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Page 4 THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Friday, April 19, 1968 Spring Sports Owls, Frogs, Hogs Test Ag Cindermen In Ozarks By JOHN PLATZER The Aggie track team, minus Lonny Noel, Richard Ball, Rockie Woods and Steve O’Neal, travel to the hills of Arkansas Saturday for a quadrangular meet in Fay etteville. The meet, an all Southwest Con ference team affair, will pit Coach Charley Thomas’ squad against Rice, Texas Christian University and Arkansas. THE FOUR doubtful Aggies are hampered by injuries and will not be able to compete in their specialities although Woods may try the high jump and O’Neal the broad jump. Although originally scheduled for the afternoon the meet has been moved up to 11 am. due to an Arkansas football scrim mage. Headquarters for the Aggies will be at the Trade Winds in Springdale right outside Fayette ville. The team left College Sta tion today at 1. George Resley and Ronny Light- foot will be out to better their conference leading efforts in the shot in the meet. Resley tops the SWC with a 57-4 toss while Light- foot is second with a 56-6 Vi ef fort. MARTIN Rollins is the only other SWC leading Aggie with a top mark of 16-1 Vi in the pole vault. Another chance at Rice’s Conley Brown will be in the offering for freshman Curtis Mills. Brown, one of the most heraled perform ers in the conference, finished third behind second place Mills in the Texas tri-meet last week end. Jack Abbott, second in the con ference behind Jerry Utecht of Southern Methodist University in the 120-yard high hurdles, will be attempting to improve on his season’s best of 14.2. A&M’s mile and 440 yard relay team’s are also expected to pro vide a challenge in the Arkansas meet. RABB/7* it’s IN to go OUT to “THE RABBIT” good college fun DANCING • LIVE BANDS 758 east mulberry san antonio, texas OPEN 11 a. m. PE 2-0336 A&M Sports Car Club Schedules Weekend Events A “Sports Car Holiday” with two main events is scheduled this weekend by the Texas A&M Sports Car Club. A rally will lead off the “Holi day” on Saturday with an auto cross ending it on Sunday. The Calvin Hazelwood Rally will start at the parking lot across from Sbisa Dining Hall with registration at 9 a.m. and the first car leaving at noon. The Little Daytona Autocross will be at the old Bryan Air Base with registration and open prac tice starting at 9 a.m. and timed runs at 1 pm. Entry fees will be $4 per event or $6 for both. TOWN HALL PRESENTS .... For Civilian Student Weekend THE 5TH DIMENSION G. ROLLIE WHITE COLISEUM SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1968 7:00 P. M. TEXAS A&M STUDENT ACTIVITY CARDS & TOWN HALL SEASON TICKETS HONORED. OTHER TICKET PRICES Aggie Date or Spouse — $2.00 Other Students — $2.50 General Admission — $3.00 Tickets On Sale at MSC Student Program Office CAMPUS NOW SHOWING Features: 1:15 - 3:15 - 5:15 - 7:15 - 9:15 Best Picture ACADEMY K AWARD NOMINATIONS JOSEPH E. LEVINE prints MIKE NICHOLS-LAWRENCE TURMAN lli Best Actor Best Actress Best Director Best Supporting Actress Best Screenplay Best Cinematography P This S? is -c-- Benjamin. He’s a little worried about his future. THE GRADUATE ANNE BANCROFT... DUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE MSS SCRUNPlay 6' SONGS BY CALDER WILLINGHAM-BUCK HENRY PAUL SIMON PlPfORMlDBY PRODUCED BY SIMON *nd GARFUNKEL LAWRENCE TURMAN D-RICTIO BY MIKE NICHOLS technicolor* panavision* AH EMBASSY PICTURES RELEASE Aggies In Weekend Series . INTRAMURAL SWIMMING Lawrence Wright, Sqd. 8 sophomore, starts off on the first leg of the free-style 400-foot Medley Relay event. This event is one of the six preliminary events. Finals will be Monday at 7:30 p. m. (Photo by Mike Wright) By GARY SHERER The Texas Aggie baseball team gets back into Southwest Con ference action today and Satur day in a three-game series with Texas Tech at Lubbock. A doubleheader