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Now Hiring Delivery Personnel Must be 18 & have own car and insurance. Earn $6-$10 per hour. Wage, mileage and tips. Apply at Townshire Shopping Center location. 2015 Texas Ave., Bryan 822-7373 ATHLETE’S FOOT STUDY PATIENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR RESEARCH STUDY OF NEW INVESTIGATIONAL MEDICINE FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT * Free physical exam, treatments, study medications and lab tests available for qualified partici pants * Patient stipend available for qualified participants * Ages 12 years and above * No topical (prescription or over- the-counter) treatment in the last 2 weeks For Details, call: J&S Studies, Inc. 846-5933 Oxford Street Restaurant - BOS favorite overall restau rant, now hiring kitchen positions. Start between $5- $6/hr. Apply Mon.-Thurs. & Sat. 2-4. No phone calls please. 1710 Briarcrest, Bryan. Work In the mall environment. Chlck-Fil-A Post Oak Mall, which is closed on Sundays, now accepting appli cations for work schedules of: 8am-2pm, 11am-5pm, or 5pm-close, Mon.-Sat. 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Partial utilities paid. Quiet location. 268-0840. Female roommate needed to share a 2bdrm/2ba apart ment w/two others for the Spring Semester. The Enclave. $232/mo + 1/3 utilities. 764-6900. Roommate needed to sublease Timber Creek Apart. Private bdrm/ba. $250/mo 693-8740. Share 2bdrm/1ba house, Northgate area. $200/mo + 1/2 utilities. Preferably grad student 846-1689. Female Roommate Needed ASAP. 2bdrm/2ba $203.33/mo + 1/3 utilities, shuttle-route. Shelley 764- 3959. • Room available in a 3-1 house, next to campus. $200 + 1/3 bills. Call Juan 696-6822. Attorney WE DEFEND M.I.P. CHARGES JOHN T. QUINN ATTORNEY (409) 774-8924 (800) 927-3115 Not certified as a specialist In any area. WE DEFEND TRAFFIC TICKETS JOHN T. QUINN JMk ATTORNEY ^il) j (409) 774-8924 Wtr (800) 927-3115 Not certified as a specialist In any area. Aggieland plbtures are being taken NOW! Tuesdays-Fridays, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Seniors Sept. 5 - Dec. 1 Sophomores Oct. 3-31 AR Photography, 707 Texas Ave., next to Taco Cabana. Call 693-8183 for info. fa Rangers spoil Seattle’s division crown hopes □ The Mariners will play the Angels today for the AL West title. ARLINGTON (AP) — The Seattle Mariners blew their second chance to win the AL West, losing 9-3 Sunday to the Texas Rangers and forcing them to await the outcome of California’s game to determine their playoff status. The Mariners will be in Seattle on Monday for a one- game playoff to determine the division champion. The winner will go on to play New York on Tues day. Rodriguez Seattle eliminated Texas on Thursday and clinched a tie for the division title on Friday. But the Mariners lost 9-2 Saturday, while the Angels beat the A’s 9-3 to keep Seat tle’s magic number at 1. Things started poorly for the Mariners on Sunday as starter Tim Belcher (10-12) allowed a three-run home run by Mickey Tettleton in the first inning. Seattle cut it to 3-1 in its next at-bat on a solo homer by Jay Buhner. It was his 40th of the season, making him the only Mariner other than Ken Griffey Jr. to reach that plateau in club Im tory. Griffey has done it twice, Seattle got a boost of mo mentum in the fourth whet Dan Wilson blocked the plate and tagged out Tettleton as he tried scoring from first one double by Ivan Rodriguez. Bat two batters later, Rodrigue; bowled over Wilson, who had dropped the relay anyway, and Benji Gil added an RBI double to increase Texas’ lead to 5-1,It became 7-1 on fifth-inning doa ble by Juan Gonzalez. The Mariners got within ?