Togetherness Is— Having Own Week

By KIRK WILLIAMS versity and city officials on The University and the community will again celebrate May 5, in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum, prior to a luncheon to be attended the dependence upon each other during the second annual by several hundred students, fac TCU/Fort Worth Week, May 4-10. ulty, alumni, and residents. This week, also creative writing week, is an official Tickets for the fried chicken box lunch are $2.25 for adults and recognition of the partnership existing between TCU and $1 for students. They are on Fort Worth. The chairman of this observance is William sale at the Chamber of Com H. Michero, an alumnus and corporate secretary of the Tandy merce, and at the Information desk of the Student Center. Lt Corp. and the cochairman is Dr. e e e Gov. Hen Barnes, a lormer TCU W. Earl Waldrop, senior vice are literally donating billboard student, will be featured as speak chancellor and innovator of the space for advertising to make er of the luncheon. TCU/Fort Worth Week people aware of the TCU/Fort Other highlights of the week Michero, representing the com- Worth Week, merchants are us- are the two-day creative writing munity, said "As an alumnus I ing window displays and restau- MIH on May 7-8. the annual take pride in the week through rants are using tent cards to ex- observance of TCU's chartering which TCU's many contributions emplify the "purple and white bj the State of Texas, and the to Fort Worth's civic, cultural ind spirit." He also said many of Purple-White Intrasquad fool- economic development, in addi- the civic clubs are making the ame at Amon G, Carter Sta- tion to its educational contribu Monday kick off lunch part of dium on May 9. tions, may be emphasized. their regular meeting Dr. Waldrop, representing the Michero said the observance of Billboard Space University, said "TCU/Fort Worth this week is an "annual recogni- Week is the special time of year "As a Fort Worther 1 am tion and welcoming of the rela- when we point up the partnership *-•» pleated with the opportunity that tionship of TCU to Fort Worth," of this institution and its home this annual observance provide! Initial Day community " for the community to make "It's my firm conviction that SAMANTHA EGGAR seeks to escape the clutch*! of Terence Stamp in known more forcefully and dra- The initial day of the TCU Fort TCU and Fort Worth are like Si- "The Collector," chilling film story of a butterfly collector who kid- ;itn ally its support of this fine Worth Week. Sunday, May -i. (ac- amese twins; you cannot sever naps a girl and imprisons htr in his house, to be shown tonight at 7:30 institution." uity members and administrative one from the other without cut- p.m. in the Student Center ballroom. Admission is 50 cents. He said several businesses officials will preach sermons in ting a vital artery of life to both 28 churches in the Fort Worth of them Both TCU and Fort Worth area. share many profits that accrue The first campus program will because of their relationship." lie a musical program directed by B. R Henson, associate pro- Birth of Week fessor of music, in the Ed I.an Dr. Waldrop said the idea of a dreth Auditorium at 3 p.m. Tak- TCU Fort Worth Week came to ing part in the program will be him four years ago as he talked the University Chorus, A Cappel- TheTEXAS CHRISllAN UNIVERSITY Skill* * * • FORT WORTH, TEXAS to students He said students la Choir and the TCU Singers asked him if the Fort Worth com A ceremony marking the for- munity really knew TCU was VOL 67, No. 4? FRIDAY, MAY i, 1*69 4 PAGES mal opening of TCU Fort Worth here. Week will be conducted by Uni- He started out with the idea oi a TCU week in Fort Worth. He then met with the mayor, city Budget Approved manager and president of the Chamber of Commerce. At this meeting they decided on the TCU Fort Worth Week. House Stalls Constitution Change "This created a way for TCU and Fort Worth to say to each By SHIRLEY FARRELL but remains nebulous dence hall policies on visita tant Dean of Men Kenneth W. other 'we couldn't do without The first point of contention a student organization and should Gordon had drawn up a policy He said last year "we tried to A marathon House meeting which will be presented to Vice take TCU to the community and concerning the new constitution have the same regulations as the Tuesday resulted in a $33,575 was the number of representa Chancellor Howard G Wible were successful in many respects budget, two sections stricken lives from each residence hall others " soon This year we are trying to bring from the proposed constitution and from the town students It was explained that a student Further discussion was re the community and its people to and fall elections for the Spirit Odean said, "The House nu- committee working with