THE BATTALION
Wednesday, October 4, 1972
College Station, Texas
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A&M Water Polo Team To Participate
In Tough Northern California Tourney
The A&M water polo team
flew to San Francisco today to
participate in the Northern Cali
fornia Aquatic Federation Water
Polo Tournament which runs
through Saturday.
The tournament, which fea
tures some of the finest teams in
the nation, should give the Ag
gies valuable experience for fu
ture competition.
The 32-team affair is to be
played in eight brackets of four
teams each. The Aggies are in
the bracket with San Jose State,
Fullerton City College and Hum-
bolt State. A&M is also slated to
see action against San Francisco
State, West Valley College and
the University of Santa Clara.
The starting unit for the Ag
gies has put one Texan in its
seven members. Fred Meyers
and Lester Hamann, both of Red
wood City, Cal.; Gordon Brown
of Los Altos, Cal.; Jim Yates of
Santa Clara, Cal.; Steve Prentice
of Pasadena, Tex.; Mike Hicks of
Farmington, N. M.; and goalie
Paul McKinzie of Sunnyvale, Cal.,
comprise the starting team.
Meyers and Brown are co-cap-
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The Texas Aggies have all
their injured players back in ac
tion but are practicing behind
locked gates in preparation for
their SWC opener against Texas
Tech a week from Saturday.
Fullback Brad Dusek, halfback
Mark Green and tight end Homer
May, all of whom missed the
Army game, are hale and hearty
again. Defensive tackle Boice
Best, who re-hurt a knee in the
Army game, was back at work
Tuesday.
Coach Emory Bellard said he’ll
keep practices closed until the
Tech game here Oct. 14.
Defensive end James Dubcak,
who was demoted to the third
Celanese Gives
A&M Annual Gift
Celanese Coip. presented its an
nual gift to Texas A&M Tuesday,
awards totaling $4,500 to the De
partments of Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering and Mechanical En
gineering.
Dr. G. B. (Bill) Stiles, who re
ceived bachelor, master’s and doc
torate degrees in chemical engi
neering from TAMU, gave checks
of $1,500 each to the three depart
ment heads.
Placement Director Robert C.
Reese pointed out this is the sec
ond straight year Celanese has
made $4,500 grants to the uni
versity, bringing total donations
during the past five years to
$15,000.
unit after a poor performance
against Army, turned in his uni
form. Two other reserves also
quit — junior college transfer
Wayman Walker and sophomore
Mike Frazier, the latter to join
fall baseball workouts as a
catcher.
A re-evaluation of all posi
tions after the 24-14 loss to Army
brought about few early changes.
Paul Hulin moved from no. 2 left
end to no. 1 right end on defense
and freshman Ed Simonini cur
rently is running ahead of senior
Dennis Carruth at left line
backer.
Two other freshmen — Den
nis Smelser of Odessa Permian
and Blake Schwarz of Houston
Memorial — were moved up to
the defensive unit in second-team
roles. Smelser is a right tackle
and Schwarz at left end.
Antarctic Food Study
Aided By NSF Grant
Study of the carbon pathway
in Antarctic marine food systems
will be continued at A&M through
a $24,000 National Science Foun
dation program.
Dr. William M. Sackett of the
Oceanography Department directs
the research begun two years ago.
By tracing the carbon path
ways, flow of nutrient materials
in the food chain can be determin
ed. From this, the dependence of
organisms on others, from simple
to complex levels, can be better
understood.
tains and Yates is the only fresh
man on the starting team.
The remaining members of the
15-man traveling squad are Steve
and Dan Sonnenberg of Houston;
Larry Schueckler of Clarence, N.
Y.; Mike McLellan of San An
tonio; Mike Shary of McAllen;
Martin Litteken of Wichita Falls;
40 Drivers
Here Sunday
Over 40 of the nation’s leading
race drivers will invade the Tex
as World Speedway this weekend
for the running of the Royal
Triton ARCA 300.
Drivers from nine different
states and one from Canada will
be on hand when practice gets
underway next Friday afternoon
at 1 p.m.
Entries include ARCA super-
stars such as Iggy Katona, 57
year old two-time winner of the
Daytona ARCA 300 from Willis,
Mich., Andy Hampton of Louis
ville, Ky., the second man to de
feat Daytona twice and Ron
Hutcherson from Keokuk, Iowa,
the ’72 ARCA National cham
pion.
Among the top chauffers from
Texas are H. B. Bailey who com
petes in NASCAR’s Grand Amer
ican Series, Tony Bettenhausen,
Jr., Ronnie Chumley, John Haver
and Phil Cronin, all from Hous
ton. San Antonio drivers are
Clarence Lovell and Paul Jett.
Joe Plowman of Galveston and
Louis Wusterhausen of Austin
give Texas the largest number of
entries for the ARCA classic.
The Royal Triton ARCA 300
is expected to be one of the fast
est and most competitive races
ever held at Texas World Speed
way.
Qualifying for all 40 starting
position will begin at 1 p.m. Sat
urday.
Pre-race ceremonies which in
clude a concei’t by the A&M Con
solidated High School Tiger Band
starts at noon and the green
flag for the Royal Triton ARCA
300 falls at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
Lee Devis of Studio City, Cal.;
and Steve Engle of Hollywood,
Fla. David Russo of El Paso is
the team manager.
After college,
try retailing!
Come to an audio-visual
presentation Wed., Oct. 4
in Francis Hall, room 202,
7:30 p.m. Interviews,
Oct. 5.
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