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THE BATTALION Page 11 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1975 ■ V Vaulter Brad Blair hopes to regain the form that enabled him to clear the bar at 16-7 on this jump. He will be A&M’s only field entry in the NCAA meet. WELCOME STUDENTS AMF - HUFFY BICYCLES ENTIRE STOCK 20% THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY FOR EXAMPLE HUFFY 10 SPEED SCOUT REG. NOW $ 96 FOR THE HOME Tied for MVP honors Irving, McGinnis heads ABA All-Star balloting NEW YORK (AP) — Julius Erv- ing and George McGinnis, who shared the American Basketball Association’s most valuable player award for the 1974-75 season, head the ABA All-Star team announced Monday. Erving, of the New York Mets, and McGinnis, who played for In diana last season, were unanimous choices in the balloting by writers and broadcasters in the 10 ABA cities. Completing the first team were center Artis Gilmore of the champ ion Kentucky Colonels, and guards Mack Calvin of the Denver Nuggets and Ron Boone of the Utah Stars. McGinnis, who signed a con troversial contract with the New York Knicks of the National Basket ball Association last Friday, led the ABA in scoring with 29.8 points per game during the regular season and 32.3 in the playoffs. Erving, named to the All-Star team for the third straight year, finished second to McGinnis in scor ing and was among the league lead ers in five other individual depart ments. Gilmore was the MVP of the playoffs and made the first team for the fourth consecutive season. He received 58 of a possible 60 votes. Calvin, like McGinnis, Erving and Gilmore, was a repeat choice. He led the ABA in assists and free throw percentage. Boone made the first team for the Phil Gibson, CLU can take the uncertainty out of your financial planning. -A#*' Phil Gibson is a Chartered Life Underwriter offering financial services in the areas of tax-shelters, retirement programs, personal estate planning, business and employee plans. The proper coordination of life insurance, fixed and variable annuitiesi and mutual fundsi can take the uncertainty out of your financial planning. i(Through Jefferson-Pilot Equity Sales, Inc.) 3200 S. College .IftffRPISftfl 022 1000 stannara first time in his seven-year career. He was the ABA’s third best scorer during the regular season with a 25.2 average and extended his ironman string to 84 games. He has never missed a game since joining the league. Selected for the second team were forwards George Gervin and Marvin Barnes of St. Louis, center Swen Nater of San Antonio, and guards Brian Taylor of New York and James Silas of San Antonio. Seven sign with A&M track team Coach Charles Thomas an nounced Friday that Texas A&M has signed seven track and field prospects to athletic scholarships. The group includes six high school seniors and Craig McPhail, a hurdler from Ranger Junior College who attended A&M as a freshman but flunked out. McPhail was an all-America JC 440 hurdler this sea son, getting second in the national JC meet with a 51.2 clocking. The six high school seniors in clude: Tony Wheeler of Durban, South Africa, who had a 47.6 in the 440-yard dash and a 1:48.6 in the 880-yard run. Tommy Glass of Odessa Permian who won the 880 in the regional meet in 1:52.9 and who placed fifth in the state meet in 1:53.5. Steve Stewart of Fort Worth Richland who won the 4A state dis cus with a throw of 192 feet. Harold Bilker of Corrigan, Tex., who won the state 2A high hurdles and who was nationally ranked in that event with a best time of 13.8. Ronnie Keys of Kilgore who won the state 3A high jump as a junior with a leap of 6-10 and who cleared 6-8 as a senior. Walter Jachimowicz of Wood- bridge, Va., who was the Virginia state champion in both the 880 and mile during his junior year. He had best times of 1:53.1 and 4:12.3. He was injured most of his senior year but did compete in the 880 at the state meet. ENGINEERING & OFFICE SUPPLIES We have the most complete line of Drafting & Architectural supplies in this area. Large stock of collegiate materials, transfer lettering, and art supplies. Prompt & courteous service. Special dfscount prices for students & faculty. 25th & Sims Bryan Two Great Stores to serve you: Redmond Terrace Shopping Center College Station MARTEX TOWELS BATH TOWEL $ 1 99 If Perfect *4.00. Soft, luxurious towels in this year’s favorite pastels. HAND TOWEL s 1. 4 ’ WASHCLOTH KITCHEN PLASTICS $ ^ 97 Special Purchase. A great assortment forthe home at a fantastic low price. BED PILLOWS 2 for $ 7 Reg. *4.50 Ea. 100% polyester filled, non- allergenic, odorless, standard size. Explore the Wonderful WORLD OF FASHION LEVI WRANGLER FARAH MANN ARROW VAN HEUSEN CAMPUS LEE BOBBIE BROOKS STRING BEAN TURTLE BAX BEYER YOU BABES SHAPELEY