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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1978
PATRICIA BOUGHTON
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April 1st 4-8:30
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INTERNATIONAL WEEK
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The International Students Association
presents at 8s00p.ni. Thursday March 30
INTERNATIONAL WEEK
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COMING EVENTS
SATURDAY, APRIL 1
PARTY
Of The ECONOMIST
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At Quonset Hut A
8:30 p.m.
Guys - $2.00 Girls -
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SUNDAY, APRIL 2
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Aggie rifle club
sponsors rifle tourney
BUD WARD
VOLKSWAGEN INC.
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The seventh annual Interstate
Rifle Match was held March 24-
25 at Texas A&M University.
The match took place at the rifle
range in the basement of the Mili-
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tary Science Building. There were
18 high schools and five junior rifle
clubs from Texas and Louisiana in
volved in the tournament.
The Texas A&M rifle club was the
sponsor. Rifles were provided by
the club.
The high schools and rifle-clubs
were broken down into 36 teams.
The teams consisted of all male or
female teams and mixed teams.
There were three categories that
teams and individuals could partici
pate in; ROTC, club and women’s
categories.
Prone, kneeling and standing
were the three judging events that
all individuals participated in. A
person had to shoot in each of these
rifle positions. For each of the pos
itions, a person was allowed two
shots.
Each shot was worth onep
a total of six points. The ma
number of points a team oj] P 11
cumulate for each event wasi was a ‘
The overall team winnei was a
2,111 points was Thomas
11 igh School from San Antoni. Wr u
team scored first place in il P j 1
categories. The overal 1
winner was Tommy om .i
Richland High School n
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CHUCK WISE
OFF CAMPUS
UNDERGRADUATE
SENATOR
points.
Ball High School scordj
place in the women’s i
1,967 points and Barbara|
placed first in the individual!
gory with 547 points. M st ‘
Sabine Junior Rifle ClulnJ^ ,.
place in the club awards nil 1
score of 2,094. P 5 a
Jesse Best supervised tL,M eeIT
match. He said there were®™
gers involved in the ton Djy
since each participant hat
ence in shooting and cache
watched by members of
club.
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Sign Up Dates
March 28, 29, 30
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