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Uncle William’s
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Medium Size
69
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Roll 5c
300 Can 5 (
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BITS OF SEA
TUNA
Flat Can
5 s $1
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RC COLA 12 bottle carton 59c
My-T-Fine
PUDDING - 4 packages 29c
Deckers
OLEO 1 pound pkg. - - - 3 for 49c
Rosedale
PEARS 2'/ 2 can 3 for $1.00
Crisco or Fluffo
SHORTENING 3 ^ 75=
Lilly, Sanitary or Carnation
MELLORINESq uare carton l/ 2 Gallon 55 c
2 for 39c
Libby’s
VIENNA SAUSAGE regular can
Hills-O-Home
STRAWBERRIES 10 Oz. Package 15c
Libby’s
FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6 Oz. c an 5 for 85c
Libby’s
GARDEN PEAS 303 Can 2 for 35c
Jet Quality
DOG FOOD 2 for 25c
Libby’s
FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 Can 4 for $1
Skyway
PEACH PRESERVES is Oz. Jar 29c
Golden Ripe
BANANAS 2 ^ 25
Valley Juice
ORANGES 5 * 29
Russet or Red
King of Salad
POTATOES 10 Lb Bag 39c CALAVOS Each 10c
Brazos Valley
FANCY FRYERS * 33
Fresh
PORK ROAST
HAMS
Lb 29 c
SHANK END Lb. 45c
BUTT END Lb. 59c WHOLE Lb. 49c
ARMOUR STAR SLICED BACON
Rath All Meat
FRANKS
Fresh Jumbo
Lb. 55c SHRIMP
Lb. 59c
Lb. 98c
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PAGE 6 Thursday, February 5, 1959 The Battalion College Station (Brazo» Conntyj, Texas
A&M’s Losing Fight for the Rebounds
Aggie Jim Nichol (44) and Wilmer Cox (24) fight TCU’s gies Darrill Nippert (41), H. E. Kirchner (33) and Ken
Kenneth King (21) for a rebound early in the second period Brunson. The Frogs collected 57 rebounds to A&M’s 29.
Tuesday. A&M’s Wayne Lawrence (12) looks on with Frog- .
Three Aggies Leading Team Scoring
After Cadets Drop Fourth SWC Tilt
Three Aggies pace the Cadet
scoring attack as the faltering
Farmers roll to the midway point
of the Southwest Conference bas
ketball scramble.
Statistics released following the
Ags’ fourth loss in circuit play to
loop leader Texas Christian Tues-
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day show Neil Swisher, Archie
Carroll and Wayne Lawrence top
ping the point-making parade, both
for the season and in conference
play.
Swisher heads the trio with a
season and conference average of
15.2 points per game. The versa
tile senior guard has totaled 259
points in 17 contests, 107 in con
ference competition.
Close behind is Archie Carroll
who has flipped in 105 markers in
circuit play for a 15.0 average. He
has a 13.9 average over the season
on 237 points.
Wayne Lawrence, the 6-7 for
ward, completes the group with a
conference average of 11.2 and an
overall game mark of 12.5 The
easy going forward has pushed in
214 points thus far this year.
Swisher also continues to dom
inate the accuracy figures, drop
ping slightly under half his at
tempts from the floor. From the
free throw line, Swisher has hit a
remarkable 82.6 per cent on 71
successful tosses in 86 tries.
Team statistics show the Aggies
with a slight advantage, although
the enemy has been more success
ful from the floor.
Opponents have hit 43.2 per cent
of their shots From the field, while
the Farmers are slightly under 40
per cent. However, the Cadets have
chipped in 70.5 per cent of their
free toss tries and the enemy ia
under 65 per cent in conference
contests.
Spectators Chase Basketball Player
From Gym as He Shoots Field Goal
CANOGA PARK, Calif. GPI—A
basketball game turned into a
cross-country run for Steve Estes,
a bespectacled reserve player for
Glendale College.
Glendale was leading Pierce Col
lege 90-76 here Tuesday night
about the last second of the game
and Estes tried for a field goal.
Apparently Pierce players and
rooters thought he fouled some
one. Players and fans swarmed
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6. Fraternal
follower of Chi
8. Not the same
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10. Woman-hater’s
affliction
11. Nell’s on the
hook
12. Trade Last
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customer
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“ Kool”
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Big 3
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37. She specializes
in defense
39. Phooey
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from the docti
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chemistry
48. So your gal’s
done you wrong
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of a fraulein
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containers
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ending
54. An old, old
story
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3. Oh, to be Latin
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sounds dishonest
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get loose from
a clinch
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7. Love story
doesn’t sound
like work
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approach
14. It’s evil to
do it backward
15. How sex begins
16. What gal BA’s
go on to become
17. French egg
18. On which Dad
asked Mom
19. Rockette
without rock
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necking
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time with
gal you car
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be tied
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name you
don’t know
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when down
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off the bottom
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toward him. He was forcefi
through the gym door. His glasse*
were shattered.
Estes started running with play
ers and Pierce fans chasing him.
He ran to a house and pounded on
the door. The householder, start
led to see a thinly clad basketball
player on his doorstep, didn’t want
to let him in. Estes pleaded. The
crowd was thundering up.
Finally Estes got through the
door of the house and slammed it.
Then coaches and other cooler
heads arrived and Estes was es
corted to safety.
Wednesday, Estes, feeling he
was cheated out of a shot at the
basket, complained:
“I’ve still got two free throws
coming.”