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i SUNDAY RIBEYE SPECIAL th bake potato &ET50 lad & tea + tax just show your A&M Student I.D. Happy Hour 4-7 ( Ka rig’s , 2005 Texas Ave. S. Across From The Water Tower Restaurant Lounge SPRING BR€RK SP6CIRL $ C” Discount off Cut & BlouudrY offer good uuith Thereso, Lindo, Kqy <Sj Connie —The OxheR Eclipsl 696-8700 Next to College Station Winn Dixie SPREADSHEET CONCEPTS One-week classes for those who want to learn Supercalc4 23*a1-b3 E=mc2 a3/c7-d3 HELP !!! March 2-March 6 3:00-5:00 p.m. Evans Library LEARNING RESOURCES DEPARTMENT It's easy to move between Supercalc4 and Lotus 123 COST: $35.00 For more information and registration forms, go to LRD, Room 604 or contact Mel Dodd at 845-2316 MBA INFORMATION SESSION TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Date: Wednesday, February 25, 1987 .'-V* v-‘.. '"v v: Time: 6:00 p.m. Place: 114 Blocker AM/PM Clinics Minor Emergencies 10% Student Discount with ID card 3820 Texas Ave. Bryan, Texas 846-4756 401 S. 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No coupons are necessary . . . just you and your appetite every Wonderful Wednesday from 5:30pm to 8:00pm. Dine-in service only; including patio. Not good with any other offer. TACO 'BELL 3901 South Texas Avenue, Bryan 310 North Harvey Road, College Station 920 South Texas Avenue, Bryan Gocx: only at Archie's taco Bel Is Management reserves right to cancel this promotion at anv rime Page 12/The Battalion/Wednesday, February 25,1987 Ags belt Bobcats in double-header A&M takes 1st game 4-3, grabs 2nd game 9-2 We By Loyd Brumfield Assistant Sports Editor The Texas A&M baseball team swept a doubleheader from South west Texas State University on a cold, damp day Tuesday at Olsen Field. The Aggies, 10-1-1, started slowly but finished strong to take game 1 4- 3, and used a consistent attack and a combined one-hitter between pitch ers Randy Pryor and freshman Kerry Freudenberg to batter the Bobcats 9-2 in the second game. Southwest Texas jumped on the Aggies early with one run and three hits in the first inning to take an early lead, but the Aggies came right back to tie the game in the bottom of the inning when right-fielder Don Wren walked and left-fielder Tim McWilliam drove him in on a field er’s choice. The Bobcats came back to take a 2-1 lead in the second inning on two hits and kept that lead until the bot tom of the fourth inning when Wren tripled to bring home second base- man Terry Taylor; and shortstop Ever Magallanes singled to left field to knock home Wren and give A&M the lead. Southwest Texas tied it in the top of the fifth when Darwin Pennye doubled home Chris Hart. A&M took the lead for good in the bottom of the fifth when Bobcat pitcher Johnny Almarez walked pinch-hitter Gary Geiger to bring home the win ning run, Taylor. A&M pitcher Scott Centala raised his record to 2-0 by going the dis tance to win the first game. He al lowed seven hits while walking three and striking out one. Almarez took the loss for the Bobcats, dropping his record to 2-1. Pryor wrestled with control prob lems throughout the second game. Although he didn’t allow any hits and had one strikeout, he walked seven and hit two batters before he was relieved in the fifth by Freuden berg. Southwest Texas State shortstop Don Neumann tries to tag Texas A&M second baseman Terry Photo by Doug hi Taylor in Tuesday’s second game of a header. A&M swept the two-game series. Wren got things started for the Aggies once again with a single to left field in the bottom of the first. Wren went 3-for-4 for the game, and got his first home run of the sea son in the sixth inning. The Aggies exploded with four runs on three hits in the first inning as third baseman Scott Livingstone reached on an infield single to Bob cat shortstop Pete Esposito and des ignated hitter John Byington reached on a double. A&M came back in the second when Wren, Livingstone, McWilliam all reached on singles to give the Ag gies a 6-0 lead. Both teams’ bats remained silent until the sixth inning, when Wren led off with a towering home run. “I got all of it,” Wren said. “I saw it coming and turned on it at the right time. 1 felt kind of bad A last night’s game (in Hunls'i , against Sam Houston State) whttl ' ^ only went l-for-5.” 0l ' 1 After a Magallanes’ single. lj 'I'" ingstone hit his fourth homera ^ over the right field wall to dtiti n0 Magallanes home. I® 63 Freudenberg struck outonea walked one in raising his record[oiP 3 ^ 0. Louganis receives award, starts anti-alcoholism crusade NEW YORK (AP) — Diver Greg Louganis, winner of the 1987 Jesse Owens International Trophy, said Tuesday he has be gun an educational crusade against alcoholism, an addiction that he began to fight in himself 3V2 years ago. The 27-year-old Louganis, holder of a record 41 U.S. diving titles and a double gold medalist at the 1984 Olympics, was awarded the Jesse Owens trophy on Tuesday at a news conference. Later, he told reporters that since beginning his recovery from alcoholism in November 1983, he has been speaking at high schools and junior high schools in south ern California, “not preaching, but trying to give them positive alternatives.” The Owens award is presented annually to the athlete who “best personifies excellence in athletic performance and sincere cooper ation and understanding among peoples of all nations.” Last year’s winner was Said Aouita of Morocco, a long dis tance runner. Sprinter Carl Lewis won the award in 1985. In worldwide balloting by a special panel, Louganis received 91 points to 70 for Jackie Joyner- Kersee, the record-setting hep- tathlete who was named winner of the AAU’s Sullivan Award as the No. 1 amateur athlete Mon day night. Distance runner Ingrid Kris tiansen of Norway was third with 65 points, followed by pole- vaulter Sergei Bubka of the So viet Union with 61 points. “It’s an honor just to be men tioned among my heroes, the people I read about in the news papers,” Louganis said, ris firs had a drinking problem last fall in an interview with the Los An- geles Times. Now, he says, he lim its himself to “club soda and Per Louganis first revealed that he ner. "I talk to a lot of kids abom positive things they can do with their lives. They’re not into school. OK. There are positiveal- ternatives — the arts, sports. There’s too much preaching,and these kids aren’t given enough healthy choices. “They can’t deal with their problems. I tell them to go totht movies, get lost in a movie. My self, I exercise and dance." MSG POLITICAL FORUM PRESENTS NICARAGUA: AMERICA'S NEW VIETNAM? BY KARL GROSSMAN WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 25, 1987 601 RUDDER ^ ^Tr 8:00 P.M. Mr. Corny Original Millions sold since 1942! 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