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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1977
Page 7
ellard respects Royal
J nSgTil STEVE MARTAINDALE
pvas A&M University football
acinto Open ch and Athletic Director Emory
lard, in an Associated Press story
r’sClub, Fin t er day, was said to have “spoken
emble at 3prj strongly ••-about former boss
miler will be ,, _ &
'un Run” for] '' re " R °y a ^
ther persom(®|
ger distance, j ut Bellard said last night that
members,! 11 deepest respect for
cS..g«r.„l:>«' the form ^ r head football
llat the University of Texas. “At
time did I ever try to take a
IMC* shot at Coach Royal,” Bellard
e 1966 World .m
The AP said Bellard’s statements
p.m.
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>DAY
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is required
of Civil Enj^
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were made to Texas Football
Magazine.
The AP quoted Bellard as saying,
“The only problem Darrell has is his
inability to accept the integrity of
other people. Somewhere along the
line he got an idea that he was the
only person in the world that’s hon
est and forthright and just.”
But Bellard said yesterday that
his statements were not anything
personal.
He said there is “a difference of
opinion between me and Coach
Royal,” on recruiting violations.
I don't believe that all colleges
are going out of their way to break
the rules,” Bellard said. “Rules are
broken, but mostly through
technicalities and because the rules
are so complex, Bellard said.
I think that’s true of most all
universities. There are some schools
that contradict that, but they are
isolated cases.”
When Bellard worked for Royal at
Texas, they put together the
wishbone-T offense before Bellard
came to Texas A&M five years ago.
Royal retired from coaching last fall
after 20 years UT.
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Center Complex for recognized student organi
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accepted for the 1977 Fall Semester (August 29-
December 16, 1977) in the Scheduling Office,
2nd Floor, Rudder Tower beginning at 8:00 a.m.
Friday, April 15, 1977. Application forms may be
obtained in the scheduling office. Requests will
be confirmed before the end of the Spring Se
mester.
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lain, Pfaff to be inducted
to Aggie Hall of Honor
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ucation AssoohiBq Texas A&M graduates, who
/e made important contributions
-the A&M athletic program, have
chosen as the first honorees to
ducted into the new Texas
Hall of Honor.
* j. .Ste selection of Wofford Cain of
ItldlCUhs, Class of 1913, and Bert Pfaff
. , Tyler, Class of 1925, was an-
Internabond f' d by the Texas A&M Let _
1 he former m , n ’ s Association President J .E.
les has beei| 0 >- Robe rts.
he evadedf j^ a ]j Q f Honor was estab-
he received le( ] to recognize outstanding con-
promotionall|
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by a federal e
$125,615 in:
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ears ago, tool
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tributions by non-lettermen,”
Roberts said.
Cain made large contributions to
the building of an Olympic-size
swimming pool and a new athletic
dormitory at A&M. Both facilities
bear Cain’s name.
Pfaff was instrumental in raising
the funds necessary to complete
payments on Kyle Field football
stadium.
Induction ceremonies for Cain
and Pfaff will be held at halftime of
the Maroon-White football game
April 23 at Kyle Field.
The plaque that will be presented
to Cain an Pfaff will read:
“In grateful recognition and deep
appreciation of your loyalty, devo
tion, dedication, faithful service
and lasting contributions to Texas
A&M University Department of
Athletics.”
No more than two men each year
will be selected for the Hall of
Honor, Roberts said.
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