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MSC Dinner Theater YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE NL’s fourth straight win THE BATTALION Page 11 WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1975 •6 United Rights BROWN I XMiniUl HtHKIMxHOr fM nil t l«ri«t rvviur »»U» Ox rxt comic PfWhtn *v CHARLES M SCHULZ l^ol.c ..OCIS.O Jy Qlintg Madlock surges NL by AL 6-3, in star-tilt Phil Gibson, CLU can take the uncertainty out of your financial planning. :on IS the ''ear." ' es had a this beeai l )le retunii, '•8 fault J hy die-hJ he late 6tj ll the th'ng to wj . i niaki ngli . •jnstanotlic presented by MSC SUMMER DIRECTORATE and THE AGGIE PLAYERS MSC Ballroom 6:30 p.m. Thurs. July 31 Thurs. Aug. 7 Fri. Aug. 1 Fri. Aug. 8 A&M Student/Date $4°° Gen. Public $ 7 00 Tickets and Information, MSC Box Office, Open 9-4 Mon-Fri, 845-2916 ADVANCE TICKET SALES ONLY • - don’t knos issed. The, hhe them, heat Texm ‘hout thoi) hi never H ,r e pressmi 'gis’ing th| I <»r not, iti g. ■n I am guj <l that Nov. ill schedule interesting! hedule. 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PIZZA INN NO. 2 1803 Greenfield Plaza Next to Bryan High PIZZA INN No. 1 413 Texas Ave. S. A three run outburst by the Na tional League in the ninth inning gave the senior circuit a 6-3 victory over the American League last night in one of the best and most exciting all-star games in recent history. The largest crowd in the history of Milwaukee’s County Stadium, 51,480, watched as Chicago Cub and Co-Most Valuable Player Bill Madlock drove a hard shot single past the drawn-in American League infield with the bases loaded in the ninth inning to give the Nationals their fourth win in a row and 13 of the last 14 in the mid summer classic. While the Cincinnati Reds have a 12'/2 game lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Western division of the National League the tables were turned in the first two innings. In the NL first three Reds went to the plate without any results while in the second three Dodgers took their turn at bat responding with three hits. The first two of which went the distance for a 2-0 NL lead. Last year’s all-star game MVP Steve Garvey led off the inning with a long home run to the left field off of AL starting pitcher Vida Blue of the Oakland A’s. On the next pitch Dodger and ex-Astro Jim Wynn. Ron Cey followed the double homer act with a single but was stranded. The back-to-back home runs in all-star competition since Ted Williams and Micky Mantle turned the trick back in 1956. The Nationals’ added a single tal- ley in the third. Steve Busby came in to pitch for the American’s and gave a lead single to St. Louis speedster Lou Brock. Brock was balked to second by Busby in the first all-star game balk since 1964. Then after Joe Morgan popped to short. Brock stole third and scored on a Johnny Bench single. The American league had two men on base in four of the first five innings but could never get the clutch hit. When it began to look like the Nationals were going to coast to the victory, the Americans got their first big hit. Trailing 3-0 in the bottom of the sixth, Oakland’s Joe Rudi led off with a single to left and was taken out of the game for pinch runner George Hendrick who stole second base on the next pitch. After a Craig nettles strike out, Gene Tenace walked. Pinch hitter Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox lined to right for the second out. The AL manager Alvin Dark pinch hit for his most effective pitcher, Jim Katt, with Carl Yas- trzmski, also of the Red Sox. Yaz hit the first Tom Seaver pitch deep into the right-centerfield stands for a 3-3 tie. The score stayed, the same until the ninth when the Nationals staged their comeback. St. Louis Cardinal Reggie Smith opened the ninth with a single. Smith was followed by Al Oliver of the Pittsburgh Pirates who drove a double to the left field corner off losing pitcher Catfish Hunter. Hunter was lifted for Rich Gos- sage who promptly hit pinch hitter Larry Bowa to load the bases. Mad lock followed with his heroic single to give the Nationals the win. They added an insurance run when Pete Rose scored Bowa from third with sacrifice fly. National League pitcher Jon Mat- lack, of the New York Mets, was the winning pitcher for the NL. He shared the MVP award with Mad lock. 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 822-1559 .leffensiin stanaarn Three for the road. Kawasaki lets the good times roll WITH A JULY TRIPLE SALE! 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