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September o sD ion IE BATTALION Thursday, September 28, 1972 College Station, Texas Page 5 III) ish Oppose Owlets Tonight “Me coldly KEVIN COFFEY 'i'rbone Sa ; Kgisiant Sports Editor fr-educatj. After 43 grueling workouts, the Bering," |xas A&M Fish football team feyed by J finally be unveiled at 7:30 'll 463..1S 1 ; t Bght. Aggie fans have been Mo paid a , vait ng to see the results of 1329,090,4(15 Ruiting efforts which placed ^ instittitfoBn men on the varsity squad, lone said ill' 6 ^' ce Owlets are the op- (I inquiries t Bents as '■I 16 49-man squad, as ion. |ell as the entire Fish coaching "arbone sa, ma l <e their debut as Texas or reclasi ed nn n., Bhe Owlets are fresh from a sity’s crit 4-1 ‘ heating of arch-rival Hous- ot based i> n while the Fish have been ter of tb wxi iusly awaiting their season he conolii.vfc’ 1 -’ 1 '- rminj n gp/Bhe Fish will be without the in the oo prices of Bubba Kean, Skip r ornia <• Walker, Alvin Bowers, Richard Hs adult !l purpose^ ibis has in an outof mimence lii residence rs :ible for !!. i' duratio' « m J r football fans are finks, but arn j np jj^Biost all Finks are Army foot- ses in Mii ^ * ^ an8, ^ least they are in # U.S. Si Fi,lk ’ Tex - ■The entire population of Fink ed public sBight people—will invade Col- t searchit:B;e Station, Tex., on Saturday, m to thi |Se|it. 30, to welcome its newest Bizen and adopted king, Cadet Kingsley Fink, prior to the •flfiny-Texas A&M football game. [King Fink, as he’s called by his inmates, is Army’s starting arterbaek. The six-foot, 192- Bund junior, who actually hails from Eau Gallic, Fla., will then Osborne, Carl Roaches, Ed Sim- onini, and Henry Tracy due to the new freshman eligibility rule but coach Paul Register is left with plenty of talent. In addition to 30 scholarship athletes, the Fish have 19 walk-on players who made the squad. Every scholarship athlete recruit ed by the Aggies made at least all-district honors in high school. The Fish will run the Wishbone with Dale Ammons at quarter back. Halfbacks are Ronnie Hubby and Melvin Howard with Bucky Sams the fullback. Garth TenNapel is the Fish center flanked by guards Tyrone Wright and Dennis Smelser. Of fensive tackles are Scott Knippa and Tyrone Wright. finks Invade A&M Stadium fo Initiate Army Ouarterback (VEST POINT, N.Y. — Not all lead the invasion of Finks from Godfrey’s Restaurant North Gate NEW HOURS: |Mon. - Thurs.—<5:30 - 7 p. m. Fri, - Sat.—6:30 - 3 p. m. Sun.— 11 - 7 p. m. Steak & Lunch Specials Bring This Coupon For 10'/ Off For Aggie Dates and children Mon. - Thurs. the north, and an invasion of Cadets from the northeast, into College Station on the 30th. When her honor, Mayor Patricia Albright of Fink, learned that King Fink would be in Texas this fall with the Army football team, she presented a resolution to the townspeople to grant an honor ary citizenship to the visiting cadet. It passed unanimously, 8-0. When Cadet Fink; his coach, Tom Cahill; and the Army ath letic director, Colonel William J. Schuder, were informed, West Point reciprocated and invited the entire town of Fink to be the guests of the Army Athletic Association at the grid contest in September. As a result, officials at the Military Academy and at Texas A&M have agreed that the pres entation of the Fink citizenship plaque should be made to King Fink before the game. Assisting in the ceremony will be Mayor Albright and her husband, Wil lard, and their family; also Cap tain Gerald B. Peddicord, a re tired Navy captain, now the head of the Fink Country Club in Tanglewood, Tex.; and Mr. and Mrs. John Clift, the official Fink historians. In addition to his new citizen ship, King Fink also will receive a commission as an admiral in the Texas Navy. LAKE VIEW CLUB 3 Miles N. On Tabor Road Saturday Night: The Methaney Brothers & Band From 9-1 p. m. STAMPEDE Every Thursday Nite (ALL BRANDS BEER 35?) I c-schod Octobef College n since se cif will be on will ■elow: ■ery. esda)' SAINT THOMAS’ EPISCOPAL CHAPEL AND STUDENT CENTER 906 Jersey Street (Southern Boundary of Campus) Telephone: 846-1726 Sunday, 8 and 9:30 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Tuesday, Canterbury Eucharist and Supper, 6: 30 p. m. Thursday, Holy Eucharist and Breakfast, 6:30 a. m. The Rev. James Moore, Chaplain. The Rev. W. R. Oxley, Rector Gabriel: How about cleaning up the whole mess of ’em and startin’ all over again with some new kind of animal ? God: And admit I’m licked? From Green Pastures God’s never been licked (Sound familiar?) Worship the Risen Christ with us — Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and/ or 6 p.m. UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL 315 N. Main — 846-6687 Hubert Beck, Pastor Aggieland Flower & Gift Shop Aggieland has a beautiful selection of individual design football mum corsage for that very special girl Aggieland Flower & Gift Shop 209 University Dr. 846-5825 PS: Why not a single Aggie rose for that sweet young thing! ! The receiving corps for the Fish consists of tight end David Greeno and split end Roy Murry. Murry is a non-scholarship ath lete. The Fish defense is a standard 4-3. It is supported by two-way starters Bujnoch, Smelser and TenNapel. Bujnoch teams with Blake Schwarz at defensive end while Kent Krueger and Smelser are the tackles. Kim Scott, Carl Warnke and TenNapel are the linebackers with Pat Thomas, Jackie Williams, Doug Wood and Charles Arndt in the secondary. Lee White is the Fish punter, wihle Mark Stanley handles the kickoffs and extra points. Coach Register summarized the Aggie team as having good size and good speed in running backs and a solid first unit. But depth will be a problem, he said. Rice compiled 241 yards pass ing against Houston with Claude Reed throwing two touchdown passes. Owlet defense also re covered five fumbles. After tonight’s game in Kyle Field, the Fish play three away games before returning home Nov. 16 to play Texas. 'WHEN YOU (Nivel CALL ON US FOR MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER UNIVERSITY CAMEL'S 846-3773 TOWN SHIRE SHOITING CENTER 1907 Texas Ave. Bryan 823-0961 UNIVERSITY TRAVEL BRYAN YOUTH CRUSADE VIDEO TAPE HIGHLIGHTS CHANNEL 3 SUNDAY OCT. 1, —4:00 P.M. KBTX-TV T^cwicL (jUiLkersort ... Author of the MOSS U AND THE E VIDEO TAPE REPLAY CHANNEL 4 WEDNESDAY OCT. 4, —8:00 P.M. 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