SOS attempts to spirit

By RUTH ANN RUGG take the name TCU Wranglers rather Staff Writer than the tentative name TCU-SOS. "For some time now TCU's studen The TCU-SOS will be composed of body has been carrying school spiri !wo members from each fraternity inside themselves with no escapt and sorority, two members from each valve This is the year that we intend student organization, six members for TCU Spirit to explode! To assist from each dorm, six town students, the cheerleaders, coordinate spirit four graduate students, and two Brite activities, and communicate the students The head cheerleader and a events and promotions, a VERY band representative will be ex-officio SPECIAL organization is being born— members. Later, 25 freshman men the TCU-SOS (Student's Organization and 25 freshman women will be for Spirit)." selected to join the group. These are the first words in a letter sent from Dale Young to all campus Members of TCU-SOS will be chosen organizations and dorms inviting as representatives by the executive them to participate in the formation of board of their dorm council. These TCU-SOS. representatives must meet certain After talking with frustrated qualifications of membership. students and cheerleaders, after Representatives must maintain a 2.2 observing the dull apathy about GPA and have no discipline record campus, Young said he decided while at TCU. something had (o be done about the TCU-SOS members must sign a spirit at TCU. "Students here have contract that they will attend home spirit inside, but they need a channel." games and will purchase a uniform at Young, who joined the TCU faculty approximately $30 this past August as director of teacher Each applicant must submit a short certification and instructor of student essay on "How I Can Promote School teachers, began working with Holly Spirit at TCU." Applegate and others in the Student Activities Office to get full approval The duties of SOS members will for the new spirit organization include publicizing the athletic events. Himself a former TCU cheerleader, assisting at pep rallies, and generally Young looked closely at the spirit supporting TCU spirit. Members will organizations at other Texas schools be required to be at home games TCU-SOS will adopt a western theme early, in uniform, to form an official similar to the SMU Thoroughbreds Spirit Line. and Fillies, the Texas Tech Saddle An organizational meeting for TCU- SPECIAL COURSE—Learning the intricacies of silk-flower making and basic week course meets on Tuesday nights through Oct. 31. Tramps, and the UT Cowboys. It has SOS will be held in the Student Center arranging, special course students get a guiding hand from Zella Stivers. The six- been suggested that the organization Ballroom Thursday, 3:30, Oct. 12 TCU debate program revived after year absence The TCU Debate program has found Price, a practicing attorney in Fort demanding as debate, he added. The debate program Price plans to helpful, is not essential in debate. More perience in coaching. new life after a year of non-existence Worth, found late in August that The 1978-1979 debale team consists Duilrt will include weekly meeting of the experienced team members help those Grimm debated for OD Wyatt High Debate is no longer part of the Speech TCU would have a debate program of "two solids and a few maybes" that team on Monday night less experienced And TCU students are School in Ft>rt Worth and the University Department, but has reorganized into again and that he would have the job of meet every Monday night at 7:00 in During the week members will be in the "unique position" of having two of Texas at Austin. an independent unit in the School of coach. This short notice left him at a Building 1A of the Fine Arts Annex. researching and preparing cases full-time coaches Two Fort Worth attorneys are helping Fine Arts, taking the name University disadvantage, Price said, because he Price and Robert Grimm, assistant There will be a couple of practice coach the TCU team. Steve Swander Price, former TCU Assistant Debate Debate-Pi Kappa Delta. didn't have the benefit of the spring coach, are not discouraged by the slow rounds during the week allowing iebated for USC and won the TCU Coach and former Debate Coach at the "This year we'll have a real difficult semester to enlist members of the team. start. They are busy setting up a members of the TCU team to help each Tbumament in 1973. Geoffrey Gay University of Texas at Austin, has three time," says Debate Coach Dick Price. Usually by the time school starts in the program that will be strong for the other, find flaws in their own arguments iebated for Emory in Georgia. years of debating experience in high "The main problem with the debate fall people have already made their future. And they are using this op- and get used to debate procedure. Delia Doyle, another experienced school, four years of experience in team this year is getting the com- year-long commitments and don't want portunity to experiment with new ap- Two tournaments per month will be debater in Fort Worth, has also college debating and four years of ex- munication out." to obligate themselves to somethng as proaches in debate planned, including tournaments in volunteered to help the team Kansas, Missouri, Louisiana and Texas. • TCU has a generous budget for debate Debaters participating in tournaments Skiff ad men impostors District Judge okays four tapes have travel expenses, lodging and a meal allowance provided by TCU. fail to trick area florist linking Davis in murder scheme Travel is part of what makes debate Two men tried to sell ads for The forties; the other was "college age," time consuming, says Price. Research, Daily Skiff to a florist's shop on Camp Childress said. himself from the divorce hearings. practice and preparation are other Bowie Blvd. Tuesday afternoon. She said the men took off when she HOUSTON (AP)-State District The tapes, played earlier this year The order came shortly after FBI during a bond hearing for Davis, in- reasons But the men were in no way con- asked if she could call the Better Judge Wallace Moore ruled Tuesday In addition to the demand of time, igent Ron Jannings testified he did not volve talks concerning the slaying of nected with this paper. Business Bureau. that four tapes, allegedly linking Fort Price stressed the good points of Jane Childress, owner of The Flower Worth millionaire Cullen Davis with a consider either David McCrory or Pat the judge. Burleson as FBI informants. debating. "Debating is highly com- Garden, said Tuesday that they said Win Daniels, advertising kill-for-hire plot on the life of a judge, The defense, led by Richard petitive and satisfying. When you win a they were from "Eagle Press" and for the Skiff, said yesterday he tried to could be admitted into evidence. McCrory was an employee of Davis "Racehorse" Haynes of Houston, has debate, you fee! like you have really were selling space ina coupon book for contact I he authorities about the men. who went to authorities and said his presented some 90 motions seeking Moore's ruling came in pretrial boss had paid him $25,000 for the accomplished something." $200. He was referred to five different of- hearings for Davis, a 45-year-old in- disclosure of all evidence collected by There is more invloved in debate than As an added bonus, they told fices, including the Economic Crime slaying of Judge Eidson and drafted a the prosecution and other matters. dustrialist, accused of soliciting the "hit list" of about 15 persons. rebuttals from 4x6 cards. Price ex- Childress, she would receive a free ad Section of the District Attorney's murder of Judge Joe Eidson, who had Burleson, owner of a Fort Worth During the first two days of the plained that people who debated in high in the school newspaper at Texas office, which he was told had "ex- presided during most of the four years karate school, reportedly urged hearing, Priscilla Davis has un- school and have experience in research Christian University if she bought the perience dealing with coupon book of the bitter Davis divorce McCrory to go to the FBI with his dergone lengthy questioning by as well as presentation have a more coupon. Also, they said, a story about deceptions proceedings. Eidson has removed story. Haynes. adequate picture of what college debate the shop would be printed in the paper. "A lot of our salesmen push for cash will be like. Most who are inexperienced Childress said the men also offered with an order, and a lot of our don't know what to expect and don't her an "exclusive" on florist's customers are accustomed to paying news briefs- stick with it. coupons in the book. out in cash," Daniels said. "Some Tax veto probable support of energy legislation to ask for their help in Price added that experience, though One of the men was in his mid- write us a check for $400 every week." urging Congress to pass the package, a White House WASHINGTON (AP) — President Carter said spokesman said Tuesday he will not hesitate to veto a tax bill that fails to meet his requirements that it be non-inflationary, Memphis teachers picket simple, equitable and progressive. The president told a news conference that the $30 (AP)—Teachers in Memphis, Tenn., set up picket billion tax cut bill beforethe Senate would not meet lines before dawn yesterday at the city's 165 public those guidelines. schools to press demands for higher wages, but school officials said they would keep classes open for the Bullock denies knowledge district's 113,000 pupils. AUSTIN, Texas (AP)—Comptroller Bob Bullock said yesterday he had no idea what two former aides Case puzzles investigators were talking about when they asked him to resign to YUKON, Okla. (AP)—Investigators were still trying avoid "inevitable scandals." to get details Tuesday in the bizarre case of a woman Farber is ordered to jail who allegedly shot one granddaughter to death and critically wounded another before shooting herself in HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP)—New York Times what police said was an apparent suicide attempt. reporter Myron A. Farber was ordered yesterday to return to jail Thursday unless he surrenders his files in Somoza lifts censorship a murder case. