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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1976
Page 13
UT game reset for Thanksgiving
The nationally televised football
ime between Texas A&M and the
niversity of Texas has been re-
heduled from its original playing
ite.
The game was slated for Saturday
Nov. 26, but has been switched to
Thursday Nov. 25 (Thanksgiving).
The broadcast for the game will
begin at 7:30 p.m.
The Nov. 13 contest between the
Aggies and the University of Arkan
sas also will be televised either na
tionally or regionally. There is a high
probability that the game will be
played in Little Rock rather than
Fayetteville as originally planned.
Both games will be carried by the
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Citizen Band radio operators are
Iping outlaw hunters by giving
fiem the locations of Texas Parks
y Wildlife Department game war-
N |ens.
Nearly all poachers have their
ears up” when hunting illegally. A
rger number of deer are being kil-
ereneelj d ibis year by poachers working
sexpetijj jgether using CBs.
A favorite tactic used by outlaw
inters is to have one poacher sta
in himself where he has a good
of approaching cars. He will
tayincontaet with his “good buddy”
liowill be actively hunting. If he
■es a game warden, he will warn his
iend and the outlaw hunter will
avetime to hide all evidence before
game warden arrives on the
started baying. The poachers got ex
cited and started talking to each
other and maneuvering so they
could be in the right place when the
dogs chased the deer onto the road.
Game wardens were listening to
the poachers. Landowners with base
stations got on the air and started
helping the wardens to locate the
poachers.
Airwaves were jammed, dogs
were running, pickups and patrol
cars raced around back roads.
The deer got away.
For lack of evidence, no case could
be filed against poachers.
Time to renew license?
The use of CBs by poachers
cached a climax recently when a
oupofsome 20 men were running
cerwith dogs in the timberlands of
n iast Texas.
The poachers were staked out on
oads and fire lanes listening for the
;s and watching for game war-
The dogs got on the scent and
Has your fishing license expired?
If it has, you may be among more
than 100,000 Texans who have pos
sibly forgotten to renew their state
fishing licenses this spring.
It became apparent at the Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department that
something was amiss when the sales
of fishing licenses this year con
tinued to run far behind the number
sold through this time last year. By
the end of April, there was a de
crease of 110,012 from April, 1975.
For the department, this has re
sulted in a revenue decrease of
$437,822.45 from the fishing license
fees collected through April last
year.
A Texas sport fishing license costs
$4.25 for both resident and non
resident arud is required of all per
sons except those under 17 years of
age or over 65 and other fishing in
the county of their residence with
trotline, throwline or pole and line.
It is valid for one year from date of
purchase.
All other Texas hunting and fish
ing licenses are valid from Sep
tember 1 through August 31 of the
fiscal year in which purchased.
Garrison reminded those Texans
who also intend to hunt this fall and
winter to consider the state’s combi
nation hunting and fishing license at
$8.75, a savings of 75 cents below
the cost of purchasing both licenses
separately — and an automatic re
minder to renew it by Sept. 1 each
year.
American Broadcasting Company
(ABC).
Texas A&M’s Brenda Goldsmith
and Susan Smerick will compete
today in the Association of Intercol
legiate Athletics for Women Na
tional Championship golf tourna
ment in East Lansing, Mich.
Goldsmith, who is one of the fa
vorites, recently won the Southern
Amateur and the San Antonio Wo
men’s City Championship and was
the individual winner in the Texas
AIAW tournament. She is a junior
from San Antonio.
Smerick, a sophomore from Fort
Worth, tied for fifth in the state
meet.
The national tournament will con
tinue through Saturday.
• • •
The 16th annual American Foot
ball Coaches All-American game will
be played this Saturday night in
Lubbock.
Arizona State coach Frank Kush
will coach the West all-Stars while
his counterpart for the East will be
George Welsh, head coach at the
Naval Academy.
Texas A&M’s Skip Walker is on
the roster of the West squad. The
future Houston Oiler is expected to
see limited action. The Aggies’ Ed
Simonini and Pat Thomas (headed
for professional careers at Baltimore
and Los Angeles respectively) both
declined to play in the contest.
The game, which will be nation
ally televised by ABC, will start at 8
p.m.
A quartet of Texas A&M signees
were named to the Texas
Sportswriters Association 1976 all-
state high school track and field
team.
Curtis Dickey from Bryan made
the team in two categories, the 100-
yard and 220-yard dashes. The prep
star, who will play football for Emory
Bellard’s Aggies, had best times of
9.2 and 21.0 in the two events.
Fort Worth Richland’s Tim Scott
was named to the all-state squad in
the discus category. The state’s top
halfmiler, Mark Gauger from Spring
Woods, was voted in that event.
Kent Figgs from Houston Sterling
was voted to the team in both hur
dles events, the 120-yard highs and
the 330-yard intermediates. All of
the last three are track signees for
head track coach Charlie Thomas.
• • •
Texas A&M hurdler Shifton Baker
will be travelling to Eugene, Ore.
shortly to compete for a spot on the
U.S. Olympic team.
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