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WANTED
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100
Asthmatic males or females to partici
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$100 $100 $100 $100 $100
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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. No Aggie jokes,
PLEASE! 46ti i/4
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Full Jewelry Repair
Large Stock of
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846-8960
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ATTENTION
GRADUATING
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1986 Aggieland and will
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Thereafter no refunds will be made on
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Students who will not be on campus when
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September, must pay a mailing and handel-
ing fee. Yearbooks will not be held, nor will
the be mailed without the necessary fees
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Directory fees are refundable in full
during the semester in which payment
is made. Thereafter no refunds will be
made on cancelled orders. Directories
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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.”
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