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP)—President Anastasio Lebanon truce remains Sommoza has ended 25 days of press censorship im- posed during last month's bloody rebellion but he is not (AP)—Israeli gunboats shelled Palestinian guerrilla expected to lift martial law for some time. camps in southern Lebanon during the night, but the Syrian-Christian truce in Beirut remained in force for the third night despite Syrian sniper fire, Beirut's Rep. Diggs gives up vote Christian radio station reported. DETROIT (AP)-U.S. Rep. Charles Diggs, D-Mich., Carter calls in governors convicted of defrauding the goverment of $66,000 in a GULF GRANT—A $15,000 check was presented to TCU last the central region's public affairs from Gulf; Paul Hurt- payroll kickback scheme, said yesterday he will give week by the Gulf Oil Foundation, to be applied to purchase man, vice chancellor at TCU and director of development; WASHINGTON (AP)-President Carter has called up his committee chairmanships and not vote for the equipment for the Geology and Chemistry departments. George Berlndoague. sales manager and Tom Cooke, retail 15 governors who previously had indicated their rest of the congressional term. Gulf is to donate nearly $3 million to colleges and univer- marketer, both from Gulf's Dallas Marketing division. sities this year. From left are: Ray Snokhous, director of The Daily Skiff Wednesday, October 11, 1978 RALPH WARNER, Junior— the idea. I would definitely library and other study areas gradually running out of "Yes. Students whould have go." were never open long space for people to study. If a place to study all the time. enough." the area were well GERALD RANNE, junior— It wasn't being used for monitored, it could provide a "I usually go there before 6 LIBBY PROFFER, Dean of anything so why not put it to good place. Opening of the p.m., but I'm always the first Students—"It's a little too use." library 24 hours a day is also Crossfire one there. I'm not on campus soon to tell. The area has TRICIA SNODGRASS, after 8 p.m., so I don't know only been open a week. Right being planned. We'd like senior—"Yes, I don't see if the area is well used. I now it's open from 6:30 a.m. students .to think of the why not. A lot depends on the would like to see one addition to 10 p.m. on Mondays, library and its reference X to study 24 hours, such as atmosphere. If it were quiet, Question: Do you think the to "The Corner'—a coffee Tuesdays and Wednesdays, material as something to be dormitory lobbies and the I would go there late at machine." and every other day until 2 used." new study area, The science building." night." a.m. If only a few people use PAT HALL, sophomore— Comer,' should be open 24 DEBORAH HALL, junior— JOHN ORANGE, Dept. of the area, it isn't worth "Yes, so students can get KATTI GRAY, freshman— "Yes, especially during Modern Languages—"Yes, opening 24 hours a day. hours a day? away from the dorm. as long as there is some type As far as nighttime use goes, finals. After the library Review and finals weeks, Besides, there is no place to of supervision." I wouldn't know because I BECKY HORNE, graduate closes, people need however, would be excellent study when visitation is don't live on main campus. student—"Yes. THere needs over." someplace to go study." DR. DONALD WOR- times for extended hours." But during the day, there's to be some place where MELINDA DERSCH, CHESTER, History—"The never anybody in there when people can study after the STEVE PITTMAN, junior— senior—"Yes, because area should be open the HUGH MacDONALD, I pass by. So, maybe they library closes." "Yes, because the students there's no place to study hours it is most used. If Reference Librarian— could poll the students and WADE HARMON, are paying for it. There are after midnight. I live in a that's 24 hours, you can't go "There is a definite need for ask them what hours they sophomore—"No. TCU has no other facilities that are sorority house, and it's hard much beyond that. When I a 24-hour study hall on prefer to be open. enough facilities for someone open for all students." to study there, so I really like was a graduate student, the campus. The library is opinion

A touch of class

