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Page 4 THE BATTALION FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1974 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY TRAINING REGISTER NOW For SPRING SEMESTER STARTING MARCH 11, 1974 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC SCIENCE THE TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM For More Information Contact: Institute of Electronic Science Texas Engineering Extension Service The Texas A&M University System F. E. Drawer K College Station, Texas 77843 Telephone 713-822-2323 Ags faring well in Fayetteville Swimmers holding third after one day in SWC meet PEANUTS PEANUTS The A&M swim team is run ning in third and threatening to take over second place after the first day of the Southwest Con ference meet. In jumping past second-seeded Texas the Aggies garnered two school records and qualified two swimmers and a re lay team for the nationals. The first event, the 500-yd. freestyle, Doug Meaden was tops for A&M, placing seventh in 4:49.27. Jim Yates was ninth. In qualifying for the 200 yd. medley, Steve Moore broke the Aggie school record of 2:01.20. Then in prelims Steve Prentice lowered the mark again with a 1:59.18 but not to be out done Moore returned with a torpedo like 1:58.85. Prentice finished third and Moore seventh while both qualified for nationals. Scott Jones placed highest for A&M in the 50-yd. freestyle at ninth with a 22.18. A&M’s top diver, Duncan Coop- EXCLUSIVE “GET NEXT TO YOU” OFFER! % OFF ANYTHING! CO-EDS: We want to get next to your body . . . with the finest female fashions in the country. • If you’ll come in and bring this coupon along, we’ll give you 109c off any item in the place! Come see Iris and the girls ... let us get next to you. Manor East Mall Village Qisualsj BLUE GRASS Do You Know What It Is? THURSDAY COTTONWOOD Rock & Roll FRIDAY STANLEY COTTONWOOD Rock Rock & Blues Roll Boogie 6 to 10 SATURDAY SUNDAY THE MAROON PUB EVERY DAY 8:30 FEMALES FREE MALES $1.00 ^ Peniston Cafeteria NOW BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE. YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH THESE CARE FULLY PREPARED AND TASTE TEMPTING FOODS. 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The 400-yd. medley relay team upset Texas in a school record time of 3:37.82. The team broke the record in the prelims but low ered the mark in outdistancing the Longhorns. SMU took over first place after one day’s events with 253 points, with Arkansas a distant second with 88 gained mostly in diving events and a first in the 50-yd. free. “They have good teamwork and spirit. They swim their butts off for the team,” said coach Dennis Fosdick of the A&M swimmers. Events starting tomorrow in clude the 200 free, 100 fly, 100 back, 100 breast, three-meter div ing and several relays. RESULTS 500-yard freestyle — 1, Paul Hove, SMU, 4:38.34. 2, Geoff Sharp, SMU, 4:38.59. 3, John Thorbum, SMU, 4:41.86. 4, Rick Worrel, Texas, 4:42.56. 5, Dave Intramural Results The Intramural department is sponsoring a “Senior Charity Classic” basketball game, pitting Civilian seniors against those from the Corps. The game will be played in G. Rollie White at a date not yet determined. There will be a do nation-admission policy with all revenue going to a designated on- campus charity. The all-senior squads will be coached by Aggie basketball sen iors, Joe Arciniega, Randy Knowles, Charlie Jenkins and C. W. Guthrie. Military tryouts will be Tues day March 19 at 5:30 in G. Rollie. Civilian tryouts are set for March 20 at the same time and place. Tryees should wear a white T- shirt with their name embroider ed, painted, glued or somehow at tached to the shirt. Class A Racqeutball F-l over B-l 1-2 and Squadron 14 over Squadron 13 F-2 over Squadron 4 Class A Horseshoes Squadron 5 over E-2 L-2 over m-1 Squadron 3 over 1-1 F-2 over 1-2 and Squadron 14 C-l over Squadron lt> Class B Horseshoes Squadron 2 over Squadron 5 White Band over Squadron 3 Class C Horseshoes Davis-Gary over Utay Class A Softball Squadron 1 over L-l Maroon Band over Squadron 12 Class B Softball Squadron 12 over K-l F-2 over L-l F-l over Squadron 3 N-l over Squadron 11 A-l over C-l Squadron 2 over Squadron 5 Squadron 4 over A-l Class C Softball Puryear over Moore Legett over Schumacher Class X Softball Plantation Oaks over Hart X ME Bunch over Statistics Environmental Engineers over BAG Brand X over The Team Moses X over IES #1 Martino, Arkansas, 4:46.16. 6, Ralph Watson, Texas, 4:46.31. 7, Doug Meaden, Texas A&M, i4:49.27. 