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Landscape Teams
interviewing for landscape
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Greenery between
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Serving B/CS since 1975
Service Station attendant needed part-time who can also
work this summer. Experience preferred, not required.
Apply at Villa Maria Chevron at 29th St. and Villa Maria Rd.
Bryan 776-1261.
Busy Christian mom, needs help with house-keeping, and
errands, must be a hardworker, self-motivated, non-
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references. Experience with small children a plus. Call
Mrs. Van Huyck 846-0128.
Part-time Reporter/Photographer needed: for20-25 hours
per week. Flexible schedule. Excellent opportunity for
Journalism major to get clips before graduation. Apply in
person at: The PRESS 2606 Texas Avenue in Bryan.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
VIDEOGRAPHER Creative, flexible, degree. 3/4” tape,
resume: Danny Sartain, KOSA-TV, 1211 Whitaker,
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Route carriers needed: The Houston Chronicle has
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Call James at 693-7815 or Julian at 693-2323 for an
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Female roommate needed: 2bd/1ba. $215 + 1/2 of
utilities. Available mid-August. Call Stacy 693-4087.
Roommate needed to share townhouse off of Southwest
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Female Roommate needed,to share townhouse, off of
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Personals
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOUSTON — Donovan Osborne earned his fifth victo
ry in six decisions and Gregg Jefferies drove in three runs
Monday to lead the St. Louis Cardinals over the Houston
Astros 10-4.
St. Louis avoided a four-game sweep and stopped
Houston's four-game winning streak. Osborne (7-3) al
lowed three runs and five hits in 6 2-3 innings, relying pri
marily on 13 fly ball outs.
Jefferies went 3-for-5 with a home run and a double.
His 16-game hitting streak was snapped Sunday.
Greg Swindell (6-8) gave up six earned runs and 10 hits
in five innings. Lee Smith retired Ken Caminiti with the
bases loaded to end the game.
St. Louis took a 3-0 lead in the first when Jefferies' 11th
home run drove in Ozzie Smith, who singled. Todd Zeile
followed with a triple and scored on Bernard Gilkey's sin
gle.
The Cardinals increased their lead to 4-0 in the second
on Geronimo Pena's sacrifice fly, but Scott Servais hit a
two-run single in the bottom half.
Run-scoring singles by Erik Pappas and Tom Pagnozzi
made iU6-2 in the fifth. Pinch-hitter Chris James singled
home a run in the seventh, but Ozzie Smith and Jefferies
hit RBI singles in the eighth for an 8-3 lead.
Jeff Bagwell hit his 13th home run in the eighth. Brian
Jordan hit a two-run homer in the ninth, his second home
run this season.
American League
West Division
W
L
GB
ST
Chicago
42
38
—
W2
Kansas City
42
38
—
W4
Texas
39
41
3
W3
California
38
41
3.5
W1
Seattle
38
44
4.5
14
Oakland
36
41
4.5
W7
Minnesota
35
44
6.5
W2
East
Division
W L
GB
ST
Toronto
48
35
—
L5
New York
47
36
1
W2
Detroit
44
38
3.5
L3
Baltimore
43
39
4.5
L2
Boston
41
39
5.5
W4
Cleveland
38
44
9.5
L2
Milwaukee
33
47
13.5
L2
National League
West Division
W
L
GB
ST
San Fran.
55
28
—
W2
Atlanta
48
35
7
W3
Houston
42
38
11.5
LI
Los Angeles
42
38
11.5
LI
Cincinnati
32
42
13.5
W4
San Diego
32
51
23
W1
Colorado
28
53
26
LI
East
Division
w
L
GB
ST
Philadelphia
55
28
—
W2
St. Louis
47
34
7
W1
Montreal
43
39
8.5
L2
Chicago
39
40
14
W1
Pittsburgh
38
44
16.5
L4
Florida
36
45
18
L3
New York
24
56
29.5
L2
NOTES -N- QUOTES - 1
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MCAT
Gonzalez's two-run
homer lifts Texas
past Milwaukee, 5-4
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MILWAUKEE — Juan Gonzalez hit a two-run
home run in the eighth inning Monday as Texas
beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 for its third consec
utive victory.
With the score tied 3-3 in the eighth, Rafael
Palmeiro singled with one out off Graeme Lloyd (2-
1), who relieved to start the inning. Gonzalez then
greeted James Austin with his 21st homer, driving a
2-0 pitch over the left-field fence.
The victory was the fourth in five games for the
Rangers, who opened their 11-game road trip by
winning three of four in Detroit.
Milwaukee overcame a 3-0 deficit with single
runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings, tying the
score in the sixth on Robin Yount's RBI single off
Todd Burns. With the bases loaded and two outs,
Mike Schooler (3-0) relieved and retired Tom
Brunansky on a popout to shortstop.
Bob Patterson, the sixth Texas pitcher, struck out
the final two batters for his first save of the season.
Texas took a 1-0 lead in the second on a bad-hop
RBI double by Mario Diaz over shortstop Dickie
Thon. The Rangers added two unearned runs in the
fourth after an an error by third baseman B.J.
Surhoff and a wild pitch by Angel Miranda. Butch
Davis followed with an RBI triple and Jon Shave sin
gled home a run.
