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Page lOAThe Battalion/Thursday, November 7,1985 i ! 1 Battalion Classifieds i WANTED $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Asthmatic males or females to partici pate in a 10 day trial of a safe and effec tive over-the-counter asthma prepera- tion. $100. incentive. Call 776-0411. $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 24tufn HELP WANTED $500.00 Prize. Would you like to see your favorite joke published? If so, for consideration, please send it to “Jokes”, P.O. Box 741112, Houston, Texas 77274-1112. $500.00 prize for the best joke published. Judging to be by independent judges. Please acknowledge in writing if you would like for your name to be used in publication. All jokes submitted are subject to publication and become the property of “Jokes” and none will be returned. Contest open to college students only. Deadline for submitting jokes is Nov. 30, 1985. 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Yearbooks will not be held, nor will the be mailed without the necessary fees having been paid.33^2/18 DIRECTORY REFUND POLICY Directory fees are refundable in full during the semester in which payment is made. Thereafter no refunds will be made on cancelled orders. Directories must be picked up during the aca demic year in which they are pub lished; 33112/18 0 matter what you've go to say or sell, our Classi fieds can help you do the big job. Right now, dur ing International Classified Adver tising Week, is a great time to put the Classified to work for you! 845-2611 Double Dose leery of Rocket Towers' Battalion File Photo The play of Houston forward Ralph Sampson (above) and teammate Akeem Olajuwon has helped the Rockets to a 4-2 start this season. NBA teams Associated Press HOUSTON — Houston Rocket “Twin Towers” Ralph Sampson and Akeem Olajuwon are an awesome twosome when both are playing outstanding games. The Rockets’ NBA opponents are discovering, though, that containing just one of tne Tow ers doesn’t assure a victory. The Rockets will take a 4-2 re cord into Thursday night’s game against the unbeaten Los An geles Clippers and they’ve been aided in their fast start oy the in dividual surges of Sampson and Olajuwon. Olajuwon destroyed the Port land Trailblazers T uesday night with 41 points and 18 rebounds. He had 27 first half points when other Rocket scorers were strug- gling. Last week, Sampson was in the spotlight, scoring 24 points and grabbing 13 rebounds to lead the Rockets past Seattle, while Olajuwon was slowed by fouls. “Tonight was one of his out standing games,” said Portland center Sam Bowie, who picked up five fouls trying to stop Ola juwon. “It’s a game for him to cherish in the NBA. Everyone knows his capabilities on the bas ketball court. There aren’t many games like he had around. He was perfection.” Rockets players and coaches enjoyed the show too. “It was a thing of beauty,” Houston veteran guard John Lucas said. “To he out there on the floor and watch a great player doing great things just gets you excited.” Tne Blazers held Sampson to 12 points and slowed him with five personal fouls. But he took up the slack against Seattle when Olajuwon drew four fouls and scored 13 points in a 111 -99 vic tory. ‘'It’s obvious to me that Ralph and Akeem seem more comfort able with that year’s experience,” SuperSonics center Jack Sikma said. “I think Akeem seems a little stronger powering to the boards. If he gets that one step on you, there’s no way to hold him off.” Rockets Coach Bill Fitch likes the odds when both Twin Tow ers are playing well. “They’ve played some of their best games when both of them were going good,” Fitch said. “But that’s the beauty of having two players like that. If one of them is having an off night, you can lean on the other one.” Olajuwon scored a career high 42 points last season against Golden State and wanted to go for the record Tuesday night. He missed a free throw in the final seconds that would have tied his mark. “When you have a game like that, you aon’t get tired,” Olaju won said. Portland Coach Jack Ramsay said it was the best game he’s seen from Olajuwon. “Olajuwon played a super game and we didn’t have an an swer for him,” Ramsay said. “He made routine shots and difficult shots and he blocked shots. He did it all.” - Sampson criticized Fitch dur ing the preseason, complaining that he was forced to play with an injury. Sampson said Fitch was unhappy that Sampson spent the latter part of the sum mer in Europe instead of work ing out in Houston. There has been surface con- eniality since the season started etween the two, and Filch is very pleased with Olajuwon’s progress. Fitch said Olajuwon’s perfor mance Tuesday night looked like practice. “That’s the way he practices,” Fitch said. “He’s a blue-collar worker, a delight to be around.” Ramsay came within a coin toss of being the coach to make such a statement. Portland made the wrong call on a coin toss prior to the 1984- 85 season that allowed the Rock ets to draft Olajuwon. The Trailblazers took Bowie as the consolation prize that led to Tuesday’s Bowie-Olajuwon confrontation. “When you shut down one of them, you have a chance to win,” Bowie said. “But tonight the other one (Olajuwon) took it on his shoulders and he was an air craft carrier. “Everyone had high expecta tions that if anyone could de throne the (Los Angeles) Lakers, it would be Portland or Hous ton. Now you’d have to say it’s Houston.” MORE GREAT CAR CARE COUPONS FOR BIG SAVINGS ON TOYOTA SERVICE! IMPORTANT: MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF SERVICE ORDER. 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