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ATTENTION- Graduating Seniors and anyone else that will not be at TAMU next fall, if you wish to have the 1972 Aggie- land mailed to you, please come by the Stu dent Publications office, 216 Services Bldg, and leave a mailing address and a postage fee. ROBERT HALSELL TRAVEL SERVICE AIRLINE SCHEDULE INFORMATION FARES AND TICKETS DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL m CALL 822-3737 1016 Texas Avenue — Bryan EAST GATE LOUNGE Presents The easy over Country Folk Blues- Guitar and Fiddle FIDDLIN FARON EVANS from Corpus Christi's Marine Club, Mayflower Hotel Wednesday, May 3 8-12 p. m. Cold Michelob 10^ per glass (one keg only) Page 10 THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Wednesday, May 3'i )hn C It’s too late for SWC titk I \| but Frogs sweep Ponies L** DALLAS OP*—Texas Christian swept a doubleheader Tuesday from SMU 10-6 and 16-1 to tie Texas for the Southwest Confer ence Baseball championship with a 12-6 record. In the first game, the Frogs scored four runs in the top of the seventh. Pat Carden paced the rally with a three-run homer. TCU jumped off to a 6-0 lead after two innings but SMU hit Righ a ^° four doubles in the third iRout wim for four runs. John AstrotlRerence c the game in the fourth rR eight me two-run homer. Rout their In the second game, !Rrst, of pounded out 17 hits. CardaLi ill, agaii lected his second home run« for awl day with a two run blast is gjppointmer third and Jimmy Torres hay or an ^ *. three run homer in the nenid-.-'tting when the Frogs collected af runs. le foothi id in one DON GRAHAM, A&M COWBOY, bullriding during the A&M N.I.R.A. rodeo, was good enough to place in the money at the A&M show. He is one of the eight team members going to the National Finals at Bozeman, Montana in June. (Photo by Mitch Michelson) Aggie rodeo team qualifies for national championships An eight-man team will repre sent Texas A&M at the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Associa tion’s National Rodeo Finals June 20-24 in Bozeman, Montana. The team is made up of Don Graham, David Hammit, John Welch, Nick Burnham, Lew Rust, Dan Gamblin, George Vance and Keith Chapman. Reid on piano SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UP)— Mike Reid, a 250-pound defensive tackle for the Cincinnati Ben- gals, makes his San Antonio de but tonight—but not on a foot ball field. He’ll be playing the piano. Reid, 24, who starred on the football team at Pennsylvania State University while earning a music degree, will appear in the San Antonio Symphony’s final Pops Concert of the season. He plans several numbers, in cluding a medley of such tunes as the theme from “Love Story,” “Yesterday” and “Let the Sun Shine.” The hefty gridder also will join the symphony’s singing group for some popular selec tions. Reid has appeared in the Cin cinnati Symphony Pops series and with the Utah Symphony Orchestra, as well as on several television shows. The meet is jointly sponsored by the NIRA, with headquarters in Huntsville and Montana State University. The Rodeo Finals matches the top rodeo cowboys and cowgirls from nine regions throughout the Western United States. The con testants will be competing for top places and awards which con sist of trophies, saddles, gold and silver buckles, prize money and other awards along with national recognition for themselves and their school. The A&M team qualified for the finals by finishing in the top two teams in the Southern Re gion of the NIRA which encom passes schools from South and East Texas and Southern Louisi- PLEASE don’t overlook The important Railroad Commission Race The Texas Railroad Commission has broad regulatory and enforcement powers pertaining to— ★ Conservation of Oil and Gas Activities it Pipelines A Railroads, Trucks and Buses it Liquefied Petroleum Industry EACH of these are vitally and directly tied to OUR LOCAL ECONOMY BYRON TUNNELL now a member of rhe Railroad Commission and seeking re-election, to a second term LET S KEEP BYRON TUNNELL RAILROAD COMMISSIONER . . an experienced leader with sound judgement Vote for BYRON TUNNELL, May 6, 1972 (Political Adv.—Paid for by Bryon Tunnell Campaign Committee.) ana. All of the team members placed high in their respective events which include saddle bronc, bareback bronc, bull rid ing, tiedown and calf roping and steer wrestling. In order to qualify, these cow boys had to collect the most points from the team’s five best rodeos during the spring compe tition. upsets GRADUATION PICTURES Make sure you and your parents have pictures of jt moie graduation. All you must do is come by Barker Photograpl! I to tak at 405 University Dr. in North Gate and pre-register. Reseifi* n tions made until 6 p. m. Friday. 1 bid ant K1 Texas f Cap and Gown Portraits will be taken at our studio f® i/' 0 tton C r\ m a nrwAinf monf qqo r-\r f 1 a 11 WA989ft for rv-* ■ . . 12-6 p. m. no appointment necessary Call 846-2828 for m* information. Robert C. Barker '71 David R. Beeson '72 ■any thou; it of the n ft the me "hrown ii more wi Vo csgiving | e l,! would Irkey Di Bene Stal 'ch for tl VOTE FOR CARL A. BELL DEMOCRAT FOR STATE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTU?! My opponent has been in this offict years. He is out-of-touch with farmers. Consumers’ Choice consumers, farmers, and rancl* Democrats and Republicans will agreetha is “Time For A Change*'. Vote forCarlBd May 6, 1972 „..PdPol. ir a 25-d olle nve Super Bi Number hat’s wl match ity and mi, Flor his duel COMMENT OF A McMAHON GR ADUATE “Tat hes US ri ity- th< In May, 1968, I graduated fron McMahon College and immediiteli accepted a position as a Court Re- porter. Last yearlmadi $19,012.67. For a fascinating cami that really pays off, I suggest rot look into Court Reporting by cm- tacting McMahon College, 2601 Main, Houston, Texas 77002, CaU coUect 713/228-0028 [collegial lion—aga Iked Mia |m in the Sandy Hayes jhe pairi Itch as e) tory ovi iked S ( rch 20 a Associt bally as liege Tei Gift-A- Rama icials ar 00 fans irricano The mati spring Redmond Terrace — College Station Graduation — Mother's Day PLASTERCRAFT NCA/ ps Jur orgia. 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