Assis- ceased to Thursday at 6 p.m. TCU" Committee merically reapportions itself The meeting attracted so many every year. This would make the students i t w a s moved to the number of representatives per ballroom. dorm more equitable " Rusty Werme, House presi Town student representatives Research Foundation Dinner: dent, made his appointment o f asked an increase in then- repre Mike Wagner as House legal ad- sentatives. viser After questions concerning Wagner's night class, represen- 35 to 40 tatives concurred John Marshall said, "If this The Ghost of Money Pledged Also approved was I.en Davis was done on a per capita basis, as new chairman of the Perma the town students would have 35 By FRANK LEWIS research announced that the urn - not immediately affect the nent Improvements Committee to 40 representatives. This would campaign had brought i" $330,000 individual "It seems to have Money pact, present and fu (hanged my life very little." he The proposed House bud- be ridiculous. My point is this is to dale which Is 150,000 more ture—surrounded the 19C>9 Annu- than this time last year but be said get had eliminated salaries for a gross inadequacy There should al Appreciation Dinner of the be a minimum of 10 town student low the figure of two years ago the vice president, secretary and TCU Research Foundation "More than 237 persons COO Environment Necessary AC Director representatives." The idea of the dinner was for tnbuted to the campaign," ac Mike Walker, treasurer, e x- The House postponed discus But this electronic envi sion of this point to a later meet the foundation to express its ap- cording to Dr. Secrest. ronment is necessary as the pop plained that an executive reim preciation to those who had con- bursement fund had been set up ing. Award Received ulation expands, and it takes Under the legislative powers of tributed to its campaign. more people manually to do dif in the new budget to replace the Dr. E Leigh Secrest, president salaries. the House "to register, regulate l)r O James Sowell, assistant ferent chores such as working and charter student organiza of the foundation and vice chan to the chancellor, received a n telephone switchboards. If it Change Budget tions." Odean explained, the cellor for advanced studies and award for his activity as the first were not for more electronics in House wculd "see if an organiza director of development at TCU the telephone industry, this eoun He moved to change the bud tion has a constitution, see if It from 193:! to 1968 try would be limited in its com get so all executive officers 1 i v e s up to its stated purposes Sam H Weatherford HI re- munications, Dr Hillier added. would receive salaries as in the and follows the constitution, and ceived a pair of frog cuff DUt His motion failed. 20-18. Frog Posters A completely automated, push avoids racial and religious dis links for his work in heading the button way-of-life is possible .Tim Keegan, past House trea- crimination." foundation's public campaign for siir helped Walker explain the now. he said. A population n o t The relation of fraternities and Drive Continues the last three months. ready for this way of life and the ludget sororities to this point arose—that Money for future campaigns high price of these electronics When asked about the Creative their constitutions are secret and Frc- posters are now being de- was hinted at during the dinner livered to alumni, faculty staff today keep this way of life from Fund, which is allocated $1000. not open to the public as various members of the TCU Americans. Keegan said, "The House's bud Marshall said, "If they have and student homes by the TCU administration and the founda- Vigilantes, members of the Spirit tion's board of director's spoke. Entrepreneurs are needed t o get is as structured as possible. secret representatives and secret finance research and devel However, the more flexible we votes, and since they're secret, Committee and APO. The Money present was one of the signs read, "A TCU Horned Frog themes of the foundation's guest opment, Dr Hilliard said, to de are. the mere initiative that is we can't recognize them " velop electronics and lower costs possible." The article was stricken from I ives Here — Support TCU Fort speaker. Dr. James Hillicr, ex- Worth." ecutive vice president for re- so that when Americans are rea- In the discussion of money allo- the constitution. dy for more advanced electronics Another item stricken from The signs may be ordered by search and engineering at RCA. cated the Foods Committee, Bob they will be available at a re Deen, chairman, said the $50 for legislative powers of the House contacting the Alumni Affairs Of Dr. Hillier spoke of an "invisi- administration "sounds good," was "To determine resi- fice. ble electronic environment'' that dueed cost THE SKIFF Friday, May 2, It*?

LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS If Students Worship Nixion, Why Don't They Hate Che? By JAMES GORDON dicators of TCU's success as an come familiar with what Che educational institute. Guevara, or most other impor Most of our worst fears were For example, one section of the tant figures of the modern world, confirmed by the results of a re- survey involved a list of names stand for cent study of TCU students con- of world political personali This is because most of the ducted by the School of Busi- ties, with the student filling out courses which prevail at TCU ness. the questionnaire asked to check seem to regard eontempo The survey, involving a Ion g which of the persons h e "ad rary society as terra incognita questionnaire distributed mired" or "disliked." Past 1950 in classrooms two months ago, 60 per cent of the respond revealed that 65 per cent of the ents checked President Nixon as We refer, of course, to such student body contends that the ,i penOB they admired, a figure things as American history candidate in the last presidential higher than that for any other courses which never get past election whose views most r e- person 1950, literature courses which sembled their own was Richard But Che Guevara, the revolu- neglect any author more recent Nixon! tionary idol to whom anyone than Thomas Hardy, and theater It would be hard to obtain IT holding affection for Mr. Nixon appreciation courses which stop suits like that from a poll taken should be expected to respond with Eugene O'Neill in the Republican headquarter! with frothing indignation, r e- A class in "World Politics" held of Dos Moines. Iowa, let alone at ceivi d only .i K; 5 per cent "dla last semester spent two class per- a real, live university like" response iods discussing the Italian occupa- Perhaps Texas Christian I'm The logical conclusion to draw tion of Trieste and Flume after versify is the only outpost of stu from such a discrepancy is that World War I. never reached 1947, dent culture in the United Slates most TCU students are not ewn and spent half of one (lass period where Mr. Nixon is truly lined familiar with Che Guevara with the students arguing with the And that is indicative of some professor over whether or not to Politically Perverse discuss Vietnam thing wrong at TCU. There were other aspects 0 f It is possible to spend four Because the average TCU stu- yean at TCU without reading the study do be reported in its dent, under the conditions that anything by Camus or Norman ^E'5 THE Fl££T R.EP6E WEVE EVER GPAtJTEV A SPETCIAL- entirety in next week's Skiff) prevail under present curriculum Mailer, without having a course FC!\UEC-r— HIS OLE WAN CWMf- A PCf uJfCY." requirement! and classroom that were less politically p e r- in which Vietnam or the Mid verse but more disturbing as in practices, has little chance to i>e die Kast wep' discussed, and without investigating in any meaningful way the problems of modi ni society A | r e a t deal has b I e n written (and done i in this coun- Intellectual Simplicity ..Key tr\ in the past few years about making education more "rvlc By RONALD GEORGE say"", or even more discourag- continually misquoted and mis- the contemporary educational e» ing "What did he mean''" represented throughout his re- perienee not only exciting but vant " Dr Radar P 1 a t t delineated The problem, of course, lies in port of the debate relevant " Such relevance is not serve: what he considers the more fan- the age-old problem of commun- If intellectuals are to be the so much by such things as Black Ample Proof problemi confronting the ication vanguard of the problem -solving Studies Institutes as by phas.m' human race. We can shake our heads and Liming remarked that he felt he rhetoric, they must be under out an educational system which Honors Day Convocation audi- "tsktsk" as the media fumble stood. - are. admittedly, usually had reported the event with ad- p 1 a C I I more emphasis on the around in their attempts to bring mirable equanimity (especially in The purveyors of public inform- limitad to those students who are the message of the informed elite ation must IN' privy to their philo- War of 1812 than the War in Viet ! be hon red for academic prow- view of the