The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, March 23, 1973, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Tmmm
PtUajr, lUrdi tt. IfTS
—
THE BATTALION
College Station Relays Set For Exciting Conclusion
MIX IR'k
h» t fl«to to tto f is ito
wUm tto T«sm Ann*
m»» umi fto* ottor mu
Ftgtolac It Mt la tto valvar
aMr «*toMa witk AAM will to
Bajrtor. TCU. SMU. AMtoa*
CtotoMaa mm4 Saatli CatwMaa.
eaartoa CWIto Tluniai and Tad
Naiaan faal ttoir A«stoa will
tova a ran at tto rtoa»ptoaalup
If rartala tadhrWaala parfana aa
“ Baylor toa aa adca la daptli
tot wa'aa tod road wavtaato this
waak aad I think wa tova a
ftoara at wiahiac. 1 * toad coach
Ttomas aatoL “It caald coma dawn
to tto ftaal rvaat, tto mila ratop.
tofaaa a ctoaipian la datotoalaad.
"Turnday waa tto toot ddk of
wartoato wa*aa had la a tone
Um* Wa warhad oar oprlaton
pratty hard aad ttoy ran trail.
Sam* of ttom tamad up oor* tto
aaat eaapto of day# hut all ohauld
to wall hr Saturday *
FtoM ooant praitolnartoo la
tto hirh or tool divtaioa will horin
at II a.at. and tto running ooanU
at noon. Tto prap ninning avant
flaalo wW horia at t p.m.
Ttora will to aa prfltMlaario*
la tto ualaarotijr divtotoa Plaid
oaaato will to ran otartinf at 4
p.m with niiuiiag ayanto at 7.
AAM
Aa added attraction has toon
plaaaad with tto appoaraaea of
Wichita Stato'a Alan Walker oa-
torad la the uniaaraity mil* ran.
Ho tor ran a 4 :fi.l aad will ha
oat la hroak four minatao which,
tt acrompHotod. will to tto flrat
aaar ran aa Taaaa tail.
A not tor attraction will to tto
running of tto Mnatar’a mil*
whoro onyaa* aoar SO yuan of
age may an ter Individuals an
terod must state tto time to
thinks to will finish tto rao* aad
tto cloaaot guana wins The rront
will begin at i:SO p.m.
A featured compotttiao oaant
will to la tto university long
jump where ala of tto top oovan
jumpers in tto SWC at* entered
Saylor's Danny Bra tom la tto
confaranee toot thus far with a
,SS-0 followed closely by AAM's
Danny Rogers at S4-3<4 la third
place. SMU’s Kenny Hnirlaon
aad Baytar’s Ricky Thompooa aad
Mika Shivers will alaa to antervd
ASM la as par tad to claim blue
ribbons with Boa Groathoaot la
tto high jump, David Petorok in
tto pal* vmulh. Scottie Jonoo la
tto ISO-yard high hurdloo and
Willi* Blackmon in tto 800-yard
ran.
Marvin Mills, almost fully re
covered from log problama, shoo Id
gtv* SMU’s Poaacy twins some
competiUon ia tto 100- aad S00-
yard sprints. Recovered Sammy
Dierarhk* ia also axportad to tore
a good showing ia tto ZZO
Baylor looks to to a solid choice
in tto sprint relay, tto long jump
aad tto 4dO-yard
SMU
•y W«
Joe Poaacy, the javelin with Lea Tto mile relay win to a dag
Darwin aad Phil Morgan nad fight with TCU. Baylor aad AAM
Dava McCarty ia tto threa saila. all just a hit over aaa ssroad
TCU has tap marks with Lao apart ia lap tiaaaa. ABM la alaa
Williams la tto 440-yard dash just a fraction array from Baylor
aad la tto mile relay aad SMU la tto sprint relay.
Texas Twin 200s Boost
College Station Economy
following tto April 7th Taaaa
Twin 800a at tto Taaaa World
Spoedway, tto acaaamy of Bry
an/Codago Station will tova toon
boosted by aa sad mated tl.lOI.-
710.
Hard te believe, Isn’t B.
. Of
win
transport visiting race faaa te
Bryan/Callage Station, aa aad-
mated SjOM are axportad to make
at Mast aaa “PM Stop” taking
aa seam Ijm gallons of fad at
aa average of thirty-five cents
A predicted M.IOO out-of-town par
This will keep
of this nar-
meHy quiet domain. Nat only
will ttoy witness tto fastest au
tomobile race ia the sports’ kia-
araa far a single
spent far the pare
pent ia thia
1.000 will to
m ef tickets
just filling the cask registers
with aa estimated 880,008. Aad
that figure doesn’t even include
cigarettes, soft drinks, candy,
fixing flats aad ottor mlacol-
lananua items that contribute to
tto eervus station owner's aso-
aaailc status Ottor Meal mer
$200,000 that tto rao* faao will
part with for such things as film,
picnic supplies, alcoholic hover-
•gee, oan giaoeoa, aBa eeltaer
aad anything aMa that M naeaa
■ary far “race-watching “
ThM $1,188,780.80 M just tto
total sum that M expected to to
drcaMtod hi Bryaa-OdMg* Sta
tion. Wtot stoat Wavaaata.
Hempstsad. Houston, HuntoviU*.
