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for many o! students who Texas Indus 'air here Mat r. of the Ds ial Educatior, ssary to house in dormitories, :d to members ow these sts rem. ents must k except in tie here they mil tmiirlTi r Cars -Service 'oreign Cars"! TA 2-4617 ■ ■ ■ '0 BUY ' AGGIELAH6 and prior yan price plus posiagi Jack Bell, US1 PO 230, New Yes Jjj 40licB be brought, mjilii rrive in the Oife s (Ground Fte rs 8-12, 1-5, dais sforeth irecedi® at or before lie i precedis if Student Publia the day awiiiiii I18I11S11 msm$3£. I Aggie Space Man ms Poland, sophomore from Channelview, is a bright irospect for Coach Charlie Thomas with his fiber glass irojectile in the pole vault. Poland set an A&M school ecord with a vault of Id-OVi as a freshman. Standing i-ll, 160, he is also A&M's number three broad jumper. : in Educatidn« ired to qualify exami; Th, n Thursday Mu '■ Examinees shotli to qualify os V nation dti' ^ cxarainitia :00 p. m. to S:8 paper, and dicte IMS aimer Shoots it Record Title n Texas Open iAN ANTONIO (■#?) — Arnold Imer leads a field if 164 into 630,000 Texas Open Thursday it on winning it for the fourth ir in a row so he can make If history. It’s the tournament that has be' lie known as the Palmer Bene- and to further emphasize it, unament officials have dedicat- this year’s event to him. They even gave him a banquet show their appreciation for com be st^t ftl f'^ each year t0 P ick U P the dent LE CHANGES s have been nuii Psychology Depift Term chool Laws. Crrt 107-111 (3 we*; 1:30-5. onal and OceiP' 3-0) 3 Acadeinii 3:30. 1 Secondary Site; iemic Bldg-RmlS of Guidance. IWI 107 Daily ll-12;ll m .1 Psycholo®, (!J| 105 Daily 1U!:» Director of Registrar !!) requested to pii nouncements il ft ?r’s Record Playtl E April 22nd tit day, 8-12, l-S, will be on Center, 8'i! t come, first Examination ieeting the fotei? for the Ph. D. It inesday, May ist il 29, Academic Bi# ; to take this • the material obi examined with ft( artment of Meded an 6:03 p. m. H*' Modem Langngd fead tions • Report! NG 1 THING — Printing 2 PRINTING VI 6-838" Station riters es-Service ms ors For: d Victor tors & Machines CES TER CO. XA iTICE Bryan, mey. If Palmer wins this time, and is, of course, favored to do so, will set a record-no player Erwon one PGA tournament on [four so many times .in succes- Palmer will be the only one of If’s Big Three to play here, tk Nicklaus, the year’s leading mey winner with $39,715, and ty Player, the runner-up with 3,302, are passing up the 36th •las Open. “ut that doesn’t mean there ft be a crack field. Thirteen the top 25 money-winners and 'ht who have won tournaments Mg the tour this year will start tin the opening 18 holes, blnier won the tournament last ^ with 273 but the course has M toughened. It will measure '15 yards and have a par 35-36- Thirty - four National Football League games were decided by seven points or less in 1962. FROM THE ined By Jim Butler St happened before. No one likes to remember it, but few can forget. The date was May 10, 1962, and the Texas Longhorns were at bat in the bottom of the tenth inning—an inning that should never have been. The Steers’ Gary London cracked a two-out double to right-centerfield, bringing in the run that won the game 11-10 and captured the Southwest Conference baseball crown. The race went down to the last game with the winner wearing the championship. It could happen again this year—the Aggie vs. the ’Horns in the do-or-die game, in Austin. Only two things can keep this from happening: the team and YOU, the fan. The men who take the field wearing the Maroon and White are a good team. They can win it. But they need the support of each and every Aggie, in person. The picture looks like this : A&M and UT played a 5-5 tie in the opening game. Under, SWC rules, the game will have to be replayed at the original site (Austin) if it has a bearing on the title. And at the halfway mark of conference competition, the chances are good that it will have to be played. There is only one sure way that the Cadets can avoid this playoff and a recurrence of the 1962 heartbreaker. A&M must finish its play one and a half games ahead of the other five teams. This means that the Maroons will have to win all seven games remaining on the schedule. Following a two-game series with the Rice Owls this weekend, A&M starts the stretch run with a game against the Horned Frogs Tuesday. Then Baylor hosts the Ags in a pair May 3 and 4 and the finish comes against the Longhorns in Kyle Field, May 10 and 11. We see no reason why the stands *bf Kyle Field cannot be just as full for the TCU tilt Tuesday as they always are for the Texas games. Let’s see standing room only for the remaining home games and a good representation at the road games. Show that Aggie Spirit! Support the baseball team! THE BATTALION Thursday, April 25, 1963 College Station, Texas Page 5 .. ...... rJ u<H liiiiiiiiiiiiiii®? i Jiifc 1 7 ' - ^ • - iv VAv 2^r : v|fgl§:s; : . ■' v : - J jl Jr Jff § Does a man really take unfair advantage of women when he uses Mennen Skin Bracer? All depends on why he uses it. Most men simply think Menthol-Iced Skin Bracer is the best after-shave lotion around. Because it cools rather than burns. Because it helps heal shaving nicks and scrapes. Because it helps prevent blemishes. So who can blame them if Bracer's crisp, long-lasting aroma just happens to affect women so remarkably? Of course, some men may use Mennen Skin Bracer because of this effect. . How intelligent! 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