Scoreboard
American League
Texas
5
Milwaukee
4
Oakland
6
Cleveland
5
Chicago
4
Toronto
3
Minnesota
13
Detroit
3
Kansas City
7
Baltimore
1
New York 6
California Late
National League
Seattle
Boston
3
St. Louis
10
Houston
4
Cincinnati
6
Pittsburgh
4
San Fran
10
Montreal
4
Philadelphia
9
Los Angeles
5
San Diego
12
New York
7
Chicago
10
Colorado
1
Atlanta
9
Florida
7
John Jaha hit an RBI double in the fourth and
Thon doubled in a run in the fifth.
The Brewers cut the lead to 5-4 on a two-out RBI
single by Yount in the eighth.
Notes: With Monday's game, Yount
moved into a tie with Honus Wagner for 14th place
on the games played list with 2,785. Tris Speaker is
13th with 2,790.
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Hockey
Continued from Page 3
club is open to all forms of inline
skating. Nansh said the focus,
however, is on roller hockey.
"We might change our name,"
Nansh said. "Another club just
started for free-style and we
asked them if they wanted to
make their own division with us.
They wanted their own club,
though."
The inline skate nine-member
competition team recently re
turned to A&M from a tourna
ment in Houston with a first-
place finish. There were six teams
in the division in which the club
competed.
"The team from Sam Houston
State was probably the toughest
team we faced," Nansh said.
Marc Wills, a member of the
competition team, said, "I was im
pressed with the win. We im
proved a lot over our last tourna
ment in Dallas. In Dallas, though,
we only had six players instead of
nine, so we couldn't get any line
changes."
Nansh was also pleased with
the victory. "Hopefully by win
ning some tournaments we will
get some sponsorship," Nansh
said.
One sponsor has already
agreed to support the team. B C S
Bicycle has agreed to give the club
a percentage of its sales of skating
equipment.
At the moment, the competi
tion team is practicing for a na
tional tournament to be held in
Colorado on Sept. 18. The team
will be competing in the Recre
ational Division at the tourna
ment.
The team has stayed relatively
injury free, barring the occasional
scrapes that come from falls.
Checking is not allowed during
competitions.
Aside from the lack of check
ing, the only other difference be
tween roller hockey and ice hock
ey is the length of the game.
"In Houston we only played
with two 12 and a half minute
halves with a five minute break
between," Nansh said. "I would
like to play with at least three 12
and a half minute periods."
Black Cocker Spaniel ! Female, has all shots, totally
loveable $150 o.b.o/ Please call Krista 845-9875/days
774-0118/nights.
1984 Fleetwood 14x70 3bd/2ba CHA new carpet, custom
drapes, mini blinds, appliances and ceiling fans. Excellent
conditions. $15,500. 693-1674.
Sayonara sale-each under $100. Couch, desk, table,
chairs, wicker etagere, bureau, CD’s. Some nice, some
ugly, all cheap! 764-0560.
Black Labrador puppies, 11 weeks, had shots and wormed
$75. 778-3180. Will deliver.
Baseball cards from 1940’-1992’, 14” monochrome moni-
tor for IBM. Call Paul 696-6023.
Brother WP 3400 word processor, new, has separate
monitor $225. Call 776-2252. Leave message.
Garth Brooks tickets for the 1st show. Best offer. Call 693-
7290.
MOVING SALE!!!! Queen-size mattresses bought Janu
ary. Cost $285, now $150. Two-drawer study desk and
others. Call 846-5428.
Car stereo equipment. Punch, linear, and harman kardon.
For more information call 693-2119.
Sheltie puppies, AKC sable and white, tris, wormed and
shots $200: will delivery close Call 817-372-3152.
Full size, extra long mattress set with rails, good condition,
$60 call 693-2048.
FREE! Windshield chip repair with full coverage insur
ance. Details call 846-CHIP. DON’T WAIT!
Attorney
WEDEFMM.I.P.tMGES
John T. Quinn
Attorney
(409) 774-8924
(800) 927-3115
Noi certiflec as a specialist in any area.
John T. Quinn
Attorney
(409) 774-8924
(800) 927-3115
Small animal veterinary surgery table, $150. Call 696-
6012 after 5p.m. or weekends.
Attention Singers, remove the Lead Vocal from C.D.s,
records, or F.M. Radio. With the Vocal Terminator.
Providing you with an unlimited source of background
accompaniment $149.00. 776-8580.
86’ HONDA PRELUDE for sale $2,250 or best offer. 268-
7780.
King/Queen-size brass bed, complete w/firm orthopedic
mattress set, still in plastic. King-size cost-$ 1,000, sell/
$350. Queen-size cost $800, sell/$200. Cash only. 713-
855-6256.
Daybed, white iron/brass, complete w/trundle and mat
tresses; still in plastic wrapper. Cost$750. Mustsell$250.
Cash only 713-855-6256.
Lifestyles Fitness Membership, 8 months, $25/mo. total.
No down payments or entry fee. Call Kristian 847-1650.
Mobile home14X60, 2bd/1ba. for sale 846-1929.
MUST SELL!!!!! Printer Citizen 200GX, 1 year old,
excellent condition, manual included, $100.00 nego. Call
Michelle at 775-9405 leave message.
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Mon. July 12, 19, 26
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