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Rice Downs Horns, Takes Over Tennis Page 8 College Station, Texas Wednesday, April 8, 1970 THE BATTAllOl Mets Win 1st Season Openei The Rice Owls defeated the Texas Longhorns Tuesday in Austin to put them at the top of the Southwest Conference tennis standings in their efforts to repeat as SWC champs. The 6-0 win gave Rice an 11-1 record and decisive wins over their top contenders, Texas and Texas Tech. The Houstonians dumped Tech 5-1 last Friday. Tech has regrouped to bomb A&M 6-0 and TCU 5-1 in Tues day’s match and is now in good shape for a second place finish or still an outside shot at the championship. The Red Raiders who don’t see anymore conference action until next Tuesday when they host SMU in Lubbock have a 12-6 record. Texas which was tied by sur prising SMU Saturday now has a 3-9 record. A&M will meet SMU today in Dallas in the only conference match scheduled for Wednesday. The Aggies will travel to Ok lahoma City Thursday to play in the Oklahoma City Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament over the weekend. They will play the host team, Oklahoma City University. By Dick Couch Associated Press Sports Writer Frank Lucchesi is off and run ning; Sparky Anderson is off and winging and the New York Mets are finally off on the right foot. It took one Short cut to get Lucchesi in high gear, two arms to get Anderson off the ground . . . and eight years and 11 in nings to get the Mets safely out of the starting gate. Left-hander Chris Short, side lined virtually all last year by a back injury, gave Lucchesi a rousing sendoff as Philadelphia’s new manager Tuesday by pitching the Phillies to a 2-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Right-hander Gary Nolan kept Anderson, Cincinnati’s new skip per, in orbit by following south paw Jim Merritt’s three-hit opening day triumph over Mon treal with a two-hit 4-0 conquest of Los Angeles. The world champion Mets, win less in all eight of their previous season openers, tripped Pitts burgh 5-3 on Donn Clendenon’s two-run pinch single in the 11th inning. Short, who pitched just 10 in nings last April before under going surgery for the removal of a herniated disc, launched his comeback wtih a five-hit perf t ance against the powerful It was his first victory since 29, 1968, and his third opec day shutout in 11 years will Phils. Nolan, 21, checked the Do(l|, on two singles—both by H[ Crawford — and permitted four other runners to reach three on walks and the othei | an error. Vol. mm BP !gp iS® CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES lb Texas Yellow Winesap Cooking ONIONS 2 Lbs. 25c APPLES 3 to, 49c Kentucky Waxed GREEN BEANS Lb. 29c RUTABAGAS 2 ,.19c ■ 6dp fyot lWE£T6T<eC> ORANGE JUICE TOMATO SAUCE SPINACH PEAR HAWES « a PINTO BEANS 2 a 35 1 CM Q&i Bonnie Baker BISCUITS Newport HOMINY 4 6 For25c I4 "cI„I0c this coupon WORTH I moo me (frpmiD stamp* WITH pd^CHASeof '$I0°£ OjrMOfc£,'BtaUD|NG JOfftCCO 0*1 Pissbf WIG0LY ONLY expires: 5AT: APRIL lb 70 IS IN A0OITION TO YOU* *KOUlA*LY I AMNIO SAVIMO STAMM I I I I fM 0 0 Q 0 Q JOU p ON PKK V&ceuw ppices 0|<l HE/M-TH I BEAUTY aips flfiUA NET ‘SW RIGHT GUARD &■, MHKOFMMN&IA PEP5006MT PHILLIP^ i»2-uZ Bit. TOoTHpwe family sue. SIMMY T0NY\T0 FLAVOR f TME5E PRICK GOOD THUpf - FPJ- A PRIL 9 * 10 f II - 1970 SYRUP B’RER _ RABBIT CC ♦ 501A95 / O PEPPER 19 h CATSUP !4oZ- Btl- 0ZCAN HEAVY BEEF PIKE PEAK ROAST Lb. 89c GROUND BEEF fresh Lb. 59c GROUND CHUCK Lb. 79c CUBED STEAK . H B |^ Y Lb. $1.39 SIRLOIN TIP STEAK Lb. $1.19 HEAVY BEEF BREAKFAST STEAK Lb. $1.49 RUMP ROAST SAUSA6E HENS ^PHTIB ppieo NfUHOFF- 9A0XI65 (5peeHwc*i 0P/^O ur ' SUPER TP<5r& "PI06LY WI00LY9 HEAVY BEEF SALE" ROUND STEAK (HEAVY ^ SHORT RIBS WlSKEfSIEWlWm smuMN STEAn T-BONE STEAK TEHOERBEPSIEAR T9f SUCEOHAM 5* Lb. 89c HEAVY BEEF HEAVY BEEF I HEAVY BEEF lb $1.09 Le 99c HEAVY BEEF \aoz- PK6- LB MO' |NM> W, STEAKS » SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ^ $1.19 FBYEB PART'S THIGHS Lb. 39c LEGS Lb. 39c BREAST Lb. 49c F9£&ZB9J5PZC\fr\~ \0 ^ SJZ0U|4^E£P 10 135 PRY£ 10 10 STEAKS 40 tg, total % Fryer Family Pack a »26A6T OTRS WITH 8ACK5 ' Q. Wlt^S£ > Q LEG 61TR5. WTH 0AC|C5 / 0.^5 ©I0LET5 PooSD wtewecue OU51t>MEp5 DOUBLE GOOBoflO 5TAMP5 Tu£9- VJ'TH 4 £60 Op SAOPE PUPCHA5E' SO-BBITE BLEACH 27‘ KLEENEX TOWELS •EOUtAlXD ^ $1.00 CORM 0M1HC CC8 Birdseye FROZgfsl lEVERYW LOW PRICED 1 »€NC0pfc2/49< t CHC4 cfc 29c n£ ,t JUICE » 39c CMIWK TWA c% 35c WiWoiL 49c RED LA3£L KWJ05YRUP JAf TOMATO JUICE cm '39c 31c CAM j4c Tb66T ®f1l55l)E te29c LOCATED AT TOKMMMNtf mms>M ■h 0UAH t, TT' WT5 PE56RVED y Hayi attalio Most ue lo\ Carried ■ North sycholo iage Fc ight. “Love tick of said he foui eries. “ ly, love The a< hether JJouTl kn is incorr Oyloo in th “The ited anc e said. The Sp: ^ A&M Town Hal c 'al Attn The fiv re corded