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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Tuesday, May 10, 1966
Aggies Finish Third
‘I Sold All My
Old Textbooks At
SHAFFER’S
Texas Wins SWC Track Title
A one-two-three sweep by Tex
as in the three-mile run, plus
a surprise first on the 120 hurdles
by Steve Sanson, gave the Long
horns the Southwest Conference
track and field title this weekend.
Rice finished second and Texas
A&M third.
Richard Romo, Ken Sunder
land and Brian Woolsey gave
Texas the sweep in the three
miles. Romo’s 14:32.0 was a con
ference record and went along
with his 4:05.9 in the mile to com
plete a distance events double.
A&M’s Randy Matson and Gil
bert Smith also scored doubles in
their specialties. Matson threw
the discus 197-11 and the shot
66-9 3/4 while Smith won the 100
in 9.6 and the 220 in 21.0, for
his season’s best.
Other first place winners were
SMU in the, 440 relay with 40.4,
Jim Bankhead of SMU in the 440
run with 46.6, Preston Davis of
Texas in the 880 run with 1:49.9,
Mike Schrider of A&M in the
high jump with 6-4, Mark King of
Texas in the pole vault with
15-6, Tom Moore of Rice in the
440 hurdles with 52.5, Mike Madi-
gan of SMU in the broad jump
with 23-2 1/4, Rick Jacobs of
Rice in the javelin with 224-10%,
and Rice in the mile relay with
3:08.5.
Bankhead won individual high
point honors with 12% points. He
won the 440 and finished second
in the 220 and ran a leg on the
winning 440 relay.
Rice won the freshman mile
relay and edged Texas — 66-
65 — in the frosh division. The
Owlets made the tour in 3:09.7,
almost as fast as their big broth
ers, to completely demolish the
mark of 3:15.5 by Baylor in 1960.
Matson, Smith To Participate
In Two West Coast Meets
The Aggies led after 13 events
with 44 points to 43 for Rice,
the defending champion, and 42
for Texas, but the Longhorns’
one-two-three finish in the three
mile run and a fourth in the mile
relay pushed them to the champ
ionship.
Texas A&M’s two doubles win
ners in the recent Southwest Con
ference meet—weightman Randy
Matson and sprinter Gilbert
Smith—will compete in two West
Coasts meets this coming week
end.
the 100 and 220 in the SWC meet.
A&M coach Charlie Thomas
also announced that Matson and
Smith were the only Aggies who
would compete in the NCAA
meet at Bloomington, Ind., in
June.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Reddi, ..Pallay Venkat
Degree: Ph.D i.n Agricultural Economics
Dissertation : Structural Variables of Tex
as
Tim<
Place
Peanut Indust
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at 3 :00 p. m.
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Dean of Graduate Studies
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Hoverson, Richa:
ard Roy
Doctor of Philosophy in Plant
Physiology
Time: May 11, 1966 at 2:00
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Place: Room 203 in Plant
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Dean of Graduate Studies
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are limited, only those students who are
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Application forms may be obtained from
Student Financial Aid, 303 YMCA, April
25 - June 16.
Regalia for the May, 1966,
Commencement Exercise
All students who are candidates for the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy are required
to order hoods as well as the doctor’s
cap and gown. The hoods are to be left at
the Registrar’s Office no later than 1:00
p. m., Tuesday, May 24 (this will be accom
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Exchange Store). The Ph.D. hoods will not
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Matson will throw both the shot
and discus in the Coliseum Re
lays at Los Angeles Friday night
and in the Fresno Relays Satur
day in Fresno, Calif. Smith will
run the 220 in the Coliseum Re
lays and will run the 100 at
Fresno.
Martindale Wants
Crichton’s Stroke
Matson won the SWC in his
specialties Saturday night with a
66-9% effort with the shot and
197-11 with the discus. Smith
won the 100 in 9.6 and took the
220 in 21.0. He is undefeated in
the 220 this season.
Jack Crichton of Dallas mas
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during Texas A&M’s 1966 Inter
national Golf Tournament play
last week.
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When Smith won he became the
first Aggie since 1951 to win the
sprints in the SWC meet. In
1951 A&M’s Bill Stalter won both
Billy Martindale watched Crich
ton’s putt snake into the cup.
“I’d like to borrow that stroke
this week,” he remarked.
The PGA pros and former A&M
golfers were scheduled to play in
the Houston Champion Interna
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