By DAVID ARMSTRONG Syndicated Columnist American Journal Eastern Airlines in secret accounts so The waiters in white gloves were well-hidden that when the federal serving the vichyssoise and chilled government and Eastern itself wanted white wine when the party got rough. to know where they were, they had to Unlike other parties, the trouble didn't ask Rockefeller to tell them. start among the guests, but among • A study by Phillip Burch Jr. based those who weren't invited. But then on information in the business press this was no ordinary bash. It was an concluded that "at least 60 percent of exclusive dinner party held by a the top 500 industrial corporations are prominent socialite in San Francisco's 'probably' (236) or 'possibly' (64) Union Square, where dinner is usually under the control of an identifiable served in brown paper bags family or group of associates. By the time the guests got to their If the old line clans that control long-stemmed strawberries, the party much of America's wealth—and by was out of control. Apple cores and extension its social and political life- curses flew at the diners and the police have not withered away, neither have were called. An unemployed crasher workers. According to Zeitlin, the was arrested as the silverware was proportion of male manual workers in rushed inside. The hostess was livid. the workforce (47 percent in 1970) has She had a right to have a party in a remained nearly constant since 1920. public place, she said. Among the additional seven percent This bald juxtaposition of wealth officially classified as "service and poverty was unique in only one workers" are janitors, porters, respect: its visibility. Such extremes laundry workers and dishwashers. are with us every day but usually they Most of the overall rise in service are discreetly hidden. America, after workers has come from the increasing all, is supposed to be a land of dizzying number of working women. Women social mobility, the place where Karl may not do traditional blue collars and Marx's vision of a classless society do manual labor, but many—typists, has largely been realized. Other un- cashiers, beauticians—are clearly fortunate lands have working classes, working class when judged by income lords and ladies. America has only a and their lack of control over their huge, amorphous middle class. jobs. And unlike male industrial Indeed, most Americans would workers, female service workers are '•>« probably describe themselves as largely unorganized. middle class: the $75,000 a year at- The impact of these statistics in Tracing the Carter-Vesco connection torney grudgingly, because he hasn't human terms is profound, becoming yet amassed enough captial to live on; clearly visible only in moments of bad the 110,000 a year clerk-typist proudly, By WILLIAM SAFfRE Since the influence-peddling scheme investigate attempted influence- timing and bad taste, like the dinner Comment because she doesn't have to live on N.Y. Times Columnist came to light, the Carter men have peddling, known to the Chief party in Union Square. Wealthy welfare. There are, as Thomas The case of the connection between been acting the way the Nixon men Executive—should not require a Americans, unlike the doddering Of Richard Harden: What did Lee Massey points out in a recent article in Robert Vesco (invariably described as used to act in those halcyon days of Special Prosecutor? Has the crowned heads of Europe, not only say to you, and what did you say to the the Washington Monthly, worlds of "the fugitive financier") and Jimmy 1973. president been given his Miranda reign, they rule "Nobody ever talked to me about president? With what other aides and warning? difference between the expectations, Five of the lesser-qualified ap- Carter is growing curioser and curioser. Vesco," insisted Charles Kirbo when friends was this discussed? Who Of President Carter: When "big- contacts and real-life prospects of the plicants who entered medical school Here are a few of the facts that are first asked about the case. This was asked the president to write the note to shot crooks" attempt to influence you, lawyer and the clerk-typist. Yet both ahead of Allan Bakke were white undisputed: a man named RL Herring untrue; lawyer Kirbo later had to Bell? Have any other written notes is it not your duty to report that in- consider themselves, and are con- students, the fortunate sons of heavy paid $10,000, and promised a million admit that his date book showed a from the president on this been fluence? In your note, why didn't you sidered by many, to be "middle donors to the school and politicians more, to Georgia real estate lawyer R meeting with Spencer Lee on January "lost"? Did Lee indicate to you that warn Bell of a fix attempt? If you class." with clout. "While the middle class Spencer Lee IV to use his influence with If nearly all of us are middle class, it 17, 1977, three days before