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Page 6 College Station, Texas Thursday, July 23, 1964 THE BATTALION Matson Could Hit 65-Foot Against Russians Saturday UP)—The big Texas Aggie, Ran dy Matson, is heavier and stronger and may explode into the 65-foot shot put class Saturday when he represents Uncle Sam against the Russians in the Los Angeles Coli seum. “I’ve been reaching 64 feet in practice,” the young Aggie re vealed Tuesday. “I’ve never done that good in practice before. Usually I throw about a foot further in competi tion.” Randy stressed the word “usual ly,” for in the Olympic trials at New York City two weeks ago he managed only 62 feet QVz inches after having practice puts in the 65-foot range. He finished sec ond to Dallas Long’s winning throw of 64-9 However, Randy qualified for the U.S.-Russian track meet with Godfrey’s Restaurant ‘Good Food *For Aggies—that’s all!” * Including Coffee • MEAL CARDS AVAILABLE Jean & Bob Godfrey ’55 North Gate VI 6-5612 a record throw of 64-11 in the National AAU meet which re legated Long to the runnerup posi tion. And Randy had departed from his hometown of Pampa for New Brunswick, N J , and the 63-foot bracket. He will weigh in for the two-day meet in Los Angeles at his heavi- est-ever of 250. It’s not from over eating. Matson, 6-7, attributes his added weight (10 Pounds) and strength to his systematic work with weights since the Olympic Trials July 3. “I’m taking protein pills now,” he added, “but it’s a little early for them to take effect.” Randy is also throwing better without his hand being taped. 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Woolket, Head ruages. inguages THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Announcement of Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree (Defense of the Dissertation) Full Name of Candidate: Haynes, John Jackson Candidate for Degree of: Doctor of Philos ophy in Civil Engineering Title of Dissertation : The Development of the Use of Vehicular Density as a Control Element for Freeway Operation Time of Examination : August 1, 1964 at 9 a. m. to 12 :00 noon Aggie Grad Wins PGA Bobby Nichols, ’58, leans to the right as his try for an 8-foot birdie putt went wide to the left of the cup on the 18th green in second round play of the PGA championship ship at Columbus, Ohio. Nichols went on Sunday to win the 46th annual affair with a record score of 271. He led every round although he was chased by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. (AP Wirephoto) READ BATTALION CLASSIFIEDS Rice Receives No& In SWC Football By HAROLD V. RATLIFF Associated Press Sports Writer A mag-azine with green pre dominating the cover has made its appearance at newstands of the Southwest and could football sea son be far behind? It’s “Texas Football,” the pro duct of Dave Campbell, sports edi tor of the Waco News-Tribune, and cohorts and it’s the usual bang-up job. It’s filled with good informa tion on the approaching football race in the Southwest Conference, other Texas conferences, the in dependents and the massive field of Texas schoolboy football. While Baylor’s John Bridgers and Lawrence Elkins occupy the cover, the Rice Owls get the big gest play. Rice, you see, is being picked by Texas Football to win the Southwest Conference championship. This would be a revolution be cause Texas, under Darrell Royal, has reached that point where it is conceded the title without dis cussion. Well why not? Texas has won the last two, tied for the one just before that. In fact, in five years Texas has won two and tied for two. Rice, however, gets the nod from brother Dave because he discovers that Texas hasn’t beaten Rice in Houston since 1952 and the game is in Houston this fall. Ergo, if Rice folows tradition—and it has the men to do it—then who’s going to beat Rice ? Simple as that. Texas is loaded and looks almost as good as last season when it was nation champion. So if anybody ki Texas how can they be lower thi first ? There are some interesting n informative articles, one com® ing Bridgers and his affinity li the forward pass at Baylor. When it is pointed out tk Royal abhors the pass except t emergencies because he says “tliij are three things that can hap;* when you pass and two of them bad,” Bridgers comes backwitttl point that he might say the sat thing about running with the t{ There are four thing that o happen when you run, says Briij ers, and three of them are bad- fumble, loss of yardage and gain. 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Hall Dean of Graduate Studies THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Announcement of Final Examination for tnnc the Doctoral Degree (Defense of the Dissertation) ~ indid " " Full Name of Candidate: Lytle, James Bert Candidate for Degree of: Doctor of Philos ophy in Zoology (Radiation Biology) ophy in Zoology (Radiation Biology) Title of Dissertation : A Study of the Radiation Protective Drug AET on Mito tic Growth in the Bone Marrow of the Rat by the Stathmokinetic Method. Time of Examination: August 4, 1964 at 2 :00 p. m. Place of Examination: Room 307 in lace of Examir Biology Building Wayne C. 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