THE BATTALION Page 13 FRIDAY, APRIL 25, I960 HELP/ y pillow had to qnjij ?irl was I rea l amaioLi, fights on gate, or 6 on pledge : seen y with- he fight. XY\ the CowboyJ boxing care-| . 22. ege drafts nd W rculating | ie ring for t 15 nothing” I'LL HELP.. . iELP To SEND YOU nTO BACK HOUSTON/ ( dp 19 90 Olympian hopefuls seek court order >ut it but oesn’t rhat’s the ut it, farascoi ing), no, like: whenj ,ady Ag track team vored at state meet Now you know United Press International Two rats can become the prog enitors of 15,000 rats in less than a year. United Press International NEW YORK — PoUtics, econo mics and diplomacy — activities that have seemed to supersede the tradi tional track and swimming in Olym pic news of late — were joined by jurisprudence Wednesday. A group of prospective Olympians filed suit against the United States Olympic Committee seeking to overturn the committee’s decision not to send a team to the Summer Games in Moscow. The lawsuit, filed in federal dis trict court in Washington, was announced at a news conference held in the New York offices of the American Civil Liberties Union. It seeks a court order declaring the USOC April 12 resolution illegal and prohibiting the committee from doing anything other than enabling American athletes to take part in the games. The action would return the choice of participation to the indi vidual athletes. “We’re just plain tired of being used by our government and being told we’d be used by the Soviet gov ernment,” said Anita DeFrantz, a 1976 rowing bronze medalist who is one of 20 plaintiffs named in the case. “We re not tools. We re human beings with goals and aspirations.” Also joining in the class action denial: I aper also ones •andry was s’ return rs to be sA&M women’s track team, t for its first team champion- fin the seven year history of the s Association of Intercollegiate : for Women (TAIAW) state , travels to Austin Saturday as Established favorite in the 10- field events and distance running for the majority of their points. Iris Tip- ton and Early Douglas are ranked first and fourth respectively amongst the state shot putters. Jan Chesbro tops all high jumpers in the state and Vickilee Cobem is third ranked in the discus. . . , . i j m • j Sophomore Sandra Brown is rank- ;eneralmaM-I i:, ' uthe A f gieS M m V ied ed second in the 3,000-meter and , m mm state meet) anc j J ast year Ladies were runner-up be- Texas. But this year the Aggies to take the team title. 'e are favored to win the state ^ Come help us support a charity and have fun doing it. irmed Thun-j Cronson ab! mile run, and is third in the 1,500- meter run. Lorie Scott is ranked second in the 5,000-meter and fourth in the 3,000-meters. Nix said the majority of the teams points will come from the field events and distance runners, but added, “I will be real happy if we can pick up 10 points in the sprint events and relays.” Nix summed up his team this way: “We don’t have any outstanding in dividuals, but we are a solid homoge nous unit.” :ft to box tlul 1 be welcome: , Schrami : way.” in iwTot “* 1980 ELEPHANT BOWL ir,3ri t l d g 0 ’.hrj=, n ” 1 SUNDAY april 27,1980 Aggies are expected to get ^ P.M. KYLE FIELD bigglst challenge from Texas £ TICKETS 1.50 STUDENTS & ADULTS llexasSouthern. “Ifwe make any »50 FQR^CHILDREfVk^l 4 & Under) — safes, Nix said, either one Tickets available at the MSC or at the Gate. 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