today will be followed by a single game Satur day. Coach Tom Chandler’s nine is currently 4-3 in SWC play and will be looking for a sweep of the Red Raiders to stay in contention for the league crown. TEXAS TECH is in its first year of SWC baseball play this season. Coach Kal Segrist’s char ges are currently in last place in the conference race. This will not be the two team’s first meeting on the diamond however, as the Aggies have been playing Tech in previous seasons in non-con ference encounters. Chandler has selected Rick Schwartz and Dave Benesh to pitch todays’ games with either Walter Varvel or Doug Rau slated for Saturday. Schwartz, has been turning in some impressive statistics in re cent games. The 6-1 senior from Brownsville had not given up an earned run for a month but had it broken in the Aggies’ double- header win over Houston Monday. ANOTHER STRING was brok en: for the Aggies earlier this month, when the Baylor Bears stopped the Maroon and White 1 ! winning streak at seven. The Bear’s ace pitcher John Bevji shutout the Aggies 2-0 and gave them their third conference loss This game turned out to be the two teams’ final match for 19® The next day’s game was rained out and will not be replayed. Bay. lor and Bevil stopped the Aggies in the other game earlier at Wj. co, 5-0. The Aggies are in second place in SWC play behind Texas and just ahead of Baylor and Texas Christian in third place. A&M To Host Saturday Gym Soccer Clinic Texas A&M University will be Field House. Dr. Kurt Irgolic is the site of a gymnastics and soc cer clinic Saturday. Elementary and secondary phy sical education teachers—possibly 150 of them—are expected for the clinic headed by Lindy Baer, A&M instructor in health and physical education. Morning speakers include E. A. Snapp of the Gym Master Com pany, Houston, and Dr. Bill Cren shaw, owner of an Austin athletic club. Snapp will review gymnas tics for elementary teachers, while Crenshaw expounds on the same subject for secondary boys. A gymnastics lecture for sec ondary girls is set by Jeanette Hawkins of Pan American Col lege. Joe Eschelle, general manager of the Houston Stars professional soccer team, and T. A. Willbern, health and physical education di rector for Cypress - Fairbanks Schools, will discuss soccer. Dr. C. B. Corbin, A&M assis tant professor of health and phy sical education, will direct the clinic’s soccer section. An exhibition by the A&M soc cer team is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on the field north of DeWare Used Army Officer’s Uniform. $25 (Quarter Master) 1 Tailor-made Green Uniform $49 2 Set Army Dress Blues $79 each Perfect Condition LOUPOT'S QUEEN TODAY & SATURDAY Edward G. Robinson In “GRAND SLAM” STARTING SUNDAY “LONG DUEL” With Yul Brynner CIRCLE TONIGHT AT 7 P. M. Patty Duke In “VALLEY OF THE DOLLS” AT 9:40 P. M. “THE DEFECTOR” With Montgomery Clift OUR SAT. NITE BIG 3 No. 1 At 7 p. m. “VALLEY OF TIE DOLLS” No. 2 At 9:40 p. m. “TRIPLE CROSS” No. 3 At 11:30 p. m. “WILD, WILD PLANET” (All In Color) r. i ■ ai: a iie.ni'i: i 1 4 * *’ * c t"» *-r « '.rtilORLN UNDLRI2YFABS VKtt TONIGHT AT 7 P. M. Charlton Heston In “WILL PENNY” At 9:30 p. m. “THE SILENCERS” With Dean Martin ADDED ATTRACTION SAT. “TROUBLE WITH ANGELS” With Haley Mills the coach. At 3:30 p.m. in DeWare Field House, a gymnastics demonstra tion will spotlight elementary, secondary and college students, and A&M Gymnastics Club mem bers. Call 822-1441 Allow 20 Minutes Carry Out or Eat-In THE PIZZA HUT 2610 Texas Ave. PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz For Your Corsage For The Civilian Ball It’s The Student Floral Concession. See Your Dorm Salesman Or Stop By The Floriculture Greenhouse Thursday or Friday 8 - 5 Carnations Double Cymbidiums White Orchids Lavender Orchids Student Floral Concession ‘Run by Aggies for Aggies’ /VJV . Y\ V.. VV.v.,-—“- ‘V'.-.'.. Apgp! >K • V ■ ■.v:vvV.* *.:• i: