!PAGE 4
Thursday, April 9, 1959 fhe ffnttalinn College Station (ttrazon County). Texat
DEPEND ON
Giant
TIDE
Gladiola
BISCUITS
Wolf Brand
CHILI
Mayfield’s Grade A
EGGS
BOX
6 CANS
NO. 2 CAN
59«
59
MEDIUM DOZEN
10-Oz. Pack
Libby’s
FROZEN ORANGE JUICE
Banquet 8-0z.
PSES Beef, Chicken or Turkey
Golden Brown
BREADED SHRIMP
Kosedale
SLICED PEACHES
Libby’s
SLICED PINEAPPLE
Texsun
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Winslow
ASPARAGUS
2i/ 2 Cans
No. 2 Can
6-Oz. Can 5 for 89c
5 for 1.00
39c
4 for 1.00
29c
46-Oz. Can
300 Can
Snowdrift
i ■ ' * '■ I '
SHORTENING
• i ■ • •
Northern
FACIAL TISSUE
Pard or Jet
QUALITY DOG FOOD
Happy Vale
ENGLISH PEAS
Elgin
OLEO
Cutrite
WAX PAPER
3-lb. Can
f.
200 Box
9 Cans
303 Can
cans
Libby’s
Colored and Quartered 3-lbs.
125 Foot Roll
Velvetta
25c
25c
59c
10c
1.00
10c
49c
25c
CATSUPS" 3 f„r55c CHEESE 2 ^69c
GRAPE JELLY 20 0 ,ar 25c WESSON OIL (i ,49c
Renoun 1 Libby’s
TOMATOES “ 10c CUT BEETS “ 10c
Fresh Crisp
LETTUCE 2.,.25c
No. 1 Red
POTATOES io lb bag 28'
Golden Yellow
Fresh Green Valley
BANANAS 2,b S .25c CABBAGE : „3c
Hormel Dairy Sliced
BACON lb. 59c
Fresh
JUMBO SHRIMP
Tender Baby Beef 1
CROWN ROAST
Lean Tender Baby Beef
SHOULDER STEAK lb 69
Danish Boneless Can
Brazos Valley Fresh
HENS ,,25c PICNIC 2,41.89
SPECIALS GOOD APRIL 9-10-11, 1959
3800 TEXAS AVENUE
SUPER
MARKET
VI 6-6613
Rain Halts Spring Grid Drills
r W indup
By BOB WEEKLEY
Battalion Sports Editor
Rain brought a temporary halt
to the Aggie spring training foot
ball drills yesterday after five ac
tual days of practice under sunny
skies. Three days have been missed
now due to rain and intended lay
off.
The Farmers now have only 20
days remaining in which to work
in 18 days of practice. Under
Southwest Conference rules a team
may have 18 days on the practice
field with a 10-day grace period
to make up for rain, layoffs, etc.
Coach Jim Myers put his
charges through blackboard drills
yesterday pouring over offensive
and defensive plays and forma
tions.
Compared to last year, injuries
are down to a minimum with no
serious injuries being sustained by
the players. Fullback Gordon Le-
Boeuf had a knee twisted while
Jim Murphy had several stitches
taken in his chin. But besides
those only bruises and minor cuts
have marred practice.
Returning lettermen from last
season still lead the candidates for
the first string positions but soph
omores are starting to push their
AGGIE SPECIAL
MOTOR TUNE-UP—APRIL ONLY
4 Cyl. cars $7.95 Labor and up
6 Cyl. cars $8.95 Labor and up
8 Cyl. cars $9.95 Labor and up
Plus Parts
Tune-up (major) includes Distributor
and Carburetor (Overhaul)
Tune-up Specialist: J. J. (Jay) Welch
B. D. (Doc) White
W. W. (Rip) Winkle
Time Required: 3 Hours by Appoint
ment.
TAYLOR MOTOR CO.
415 N. Main
Bryan TA 3-3309
older counterparts for the coveted
roles.
Charley Milstead leads backfield
candidates in the multiple offense
formations at the quarterback po
sition, trailed by Powell Berry, a
prospective junior frqm Snyder.
Both athletes are lettermen under
Myers’ single wing.
Fullbacks are led by the injured
LeBoeuf and Murphy. Murphy,
Franklin Fisher and Bob Bindley,
the other fullbacks, are all sopho
mores.
The least experienced position in
the backfield is left half, but the
talent there could more than make
up for the lack of experience. Jon
Few in holding down the starting
role at present but is closely
railed by jesse McGuire and Rodg
er McFarland, both standouts on
the freshman squad last season.
Probably the team’s most reli
able receiver stands forth at right
half, the sticky-fingered Randy
Sims. Behind Sims, a starter last
season, are Eddie Van Dyke, Cal
vin Janner and Gary Finch.
In the line the biggest problem
centers on ends and tackles. Ralph
Smith and Jack Estes have the nod
right now but James Street, a fe
rocious defensive end on the fresh
man squad, Travis Nevill and Rich
ard Love could move up several
notches.
Gale Oliver, a center convei’ted
to tackle, and Bill Darwin, a 207-
pound, two-year lettermen, have
experience at that position. Rob
ert Garner, Bill Godwin and George
Gray are other lettermen who
could strengthen that position
while John Stradinger and Bill
Vincent, up from the freshman
team, could move into a starting
role.
Both starters return from the up by Daryle Keeling and squad-
guard slots last season, Allen
| Goehring and Carter Franklin.
Wayne Labar, a blocking back con-
i verted back to the guard position,
j Joe Munson and Buddy Payne are
| all lettermen who keep the prob-
: lem slight here.
j Roy Northrup appears irreplac-
able at center and i s ably backed
man Paul Piper. Keeling is up
from the freshman team where he
was a blocking back.
Spring training will be climaxed
by an intra-squad game April 18
when two teams composed of the
maroon and white squads will kick
off and face each other as an add
ed attraction for high school day.
Milstead Leads Backfield Candidates
Charley Milstead, the triple threat mainstay of the Aggie
squad last season, is the outstanding prospect for quarter
back on Coach Jim Myers new multiple offense formation.
LEFT TO LOWER Roller
Combs as beard gets
tougher, grows longer;
and to trim sideburns.
RIGHT TO RAISE Roller UNLIMITED SETTINGS
Combs when skin feels in between for every
more tender, and for man’s personal shav-
“teen-age skin.” '
ing needs.
w ''
Roll-A-Matic shaving obsoletes them all! A single fab
ulous shaver now adjusts to solve every shaving problem
from your first shave on, all through life — no matter how
your beard or skin may change.
Secret’s in Remington’s exclusive Roller Combs. They
made Remington America’s biggest selling shaver — roll
skin down, comb whiskers up to reach your Hidden
Beard: whisker bases below ordinary shaving level.
Now, they adjust, fit any face —while 6 diamond-honed
cutters in the largest live shaving area of all give you
faster, closer shaves that last hours longer. So get the
only shaver that adjusts to you all your life—Remington’s
Roll-A-Matic Shaver. At your campus Remington dealer,
or any jewelry, drug, department or appliance store.
tmi ADJUSTABLE
Product of W&utsIea^Sam. 'WitsnsL HZteefric. SOfotaMBtr, Division of Sperry Rond Corporation, Bridgeport 2, Connecticut
Over 40% more men now buy Remington than the second ranking electric shaver
Watch TV’s No. 1 show "Gunsmoke" on the CBS TV Network.
For Your REMINGTON ELECTRIC SHAVERS seethe
.ELLISON PHARMACY
The Rexall Store at North Gate and 101 S. Main, Bryan
“PRESCRIPTION SERVICE YOU WILL LIKE”