The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, July 26, 1972, Image 5
' iijn’UM m musi ifers /ios/ Bears in Post’s Charity Came Wednesday. July 26, 1672 THE BATTALION CoDscs Station, Texas Pace i Opening the 1272 of Um Houston Oiler*' Is Um sixth Houston Pool Charity to bo played la the Astro- August 10 at 7:20 p.m. This year’s opponents are the Chicago Bears. Last year's crowd of 4S«411 was a record for this phiianthro- FOR BEST RESULTS TRY BATTALION CLASSIFIED pk event. The game is sponsored by The Houston Poet dmritiee, Inc., a non • profit organisation estab lished to help raise funds for Houston charities. Over the past fWe years, more than 9100,000 has been donated to selected charities as a result of this or ganisation and its Charity Game. In this sixth year of offering a professional sports event with community benefit, Houston Poet Charities has another great com bination of challenging football The Bears — an backer Dick Butkos, in particular noted for physically dr amas. In spite of this “wrecking crew” reputation, they are faced with the Oilers’ 2-1 edge in the record of the teams’ past three confrontations. The Oilers are eager to make that record 2-1, especially with their new coach. Bill Peterson, at the sidelines. This incentive, phis their experienced rookies of last year and new uniforms, should make the Oilers a worthy match for the Bears. The recipients of this year’s game proceeds are Big Brothers of Houston and the Neighbor hood Centers-Day Oars Associa tion, both United Fund affiliates. Former AftM players in the game will be Roes Brupbecher, a third year linebacker for the Bears, and David Hoot, a rookie safety for the Oilers. Houston picked Hoot up after he was cut by the Los Angeles Rama Tickets for the Charity Game may be purchased at all Foley's r Ticket Centers; the Houston Oil ers Ticket Office (6210 Fannin); the Kirby Ticket Window at the Astrodome; or by mail (address orders to: Houston Oilers, P. O. Box 1516, Houston 77001. Please add 50* to ceeer mail order charge.) Also at Levy’s in Gal veston and Be Has Hess in Beau mont. Prices are: Field Box (red level), $7.00; Messanine Box, (orange level), $7.00; Logs Box (purple level), $7.00; Upper (yel low level), $7.00; Field Reserved (west end zone), 96.00; and East End Zone (permanent stands), $6.00. Assistant Ag baseball coach hired by Corpus high school Terry Logan, who served as Logan, who graduated from Aggie baseball Coach Tom Chandler's assistant for three years, has been named head base ball coach at Corpus Christ! King High School. "I’m very pleased to get the position,'* Logan said. “It's an excellent opportunity for me, and the baseball program at King Is in good shape.” SPICIAIS GOOD WED. TMUR. Pit. 4 SAT. JULY 14,27,». ■ AND 22th. SMOKED MLS.D.A. iUND^" CH0,CE BEEF 1ME CUTi ISWISS SHANK PORTION. IUTT PORTION | j* 55* j LB. SLICED BAC0N~“-“!!L.. 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A4M in May, played baseball at A AM Consolidated High Sehool. He signed a professional contract with the California Angels and played in their farm system be fore deciding to return to school. In assisting Chandlet, Logan helped with varsity workouts and waa in charge of the junior var sity program. He also handled moat of the scouting and recruit ing duties. Englert doing well in minor leagues . R. J. Englert, the AAM center- fielder who was named to the second unit of the All-American college baseball team, was hit ting .410 for Decatur, III., In the Midwest League, according to latest reports from the San Francisco Giants-darm club. Englert had a career batting average of .396 at AAM. He was signed by the National League Giants after being selected by them in the free agent draft held in June. 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