fact he actively con- to the public forum, but all too siders himself a "hawk'i and that ■ophiei as well as their public nam. and saturates a student . ss. so it must be assumed that often the communications prob- both parties were dissatisfied was statements in order to bring their with Milton while withholding such a message didn't fall upon message to that vague (and it lem is ever so much more com- ample proof of his nonpartisan from him James Joyce. deaf ears. plex than the mere reporting of has been asserted, "non-exist- In fact, the receivers of Dr. ship It involves making the 20th same But nonpartisanship is not the ent i entity, the public. Plan's message were the people This is I tall iiitler Intellectuals are forever being question here, although his con- century more important than the of whom he spoke as he called A perceptive intellectual 'is of 18th or 19th, an idea not based m for action a la "taskforce." misquoted. tention does belie criticisms of his reporting no value if he cannot utter his materialism so much as in the There can be no denying the im- "I didn't say t h a t." "That pen -eptiveness in terms run-of- The central issue, and one I - liacy of his plea. statement was taken out of con- need for making life more intel which must be dealt with if pleas the mill humanity can under- In essence, Dr Platt was call- text," "That isn't my interpreta- stand. ligible ing for an intellectual revolution; tion." are all too familiar rebut- the ilk of Dr Platt's are ever to a movement destined to save tals ringing in the ears of news be taken seriously, is the ques the human race from itself. paper editors as they reach for tion of intellectual communica their little yellow pills in the tion with "the people." Communication Probltm copydesk drawer. Simplicity is scarce in this Dr Gustave Ferre and Dr. world The problems facing hu- There is nothing new about manity maintain a near-impossi- Potpourri s u c h a plea. Intellectuals have August 0. Spain virtually rent then garments asunder as they ble degree of complexity. been "heard" for generations Anv mathematician will tell The TCU House of Represen Maybe it was such fiascos a s All too often, however, the laity condemned Bob Liming's report tatives is trying a new approach The Wind and the Willow's" one as slanted, and that they had been you to reduce a complex equa is left wondering. "What did he tion to its simplest form before to better service in the cafeten of TCU's greatest events. O r attempting to solve it, but more as on campus One hundred dol more likely it was that great often than not, humanity tends lars has been appropriated t o feeling among TCU students— Editor's Mail to bring its level of discourse up make awards to employes who APATHY. to the level of complexity of con- provide outstanding service. I t In any event, students who temporary problems rather than falls a little short of TWA's Mil missed the dance can now get reducing these problems to un- lion Dollar Bonus, but at least their kicks by sitting around and derstandable relationships its a try. griping about why TCU doesn't Advice for Editor * * * have any social events Not Answer At least one person on campus * * * Editor, the type of American that must has attempted a solution to the tell our President to "forget the Gross over-simplification is You know those eagles that sit If James Gordon is determined parking situation. One enterpris 1 whole thing," then he should for- not the answer. But neither are on top of flag poles' Well, if a to make unsupported remarks ing derm mother has erected her person looks at one of these ea get the whole thing in the inter- unintelligible formulas subject to own sign reserving a parking ("Lyndon Johnson has messed est of better journalism. multifarious interpretations by gles long enough, he will notice place close to hei dorm Maybe that that eagle sort of resembles up all our lives" i, and if he i s Tim Weaver the "average" perscn. Nor is if we all had private parking the systemizing of problem spec Richard Nixon. places. . . . ulation the answer. * * * He sits up there not commit If Dr. Platt is to be believed, Is there any validity to the ting himself or making any de- The Skiff there isn't a whole lot of