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College Station, Texas
Friday, March 15, 1963
THE BATTALION
Intramurals
In upperclassman tennis Thurs
day, Squadron 14 defeated Spuad-
ron 4, 2-1. Winning players for
Squadron 14 were Ronnie Shark,
Adrian Adair, John Penrod and
David Pate. Squadron 4’s only
bright spot was Dale Babber and
E. C. Smith’s 8-2 win over Jim
Roberts and David Meredith.
In Class A tennis games, C-2,
F-l, Sqd. 12 and E-l all won.
The losers were Sqd. 11, Sqd. 3,
G-l and B-2.
Two games were played in Class
B handball. Sqd. 6 defeated A-3,
3-0, and 1-3 won over Sqd. 4.
Winners in Class A volleyball
were C-l, A-l, Sqd. 5 and Sqd. 9.
In Class C the Vets defeated Dorm
13.
COACH NORTON S
PANCAKE HOUSE
35 varieties of finest pancakes,
aged heavy KC steaks, shrimp,
and other fine foods.
Daily—Merchants lunch
11 to 2 p. m.
SWIMMING, BASEBALL TEAMS
Ags In Action Against ’Horns
Traditional antagonists, A&M
and Texas, knock heads < in three
different contests this weekend --
two in Austin and t one in College
Station.
The activities begin Friday night
with the Southwest Conference
swimming meet at the Gregory
Gym pool on the university campus.
SMU is expected to make no
contest of the meet in going after
its seventh straight SWC swim
ming title. The Aggies are picked
for fourth behind Texas and Tex-
,as Tech.
Saturday afternoon, the Cadets
open the conference baseball race
against the Longhorns on Clark
Field. This diamond is well-re
membered by the Ags as they ab
sorbed defeats here in the final
two games of the ’62 season. The
losses cost them the championship.
The Steers have a 3-2 record
thus far and the Cadets stand
2-1 for the season. Starting pitch
er for Coach Tom Chandler’s Ag
gies will be either senior Ed Sing-
ley or junior John Crain.
Good Discus Prospect
A sophomore from Abilene, David Glover has already
bested the 154-8% discus throw that won him second place
in the conference freshman division last year. The 6-3, 210-
pounder tossed the platter 156-2 in the A&M-Texas-Rice
triangular two weeks ago. Glover was the AAAA state
champ in 1961. He was a top rebounder for Shelby Met
calf’s Fish cagers his Fish year.
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University of San Francisco
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VALENCIA, Spain—June 28 - August 21
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August 24
Several plans to fit individual re
quirements from $495.00 including
tuition, board and room, activities,
and ROUND-TRIP BY PLANE NEW
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San Francisco 17, California
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LOUPOT'S
West Texas Relays
Next For Thinclads
Coach Charles Thomas’ Aggie
track team will have another en
counter with powerful Abilene
Christian College at the West Tex
as Relays in Odessa Friday and
Saturday.
With the help of Jerry Dyes,
ACC is expected to take its third
straig-ht meet and lead a field that
could knock off more than 10 rec
ords in the three division compe
tition.
Dyes will be entered in the pole
vault, shot put, two relays, javelin
throw and the broad jump. He is
a good pick to break records in the
last two events on that list. He is
also a good pick to be the meet
high-point man for the second
week in a row.
A&M will join five other schools
in the university class to try to
trip up ACC: Texas, SMU, Texas
Tech, Houston and Baylor.
Aggie entries at Odessa:
440-yard relay: Robert Martin,
Ted Nelson, R. E. Merritt, George
Tedford.
880-yard relay: Martin or Jer
ry Anderson, Merritt, Tedford,
Nelson.
One-mile relay: Merritt, Ted
ford, Anderson, Nelson.
Distance , medley relay: John
Collins (440), Jim Sebastian or
Earl Myers (880), Herbie Camp
bell (% mile), E. L. Ener (mile).
100-yard dash: Hall, Domak
and Martin.
Two-mile run: Ilhan Bilgutay.
Shot put: Danny Roberts and
Charles Hoppe.
Discus: Roberts and David Glo
ver.
High jump: Collins, Don Deaver,
James Daniel.
Pole vault: Louis Poland, Gail
McDaniel.
On Kyle Field at 2 p.m. the | for the season, having defeate
A&M Fish host the Texas Short- Allen Academy 5-4 in their oult
horns Saturday. The Fish are 1-0 I outing.
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Monday through Friday) at or before the
deadline of 1 p. m. of the day preceding
publication — Director of Student Publica
tions.
An English proficiency exam for physic*
uniors will be held on Monday 18 March
in room 145 between 2 PM and 4 PM.
—j - i., ^1- -am will need writing
ionaries is permitted.
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A.T.&T.’s Long Lines Department in Kansas City, he set
to work revising and teaching the company’s technical
orientation course. A significant contribution for a man
on his first assignment.
Handling the job well, he received favorable comments
from both his engineer students and supervisors.
Equally outstanding performance on other jobs earned
George his present position interviewing and hiring craft
employees. On this job he shoulders an important amount
of responsibility since his decisions directly affect the
quality of service in his district.
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bring the finest communications service in the world to
the homes and businesses of a growing America.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
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be held for Department of Journalism stu
dents on Friday, March 15, at 3 p. m. in
Nagle Hall. 79t5
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