the others of his Georgia friends might knew that Spencer Lee had ap- and the minorities are fighting it out the Carter administration to arrange for follows that there is no working class, Inaugural. Lee has sworn to the SEC benefit in some way from his million- proached your aide with a million- over who should be admitted to med the return in freedom of Vesco. or at least not much of one, no ruling that the Vesco deal as discussed then dollar gee? school," a Health, Education and Both Herring and Lee came to dollar influence-peddling scheme, why class and none of the class conflict that and there: what was Kirbo trying to Welfare Dept. official remarked, Washington in the third week of the Of Griffin Bell: Do you lose a lot of did you reward Lee soon afterward plagues other societies. Even liberal hide? "nobody seems to notice that the rich Carter administration; White House mail from the president? Will you tell with appointment to a panel choosing pundits like John Kenneth Galbraith "A despicable lie," was the way are still assured of their quotas." logs show Lee was in the White House the Senate Judiciary Committee that the fifth circuit court of appeals agree ours is becoming a white collar Hamilton Jordan characterized a For working people, the cost of on Feb. 8, 1977. Lee spoke to White this matter—involving the failure to judge? "service economy" where charge of his involvement in this powerlessness is high. Reading Lillian All that noise is irrelevant; it makes management and labor work to reach scheme; at a White House press Rubin's book on working class lives, little difference to the important end common goals. America, according to conference, he insisted he had not Worlds of Pain, one is struck by the of this case if the originator of the fix this view, has made its omelette been contacted by the SEC "or any The Daily Skiff number of workers in their 20's who attempt is a crook or not, whether his without breaking eggs. other investigative agency." But one use the expression "when I was motives in blowing the whistle are It's a comforting view, but how does month before, we now know, the FBI young," as though their lives are venal or not, whether his letter copies it hold up? Much recent research already over. The movie Blue Collar are largely accurate or imaginary. interrogated Jordan about this very welcomes your letters suggests it does not. An extensive matter. Who's lying now, despicably presented an equally disturbing What matters is not whether an survey by UCLA professor Maurice or otherwise? picture of frantic machismo and self- accused racketeer can "con" a Zeitlin in The Progressive cites the Most incredible of all is the Justice destructive violence. swindler or an investigative colum- following figures: That's a touch of class no one likes to nist, what matters is getting the whole Department's explanation of what Opinion • In 1810, the top one percent of the think about much. But it's there. The truth about what happened in the happened to the written order from the (American people owned 21 percent of Carter White House when Herring and President to the Attorney General to class system is the skeleton in The Daily Skiff Opinion page is open to Daily Skiff staff. Letters to the editor a the nation's wealth. Lee came to town. see Spencer Lee when he called. It America's closet, waiting to come out. any member of the campus com- should be typewritten and : • In 1915, the top two percent of the seems that this hot document vanished munity I with an idea to contribute. doublespaced. no longer than 300 people owned 35 percent of the wealth into the evanescent mists of Ninth St. Opinions expressed by columnists on words. Guest columns should be • Today, the top one percent still owns and Pennsylvania Avenue; some this page do not necessarily represent typewritten and doublespaced, no 25 percent of all personal and financial sinister force, perhaps (Justice of- the views of The Dally Skiff or Texas longer than 600 words. Handwritten . assets. ficials hint darkly at transition aide Christian University. All unsigned material may be discarded or printed i Comments Zeitlin: "Through all the Douglas Marvin) kept it from being Tulane invitational editorials represent the views of The as best the editor can decipher It. ■tumultuous changes—the Civil War seen by Griffin Bell, Attorney General and the emancipation of the slaves, de jure. The Carter note only surfaced the Populist and Progressive when an affidavit wrung from Lee by CUrkWWll.ii The following is an open letter ad- Managing Editor ' movements, the Great Depression, the dressed to President Laura Shrode, Letter the SEC forced the Georgians to admit its existence. AMI. Managing Editor New Deal, progressive taxation, the Student House of Representatives. : mass organization of industrial carried into