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It’s Not Baylor Homecoming
For Former Bryan Native
WACO — When Baylor sopho
more tackle Joe Johnson lines up
against Texas A&M Saturday
night he’s going to have a lot
of inspiration going for him.
In the first place he was born
and raised in Bryan, the home
of the Cadets. In the second place
he thinks two straight losses are
enough. And in the third place
he wants to provide Coach Grant
Teaff witth a Homecoming vic
tory.
The 6-0, 208-pounder actually
has a fourth reason in that the
Aggies talked to him about stay
ing at home for his college edu
cation, but when signing date
came around never came forth
with the scholarship offer.
It was Teaff who put the spot
light on Johnson back in the
spring when he shifted the quiet-
spoken youngster from noseguard
to defensive tackle. “I said at the
time that he was going to be the
sophomore of the year in the con
ference, and I’m not changing my
mind now,” Teaff pointed out
Sunday as he graded films of the
Baylor loss at the hands of Ok
lahoma State.
"Joe came through with an in
spired tackle as he ended one of
the greatest goal line stands I’ve
seen as the half ended Saturday,”
Teaff said. “He got through and
got to the fullback about the same
time the ball did. He really came
through with a heroic effort and
we went to the dressing room
with a 7-0 lead.
Johnson said he thought that
he played “pretty good” against
Oklahoma State, but that he
would have to wait on the films
to be graded before he could be
sure. “I didn’t get beat too many
times, though,” he said. (For the
record Joe got eight tackles and
six assists.)
The former All-District nose-
guard at S. F. Austin High came
to Baylor “because I liked the
people and campus, and generally
what the coaches wanted to do.”
He was a starting noseguard on
a freshman team that won only
one game and admits “You’re al
ways discouraged when you lose.”
This spring he made the transi
tion to tackle and has had a tre
mendous start toward the goal
Teaff has pointed out for him.
Against Georgia he outgraded the
heralded Millard Neely and got
six tackles and four assists. To
date he’s had 26 unassisted tackles
and 29 assists.
The best thing about the Baylor
defense this year? “It’s got to
be that we are getting to the ball
quicker. That helps to keep the
runner from breaking tackles. Of
course, spirit plays a big part.
Coach Pat Culpepper and Roger
Goree make sure that we don’t
forget what we’re out there for.
They’re super leaders.”
Johnson says that there is little
talking in the defensive huddle.
“Roger calls the signals and that’s
it. However, when we get on the
sidelines he usually calls us over
and we get things straightened
out.”
Johnson says he thinks the
Bears can snap back off twin
losses at the hands of Arkansas
and Oklahoma State and put it
all together against the Aggies.
“Even though we can win the rest
of them,” Johnson declared Sun
day, “I think this game against
Texas A&M can be a turning
point. We really need a confer
ence win. That’s what I want . . .
to win a conference game and get
back in the conference race.
That’s why you are going to see
us giving our best Saturday night
against the Aggies.”
And the young man from Bryan
would like to be a leader in that
effort . . . just for old times sake.
Anderson Named NL’s Top Boss
CINCINNATI <A>) _ George
“Sparky” Anderson doesn’t be
moan his role as the losing man
ager in two of the last three
baseball World Series.
“After all,” says the Cincin
nati Reds skipper, who was hon
ored Wednesday as the National
League Manager of the Year, “if
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
REMEMBER THAT EVERY
MAN YOU MEET IS FAC
ING HIS OWN HARD
FIGHT. IT WILL CHANGE
THE WAY YOU SEE HIM
AND DEAL WITH HIM.
We are convinced we can face
these hard fights better to
gether than we can alone. If
you want companionship and
support in your life struggle,
join us Sunday at 10:45 a. m.
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL
315 N. Main — 846-6687
Hubert Beck Pastor
MARTIN
LUTHER
A professionally produced film about a man of a previous age
whose zeal for renewal in the face of overwhelming odds has
made him a man for all ages will be shown at the Methodist
Fellowship Hall on Sunday evening, October 29, at 8 p. m. The
campus community is invited to attend without charge.
The showing: of this film is co-sponsored by the Wesley Foundation, UCCF,
the Episcopal Student Center, St. Mary’s Sdutent Center and University
Lutheran Chapel.
Pick a fight
with your
neighbor.
The cancer
fight.
You won't have to
start this fight,
but you can help
finish it.
The American Can
cer Society needs
volunteers to help
knock out this
dreadful disease.
Call or visit your
local ACS office
to see what you can
do to help.
And, don’t forget
your neighbor.
K> AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
DALLAS (A*) — Cotton Bowl
representatives will be watching
second-ranked Alabama for the
third time Saturday in their
search for the guest team against
the Southwest Conference cham
pion New Year’s Day.
Alabama meets Southern Mis
sissippi in Birmingham and Field
Scovell, president of the Cotton
Bowl Athletic Association and
cochairman of the selection com
mittee, will view the game.
Other games under the Cotton
Bowl eye will be Nebraska-Okla-
homa State and Notre Dame-
Texas Christian.
Cotton Bowl representatives
have also scouted Oklahoma, Col
orado, Louisiana State, Auburn,
Tennessee, Georgia and Ole Mis
sissippi this year.
LAKE VIEW CLUB
3 Miles N. On Tabor Road
Saturday Night: Tommy Overstreet & The
Nashville Express
From 9 - 1 p. m.
STAMPEDE Every Thursday Nite
(ALL BRANDS BEER 35f0
I weren’t here I’d be painting
houses, so I can’t kick.
“I have nothing to complain
about,” he said. “How can you
complain when you’ve got steak
in your mouth?”