8, Joe Hale, Houston, 4:50.92. 9, Jim Yates, Texas A&M, 4:51.89. 10, David Brind ley, SMU, 4:52.30. 11, Bob Sup ple, Houston, 4:55.74. 12, Chuck Thomas, SMU, 5:00.46. 200-IM—1, Richard Hess, SMU, 1:54.75. 2, Tye Hochstrasser, SMU, 1:57.30. 3, Steve Prentice, Texas A&M, 1:59.22. 4, Paul Con- gleton, SMU, 1:59.37. 5, Berry Hamilton, SMU, 2:00.95. 6, Doug Tuero, SMU, 2:01.51. 7, Steve Moore, Texas A&M, 1:58.86. 8, Larry Schueckler, Texas A&M, 2:00.61. 9, Brent Barker, Texas, 2:01.49. 10, Richard E c k h a r t, Texas Tech, 2:02.49. 11, Tim Car ter, Texas, 2:05.28. 50-yard freestyle — 1, Doug Wilness, Arkansas, 21.53. 2, Bob Aberson, Texas Tech, 21:56. 3, Bill Temple, Arkansas, 21:73. 4, Ray Ince, SMU, 21:73. 5, Rich ard Sarrat, Houston, 21:96. 6, Gary Isacksen, Arkansas, 22:11. 7, Fred LeMaistre, Texas, 21:85. 8, Rick Tillman, TCU, 22:07. 9, Scott Jones, Texas A&M, 22:18. 10, Dwain Strait, Texas Tech, 22:19. 11, Ronnie Barr, SMU, 22:21. 12, Janica Ertl, SMU, 22:30. Fftr,NO-600(!j WORTHLESS HOUND! Steve Moore 1-meter diving—1, Scott Reich, SMU, 457.30. 2, Neel Elliott, SMU, 438.80. Keith R a n n e y, SMU, 430.40. 4, Brad Garlich, SMU, 422.75. 5, Pat Bieker, SMU, 417.45. 6, Dick Ferris, Arkansas, 406.80. 7, Bob Phoreson, SMU, 405.95. 8, Richard Raybuck, Ark ansas, 394.35. 9, Christine Loock, SMU, 384.55. 10, Hugh Hoffman, Arkansas, 383.20. 11, Chuck Ma- chell, Texas, 376.65. 12, Duncan Cooper, Texas A&M, 344.85. 400-yard medley relay — 1, SMU, 340.128, SWC record; old record, 331.28, Texas, 1973. 2, Texas A&M, 335.834. 3, Texas, 337.552. 4, Arkansas, 338.081. 5, Texas Tech, 340.508. 6, Houston, 342.700. 7, TCU, 352.887. 8, Rice, 400.285. Team Totals: SMU 223, Arkan sas 88, Texas A&M 66, Texas 59, Tech 39, Houston 35, TCU 19, Rice 10. VYING David i YOU FLEA-BITTEN [ GOOD-FOR-NOTHi CANINE • ■ a., *r oi • Ser for bli THAT'S THE TKJUBLE WITH KINS S£NSlTlVe...EVEN THE SllOT REMARK CAN HURT HOUR FEEUN6S SOSOLIKi TV & RADIO SERVICE INC Authorized Zenith Sales aii Services 713 S. MAIN 822-21!: Cindermen travel to Houston meet lighu lelton ictim The A&M track squad travels to Houston Saturday for a triang ular meet with Rice and the Uni versity of Houston. The meet will be held on Rice’s track which will be the site of the SWC track meet in May. The Aggies are coming off a successful showing at the Bor der Olympics in Laredo last week end where they finished third in team totals, winning two events and finishing second in three others. One of the featured races is sure to be the 100-yard dash with A&M’s Charles Dawson last week’s winner in Laredo, favored to beat out Wayne Johnson of UH and Rice’s Zoe Simpson. Johnson was second ast week while Simp son defeated Dawson in a dual meet three weeks ago. Dawson was having trouble gaining recognition until his vic tory in Laredo and now everyone seems to be looking at the sopho more transfer from Blinn Junior College. Hurdler Scottie Jones is the other Aggie winner at the Border Olympics and he is heavily favor ed to take the 120-yard highs. Jones has the best time in the con ference thus far this season with a 14-0 ran two weeks ago. Hous ton’s Freddie Lewis has a 14.4 to his credit while Mike Fulghum of Rice has run a 14.6. A&M’s Shifton Baker and Richard Mc- Gilvray have best times of 14.3 and 14.6, respectively. Baker has three top SWC marks in one field and two running events. His high hurdles time is the third best mark in the con ference while his best long jump effort of 22-10^4 is good for fourth and he also has the fourth top time in the 440-yard intermed iate hurdles with a 53.1. He will be favored to take the long jump but UH’s Larry Gnatzig, who edged out Baker in Laredo, get the nod in the intermediates. Bill Newton, second place fin isher last week in the javelin, should have no trouble in winning his specialty. His closest competi tor will be Rice’s Mike Fulghum who has managed to come no clos er than 18 feet to Newton in com petition this year. A&M’s Phil McGuire, coming off his season-best performance in Laredo, has got the edge in the high jump. McGuire has the best mark in the conference this year with a 6-9 jump but will get plenty of competition this week end. Houston’s Cliffen Fruge and Dave McMenamin have both cleared 6-7 while Rice’s Glenn Ray and Aggie Don Riggs each have a 6-5 leap to their credit. A&M will be favored to take both relays with Houston provid ing the stiffest competition in the 440 and Rice pushing the Aggies in the mile. 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