the game. It is a fun time Something is fishy here. These are Bury Morris Dear President, Nawi Editor TheDaily Skiff for all, as we discuss the upcoming I workers and World Wars I and II—thif As you well know, the Green Wave of not the statements and actions of Monlca Anne Krauaaa Carol Holowlmkl «MsF match, and drink a beer to the victors. totally innocent people. Perhaps some Aaal. Newt Editor Editor class has held on to everything it had Tulane will host y'alls football team on Win Daniels The party is held in the Superdome Richard Brandt ■They owned America then and thej Oct. 21. The game and all pre-game television reporters will take time off Editorial Paie Editor Advertlalaf Manager :'own it now." and the area will be clearly marked. from taking pot shots at Jack An- Sheila? Seeders Jamaa Batta op activities will be held this year in the As you go in the Student Entrance just Editorial Paae Aaat. Faculty Advtaer ; Many of America's owners belong to Superdome of New Orleans. derson to stake out some Washington Matl Keith Elden fUwlinfs Member, : the great capitalist families of the 19th follow the signs. Again, they usually homes, and ask the following: Sports Editor Department Chairman Asioclated Praas I would like to take this time to Vickie D. JUhwtll century, the "captains of industry" start two hours before game time. Of Spencer Lee: If you did nothing Skip HoUandaworUi personally invite you and the rest of Aaat. Sparta Editor Productions Supervisor -that supposedly disappeared with the If I can be of any assistance to you or to secure White House influence to l The Dally Skiff, student newspaper at Texas Christian University, Fort ; Model T: your Student Body to our pre-game to your Student Body, please let me help Vesco, why did you accept his party. Approximately two hours Worth, is published Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except : .•The Mellon family controls at least know. I am anticipating an exciting $10,000? Why would you, a real estate review week, finals week and summer term. Views expressed are those of the : four firms In the top 500 non- before game time, most of Tulane's game and a wild party. lawyer, be chosen in a criminal case if students involved and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the \>' - finandals, inducing Gulf Oil and Student Body gets together to Yours truly, it were not for your influence with University. Third class postage paid at Fort Worth, Texas. Subscription celebrate the upcoming match. With Roger Timperlake price $5. The Dally Skiff welcomes any letters and maintains the right to edit Alcoa Carter aides? Did you ever tell for grammar, spelling, length and community standards. University IDs • •Laurance Rockefeller owns a 25-cent beer and a band, our pre-game Associated Student Body President anyone you spoke to the president must be presented along with submitted material. 1 controling five percent Interest in party initiates the enthusiasm that is Tulane University himself about Vesco? Wednesday, October 11, 1978 The Daily Skiff New political platform favors fun times for all MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Jim Mallon Mallon and Varjian founded the "No one can stop us," Mallon i figures his finger is firmly on the pulse "Pail and Shovel" party last spring. gloated. of his 40,000 constituents They proposed converting students Stop them from what? fltott "All the average student cares funds into pennies and dumping them Their campaign promises include: about is sex and drugs and rock n' into a campus fountain, so students Flooding the football stadium for roll. In that order," says the student could dig in— with pails and shovels mock naval battles, stuffing and body president at the University of "Pail and Shovel is dedicated to the mounting all deans, converting Wisconsin-Madison. four-year-old in al'. of us," Mallon said parking meters into gumball Mallon and his vice president, Leon Mallon and Varjian began by machines and running clocks back- Varjian. have brought new humor to building a giant campaign "platform" ward so classes end before they start. this campus, a hotbed of anti-war out of Popsicle sticks. Now, they're the And they are apparently serious radicabsm in the 1960s dominant figures in student politics about some of their plans Last week, the student senate changed the school's name to the Strong strings spork University of New Jersey. "That way kids from Wisconsin can say they graduated from a prestigious Eastern school," Mallon said. "And symphony premiere we should be able to get the New York Times a lot cheaper." By B. (WRRUTHERS Robert Lewis, contrabass. The wind Earlier, Mallon and Varjian helped Music Critic and brass sections had difficult plan and okayed funds for a wild "toga The 44-member University Sym- passages which added to the variety