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College Station, Texas
Friday, April 2G, 19G3
THE BATTALION
Equipment Manager Meeks
Teller Of Tallest Tale®
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By MAYNARD ROGERS
Battalion Sports Writer
Beneath the stands of Kyle Field
is a small office that is the head
quarters of S. M. (Monk) Meeks,
the equipment manager and sup
ply officer for the athletic depart
ment.
Meeks’ office could be better
described as a museum because of
the conglomeration of conversation
pieces.
On the wall, behind Monk’s desk
is a big sign that has the caption,
::Wanted! Dead or Alive, Horse
Thief, S. M. Meeks.” Meeks calls
this poster one of his prized pos
sessions. t
SCATTERED ALL over the wall
ai*e mounted deer heads with
rather unbelievable descriptions
attached to them.
For instance, one nice-sized buck
has this little tag: “Stunned by
Rifle Shot, Killed by Bowie Knife
After Riding for % Mile, 1919.”
BESIDES MEXICAN FOOD
ZARAPE RESTAURANT
Serves Mrs. Andert’s Wiener Schnitzel,
Chicken Fried Steaks and Austrian Style
Fried Chicken.
Telephone VI 6-5235
Meeks always 1 has a wisecrack
for everything. One day a fresh
man footballer came to him com
plaining about the shoes he had to
wear in practice.
“Shucks,” Monk said. “When
John Crow was here he had one
pair of shoes to last him four
years. He only wore them at
games and went barefoot the rest
of the week in practice.”
THE HEAD MAN in handling
the helmets and pads is also
famous for his pranks. Just the
other day line coach Craig Randall
came storming into Meeks’ hide
away wondering who was respon
sible for stashing a dead bird in
his desk.
Monk swore that he was innocent
but there was some doubt of that.
Meeks is also known ai'ound
town as the father of Tommy
Meeks, the fine halfback on the
Aggie eleven.
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CITY ORDINANCE
ORDINANCE NO. 365
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION
OF REZONING LOTS 11 TO 14, INC.,
BLOCK 3, COLLEGE HILLS ESTATES
AND LOTS 13 TO 20, INC., BLOCK 9,
COLLEGE HILLS ESTATE FROM DIS
TRICT NO. 1, FIRST DWELLING HOUSE
DISTRICT TO DISTRICT NO. 4, FIRST
BUSINESS DISTRICT.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council
of the City of College Station, Texas:
WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zon
ing Commission has recommended that all
that land described herein be rezoned as
the <
>n ha:
that land described herein be rezone
District No. 4, First Business District
LEJOIIUL. X'ilOb JJUSIIICOO
It is hereby ordered that a public hear-
’ ” ’ ’ ” ’ *’ Mil Hall at 7:00
ing shall be held in the
P. M. on May 27, 1963,
rezoi
folio
held in the Cit:
the qui
ning areas within the city limits as
-ws:
1. To rezone or change the classification
of Lots 11 to 14, inc., Block 3, College
Hills Estates and Lots 13 to 20, inc., Block
Hills Estates and Dots 13 to 21), me., Block
9, College Hills Estates from District No.
1, First Dwelling House District to District
V
ublished
•neral
in a local daily newspaper of general
circulation at least fifteen days prior to
date of said hearing.
Passed and approved this 22nd of April,
1968.
APPROVED:
S/Ernest Langford
Mayor
ATTEST
S/K. A.
City Secretary
f:
Manning
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or telephoned so as to arrive in the Office
Publicatii
eleptw
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YMCA, VI 6-6415, hours 8-12, 1-5, daily
Monday through Friday) at or before the
deadline of 1 p. m. of the day preceding
deadline
publication
tions.
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Student Public:
All students majorin
in Psychology are req
iency exam
ig in Education
uired
Psychology are
an English proficii
ing the junior year. The
will be offered from 3:00 p. m. to 5 :U0
p.m. in Academic 105 on Thursday May 2
and Friday May 10. Examinees should
5 qualify on
ination dur-
ex animation
to 5 :00
bring pen. composition paper, and diet!:
ary.
on-
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SUMMER SCHEDULE CHANGES
The following changes have been made
in the Education and Psychology Depart
ment : Education First Ter
ication r
Course 1 609-Public School Laws. Credit
demi T
June 24-Jul;
ours:
A'
cade
Occupa-
Academic
>lic
Bldg-Rm 107-111 (3 weeks:
;y 12) Daily 1:30-5.
Course 1 632-Edueational and
tional Information. (9-0) 3
Bldg-Rm 106 Daily 9-10:30.
Course 1 638-Advanced Secondary School
Methods. (9-0) 3 Academic Bldg-Rm 106
Daily 7-8:30.
Second Term:
Course 1 427-Principles of Guidance. (9-0)
8 Academic Bldg-Rm 107 Daily 11-12:30.
Psychology Second Term
Course 1 301-Edticational Psychology. (9-0)
3 Academic Bldg-Rm 105 Daily 11-12:30.
H. L. Heaton, Director of
Admissions and Registrar 99t5
May graduates are requested to pick
graduation announcements in the
r’s Record Playing
Jay g
their
up
Memorial Student Center’s Record Playn
Room No. 1, beginning April 22nd th
May
beginning April
ay 3rd., Monday-Friday, 8-12, 1-5.
Extra announcements will be on sale
Monday, May 6th at the Student Finance
Office. Memorial Student Center, 8-12.
1-4. This will be “first come, first serve”
basis. 99t8
Ph. D. Language Examination
Examinations for meeting the foreign
language requirement for the Ph. D. de
gree will be given Wednesday, May 1st at
6:00 p. m. in Room 129, Academic Build
ing. Students wishing to take this ex
amination should leave the material over
which they wish to be examined with the
day.