-3 on a two-run homer by Mike Blowers in the sixth. His 23rd homer gave him 96 RBIs, leav ing him just short of giving Seattle four 100 RBI hitters. The Rangers scored two more in the seventh on a sad fice fly by Jeff Frye and abloop single by Will Clark, who went 2-for-5 to finish the seasonal .302. Kenny Rogers (17-7) started on three days’ rest and allowed three runs on five hits, two walks and three strikeouts in six innings. Matt Whiteside worked the final three innings. Even if the season continues an extra day for the Mariners, ina game that will statistically be considered a regular-season contest, Edgar Martinez and Buhner wrapped up impressive person al feats. Martinez went 2-for-4to raise his average to a career- high .354, easily sealing hie second batting title in the last four years. Oik H( ipenc ng f< ixpai lid t ,o pi he v !6vi At iheir ;he t brea- Darr :uml A ielc ipce De 5-yi acki ;ur Ta- on B: gam com i '/a le for ner ton I T poin had Gre' tem] pire< E only Gre Indians win 100th in style □Cleveland enjoyed its finest season since 1954. CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians closed their best season in 41 years with a resounding 17-7 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Sunday, reaching 100 victories for only the second time in franchise his tory. The Indians ended the sus pense quickly by scoring 11 runs on 10 singles in the first two in nings. They sent 12 batters to the plate in the first inning and the first six of them scored. Five of the first six batters in the sec ond inning scored. Eddie Murray drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the first, and Sandy Alomar singled home two more in the second. Billy Ripken homered, his second, to start a six-run fifth that included a three-run home run by Paul Sorrento, his 25th. Charles Nagy (16-6) allowed four runs and nine hits in five innings, winning for the sixth time in seven decisions. Tom Gordonfaced 16 batters in the first two innings and al lowed 10 runs on nine hits. AP Top 25 i Football Poll f 1 The Top Twenty Five teams in htl The Associated Press college foot ball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept 30, total points based on 25 point | for a first-place vote throughout point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Record Pv 1. FloridaSt. 4-0-0 1 2. Nebraska 5-0-0 2 3. Florida 4-0-0 3 4. Colorado 5-0-0 4 5. OhioSt. 4-0-0 7 5.USC 4-0-0 5 7.-Michigan 5-0-0 8 8.A&M 2-1-0 9 9. Virginia 5-1-0 11 10. Tennessee4-1 -0 12 11. Auburn 3-1-0 13 1 2. PennSt. 3-1-0 6 13. KansasSt.4-0-0 16 1 4. Oklahoma3-1-0 10 15. Wash. 3-1-0 18 16. Alabama 3-1-0 20 1 7. Oregon 3-1-0 19 18. Arkansas 4-1-0 23 19. Stanford 3-0-1 22 20. Texas 3-1-0 21 21. LSU 3-1-1 14 22. Wisconsin2-1 -1 — 23.Not.Dame 3-2-0 15 24. Kansas 4-0-0 25 25. NrthWest 3-1-0 — Others receiving votes: Iowa 53, Baylor 51, Maryland 45, Illinois 35, UCLA 30, Washington St. 16, Syracuse 13, Virginia Tech 6, Arizona 5, Miami 5, Toledo 4, East Carolina 2, Texas Tech 2, Brigham Young 1, Michigan St. t, Mississippi 1. Georgandis: Caray must go Continued from Page 7 The only salvation came in the middle innings when Tom Brenneman moved to the play- by-play booth along with color commentator Steve Stone. You have to feel sorry for Stone, who must put up with Garay’s ravings for at least six innings a game, while trying to inform the viewers of what is actually going on on the field. Caray is at his worst when a player with a name more com plex than Mark Grace makes a play in the field or comes to bat. For years, Caray has been butchering last names, especial ly those of Hispanic players, and no one from the Cubs or WGN — which broadcasts Chicago’s games — has ever prodded Caray to take a course in “Hooked on Phonics.” Thus over the years, Luis Gonzalez has become “Louie Gonzaleeee,” Andujar Cedeno is known as “Andew Jar Suh- DayNo” and Ken Caminiti has been recognized as everything from “Caminoli” to “Calamigli.” It’s embarrassing to the play ers, and it should be embarrass ing to WGN and the Cubs, both of which are being poorly repre sented by Caray. Caray has been around a long time and is the last of a dy ing breed of announcers who broadcast in “the good old days of baseball.” Some of the others, like Mel Allen, Milo Hamilton and Vin Scully have managed to keep their wits about them and age gracefully — Caray has not. Illnesses have played their part in the debilitation of Garay’s performance, but his own stubbornness to leave the booth has also been a key point. He has become an annoy ance to anyone watching a Cubs’ game and trying to fol low the action. If he won’t retire, the Cubs need to pull the plug on him. It won’t be easy to dismiss a home town hero, but it needs to be done before Caray embarrasses himself further and tarnishes his reputation as one of basebal l’s greatest announcers.