? ICIAL NOTICE itices must arrive intk (i Publications before deijJ the day preceding publjj Science English Profi 1|; Examination examination, for all in curricula of the Co||^ have not taken the k Examination, will begivJJ ivemher 15, 1973 at Department Curricula J Room 11J BSf, IY Department Curricula Room 229 ( rartment Curricula - 208 ACII Department Curricula- Room 202 PEl';| ,tion and guidelinea oi ? examination, check secretary. Completion i( a requirement of the a prerequisite for regii iac Semester, 1974. evin s orner THE BATTAUON Friday, November 2, 1973 College Station, Texas Page 5 By KEVIN COFFEY, Sports Editor People often criticize sports writers for using sayings like “do-or-die,” “must game,” “crucial contest” or the like. Perhaps these phrases are trite at times but when it comes o Southwest Conference football, they fit the bill to the tee. In this league the second loss is death as no team in ;he SWC’s previous 58 years has claimed the title with two !>lack marks on their loop slate. So what do you call a game here each team already has a conference loss? It’s just House Member Urges Olympic Investigation ? to purchase the Texis.J ergraduate student nu«t!j academic year in rtsitl or ninety-five (95) icgJ ours passed at the trennJ— , period on octets 22, m^lain fact the winner gets one more week of life and the defying this requirement sli • i ing under this regulationjBOSGr 1® through. tichard’coiTebuiiding'skJ Since the Aggies lost their conference opener to Texas ieck order8 e for rd thw are “do-or-die” category every week for he ring*clerk startinrfeKhe rest of the season. This is the third consecutive week Ags’ opponent will also have one loss. Each time A&M mr* The'ri" , ® as arose ^he occasion, thus sending TCU and Baylor um 8 :00 a. m. to ie i»i)ack to the drawing board with the famous last words “wait H.^cooper^DesiT* nex t year” echoing in the locker room. ^*h'°Brownlee* 001 ^ K Theoretically, there are five teams still in the g cierk s^hase for a title, I might add, that is quickly becoming nown as the “University of Texas Cup.” The Longhorns have now won five championships in a row with a dead aim on a sixth. WASHINGTON UPl—Rep. Bob Mathias, R.-Calif., a two-time Olympic gold medal winner, said Thursday there needs to be an intensive investigation of the U. S. Olympic Committee and amateur athletics. Mathias also told a news con ference he understands the White House “is seriously considering the formation of a presidential commission” to make the investi gation. He said the commission would study the organization of the U. S. Olympic Committee and make recommendations concern ing the development of amateur athletes for competition. Mathias, who won the decath- alon in the 1948 and 1952 Olym pics, made his comments in announcing his introduction of a bill to create what he called a “Bill of Rights” for amateur athletes in the United States. The measure would also compel arbitration of disputes involving amateur athletes who want to LP WANTED vailable for irwntal pply in person, 405 W. -7326. WAJS’TED ening curb attendant also vening Fry Cook. xperience necessary. e-In 104 E. Unirmilj lldt! ded full time shift. Shift plus mileage. Cal After this weekend there will probably be three teams left chasing the crown. The loser of the A&M-Arkansas fame will join Baylor, TCU and Rice in the also ran category, fexas is in a good position to eliminate SMU and Tech could lite the dust if Rice can pull a big upset. Of course if SMU iould waylay Texas, the Southwest Conference would be- |ome a six team race. Don’t get your hopes up! The bookies say this is an easy week to predict the feWC’s games as all but the Aggies-Razorback game has a two-touchdown favorite. The Ags are favored by one point gainst the Hogs. SMU’s shot at the Longhorns is the big game of the isota, Texas 585. Ask for Mrs. ann Director of )r Mr. Fraley U :or e needed ! Earn $200.00 r with only a few ta beginning of the semate ■ TIONAL MARKETING SERVICE, irock Ave., Suite 203, relra, California 90021 801111 :iAL NOTICE rvice For All sler Corp. Cars York — Painting ee Estimates IOTOR COMPANY, KC. ) and Service Since 19!! one 846-1113 Hwy. 6-South ! Station, Texas xiptions, Etc. Accounts Invited "ee Delivery iay and big enough to draw a national television audience. The game is part of a doubleheader which features LSU- i px'rTcf jh ^' ss ' ss TPi th® nightcap. 31 a ‘ U 801 Both teams are 4-2 but Texas is 3-0 in conference play ind the Mustange are 1-1. Texas Tech beat the Ponies 31-14 ast week while Texas was nailing Rice 55-13. This contest will be a battle of the wishbone as SMU fias opted for the offense designed by Emory Bellard during pis tenure at Texas. The Mustangs lead the conference in total offense and rushing offense but against Texas you can leave your press clippings at home. «d» a dependable baby itt The last two games between these teams have been r by ’id 2 Kiifi-i3 i i e o ach wwl 'ff and Texas is favored by 13 points. TEXAS 38; SMU 10. Texas Tech will host Rice Saturday at 2 p. m. in Lub- oock’s Jones Stadium. Tech has now proven itself without doubt as they knocked off a nationally ranked team for the third time in four weeks with a 31-14 victory over 17th ranked SMU. Rice is still in a confused state as the Edwin Collins Affair is not resolved. Collins was dismissed from the team ast week and has been refused reinstatement. Tech is qualify or participate in inter national competition. Disputes between national sports organizations, such as the on-going battle between the Na tional Collegiate Athletic Associ ation and the Amateur Athletic Union, would be resolved under the legislation, according to Mathias. He said the American Arbi tration Asociation, an independ ent arbiter of disputes for 43 years, had agreed to handle any disagreements which would come under the legislation. Mathias said his measure, which had the support of all or ganizations but the NCAA, dif fers from other legislation seek ing to clear up the chaos of amateur athletics because “there is no new federal bureaucratic agency created. Bears’ Jeffrey Student Rep On Council When Baylor Head Coach Grant Teaff and quarterback Neal Jeffrey discuss strategy on the sidelines Saturday during Baylor’s homecoming game with TCU Teaff just might do the listening. 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