Department
J. J.
exami:
be Depar
later thai
29th.
of Modern
Woolket Head
ley \
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Languages
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S. M. Meeks welcomes visitors at their own risk
NCAA Sanctions Bowl Gaines
But Rejects NY Gotham Bowl
....MIAMI, Fla. <A>> _ The Na
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa
tion approved 13 post-season foot
ball games but rejected the
Gotham Bowl in New York Thurs
day.
Bowl games certified were:
Nov. 30 - Mineral Water Bowl,
Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Dec. 7-
Aviation Bowl, Dayton, Ohio:
Cement Bowl, Lansdale, Pa., and
Prairie View Bowl, Prairie View,
Tex.; Dec 14-Space Bowl a new
game between small Negro col
leges, Houston Tex.
DEC. 21 — Bluebonnet Bowl,
Houston Tex., and Liberty Bowl,
Philadelphia; Dec. 28 — Gator
Bowl, Jacksonville, Fla.; Dec. 31
— Sun Bowd, El Paso, Tex.
Jan. 1 —■ Cotton Bowl, Dallas;
Orange Bowl, Miami; Rose Bowl,
Pasadena, Calif.; Sugar Bowl, New
Orleans.
The Trophy Bowl game at
Washington, D. C., certified but
not played for the past two years,
was not certified.
The Orange Blossom Classic,
played at Miami in early Decem
ber, was not certified because its
teams are chosen before the sea
son opens.
THE GOTHAM Bowl game was
played twice but never was a
success financially and its appli
cation for a third try was turned
down.
College all-star football games
approved were:
Dec. 25-North-South at Miami;
Dec. 28 - Blue - Gray at Mont
gomery, Ala.; Shrine East - West
at San Francisco; All - American,
at Tucson, Ariz., and Jan. 4-Hula
bowl at Honolulu.
In
-Aggie Wed
Big H Basebal
By JIM BUTLER
Battalion Ass’t Sports Editor
Bill Whitmore, Rice publicity
man, has designated Friday and
Saturday as “Rice-Aggie Baseball
Week” on the Houston campus.
The Cadets and Owls play a two-
game series at the Rice diamond
with each game scheduled to begin
at 2:30 p.m.
AGGIE COACH Tom Chandler
plans to start his ace hurler Chuck
McGuire in the opening game and
come back with a hometown boy,
John Crain, from Houston Bellaire.
Owl mentor Doug Osburn will
throw his best at the Aggies with
southpaw Ken Shoppe to twirl Fri
day and righthander Frank Mc-
Keown on Satui’day.
Rice is out of contention in the
Southwest Conference race but
can act as spoilers starting with
the Ags this weekend. The Owls
then play two games with Texas
and a pair with Texas Christian.
Intramurals
Play-offs in Class A tennis will
begin Monday with Sqd. 1 playing
G-2 at 8:15 p.m. on the lighted
courts.
Other teams to play this week:
Sqd. 8 against C-2 on Tuesday at
8:15 and F-2 against E-2 playing
at the same time Wednesday. Sqd.
14 received a bye.
Golf league winners drew for
opponents Thursday for the last
game before the quarter-finals.
Results: Sqd. 1 will play C-l, Sqd.
7 against G-l, D-3 will play B-2,
and for the final league winner the
choice will be between Sqd. 14 and
E-3.
Class A results for softball: E-2
over E-l, 12-2; D-l dropped a
game to A-3, 2-5; Sqd. 6 won over
F-l, 7-3 and Sqd. 1 defeated the
White Band, 13-10.
Others: G-2 over Sqd. 4, 11-0;
Sqd. 15 over Sqd. 2, 10-2; D-2 de
feated C-l, 8-6; B-2 won over Sqd.
5, 10-2 and Sqd. 3 lost to C-2, 1-3.
Civilian results for softball:
Mitchell Hall, 4-0, over Leggett
Hall; Law Hall, 2-1, over Dorm 13
and the Vet Students took a forfeit
from College View.
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Battalion
As students
Memorial
Ipic dominat
ti: ns—the pro:
education.
Although th
A&M stuc
[lians alike, i
the
The Bi rds have a 2-5 slate in;
ference play
A&M SPORTS a 5-2 recoil:
must get by the Owls ton!
at least a share of first t
The Cadets will be keeping;- L s hop and
on the results of other gainesi! Impus Mondr
have Baylor at TCU and I;
resting in Dallas against SI
The Aggies defeated Hi#
earlier in the season in K;li
the strength of Bill HancocKst
run home- run.
THE STARTING lineup fe|eme to
Cadets looks like this: (coiiMing was ev
batting average in parentk'Filan opinion. S
CF—George Hargett, junml than other:
(.000) Md been stabl
2B—Bill Grochett, junior,®: a “free v
3B—Bill Hancock, junior, (1
RF—Robert McAdams,
(.333)
IB—Frank Stark, junior,(Sj
SS- Jerry Ballard, soph,(I
LF—Ray Hall (.250) ort
Cavasas (.308)
C—Rill Puckett, senior,
P—Chuck McGuire, junior,!
(SWC 2-1)
Chandler invites all Aggie
will be in Houston this m
to bring their family, frienli
dates out to the ballpark ton
the Cadets.
MEANWHILE, BACK at:
ranch, the A&M Fish will tils
ing the Rice Owlets and tip
“It take
With ti
to revenge an earlier defeat ill fom San A
hands of the fledglings in In kdets in Se
ton.
Coach George Doering's 1
have compiled a 6-2 reconi 1
far while the Owlets are U i
Hillhouse, a southpaw front!
ratio City, will be the pnM
starting pitcher for the Ags.
Owlet coach Butch Bltumfri° r tnom El
named Bill Eiland to open®
mound. Game time will h i
p.m.
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