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College Station, Texas
Friday, January 14, 1966
THE BATTALION
Ags Place Record On Baylor Line
Shelby Metcalf’s band of drib
blers and shooters will take their
unblemished Southwest Confer
ence record to the Heart o’ Texas
Coliseum in Waco Saturday aft
ernoon where they will meet the
Bruins from Baylor. The Fish
and Cubs battle it out at 11:45
The Bears are one of the bevy
of teams in second place in the
SWC with a 2-1 record, and have
a 4-8 mark for the season. They
come into the Aggie game fresh
from an 89-74 trouncing of the
Longhorns in Gregory Gym and
an 89-75 victory over TCU. Their
lone SWC defeat was at the
hands of the Techmen, 115-77.
Saturday’s 2 p.m. game will
not only be viewed by those
around the court, but by a state
wide audience via television. Both
crowds will also witness the half
time presentation to Randy Mat-
son of SPORT magazine’s award
for the outstanding athlete in
track and field for 1965.
The Aggies have, in close
games, defeated SMU, Rice and
Arkansas, and are building up
a momentum described by some
as reminiscent of the champion
ship 1964 squad.
The big leader in these games
has been big John Beasley. He
now leads SWC scoring with a
26.7 point average for conference
play with a high of 29 against
the Hogs last Tuesday.
Following him in the scoring
column is Dick Stringfellow and
Terry Trippet, both with 12.7
averages, and Dick Rector with
an 11 point aveage. Rector also
has the highest percentage from
the field, 60.9.
In the rebounding statistics,
it’s still Big John. The Beez has
grabbed 42 in the last three
games for a 14 rebound average,
while Matson has nabbed 30 for
an even 10 per game.
One of the biggest guns for
the Bears is Darrell Hardy, a
6-7, 200-pound forward who was
consensus all-conference last year
as a sophomore and sports a 22-
point average so far this season.
He also leads the team in re
bounds with 16.7 a game.
The Baptists have another lad
with a 22 point average. He’s
Jim Turner, a ‘mere’ 6-2 and
170 pounds, but has hit a high
in the young season of 27 points.
Likely to be the difference in
this game, as in all the others,
is the rebounding situation. With
the board-controlling twins of
Beasley and Matson, the Ags hold
the edge over Baylor, 152-143.
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NOTICE TO
CIVILIAN SENIORS
JANUARY GRADUATES
CORPS SENIORS
Civilian Seniors willl have their
portraits made for the Aggie-
land ’66 according to this sched
ule. Portraits will be made at
the University Studio. Coats
and ties will be worn.
January—10 - 11 A
January—12 - 13 E
January—14 - 17 K
January—18 - 19 Q - T
January—20 - 21 U - Z
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Attention Corps Seniors: All
corps seniors are urged to have
their picture made for the Ag-
gieland ’66 during the final
make-up schedule from January
10 - 14.
NOTE: January graduates
should have their portraits
made before leaving school,
disregarding any conflict in
schedule dates.
READY TO GO BEAR HUNTING
The Aggie varsity and Fish
scrimmage in the friendly sur
roundings of G. Rollie White
Coliseum in preparation for Sat
urday’s game in Waco against
Baylor. The Fish will face the
Cubs at 11:45 a.m. and the
varsity game will be televised
at 2 p.m.
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Toy Terrier pups for sale, 637-6711.
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NOTICE TO JANUARY GRAD! |
8 a. m., Thurs., Jan. 20, 1966, if
candidates who have complete)
ademic requirements for degree
conferred Jan. 22, will
conferred Jan. 22, will be pratei |
foyer of the Coke Bldg. Each can: A
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L. Heaton, Dir of Admiss
& Registrar
THE GRADUATE C0LLECI <] g a
Final Examination for thee Doctor P
Name : Slowey, James Frank, Jr,
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy in D*
Oceanography
Dissertation : Studies on the Di®
of Copper, Manganese and Zipt
n Using Neutron Activatto
fee C
Ocea;
ysis
Time: Januar;
Place: Room
y 18. 1966 at 2:00if
306 in Goodwin Haii|
Wayne C. Hall
Dean of Graduate Studies
THE GRADUATE COLLEGityjU b<
Final Examination for the Doctoni*
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Sewing and alterations, Mrs. Opal
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Dissertation : Genetics of Reprodi 5
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Place: Room 303 in Plant
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Dean of Graduate Studies
Regalia For The January ll*
Commencement Exercise he Di
All students who are candidates
degree of Doctor of Philosophy are* URge
to order hoods as well as the Doct*-
nd gowns. The hoods are to t*
and gowns. The hoods are to
the Registrar’s Office no later tb
m., Tuesday, January 18 (tiu*';
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6 p.m. 187tfn
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versity Exchange Store). T 11 *
hoods will not be worn in the P 1 *
since all such candidates will be
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dents who are candidates for the
Degree will wear the cap anJ
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uniform. All military personnel
candidates for the degn
undergraduate, will wear the ut
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placed between 8 :00 a. m., Monday,
3 and 6 :00 p. m., Friday, January
rental is as follows: Doctor'”
gown $5.26, Master’s cap and S 0 '*'
Bachelor’s cap and gown
rental is the same as that for the
gown. A 2% sales tax is required
gown. A 2% sales tax is requireu j
tion to these rentals. Payment is r |
at the time of placing order.
time of placing
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