Anderson, whose Reds were
beaten by Oakland in the sev
en-game World Series which end
ed here Sunday, has won Na
tional League pennants in two
of his three years at the Cincin
nati helm.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS . SWISS
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS
UNIVERSITY TRAVEL
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Memorial Student Center
College Station
Phone 846-3773
and their Immediate Families
$279
Dallas - Geneva - Dallas
DECEMBER 25-JANUARY 8
15
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CHARTER PACKAGE
EUROPE-On Your Own
DALLAS - GENEVA - DALLAS
DC-8 Stretch Jet
December 25-January 8 15 Days
$279
Designed for the person who wants total freedom and flexibility so that
he may visit one or many of the Great Capitals of Europe. Enjoy sightsee
ing in Europe on your own with no tour guides or large crowds to rush
you through the places you have come to see.
TOUR INCLUDES:
* Round-trip jet transportation from Dallas-Geneva-Dallas.
* Delicious meals and free cocktails served during flight.
* Twin or Triple Tourist Hotel accommodations on
your last night in Geneva.
* Transfer from your hotel upon departure to airport
* Baggage handling and tips
* International departure tax.
AND, NEVER ANY REGIMENTATION
YOU DRIVE CAR OPTION
Designed for the person who wants total mobility that a car with un
limited mileage can provide.
A. December 26-January 1 7 Days
2 persons per car $ 65.00. per person
3 persons per car $ 43.00 per person
4 persons per car $ 33.00 per person
B. December 26-January 8 14 Days
2 persons per car $129.00 per person
3 persons per car $ 86.00 per person
4 persons per car $ 65.00 per person
INCLUDES:
• Rental car for 7 days or 14 days, with unlimited mileage, based on
a minimum of 2 passengers in cars as designated in Switzerland.
• Comprehensive liability and collision insurance.
• Ski or luggage rack.
• Snow tires on rear wheels and chains.
Based on Renault 12, Opel Ascone, Kadette Ralle (Switzerland). All of the
above cars are full-size, four-passenger cars in Europe. VW Buses are
available for six passengers at $55.00 per person with 1,000 free
Kilometers for 7 days and at $95.00 per person with 1,500, free
Kilometers for 14 days. .
All air fares are a pro-rata share of the total airplane cost and are based on 42 seats from Capital. The price per person is subject to increase
if all the seats on respective charters are not filled. The cost on the air for both departures is $250.00 per person. The land cost is $26 per
person, and the administration charge is $3.00 per person. Persons eligible for travel will be those who are members of the affinity group at
least six months prior tp departure date, and the members of their immediate families.
UNIVERSITY TRAVEL
SKI UNLIMITED, INC.
Divisions of BEVERLEY BRALEY TOURS TRAVEL
P.O. Box 4007—Bryan, Texas 77801
Phone 1-713-823-0961
OPTIONAL TOURS
I. CHARTER PACKAGE
EUROPE ON YOUR OWN
December 25—January 8—15 Days-
-$279 per person
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please find $
in fullQ for number of persons. Minimum deposit $100
as deposit □ as payment
per person and an additional $100 deposit required for each optional
tour. Make check or money order payable to SKI UNLIMITED, INC.
Name
Street
City _
Phone
State
Zip
Return this reservation immediately to insure flight space. Reserva
tions limited. Rates based on double occupancy. Our prices are
based on rates and tariffs in effect as of the date printed herein
SKI UNLIMITED, INC. reserves the right to adjust tour prices in
event of rate and tariff changes over which it has no control.
Undersigned does hereby release Texas A&M University, the Charter Director, officers
and members, from any and all manner of causes of action, accounts, controversies,
damages, claims and demands, in law or in equity against said organizations, or
against the director, officers and members of ether, by reason of any personal
injury, or delay, or loss of or damage to baggage, or any other personal property,
which may accrue during or by reason of participation. Participant, and the
accompanying participants, certify that he or she is a faculty, staff or student of
Texas A&M University, or an immediate family member.
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CHRISTMAS
VIA 747 to GENEVA
HOUSTON — GENEVA — HOUSTON
DECEMBER 26 - JANUARY 4
DECEMBER 26 - JANUARY 9
III.OPTIONAL TOURS
A. SEE EUROPE — SELF DRIVE
1. □ December 26-January 1—7 Days
□ 2 persons per car—$65 per person
□ 3 persons per car—$43 per person
□ 4 persons per car—$33 per person
2. □ December 26-January 8—14 Days
□ 2 persons per car—$129 per person
□ 3 persons per car—$ 86 per person
□ 4 persons per car—$ 65 per person
B. SKI CHAMONIX. FRANCE — Grand Roc Condominium
1. □ December 26-January 1—7 Days
Q 2 persons per condominium - $153 per person
□ 3 persons per condominium—$127 per person
□ 4 persons per condominium—$118 per person
2. □ January 1-January 7—7 Days
□ 2 persons per condominium- $136 per person
□ 3 persons per condominium - $116 per person
□ 4 persons per condominium-$109 per person
C. LONDON — PARIS
□ Dec. 26-Jan. 1— 7 Days—$295 per person
D. ROME — FLORENCE
1. □ Dec. 26-Jan. 1— 7 Days—$215 per person
2. □ Dec. 26-Jan. 7—13 Days—$300 per person
E. MOSCOW — LENINGRAD
1. □ Dec. 26-Jan. 1— 7 Days—$385 per person
F. GENEVA
0 Dec. 26-Jan. 2 — 8 Days
7 Nights — $90.00 Per Person
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GROUP SPACE
SWITZERLAND
$ 344 10
PLUS TAX
ICEUNDIC
CHRISTMAS GROUP SPACE
to LUXEMBOURG
DALLAS — LUXEMBOURG — DALLAS
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 8
DECEMBER 26 - JANUARY 12
32.100
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