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Wednesday, May 3
8-12 p. m.
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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Wednesday, May 3'i
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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.
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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-
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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
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these color guide numbers. (1). Black (5).
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Blue. Please do not color unnumbered
areas.
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