of party." attended by about 12,000. phony Orchestra created a instrumental combinations. Mallon and Varjian. paid $150 each professional aura throughout their If you were unable to attend this monthly from student funds, say ' IV first performance Friday night. concert, you will want to mark students are just less concerned with One of the impressive qualitites was Monday, Nov. 20, on your calendar so the world nowadays. the unity of sound in the string section. you won't miss the next University "We're happy that students are The new string players have been a Symphony Orchestra concert. Also, apathetic.'' Mallon said "If not, we'd / strong addition to the orchestra. Musica Nova, conducted by George be out of office." The amount of disciplined rehearsal Del Gobbo, will be performing under (he excellent conducting of twentieth century chamber works on George Del Gobbo evidenced itself in December 4 Read Classified the level of performance the orchestra as an organic whole, was able to PHONOTHON—TCU's phonothon continues this week, Hill; Russ Toates; Tommy McDonald; Roxanna achieve. The programming, also, is a as individuals and teams continue to rack up their Ramirez; Craig Elder; Romy Macias; Len Wain- credit to Mr. Del Gobbo's success in Are you getting enough totals in campus-wide competition. Students had wright. Team leaders are Lambda Chi Alpha; Brach- choosing interesting and challenging raised 123,049 as of Oct. 5. Individual leaders are: man; Colby-Clark; Sherley; and Tom Brown-Jarvis. out of life? Michi Braun; Mike McKee; Mike McCord; Kandy works for both performers and audience. Come to this free Christian Science Lecture The opening selection was suitably an overture by Mozart -the "Overture "INDIVIDUALIZING GOD'S POWER" Speedy, stimulating speaker in Idomeneo," one of Mozart's great By Jessica Pickett, C. S., 'opera seria" works. a member of The Christian Science Board The "Concerto for Viola and Or- of Lectureship chestra in O minor" was composed by 2112 Forest Park Blvd. Church Auditorium J.C. Baeh. the youngest son of J.S. Free Admission Child Care to address FW Ad Club today Bach. The arrangement for the viola Sponsored by the Second Church of Christ, Scientist By ELLEN NORTH was by Casadesus. Mr. Osher Green, Fort Worth, Texas 76110 audience thinks He has traveled all received his Ph.D. from Louisiana Staff Writer first chair violist Of the Fort Worth over the country giving his rapid-fire State University. Dr. Morris Massey will be the Symphony and new faculty member at delivery on market research and Experts in various fields of ad- keynote speaker for today's luncheon TCU. was the featured soloist His insights on human behavior. vertising will conduct workshops on at the Fort Worth Advertising beautiful, round tone warmed (he Massey's copyrighted program, Retail Advertising, Institutional Seminar, sponsored by the Fort Worth audience as he dislayed his "What you are is where you were Advertising, Industrial- Advertising Club. musicianship in the concerto. His when," has received a remarkably Manufacturing, and Public Relations. technical command was apparent in The program begins with coffee and Bill enthusiastic response from such Media workshops, for Radio, the faster sections and the romantic registration in the main hall of the Television, Direct Mail, Outdoor, lyricism displayed in the slow Kahler Green Oaks Inn and runs until organizations as the U.S. Chamber of Mums The Word.. Commerce, Pepsi-Cola, Dow Newspaper, and Magazine ad- movement was in keeping with the 4:45 p.m. Participants can choose two vertising, will also be presented The Traditional Favorite Chemical USA, the Royal Bank of stylistic nature of the music. workshops to attend, and will be able in Football Mums for Over 30 Years. to direct questions to presidents of Canada, and the American Bankers At the close of the seminar, a Theconeluding work of the program local agencies at the end of the day. Association. program. "Ask the Agency" will be vas the "Pulcihelia Suite" by Igor Make Mom feel right at home this Parent's Weekend, According to Vi Baker of Con- Originally from Waco, he is presented which will allow everyone to Stravinsky. "Pulcinella" is a with a corsage from tinental National Bank, Massey is a Associate Dean of Undergraduate ask featuring presidents of seven local statement of the loose relationship Studies at the University of Colorado stimulating speaker who feels that the agencies questions about agencies, which Stravinsky formed with College of Business in Boulder. He clients, and media. faster a speaker talks, the quicker the Pergolesi's music,'and marked his / personal rediscovery of the musical fC\l4l

BOTTLENECKED — Linebacker Jim Bayuk wraps hb (owing In one of the 15 tackles he made during Saturday's arms around the neck of Arkansas running) back Ben game.

