie: Dee IH Kilgore J< at ( oliege Station; Jan. 6 Rice a'. College Station; Jan It* Bayh'r a‘. W *o '.. Jan. 16 Texae .it Col- lev*' Station; Jan 24 Houston a( Coach Jun Myers sent his charges I through another brisk workout j yesterday in, preparation for,the j \ggies' Saturday night battle with the l mversity of Houston Coug ai s. Houston’s speedy sc;uad is being rated a two point favorite over the ( adets hy the “drug store quai t erbac ks." j The I aimers’ list of injuries is I -till impressive with blocking back | Dak (iay still sidelined witji the | ‘hi Tailback Charley Milstead ; and end John Tracey suited out to- i iay but still avoided hard contact. W inghack Jon Few remains handi- eappod iiy a pinched nerve in his Also “Revolt Of Mamie Stover' Jane Russell THURSDAY & FRIDAY nsniwiiimr ■BAlf fflinr' 'MKlKVWE cUdmipv 9MHQ CAMPUS LAST DAY Robert Satvder*, junior fullback from Seadrift. is also scheduled to see a lot of action. The 175- pound athlete was kept out of the action against Tech, hut has drawn high praise for his work in scrimmage this week. 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