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PHILCO*
MINIATURE PORTABLE
a-TRANSISTOR
DIET PACK
• Big 214" front speaker
• Private listening earphone
• 9-volt battery; carrying case
PHILCO®
MINIATURE PORTABLE
6-TRANBIBTOR
SIFT PACK
• Big 2V4" front speaker
• Magnecor antenna
• Private listening earphone
• 9-volt battery; carrying cas«
PHILCO®
FM/AM MINIATURE
PORTABLE GIFT PACK
• 9 transistors, 3 diodes
• Big 2Vi" speaker
• Private listening earphone
• 9-volt battery
PHILCO 8
AM CLOCK RADIO
with Automatic
Sleep Switch
• Wake to music;
alarm buzzes later
• Full-sound 4" speaker
• Simulated Walnut cabinet
PHILCO
TRANSISTORIZED
AM TABLE RADIO
with trim
Low Silhouette etyling
• Full-sound 5" oval speaker
• Slide rule dial; vernier tuning
• Built-in ferrite rod antenna
• Dove White cabinet
PHILCO
T-92BK
NO MONEY DOWN
9-TRANSISTOR
AM/FM PORTABLE
BIG ON SOUND
•Large, Full-tone speaker
•Easy-to-read FM/AM dials
• Built-in magnecor antenna
• Black case with chrome
and aluminum trim
PHILCO
SoCtc( State
PHONO
• Automatic 4-Speed Record Changer
t Two full stereo-sound 4" speakers—
one in unit; one in detachable lid
• Up to 9 feet of stereo separation
• Separate tone, loudness, balance controls
• Lightweight tone arm
• Dual sapphire stylus
• Rugged Black molded plastic cabinet
PHILCO"
compo.ve'mt
Softc( State
STEREO
• Fully transistorized for long life
• Two rich-tone 6" oval speakers
• Molded plastic speaker enclosures
• Separate loudness, tone, balance controls
• Dual sapphire stylus
• Two 9-foot extension cords
• Simulated leather-covered cabinet
with molded plastic bottom
MEIa/
PHILCO
Solid State
TAPE
RECORDER
• 2 Tape Speeds—3^4 and 1% inches
per second
• Hasy-Thread Reels with Reel Locks
• Dual Purpose VU Meter—
indicates proper recording level,
checks battery strength
• 2 Tracks • Capstan Drive
• Monitor Switch
• Remote Control Microphone
Model TRR54BK
TABLE MODEL PHILCO COLOR TV
Model 5339 G Y
• Color tuning Eye mokes
Philco Color TV as easy to
tune as Black and White
• Transistorized solid state
signal system—no tubes to
burn out in the signal*
receiving circuits
• 26,000-volt transformer
powered chassis
• Big 267-square-inch picture
$
699.
CONTEMPORARY STYLED COLOR TV
PORTABLE WITH RECTANGULAR PICTURE
• Solid State Signal System—no
tubes to burn out in the signal-
receiving circuits
• Automatic Color Lock Degauss
ing System
• Big 180-Square-Inch Picture
• 5-inch ovc-l speaker
• Modish black metal cabinet
$
388
88
PLUS WARRANTY
• Transistorized Solid State Signal
System—no tubes to burn out in
the signal-receiving circuits
• Big 267 Square Inch Picture
• 5-inch oval speaker
• Gray textured finish on metal
$
299
PLUS WARRANTY
PHILCO CONSOLE WITH RECTANGULAR TUBE
• New Philco MagiColor picture
tube brings new sharpness, more
color to TV
• Transistorized Solid State Signal
System—no tubes to burn out in
the signal-receiving circuits
• 26,000 volts of picture power
• Big 2V5-Square-Inch picture
• Walnut veneers and matching
solids
NO MONEY DOWN - NO PAYMENT UNTIL FEB. 1968
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BRYAN, TEXAS
THE BATTALION
Thursday, December 14, 1967
College Station, Texas Page 7
Aggie Booters
Card 7-1 Win
The Aggie soccer team con
tinued their winning ways last
Saturday as they ended their
home season with a 7-1 victory
over Texas Christian University.
The league leading Aggies
have lost only one conference
game this year.
Their last Southwest Confer
ence game for the season will be
played in Austin Saturday against
the University of Texas.
In the team’s last trip to Aus
tin, they lost their only game in
a tournament when the opposing
team eliminated them with a goal
in sudden death. The score had
been tied 0-0 through an extra
period.
Leading the team to its win
ning mark this season were such
players as Carlos Guerra, team
captain, Gilberto Earza, Abdel-
hamid Zid, right inside forward,
Angel Pastor, center forward and
Josef Dine, center fullback.
Meredith To Play
In 49’er Game
DALLAS <7P) — Quarterback
Don Meredith will start the game
at San Francisco with his broken
nose protected by a plastic mask
underneath his helmet, Coach Tom
Landry of the Dallas Cowboys
said Wednesday.
Meredith has returned to work
outs after a visit to a hospital
to get his nose repaired. It was
broken in the game with Phila
delphia Sunday.
“I don’t believe he will be
handicapped a great deal,” said
Landry at his weekly press con
ference. “I think he will be able
to see all right and the plastic
will protect it well from further
injury.”
He explained that Meredith
needed to play so he would be
in better shape for the Eastern
Conference playoff game with
Cleveland here Dec. 24.
Landry said his defense was
starting to mature “real good”
and was playing its best of the
season. But, he added, “we are
not where B w^. ( .want to be as to
quarterback.”
He explained that Meredith’s
injuries had prevented this and
that was a reason why he want
ed Dandy Don to play at San
Francisco.
The ticket sale has begun for
the playoff game and President
Tex Schramm said it had not been
as good as expected. He stressed
that there were plenty of tickets
for sale and that the Cowboys
would accept mail orders.
“We may have a sellout any
way,” said Schramm, “but we
are not able to understand the
slow sale the first day.”
North Team Set
For Senior Bowl
MOBILE, Ala. (A>)—Undefeated
Wyoming’s Paul Toscano and
once-beaten Toledo University’s
John Schneider will quarterback
the 27-man North team announced
Wednesday for the 19th annual
Senior Bowl game Jan. 6.
Both are tremendous passers.
Sugar Bowl-bound Toscano had
134 completions for 1,791 yards
and 18 touchdowns this season.
Schneider completed 127 for
1,650 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Their prime receivers will be
Rick Eber of Tulsa, who had 67
catches for 973 yards and 10
touchdowns, Haven Moses of San
Diego State, 54 for 958 yards and
7 touchdowns; Ken Dyer of Ari
zona State, 39 for 654 and 4 touch
downs; Tom Bausch of Iowa
State, 33 for 429 yards and 2
touchdowns; and Bill Anders of
Ohio State, 28 for 403 and 3
scores.
The North squad will be
coached by Mike Holovak of the
Boston Patriots and includes nine
Big Ten players.
The squad has first-team All-
America lineman Gary Cassells
of Indiana and defensive back
Dick Anderson of Colorado; and
second-team defensive back Tim
Montgomery of Penn State.
A huge running back, 6-4, 232-
pound Lee White of Weber State,
won a first-team berth on the
Little All-America team. White
gained 1,378 yards on 284 rushes
for Weber State.
The South squad announced
Tuesday has as its quarterbacks
Florida State’s Kim Hammond,
ranked second in the nation in
total offense, and Dewey Warren,
who guided Tennessee to the
Southeastern Conference cham
pionship.
The Southerners, who will be
coached by Hank Stram of the
Kansas City Chiefs.
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