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Thursday March 9,19(51
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Action like this will get under way in P. L. Southw T est Conference will he on hand until
Downs ISatatorium thus afternoon and like- Saturdaj 7 and many marks are expected to
ly will put most any of the “pisces” family fall in the annual meet,
in their place. Top performers from the
Hunting Course Revealed
“I go hunting all the time. I
know all about guns.” Quote and
unquote Joe-Ordinary-Citizen.
The Twin City Junior Rifle Club
says Joe-Ordinary-Citizen is riding
for a fall. Their idea: educate him
through special firearm safety pro
grams.
A hunter safety course will be
conducted by the club this Satur
day in an effort to stop accidents
before they happen.
The instruction period will last
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Army
Reserve Training Center at Bomb
er and Carson Streets in Bryan.
All instruction will be under the
direction of Certified National Ri
fle Association Instructors.
“Brazos County has a good hunt
er safety record,” said a club
spokesman.. “We treasure that rec
ord and want to maintain it. One
way to do it is through education,”
he added.
Participants in the program will
receive instruction in many differ
ent fields of firearm handling and
hunting. After instruction and
practice periods students will be
tested to determine their proficien
cy in the individual subjects.
Some of the subjects to be cov
ered are identification of ammuni
tion, safety on the gun, procedures
| for picking up a gun, hunting in
two’s, crossing a fence, running
when hunting and placing a gun in
an automobile.
Also included in the curriculum
is handing a gun, hunting in
three’s, crossing a stone wall, re
moving a gun from an automobile
and simulated loading. Also to be
covered by the instructors are
game laws, clothing and cleaning
and storage of guns.
Charges for the course will be
fifty cents for boy and girl scouts
in uniform attending as units un
der adult leadership; $1 for indi
viduals, and $2 for family groups.
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By CHARLES SEBESTA
Records are expected to fall this
weekend when the 30th. annual
Southwest Conference Swimming
Meet is held in P. L. Downs Nata-
torium beginning this afternoon
and lasting through Saturday.
Texas, Texas Tech, Rice and
A&M will be attempting to break
Southern Methodist’s four-year
hold on the title.
The Methodists, undefeated this
season, have captured six of the
last eight titles. However, Texas
still leads the conference with 20
victories and one tie. A&M has
won the championship twice and
also has one tie.
In only three of the 16 events
scheduled here does the I960 cham
pion fail to return: the 1500-meter
freestyle, the one-meter diving and
the three-meter diving.
All defending titleholders are
Southern Mehtodist and Univer
sity of Texas tankmen, and are
listed following by event:
440-yard freestyle—Aubrey Pur
er of Pretoria, South Africa
(SMU).
440-yard backstroke — Charles
Lucas of Houston (Texas).
200-yard breaststroke — Bobby
Taylor of Houston (Texas).
100-yard freestyle—Burer. Also
returning—Doug Duwe of Dallas
(Texas) winner in 1959.
100-yard butterfly—Bill Cham-
plin of Hastings, Nebr. (SMU).
100-yard breaststroke—Pat Ry
an of Wichita, Kan. (SMU).
220-yard freestyle—Burer. Also
returning—Duwe, winner in 1959.
200-yard backstroke — Lucas,
winner for second year in succes
sion.
200-yard butterfly—Taylor. Al
so returning—Jeff Heller of Tyler
(Texas) winner in 1959.
50-yard freestyle—Jerry Katz
of Miami, Fla. (Texas). Katz tied
with Dick Rantzow (SMU).
266-yard individual medley—re
places 200-yard individual medley
won the past two years by Jeff
Heller (Texas).
400-yard freestyle relays—SMU
brings back Gordon Sutton of Co
lumbus, Ind., and John Falconer
of Dallas.
400-yard medley relay—SMU re
turns Dick Rotto of Portland, Ore.,
Bob McCauley of Seattle, Wash.,
and Falconer.
Johanssen Takes
Final Workout
By The Associated Press
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Ingemar
Johansson took his final workout
Wednesday for his attempt to re
gain the world’s heavyweight
championship from Floyd Patter
son at Miami Beach Monday night,
and he made it a good one.
The burly Swede went a total of
six rounds against three assort
ed sparring partners, bringing the
total of rounds he has worked to
272.
Freddie Blades, of Ft. Laudei'-
dale, 178 pounds; Joey Archer,
New York middleweight, and Solo
mon McTier, a 198 pounder from
New York, again provided the op
position.
Cincinnati Hopes To Change Last Year’s Slor^(
By The Associated Press
CINCINNATI—The University
of Cincinnati’s surprising Bearcats
are hoping basketball history re
peats itself in the coming NCAA
Tournament. And that doesn’t
mean they want Ohio State to re
peat as champs.
Last year the final Associated
Press poll showed Cincinnati as
the No. 1 team in the "nation with
Ohio State No. 3. When the NCAA
Tournament was completed that
situation was reversed. Ohio State
was the champ and Cincinnati
had finished third—for a second
straight year.
This year’s final poll had Ohio
State as No. 1 and Cincinnati No.
2.
Under the tournament setup,
the Bucks and Bearcats can’t pos
sibly meet before the final game
and U. C. Coach Ed Jucker says,
“We’d sure like to reverse that
standing just as they did last
year.”
Actually no one, except possibly
Jucker himself, expected the Bear
cats to attain such a lofty rating
this year. Graduation took Oscar
Robertson, three-time All-America
and the nation’s leading scorer,
along with Ralph Davis and Larry
Willey.
Those three provided 64. per cent
of Cincinnati’s scoring last year.
Coach George Smith resigned to the defeats were in the Mi
become athletic director and Juck
er took over.
By Christmas time the Bearcats
had only a 5-3 record and two of
Valley Conference. Thenthi
“jelled,” to use Jucker’s
sion. Cincinnati finished
son with 18 straight victori^
Aggies Alley
By RO
A review
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Last morning it was announced
over Radio Station WTAW that
Jimmie Guy, sophomore electrical
engineering major from Snyder,
would represent A&M and Region
Nine of the Association of College
Unions in the National Intercolle
giate Bowling Tournament in De
troit, Mich. That evening an auto
mobile accident, resulting in seri
ous injury to Jimmy, cancelled this
trip that all collegiate bowlers
dream of making. We are sorry
that he will not be able to go, but
are happy that he will quickly re
cover. The entire Memorial Stu
dent Center Bowling Committee
wishes him speedy recovery and
hope to be seeing once again his
“Tiger Ball” on the lanes.
★ ★ ★
In the Monday night Hot Shot
Rainosek’s team, bowling without
the services of “Aperiodic,” de
feated Kennedy’s team 4-0 in a
make-up match and took 3 of 4
from Guy’s team in the i ^ ^' s
session. This put Rainoseki: entiri
place by 2V 2 games. Higl mce s; a
for Rainosek was the “Osti
himself with a 549. Park
haney led the Guy-less teai
a 204-552. Tom Lake cami fJCTl
ing through with a 191461)
count for the only Rainosek
★ ★ ★
In other action, Larry Di
led Tate’s team to a 3-14
over Pearce. Buck Castt
a 181-527 in a losing cause
ris split with Kennedy,!
Jim “Ostrich” Butler shoti!
Kennedy’s team was held
Bill Briley’s 223-558. In tkt iity-filled
match Norris’ team dslarethe
Haines’ crew 3-i; despite' »isht imr
Haines’ 205-581.
Team W
Rainosek 39%
Kennedy 37
Pearce 34%
Harris ’ 32%
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