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College Station, Texas
Thursday, January 21, 1965
THE BATTALION
Bill Hancock Named Top College Athlete
Bill Hancock, former three time
All-Southwest Conference Aggie
ca.tcher, has been named Ark-La-
Tex College Athlete of the Year
by the Shreveport Journal.
During the 1964 season he bat
ted .299 for the Ags and led the
conference in runs batted in. He
was also named to the College All-
American team.
Hancock first came to A&M as
a third baseman. He batted .260
his freshman year and sparked
the Fish to a SWC championship.
He led the loop in batting with
.447 as a sophomore.
As a junior he batted. .325 and
won the league home run crown.
He switched to catcher his senior
year.
The honoree was the first A&M
athlete to be awarded the Wally
Moon Trophy, taking the award
his sophomore year a the most
improved athlete on the College
Station campus.
Hancock said his biggest base
ball thrill came when the Aggies
clinched the SWC championship
by downing Texas last spring.
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NOTICE OF SALE
Sealed bids will be received in the office
of the Director, Texas Forest Service,
College Station, Texas, until 10:00 a. m..
College Station, Texas, until lu :uu a.
Friday, February 5, 1965 for the following
items. Dictating unit, Edison, Voicewriter,
Serial No. 15632. Transcribing unit, Edi
son, Voicewriter, Serial No. 16777. Stenog-
on, Voicewriter, Serial No. 16777. Stenog-
aphic chair. IBM Electric typewriter.
iphic chair. ifSM Electric
TFS No. 1239. IBM Elecric typewriti
le ’
oom 302 of the System Adminis-
TFS No. 6923. The above items may be
in Room 302 of the System Admii
m. and
Forms
seen
tration ' Building between 8 :UU a.
5:00 p. m., Monday through Friday,
for submitting bids are available upon
request. Telephone VI 6-4771 for additional
information. 124t2
Two bedroom nome, wooded lot, ad
joining A&M campus, close to schools and
shopping center. Call VI 6-5442 after
5 :00 p. m. 122tfn
Buy the best, Davis Tennis racquet,
restringing. Vantage $5.00, Victor nylon
$4.00 and $5.00, Victor gut $9.00 to $12.00.
Hoover’s Tennis Service, VI 6-4477. 122t9
Royal typewriter Quiet Deluxe, $42.50.
Shaffers University Book Store. 121t6
MALE HELP WANTED
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to 2:30 a. m., six days a week. Good
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secretary with shorthand and typing ex-
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
Official notices must be brought or
mailed so as to arrive in the Office
of Student Publications (Ground Floor
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
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‘The Yell Leader Committee, consisting
of three University staff members, shall
be appointed by the Dean of Students.
be responsible for
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Committee shall be respoi
proving candidates for yell leader posi-
>ns, as well as the supervision of the
yell leaders and yell practices. The Com
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ctices. The Coi
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lot with the Yell Leader Committee. The
Election Commission will be sure that
only approved candidates’ name appear on
voting machii
the voting machines.
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Ph.D. Language Examination
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guage requirement for the Ph.D. deg:
will be given Friday, February 12 th
6:30-9:30 p. m. in Rooms
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lary 12th at
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this examination should apply to the
for a letter of authoriz;
should
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Graduate Office
tion not later than reoruary
struction sheets are available from the
Secretary in the office of the Department
of Modern Languages.
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Dean of Graduate Studies 125t5
tudents in preveterinary medicine will
required to have a course plan approved
their Academic Advisor before regis-
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BATTALION
SPORTS
Matson, Groneman,
Stallings Are A&M
Sports Newsmakers
Aggie shotputter Randy Matson
will not be able to compete in the
Lubbock Indoor Meet January 28
due to a recent NCAA ruling.
Matson will regain his eligibility
two days later when he enrolls for
the spring semester.
A&M was well represented at
the annual Super Centex Ban
quet in Waco Wednesday night.
Head A&M football coach Gene
Stallings was the principal speak
er and Cadet tackle Ray Gene
Hinze took part in the program.
The Waco News-Tribune and Tri
bune Herald sponsored the event.
A&M Professor Chris H. Grone
man has returned to the campus
after attending the annual con
clave of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association in Chicago.
Groneman was re-elected vice
president for District 6.
Maroon Gunnen
Shellshock Owls
SONNY FETHKENHER
... goes for bucket.
By MIKE REYNOLDS
It just didn’t seem fair, what
those Aggie cagers did to Rice
last Saturday night, and Coach
Shelby Metcalf must have sensed
it as he emptied his bench onto
Autry Court in the Rice Field-
house. But he started too late.
The momentum gained by start
ers Sonny Fethkenher, Ken Nor
man, John Beasley, Paul Timmins
and Dickie Stringfellow was not
to be thrown to the winds and the
Ags went on to win, 93-55.
A bunch of ‘scrappy subs kept
the injury-ridden Owls at bay
until the final horn sounded. A
lot of the 4,200 in the crowd fi
gured out pretty early that this
was not to be Rice’s night and
exited after the band had per
formed their Latin tempo half
time show.
In all of the comings and go
ings on the court, it would take a
rare man to keep his head or his
temper. The referees proved the
former, calling 56 fouls, 28 on
both teams. Two Rice players
were the latter, feeling that they
were pushed, elbowed or bumped
one too many times, and decided
it was time to push back. It
ended as soon as it started.
Rice’s showing against A&M in
the Bluebonnet Bowl Tournament,
plus their victory over Baylor
and near defeat of SWC co-leader
SMU must have instilled some
hope in the hearts of some of the
Blue and Grey’s supporters as
Saturday’s crowd was the largest
of the season.
No doubt could have been in
their minds after the tipoff as
the AggieS went ahead, were
at 2-2, were tied at 5-5 and ft;
disappeared from the
Owls’ sight.
Coach George Carlisle to
in any mood for jokes folM
his team’s 12th loss in 13 start!
“We just got the daylights lit
out of us — every way ini
world. The story of how ti?
got their big lead was on ti
boards.
“At the half,” Carlisle recalk
“they had 16 fields goals sndl
of them came on their sect!
third and fourth shots. They t
ed us rebounding.”
Beasley collected 13 of his tea:
53 rebounds which is 13 r:
than the Rice Owls could jni
all night.
“Here they go again. Just 14
last year,” muttered a photopt
pher for a Houston paper e
he packed his gear and left Ci
court to make his paper’s sta
deadline.
The team and Shelby Mete;
hope so too.
★ ★ ★
The Fish cagers won their se:
ond straight game to even tin
season record at 3-3 at the ti
pense of the Rice Owlets im
prelim Saturday night.
Center Larry Ditto, who hi
from Breckenridge, sparked th
Fish with 21 points and waste
of five Aggies in double figure:
Forwards Terry Trippet d
Max Mainord scored 19 and ll
points, while Guards Kent h
drews and Jimmy Lennox ee;:
scored 12 in A&M’s second mi-
ference win.
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