Ags Host Steers
In Golf Saturday
THE BATTALION
Thursday, April 24, 1969
College Station, Texas
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What well could be the title-
deciding match in SWC golf for
1969 is on tap here Saturday
when the Texas Longhorns and
Texas Aggies tangle at A&M’s
on-campus course.
Coach Henry Ransom’s Aggies
currently held a two-point lead
over Texas in the SWC stand
ings. The Aggies are 21-3 and
Texas is 19-6.
The Saturday match begins at
1 p.m.
Aggie players will be Reggie
Majors, Duke Butler, Richard
Ellis and Bill Wade. That four
some last week won the team
four-ball title in the All-America
Intercollegiate tournament in
Houston.
Texas’ foursome includes Chip
Stewart, Rik Massengale, Dean
Overturf, and Tom Kite. That
group finished second, one shot
behind Houston, in the team
medal division of the All-Ameri
ca tournament.
A big win Saturday could vault
the Aggies into a strong position
to win their sixth title in the
1960’s. A&M won in 1960, 61, 62,
63 and 67.
But, both A&M and Texas have
two more matches after Satur
day.
The Aggies have Baylor here
next Tuesday and then go to TCU
on Friday, May 2.
SENIORS
In 1965, we first offered graduating Aggies the
popular plan of 100% financing at bank rates and other
unique features. Now, for the first time by any dealer,
we offer car leasing at even lower monthly rates than
car t>ayments.
See Jim Haynie, Chevway Lease Manager
Just when
you understand
how to buy a car,
along comes a
new-fangled notion:
Chevway.
Chevway offers you a new way to enjoy a Chevrolet —
by leasing! This could be your year to check it out.
Just see your Chevway/Chevrolet dealer. We’re the
dealer who both leases and sells new Chevrolets. So
we can be objective about leasing...we can tell you
what it offers —in conserving capital, possible tax
advantages, even giving you more luxury than before.
Maybe leasing is for you. Ask the dealer who now
has more than one way to put you in a new Chevrolet.
CHEVWAY
CHEVROLET DEALERS LEASING /RENTAL SYSTEM
Corbusier Chevrolet
500 Sa Texas Ave.
PADRES FAR APART
SAN DIEGO (A*) _ While the
San Diego Padres, one of the two
new National League baseball
teams this year, have trained in
Yuma, Ariz., their farm teams
train in Leesburg, Fla.
The Florida camp will include
players from farm clubs at El
mira, N. Y., Key West and Salt
Lake City.
Call 822-1441
Allow 20 Minutes
Carry Out or Eat-In
THE PIZZA HUT
2610 Texas Ave.
BREAKS OF GAME
Dave Sgrignoli, a 14-year-old from Harrisburg, Pennsyl
vania, poses with the root of his troubles, a basketball.
Last month while leaping for a rebound in a junior high
game, he was accidentally bumped and fell to the floor
fracturing a bone in each arm. Three weeks later at a local
playground he decided to shoot some baskets with both
arms in casts. While leaping for a shot, he came down
landing one foot in a hole breaking a bone in his left foot.
(AP Wirephoto)
Drysdale Talks
Of Retirement
LOS ANGELES <A>) — Don
Drysdale, the iron-man of the
Los Angeles pitching staff, says
he’s thinking of retirement be
cause of an ailing shoulder.
But a Dodger vice president,
A1 Campanis, said Wednesday
after the towering right-hander
was shelled off the mound by San
Francisco the night before, “I
think it was the immediate reac
tion by Don after losing a tough
ball game.”
A disconsolate Don, whose 205
victories is an all-time Dodger
record, said in the locker room
after being charged with the 6-0
loss:
“I’m going to have to do some
serious soul-searching in the
5 Undefeated
In Intramural
Softball Play
There are still five undefeated
teams in Intramural Class A soft-
ball as the regular season nears
the end. The teams are D-l, A-l
and C-2 with 3-0 records while
Squadron 11 and Squadron 5
have each posted 2-0 records.
In league E each team has at
least one defeat with B-2 and G-l
leading the pack with 2-1 rec
ords.
Law Hall has won the Class C
tennis championship by defeating
Phi Delta Sigma in two straight
matches. In the final match Ken
Alford and Kevin Shaw lost to
Ron Masterson and Tom Howie
of Phi Delta Sigma. Dudley Vick
ers and Greg Repose, and Melba
McNeely and Bruce Johnson had
already won the first two
matches.
Law Hall has now secured first
in Class C competition by pass
ing both Crocker and Milner
Hall.
next few days. This might be
just it. I’m not going to keep on
like this.”
Drysdale beat Cincinnati in the
National League opening game
and is now 1-2. The shoulder in
jury dates back to last season
when he missed the last six
weeks of play.
Campanis said he will confer
with Drysdale in the next few
days.
“What did you say
your name was?’’
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tions on self-defense in every package
of Hai Karate® After Shave and
Cologne. But even so, please be a little
careful how you use it. A good social
life is fine, but the way you’re going
you'll be too battered to enjoy it.
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SENIORS
NEW CAR FINANCING
WITH
DEFERRED PAYMENTS.
BANK OF A&M
For Information:
Dennis H. Goehring ’57 - Bob Lynd ’59 - Stan Sommers.
Officers Who Know & Understand Your Banking Needs
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Nikon
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The Campus Photo Center, North Gate, College
Station, invites you to attend a demonstration
of Nikon equipment by the company’s repre
sentatives, Ehrenreich Photo Optical Company,
in our store on Saturday, April 26th. All of the
EPOI line will be demonstrated including Bron-
ica, Mamiya, Kindermann, Komura, Durst, Om-
nica, Ultima, Braun, Bilora, Capro and Spotron
equipment.
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