nch
by the 9th
aid. “In my
i week, and morelili
at the very best,
lot ofworktodoto^l Montreal
we were.” 8 *
1 said the mishap
i “quick disconnect’
Major League Baseball
National League
American League
St. Louis
poet!; New York
led”: Chicago
ctioned during the hiladelphia
on. 'ittsburgh
nitrogen tetroxide t
jlvent when it came in
:h the silica tiles bomli; louston
's skin with special sh iincinnati
estroys all thepropeii ^an Francisco
dingagent-ittumiij Los Angeles
has no adhesive ^ .tlanta
lid. San Diego
East
23
22
20
19
18
17
West
27
25
23
22
21
13
19
19
22
21
23
25
15
17
18
20
20
31
East
Detroit
26
17
.605
—
Boston
25
17
.595
y*
Vo
Milwaukee
25
19
.568
IVk
• Od i
/2
Baltimore
22
19
.537
3
• t! «O
A7K
O
New York
22
20
.524
3V2
.4/0
O
AVo
Toronto
19
21
.475
5Vi
.405
riy2
6
Cleveland
20
23
.465
6
West
Oakland
22
18
.550
.643
—
Kansas City
23
19
.548
—
.595
2
Minnesota
21
22
.488
2V 2
.561
3V 2
Texas
18
22
.450
4
.524
5
Seattle
18
24
.429
5
.512
5V2
Chicago
16
26
.381
7
.295
15
California
15
25
.375
7
Wednesday’s Results Thursday’s Games Wednesday’s Results Thursday’s Games
C fc I VJ \j| Atlanta 3, Houston 1
H'w liCmcinnati 5, San Diego 1
iSan Francisco 8, Los Angeles 4
, . ,hicago 2, New York 1
;ar. In January andili liiadelpln'a 9, st. Louis 4
reconnaisance phntn ontreal 3, Pittsburgh 2
pted by air del
s on a similar
Soviet aircraft, whit]
e of about 8,(XK
constant surve
t.m., when they Id
east of Savannat
■ said.
Atlanta at Houston Seattle 2, Texas 1
Los Angeles at San Francisco Oakland 6, Toronto 0
New York at Chicago Boston 11, Milwaukee 5
Philadelphia at St. Louis Baltimore 1, Detroit 0
Pittsburgh at Montreal New York 6, Cleveland 1
Minnesota 6, Kansas City 2
California 7, Chicago 3
Seattle at Texas
Cleveland at Boston
Baltimore at New York
Minnesota at Kansas City
Chicago at California
Friday last day
for coupon books
Friday at 5 p. m is the deadline for
students to buy football ticket
coupon books for the Texas A&M
University home football season.
The books can be purchased at
Gate 1 in Kyle Field.
For those students who haven’t
picked up their books but have
already paid for them, 5:30 p.m.
Saturday will be their last oppor
tunity to pick them up for Satur
day’s Louisiana Tech game. Stu
dents will still be able to pick up
their books starting next week,
but this is the only time all year
they can pick them up on the day
of a home game.
THE BATTALION Page 17
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981
Wildlife Biology
Society
Cabrito
B-B-Q
Sept. 25 5:00 P.M.
Brazos Center
$3.50 for BBQ
$1.00 for Beer
Tickets available
at Nagle Hall
raves’ unsung heroes lift
tlanta past Astros, 3-1
1*1 1
I r\ United Press International
1^ 1 [HOUSTON — It was definitely
pight of firsts for two Atlanta
I Sves. Rich Mahler recorded his
[ / _ K complete game and RBI in
Tfijr" li major leagues while Matt
^ patio had his first at-bat in the
ors and drove in a run.
ishgators said M ^ two accounted for a n of the
ted forged birthcerta runs in . their g.j victory
metimes borrowed i | nes( j a y n jght over the Na-
s children forwefe d League Western Division-
vorkers to see wk ingAstros .
tor aid. lahler tossed a three-hiter in
icr members ol m j rs ( complete game to up his
ly obtained Socialfe rd to 6 _ 6 and drove in two of
rs for fictitious c hree mns for his first two RBI
.ok out phony i-^ majors
; to help cash™,. A T
11 keep telling everyone I can
arrests followed Mr d 1 take a ^t of batting prac-
astingtwoanday |f ve y u ni g ht -J° e (Niekro) is a
gt pitcher but he got a knuckle-
up on me and I got a hold of
_,Jaid Mahler.
.NOR EAST | It was also a knuckleball that
ro hit, but his was a bloop
le in his first major league at-
e drove in Atlanta’s first run
“I was happy with it. In my
dreams I always thought my first
hit in the majors would have been
a line drive to the fence but I’ll
take this,” the rookie catcher said.
“It was a knuckleball going out of
the strike zone and I was fortunate
even to hit it.”
Niekro, who dropped to 9-8,
said he was not in top form
Wednesday night.
“My knuckleball was out the
window tonight. Sinatro and
Mahler both hit bad knuckle-
balls, ” he said. “Mahler just pitch
ed good against it. There’s nothing
you can do about it.”
Mahler said he was pleased with
his nine innings’ performance.
“I tried to set up my breaking
stuff with the fastball and it defi
nitely helped,” he said. “It’s been
a pretty tough year for all of us.
