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r t» i nt: dm i i mliON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 Wrestling team set for match BATTALION CLASSIFIED Call 845-2611 The Texas A&M Wrestling Team begins its regular season in Ft. Worth against TCU on Nov. 5. Prac tice showed a record turnout of over 40 new wrestlers, along with 16 vet erans and seven returning 1976 let- termen. Prior to this time, the team had been working out in an off season program consisting of running, drills, and weight training which began September 6, 1976. The Aggies, who were State Runner-up Champions last year, will find the usually strong Texas Tech team out of Lubbock to be their main obstacle in winning the Southwest Conference Crown this year. Other strong contenders in the Texas Con ference this season will include Rich land College, South West Texas State, and North Texas State. The A&M Squad is extremely well rounded this year with at least three wrestlers in each weight class and in some classes as many as four compet ing for the varsity spot. The team is full of young talent from all over the country and will be depending on the services of new wrestlers like Rick Vigue, a 118 lbs. Texas state runner-up from San Antonio, Bob Benebento, a 134 pounder from Murrysville, Pennsylvania, and Jack Cliff, a free style wrestler from Ohio at 142 lbs. The Ags’ designated captains for the 1976-77 season are Bob Hines, 126 lbs. from Bryan, and Blair Monhollon, 167 lbs. from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Both were outstanding wrestlers last year and will hold key positions on the varsity squad this year. Monhollon was A&M’s only State Champion last year and was honored by being voted Most Valu able Wrestler by the Texas Wrestl ing Coaches Association. Hines took runner-up in his weight class in the 1976 State Tournament and received trophies for both fastest pin and most team points. Other wrestlers that will probably round out the varsity squad this sea son will be Tim Caulton at 150 lbs., Jay Clements at 158 lbs., Dave Schlosberg at 177 lbs., Mike Larson at 190 lbs.,' and Richard Lynn at the heavy weight slot. Coaching the Ag gies this season for his second year is Jim Giunta from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Last year under the leadership of Coach Giunta the Ags took second place in a tough battle for the Southwest Conference Title and ended the season with a record of 11 wins and 4 losses. Giunta at tended Penn State University for three years where he captured the Commonwealth Campus Wrestling Title in 1973. Then in the fall of1973, he transferred to Texas A&M and while wrestling for the Aggies in 1974, took first in the State Cham pionship at his weight class.Ci received his Bachelor ofSciew gree in Physical Education Texas A&M and is presently® on a graduate program in El Physiology. When asked to ment on the team, Coach C said, “The Ags have a lotofpot this year and with good “tea fort, I feel they are capable of c ing both the Southwest Confai and Texas State titles. hunkers ’N Lies By JIMMY GUILLOT CUSTOM SOUNDS UNBELIEVABLE OPENING SALE . . . JUST 2 MORE DAYS! (WPMorveejR \\l I'M STKKKO KKCEU Hl< • ' V ' v, V' OR TOSHIBA SA-320 Both Valued at $200 00 WHEN YOU PURCHASE A PAIR OF ULTRA-LINEAR 200-B LOUDSPEAKERS ATTHEIR REGULAR PRICE OF $159.95 EACH The Ultralinear 200B speakers pictured here have a 12' foam edge air suspension woofer, a 5" self-enclosed, edge-treated mid range transducer and a 2" phen olic ring high frequency radiator, capable of handling 50 watts RMS, and they re circuit breaker protected DIMENSIONS: 24-3/8 H x 14-1/2 W x 12" D A-400 FRONT-LOADING CASSETTE DECK VALUED AT $375.00 SALE $297 00 ALL 4G& I I )■«: BLANK TAPE 20% TO 30% OFF REGULAR PRICE LIMIT 10 PER CUSTOMER . ■ . AND MANY MORE SPECIALS! OPEN 10:00-7:00 THIS WEEK SALE GOOD THROUGH THIS SATURDAY 7:00 P.M. WE RE JUST A MILE FROM A&M, SO HURRY ON DOWN! CUSTOM SOUNDS ABATJiQ PRESENTA NO SACO NADA DE LA ESCUELA” — TEATRO CAMPESINO “EL ALAMO” — TEATRO DE LOS BARRIOS SLIDE SHOW — “LOS IMMIGRANTES” MUSICA — CANCIONES DE LA RAZA Friday, Nov. 5th Rudder Forum 8:00 p.m. STUDENTS FREE WITH I.D. OTHERS - $1.00 COMMITTEE FOR AWARENESS OF MEXICAN-AMERICAN CULTURE For the first time in several weeks, things look promising right now for a good weekend of bass fishing. And it just so happens that Lake Conroe will be the site of a bass tournament this weekend, the seventh of the year for the Aggie Bass Club. This contest will be a team tour nament, with two freshmen per team. Teams may fish either Satur day or Sunday, and a total of 20 fish may be weighed in by each pair of anglers. Although the fish are weighed together, each contestant must keep his fish separate so that individual point totals can he tabu lated. Shiloh Marina has been desig nated as tournament headquarters, and is a good choice because it is located about halfway between the dam and the upper end of the lake. Fishermen will he able to reach either end of the lake within a rea sonable length of time. Fishing hours will last from 6:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. As mentioned earlier, things are shaping up for a successful weekend for fishermen, and not only on Lake