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Page 10 THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1975 fTFMTiOB mm cCrumbly signs Bills’ pact mm m ARE YOU PLANNING TO PREPARE FOR THE LSAT THIS COMING SUMMER OR FALL? John McCrumbly, perhaps the most intriguing of the Bills’ new comers, is the latest Buffalo draft choice to sign a National Foot ball League contract, the team announced today. Known as “Train” at Texas A&M University because of the railroad engineer’s hat he wears so often, McCrumbly is a middle linebacker. He is 6 feet l Vs inches and anywhere from 250 pounds to the general vicinity of 265. To purists, the rookie’s position and dimension may seem mutu ally exclusive. But the Bills, who would welcome an intimidating presence in the middle, have rea son to believe that isn’t the case. McCrumbly, who was drafted in the fifth round last January, has the reputation of being a pun ishing tackier. Although the Bills would like his weight to be about 240, their over-all impression of him was favorable during the March mini-camp in Rich Sta dium. EIGHT-YEAR veteran Jim Cheyunski, who is no more than 220 pounds, is the incumbent at middle backer. Other strong candidates are Doug Allen, last year’s No. 2 Begin your preparation early. At the STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL Cf:NTER classes are forming now to start in June, July, August and September. GET THE FINEST PREPARATION AVAILABLE. Take our classes early, then use our complete "test-n-tape" library to review, at your own convenience, right up until the day of the exam. Preparing for these exams takes time—don’t cut yourself short. WRITE OR CALL NOW FOR OUR COMPLETE MULTI-CLASS, MULTI-LOCATION SCHEDULE. Iffk) Ik' iBSSSSSlfea i ST-. 193ft mKMmWL CENTER 1U00 N. CENTRAL EXPWY., SUITE 407 DALLAS, TEXAS 75231 (214) 750-0317 THINK BUFFALO COME T(\ THE USC CAFETERIX WITH ALL YOUNG CHIEFS AND INDIAN'PRINCESSES TO (fREAT POW WOW. 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Described by A&M publicist Spec Gammon as “a big cutup . . . very outgoing . . . real hap py,” McCrumbly admits to hav ing difficulty saying “no” dur ing meals. But if curbing his offensive appetite at the table doesn’t curb his defensive appetite on the field, the Bills may be real happy, too. Shreveport of the World Football last year after three seasons with I gy League. NFL’s New Orleans Saints, has ■) ue sti Hodgkins disease and only a 50-5(1 « wan ( RAY HESTER, a starting line- chance to live, it was reported Kpeop backer with the WFL Hawaiians Friday. He is 26. B tails r es, I ebee THE BILLS also announced the signing of free agent Hal Thom as from Bowling Green. The 5- 11, 170-pounder will be tried as a corner back; he hopes to arrange the first meeting next week. Thrall, who has spent consid erable time in London during the last few weeks, said conflicting schedules have precluded any ex tended discussion with the Bills. “We are at a very early stage,” he explained. 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