Coarea, Caidwog and Madiaaa-
vilM ? Tto impart of spending
M certain to to fait in these M-
And just tl
again aa June
l! It
GIFT - A * RAMA
Redmond Terrace Shopping Cantor
STUDENTS SPRING SALE
Beautifully finished
TAMU Plaques
Rag $18.86
far |7.86
TAMU Baokends
- Reg. $11 86
far $7.86
88'A off
faculty
JEWELRY 2SVi Diacoum
SPORTS WATCH — Reg I24.f6 for $14.96
lexaslwin 200’s
Indy Chdmpionship Cars
200 Miles
PLUS
USAC Late Model Stock Cars
200 Miles
BOTH EVENTS ON THE 2 MILE OVAL
Saturday, April 7 1pm
TEXAS A&M SPECIAL
Regular S6 Infield Tickets
JUST $3 TO AGGIES
Available ONLY AT MSC
ceeatoaa at tto track. Local saw-
tei owner* win receive a round
$76,600 far rental of tto 8M
rooms la town aad another $800,-
880 ran to deposited by propria-
Benefit Game
Set Monday
Student CouaeiU from Bryan
and ABM Consolidated High
Schools will compote against aa
ethar in a charity basketball gm
at CoaaoHdbtod Gymnasium Man-
day at • p.m.
Procaads from the coo toot will
go to tto Amaricaa Cancer Socie
ty. Minimum donation has ha
sot at 60 canto for a vary* ns
Both the hoys nad giria a
compete far ana half of eetloa
with the giria playing half court
aad the hoys fall
Thar* has alaa toon actodul
a surprise halftime program.
Spring Sports
Friday
Baseball at Rtre, deahlaheadar,
1 p.m.
Tennis at Rice Intercollegiate
Saturday
| Baseball at Rico, 1 p.m
Tenato at Rice Tourney
Track at Callage Station Ketoya
Tennis tore against Oklahoma
City. 1:88 p.m.
Taa^y
i Baseball tore against Minnesota,
I Football apring training begins
Baa aha II tore against Minnesota.
1 * > li b I ** fi £ Y 1 p
I Football spring training. 4 p.m.
SCOTTIE JONES, SWr* TOP HURDLER, hop«8 to
ini prove hte 13.9 time set hwt waak in th« 120-yard high
hard Ion Jones ia tha only conforance performer to break
the 14 eecond barrier this season. He and the rest of the
Aggie track team will compete In the College Station Re
lays slated for Saturday. (Photo by Lynn Kitchens)
The Church..For a Fuller Life..For You..
!*££
%€ VrtatL. _
c/ i& as %t
Join the Search
for Tomorrow’s Energy
MEASUREMENTS
POINT THE WAY
Schlumberger
An Equal Opportunity Employ or
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO DISCUSS
YOUR FUTURE AS A FIELD ENGINEER
MARCH 27
Doaglme Jewelry.
SIS N. Mala • Bryaa - tSS-SUt
In a way it is too bad Tennymm govt the world his classic verse about a
young man's lamry. Ths dreams of Spring are not only lor young men . . . and
they’re not only thoughts of love.
In many ways Spring awakens new hopes in every heart. The surge of Mfe
is renewed Old frustrations are forgotten The targets of happiness seem nearer
This is particularly true during Lent. f
It’s a good time to thtnk And from our thinking to pUm how best to pursue
the goals we really cherish
Spring, and Lem. is a good time to go to church .., or to go back to church
if you’ve been awav awhile ...
Spring is a good time to seek the Sotace of resurgent living
JlfL, 3 / J4~.
BRYAN. TEXAS
MM Went 88th St
PHONE TA8-1S78
Campus
and
Circle
Theatres
College Station
College Station’s Own
Banking Service
University
National Bank
NORTH GATE
Sura Sign •/ Flavor
y Thunday ^ Friday Saturday
~~>n ^ <fjQu- 9 <g&tj jaL «y» '>%»/ ySsj ^ yitj 'Q* ^ y&tj ju&t
Sunday Monday Tueaday Wednoada
atttoo 12 Mark I Mark ^ Mark S
22-30 21-28. 32-34 7-13 14-29
24-39
0 Matttow 11
1-24 1-4
fW
y’wHi
CALENDAR OF
CHIUCH SERVICES
- tRi • «i*a r ■ arr u«w
9:0
C oe a ufrrL t !ty\
er. maars cavnouc
r am* a. n a m. 4 t p.m.
roa Maa*)
to Miwn l:M PM
to Maa* • P M
Mr a—■ a u. r p.m a ittM
• :«*-T Ilk
•e*
• M PM
im rM-
oMCTee^Btmw op"
raurr
• 09 a 9909 A.M Wa
t l* P M—W*
WISH UPOM k STAR
mtoarff* aeSariaTtoatol
Watch B Jama try
BspMk
Engraving
Embrey ’n Jewelry
"YW Friondly Stow”
North Gate — 844-S814
48,
TA* PM.
• to
(Wa44
M to A M-
T to P.M-
TW
• to A.M-
11 to AM
• >« pT^
■* 11N DAY ■
• to A to-
• to AM-
T to P M—fa
• to P M—Mi
miaa lia 4
r <8a4. «4e
• to
• to A M BMh Ctaa*
i« to A M OivUm WwaMa
:sf! 53£irs=
• to 4 1* to Ato.—1
• to A.M.-
• to XT'
• to PJ
Tto PJ
• to AJb-
11 to AJI.-
T to P.M-
SANITARY
Farm Dairies
Central Texas
Hardware Co.
BRYAN
• HARDWARE
• CHINA WARE
• CRYSTAL
• GIFTS
Student
Publications
TTie
Exchange
Store
’•Serving Texae Aggiea*