The second half, we haven’t been
able to put things together offen
sively. To be a good pitcher,
someimes you have to pick up the
offense and also hold the other
team to one run.”
It was Mahler’s stunning pitch
ing that made the Astros look flat,
said Houston manager Bill
Virdon.
“Good pitching always makes
you look flat. You have to give
Mahler all the credit,” he said.
THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU
SUNDAY SERVICES
7:30 A.M., 8:30 A.M., 9:10 A.M., 11:00 A.M.
CANTERBURY
Meets in Episcopal Student Center
WEDNESDAYS 5:30 P.M.
ST. THOMAS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
906 Jersey St, 696-1726
(South edge of Campus)
Jdre^/mg...WANTADS
Relax, Have Fun,
Enjoy
o
st Mall
CK AGGIES. THIS YEAflFOflTKffl»l
ANOR EAST 3 WILL GIVE YOU < DdWI
MISSION PRICE WITH PRE$Em»:
IT I D WE HOPE YOU WILlTAHWWp niryLf
NT TO VISIT THE DULY IHMlHiilB C
T10N WITH DOLBY STEREO. MIB til!
tokie hits
mer to lift
cattle, 2-1
ROGER MOORE.
WES BOND OOf
tWREYESON
][^0U3Y STEREO r
ashin
United Press International
LINGTON, Texas — Seattle
stop Paul Serna’s grandfather
with Mexican revolutionary
ho Villa. Serna himself spent
of the summer riding buses,
ing for Laredo Nuevo in the
lean League.
But today Serna is a major
Uer who takes an airplane to
;ames, and he intends to keep,
way.
ma hit a home run off the left
foul pole in the seventh in-
Wednesday night for Seat-
first run in a 2-1 victory over
altering Texas Rangers,
was the fourth American
e homer for Serna, who was
id up at the beginning of Sep-
er after spending the season
lexico learning to play short-
ale Henderson scored when
Cruz hit into a double play
in the seventh for the game-
jing run, giving the Mariners
second straight victory,
bout Serna, Seattle manager
Lachemann said: “We ha
dn’t had any hitting from the
Irtstops. I could not afford on
■club to have a shortstop hit-
»g 190 or 200. He was hitting
'er 300 in the Mexican League
brought him up. But I didn’t
Beet the power he’s had.’
■ exas’ only run was unearned
B came as the result of an error
jSema. Mickey Rivers reached
pe on the error in the fourth and
d on Buddy Bell’s sacrifice
sjiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimiiiig
| Need a break from Studying?
1 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD I
| SNACK BAR |
1 Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
I Basement of Sbisa
* SPECIAL * j
Buy a Hamburger 1
| & Fries |
Get a Large Coke Free
Play a game while you wait
1 (Offer good through Sept. 30, 1981)
“QUALITY FIRST”
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Enter a new wonderful
world of excitement.
The atmosphere is different
— the perfect setting for your favorite
cocktails! And what food! The menu
offers a variety that all the family
will enjoy. Popular prices, too.
Discover Julie’s Place soon
it’s the kind of restaurant that makes you
want to come back again and again.
607 Texas Ave. College Station
Phone: 696-1427
Open every day — Lunch, Dinner, Cocktails
PROGRAMMER/ANALYSTS - HOUSTON, TEXAS
Hughes Tool Company will interview Computing Science and Mathematics
degree candidates and Business Administration or Economics majors with six
or more hours of Data Processing coursework Thursday, October 8, 1981.
Candidates will interview for positions as Programmer/Analysts at Corporate
Headquarters in Houston, Texas.
Hughes Tool utilizes state-of-the-art hardware and software - IBM 3033
mainframe using MVS, CICS, TSO and JES2 supporting at large teleproces
sing network. Primary languages are COBOL and Mark IV utilizing on-line
editing, testing and inter-active debugging. Excellent opportunities for ad
vancement in a professional environment.
Register at the Career Planning and Placement Center, 10th floor Rudder
Tower.
sc
Variable
SeptS
iema made up for the miscue
® his homer in the seventh,
kh was followed by singles
ti Dave Henderson and Terry
ing. Henderson scored the
Ring run Cruz’ grounder.
10:00
der
itre
T
LUBBOCK A&M CLUB
BAR-B-QUE
Lubbock Coliseum
on the
Texas Tech Campus
October 3 4-7 p.m.
before the
A&M vs. Texas Tech game
Students: *6°° per person
Non-students: *8°° per person
Proceeds for Aggie Band Members
& Scholarship Fund.
Mail order, send to:
James W. King
Texas Dept, of Highway &
Public Transportation
P.O. Box 771
Lubbock, Tx 79408
© XJooe, Svnine
THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
announces CLASSES for those who
wish to prepare for confirmation
and
t>r those who simply wish to learn about its faith and practice
Beginning
7:30 p.m. Sunday Sept. 27
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
906 Jersey St. (South edge of campus) 696-1726
A TRANSFER IN LIVING
COLOR FEATURING THE BEST
OF A&M.
GET IT ON YOUR CHOICE OF
T-SHIRTS TODAY!
AVAILABLE ONLY AT:
■ SHIRTS HI"
OPEN M-F 10-8 , SAT. 10-7
MANOR EAST MALL, BRYAN. 775-3450