Conroe. Fishing seems to have picked up in the last few days on many lakes after several weeks of cold fronts and rain. The biggest factor is the weather. Bass have a strange habit of getting “lockjaw” after a cold front passes. They just won’t hit. Right before a front the fishing can he great, and just after it passes you d swear there’s not a fish in the whole lake. It seems that every time I ve hit a lake lately it’s been on the tail of a front. There’s a reason for having the November tournament on Lake Conroe this year. Tom Bennett, tournament director, said the tour nament was held there last November and the fishing was excel lent. Only eight participants turned out, but those eight brought in al most 60 lbs. offish. That’s an average 3806-A OLD COLLEGE ROAD (Right Next to Triangle Bowling Alley) PHONE: 846-5803 LOOK FOR OUR BLUE & YELLOW SIGN ZJAW& AIRLINES now offers 7 roundtrips to Houston and 9 roundtrips to Dallas every day except Saturday. Davis Airlines has increased their schedule to Houston and Dallas to provide 210 flights per week. Effective October 31, Davis has 7 roundtrips to Houston and 9 roundtrips to D/FW every day except Saturday. The Saturday schedule includes 5 roundtrips to Houston and 4 to and from Dallas. You can check your luggage to destination and make connections with flagship carriers to major points across the country and around the world. Call us (or your travel agent) for reservations. Bryan/College Station to Houston Houston to Bryan/College Station Flight Leave Bryan/ Arrive Flight Leave Arrive Bryan/ Number College Station Houston Number Houston College Station *6 01 6:20a 7:00a *6 02 7:20a 8:00a 03 8.20a 9:00a 04 9:35a 10:15a 05 10:35a 11:15a 06 11:40a 12:20p 07 1:10p 1:50p 08 2:20p 3:00p 09 3:20p 4:00p 10 4:35p 5:15p 11 5:45p 6:25p 12 6:45p 7:25p *6 15 8:00p 8:40p *6 16 9:10p 9:50p “6 — Except Saturday Bryan/College Station to D/FW D/FW to Bryan/College Station Flight Leave Bryan/ Arrive Dallas/ Flight Leave Dallas/ Arrive Bryan/ Number College Station Fort Worth Number Fort Worth College Station *6 102 6:30a 7:30a ‘6 101 8:00a 9:00a 104 8:30a 9:30a 103 10:00a 11:00a *6 106 10:00a 11:00a *6 105 11:30a 12:30p 108 11:30a 12:30p 107 1:00p 2:00p *6 110 1:00p 2:00p . *6 109 2:30p 3:30p 112 2:30p 3:30p 111 4:00p 5:00p *6 116 4:00p 5:00p *6 115 5:30p 6:30p 118 5:30p 6:30p 117 7:30p 8:30p *6 120 *6 — Except Saturday 7:00p 8:00p *6 119 9:20p 10:20p DAVIS Airlines Easterwood Airport College Station Your personal airline of about l x h lbs. per fiski which ain’t bad. This yearcoiiK that if the weather holds I talked to a guy at Si nesday night, arid he saidfislmjl really picked up with the more: weather of the last few days, large fish have been brought in ambulan btained by < emergency rr mpus, call epartment \ rsity Police the interse [jersey Streets ional TV Bui HOUSING the sprin |&M are und g to reside plication at MCA 101. P sit gets the rst-served p st, Assignme eluding a 5% pounder. Mosti ovember. larger fish have come from thejm area, but fishing has been more: sistent along the moss bedsai creek areas. Several limits have beenli uiriesbyme from water four to 12 feet deep the submerged creekbeds ofCj Creek and Little Lake Creel .n also get a oommate s< tudent Affai tudents who MCA 103 ar 08. The offic to noon k. | Best baits have been cranlli^partrnent and worms, and some topwaterl: laintained, have been producing early and each day. Fish will probablp railable in found a little shallower right! ence hall with the mild weather at hand, that can only make fishing all ;r easier for everyone. Entry' fee for this Aggie BassO tournament will he the usualM,i any A&M student or sta may enter by showing up at to® rogram for I ment headquarters Saturday Sunday morning. Club duesofl ig, the State must also he paid before enter::: ays and Pul Intramural INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL FISH A Division: M-l vs. C-2, 2-0:1-lvs.N! Sy-7 vs. SQ-15, 2-1; S0-12 vs. SQ-iO.H vs. SQ-1, 1-2. WOMEN INDEPENDENT A Division: Gruder's Cangvs. RMFi Scandta II vs. SQ-10 #2, 0-2; Twistk. Angels, 2-0. B Division: Almost VBers vs. Aqu: 2-1; Sexy Six vs. BSU #2, 1-2; Vollerti* the governoi eek a third vs. Willowick, 2-1. ^ a ii C D ‘ v £w : . Bras * y n Broadsvs - KAT2j:I [uTeYtodiv II vs. HE Wives, 2-0. CORPS A Division: L-l #1 vs. K-l, 2-0; F l«! 1-2; C-2 #2 vs. 11-2, 0-2; B-l vs. A-1,M! ier her husl vs. K-2, 2-1; B-2 vs. F-2, 2-0. B Division; N-l vs. SQ-7 #1,2-(l;S(H SQ-3, 0-2; A-l vs. F-l, 2-0; C-l vs.Dl, dug taken f< THE BIK on area was ounced toda osals revie lighway Ad igton at an lillion. As tl vailable for ery few wei A SOUR< jov. Dolph ilans, howe’ ilso been qui CONFUS ional Distri day in Dali FLAG FOOTBALL MEN DORM A Division: Aston I vs. Crocker Red, W B Division: Crocker Blue vs. Schulintd I, 0-26. MEN INDEPENDENT A Division: D.G. Ext. vs. Treehouse,5 Wolfjaws vs. Over The Hill Gang, i CO-REG A Division: Newts vs. Travis House,!" yesterday tb B Division: Crow-eds vs. Infinity,Mi outbreak hi CORPS A Division: SQ-2 vs. F-l, 0-22, B Division: SQ-2 vs. D-2, 7-6. FISH A Division: F-2 vs. SQ-2, 13-6. ammage aj publican in< irding to fi eased by tin TEB). The -ammage \s Paul. 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