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Jui THE BATTALION Northgate Post Oak Square Center Bryan 601 University Dr. 100 Harvey Rd., Suite D 3414 East 29th St. 979-846-3600 979-764-7272 979-268-7272 ■ner, 2 Acted 1 jallas (/ jnt:y gran ,;ed thenr |f stepfath* girl lockec lerely malr Jarbara inson wen |/ on felon; /ha chile ted last me id th fghed only jeen lo< rine-co\ tchins mol He girl w< Hospital I Hthorities <ually abust Hy closet ( ace for up t Hrbara A 1 ild in Dalla ■ of $1 00 ;nneth Atf jld withou a varrant '.Ihey eacl ?ars in prise ■he girl's rain in state lustoms STUART VILLANUEVA/Tw&'JMi Conrad Parks, a City of College Station parks and recreation worker, testsfesi at operating a backhoe by trying to scoop balls into a basket at the 01)01 College Station Parks and Recreation 30th Anniversary Celebration at WolfPen Creek on Saturday. The backhoe obstacle course was one of a variety of games featured at the event. McNeal Continued from Page 7 Me al so fun while we’re here,’ Neal said. “We need to just go out and do the best we can and we’ll come out on top. That’s what I feel like we’re* capable of doing.” Friday’s success advanced Lufkin into the winner’s brack et tournament on Saturday morning. Unfortunately for McNeal and his teammates, their tournament came to a pre mature end without a berth into the championship game at Kyle Field. After a 26-25 victory over Arp in Saturday’s first round, Lufkin lost to Plano in the sec ond round 21-14. McNeal said it was great to see the excitement his commit ment had created and that he was anxious to finish his senior season and begin his A&M football career. McNeal’s first performance BROWNS' J.S. Custom: i Mexican n ifter they )ounds of n &k5 million T Saul Zam< 23, was chc ission with e a centre uggling i t, accordi rvice state [fore a l Jdge Tuesdi pecial ag mation a ivity alor Rio Crar in College Station niaynothi' rownsv j|| e ended quite the \vayheb®-j n g hoped, but he plans on b:potted a plenty of opportunities tosk merge fron case his skills for Aggie iansi When the the future. II driver “I just liked the vibe," and flee Neal said of his reason fontPpwed or bally committing to A&M odr 'guez ir eral months before the signmj deadline “It has good coaches, it? good school, it’s just a gi place for me to be in and it’s even far from home.” Duval Continued from Page 1 out there,” Woods said after a 71. He was not alone. Darren Clarke of Northern Ireland was at 8- under par and rolling — until his tee shot rolled OUSTO Storm A B for at le ■damages cfiools, in into a pot hunker on No. 17 and he tookdoiary estime hie bogey. BP the U Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain also gottr^jM state ar under until he fell back with back-to-backi'i^ tds St1 ic geys. The only other American to make a mc jL was Billy Mayfair, who finished with dfM es con j-j r straight pars and wound up in large group ah iges from tf *90, Federa ^gsment A provision of Join us for an evening with Ambassador Dennis Ross Discussing The Story of Middle East Negotiation" Monday, July 23, 6:00 p.m. Free Admission • Free Parking Seating is limited For reservations or information 260-9552 ext. 221 * igement of i