PASSING PASSION — TCU's Steve Bayuk (left) and threw three times, but Bayuk had one of his best nights as a THE ART OF PERSUASIVE BLOCKING — Here, Jim Arkansas runner scores one of the six touchdowns that Arkansas' Ron Calcagni demonstrate the art of flinging the Frog, with 17 completions out of 34 passes for 234 yards. Bayuk gets bowled over bv an offensive lineman as another Arkansas made Saturday. football last Saturday in the Frogs' 42-3 loss. Cakagni only Dodgers strike first, beat New York LOS ANGELES (AP) — Davey Lopes walloped a pair of homers, driving in John, the 35-year-old left-hander who is eligible to join the free agent ranks Yeager banged into a sharp double play, and it seemed Figueroa would five runs, and Dusty Baker added a solo shot, leading the emotionally charged this winter. escape further trouble But then Lopes hit the next pitch into the left field to an 11-5 victory Tuesday night over the New York That narrowed the Los Angeles lead to 7-3 in the seventh, but pinch hitter bleachers, close to where Baker's ball had landed, and the Dodgers had a 3-0 Yankees in the opening game of baseball s 75th . Bill North, who had only 10 RBIs all season, doubled home two more Dodgers lead. The Dodgers dedicated this Series to Gilliam and wore black patches with runs in the seventh and then scored on Lee Lacy's single to put Los Angeles on That finished Figueroa, but in the fourth, the Dodgers ganged up on Clay. the No. 19 on their sleeves in memory of their coach, who died of a brain top 10-3. Monday opened with a walk, and one out later, Dent made a good stop on hemorrhage Sunday night. And they wasted no time asserting themselves, The Yanks chased John in the eighth, getting two runs on 's Yeager's shot in the hole. The Yankees shortstop tried for the force at second, with Lopes leading the long ball explosion. ground out and an RBI single by . Left-hander Terry Forster but threw the ball low for an error, sending Monday to third. The Dodgers captain jolted a two- homer, which knocked out Yankees replaced John and heid the Yanks in check the rest of the way. That brought up Lopes, the Dodgers leadoff man, and he connected again, starter in the second inning, and then added a three-run shot The 15-hit Dodgers barrage against four Yankees gave Los Angeles this time on an 0-1 pitch, sending it into the left field bleachers. against reliever Ken Clay in the fourth. the opening-game victory in the best-of-seven series which continues Wed- The five RBIs left Lopes one short of the World Series record set by Bobby Dodgers starter Tommy John, meanwhile, shut the Yankees out for six nesday night at Dodger Stadium. will pitch for New York and Richardson of the Yankees 18 years ago, and staked Los Angeles to a 6-0 lead innings before surrendering a tape-measure to Burt Hooton for the Dodgers. after four innings. The Dodgers added a run in the fifth on hits by Ron Cey and s\ ' leading off New York's seventh. The homer by Jackson, who hit five in the The Dodgers opened up on Figueroa in the second inning when Baker, Baker and a wild pitch by Clay. World Series a year ago against the Dodgers, ended a string of 23 consecutive leading off, tagged a shot into the left field bleachers some 370 feet from home John, the man with the reconstructed pitching elbow, worked easily into the shutout innings by John that had stretched through the end of the regular plate. seventh, allowing the Yankees just two hits. The sinkerball specialist, who season and the National League playoffs against Philadelphia. Rick Monday followed with a double that fell just in front of ' underwent a delicate tendon transplant that saved his pitching career in 1974, singled home two more Yankee runs in the seventh against lunging try for a shoestring catch in center field. After Lacy walked, Steve had the Yankees beating the ball into the ground. Sooners' victory overLonghorns keeps them best in the country By The Associated Press sports writers and broadcasters for Michigan didn't get any votes foi After losing to Oklahoma on 1,260 points. first place this time and accumulated Saturday, Texas Coach Fred Akers That widened their lead over 1,040 points. voiced the opinion that the Sooners, Southern Cal's Trojans, who were idle The defeat by Oklahoma cost Texas indeed, were deserving of the nation's over the weekend. The country's No. 2 a six-place drop in the standings — the No. 1 ranking. team received five first-place votes Longhorns falling from No. 6 to No. 12. The Sooners solidified their position and 1,144 points. Last week, Southwestern Conference colleague atop of the The Associated Press poll Oklahoma's lead was 1,226-1,166. Texas A&M, meanwhile, moved up a Monday by collecting 52 of 63 first- Michigan dropped from third to fiftl notch to No. 6 with 931 points following place votes from a nationwide panel of despite a 21-17 victory over Arizon. a 38-9 rout of Texas Tech. and relinquished the spot to Arkansas Alabama climbed a spot to No. 7 f and Penn State, which tied for No. 3 after beating Washington 20-17; Parents with 1,071 points and three firstplace Nebraska moved two spots to No. 8 votes apiece. Arkansas crushed Texas following a 23-0 beating of previously Christian 42-3 while Penn State undefeated Iowa State; Pittsburgh Weekend trounced Kentucky 30-0. whipped Boston College 32-15 and held on to No. 9, and Maryland climbed i Barbeque from 12th to 10th with a 31-7 shellacking of North Carolina State. The Second Ten consists of Lunch Louisiana State; Texas; Colorado; UCLA; Florida State; Ohio State; Houston; Stanford; Missouri and Iowa State. 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