time rumor that Charles de Gaulle has cisions or noise and lets his head swell because he finally got to be Student newsi aper at Texas Christian University, published Tuesday! left to us mortals to solve such been offered the position of sec- overwhelming problems as the president. and Fridays during class weeks ewcept in summer terms. Views pre- retary of the treasury by the nuclear arms race, over popula sented are those of students and do not necessaril; reflect adminisu ative Nixon administration'' * * * tion and wide-spread polution. policies of the University. Third-class postage paid at Fort Worth, * * • May 5 is "Cinco de Mayo" Hats off to the Dance Com (Mexican Independence Day), Texas Subscription price S3 50. Implicit in Dr. Platt's petition is the necessity fcr a new rhetor- mittee. For the dance last Satur Sigmund Freud's birthday, the Editor J D Fuller ic of problem-solving The only day night in the Convention Cen- anniversary of Napoleon Bona Managing Editor Frank Lewis round of applause he drew at the ter. The place was great and the parte's death and the anniversa- News Editor James Gordon ry of Alan Sheppard's space ride Paul Honors Day Convocation came band sounded fantastic. Sports Editor R'dmgs when he suggested drawing educa- There was only one thing (this country's first space ven- Business Manager Christopher J White *A11*»A^ tional institutions into this prob- wrong, only about 100 people ture). Circulatioc Manager Bob Havran W5 S lem solving complex, thus making showed up for it It wasn't the * * * Faculty Adviser Lewis C. Fay We've been misquoting each cosf-^-only a buck a couple—that Headline of the week: Gaul de- Faculty Business Supervisor J*y Milner other too long. kept the students from coming. Gaulled ,_ , . ■ —~ ■ ■ ■ Friday, May 7, IW? THE SKIFF Calendar Dance Duo to Appear on TV After being named the best of cluded a number of singers, dan- lowing tneir graduation Bruce Show" appears on Channel 4 Of Events 200 competing TCU acts, Bruce cers, and musical groups plans to continue working toward (KRLD) on Sundiv afternoon* —Friday, May 1— Migliori and Francis Fletcher "They filmed us and told us at 4. flew to Hollywood, California, on that if we didn't hear from them an advanced degree while teach Golf: TCU vs. A&M—G 1 e n April 24—expenses paid — to ap- within four weeks to forget about ing. Garden Country Club—1:30 p.m. pear en a national television pro- it That was in February; eight "We've got so much going on 1965 VW Tennis: TCU vs. Texas Tech— gram, the "All American College weeks later they called us and now with the wedding plans, vith air conditioning 2 p m. (Here) Show." told us we could come out," said Casa Manana, and now this, I 14.CO0 Miles Baseball: TCU vs. Texas Tech And if their dance number Miss Fletcher. think we're going around in cir- Pale Aqua (There) wins, they will be able to have If their jazz dance number is cles," Miss Fletcher said a honeymoon following their selected the best of the four acts, Call: PE 2-5596 Popular Film Series: "The June 2 wedding. they will enter a larger runoff The "All American College Collector" (1966) — A chiller "If we win the contest, we'll of all the year's weekly winners. about a frustrated lepidopterist get a honeymoon; but we'll still The award for winning the final REGULAR $1.49 DINNERS who adds a girl to his butterfly be married on June 9 with or competition is $2500 "We really $1.00 EVERY MONDAY MAY without it," Miss Fletcher said. don't expect to get that far collection—7 p m.—Student Cen- though," said Migliori. SPECIAL ter ballroom—50 cents Four acts compete on the show Student Recital Sheila Mad for a $1000 prize; a panel of Hol- Wedding Day Good Mon -Thurt lywood luminaries—movie stars, den, violin; Sharon Grisham, pi- usually—select the weekly win- On the night of June 9, the ano— 815 p.m. —Ed Landreth ner. date of their wedding, the couple CHICKEN will appear at Casa Manana i n Auditorium—free Big Thing "Music Man" They are signed DELIGHT "Issues W—KTCU-FM—7 to work at Casa Manana for the Phone »Io-44*t p m—interview with Dr. W. Earl "The big thing is not whether summer session. you win the money, hut just be- ■■BEE DELIVERY Waldrop and Rill Michero, co- Both are members of the Fort 4 p m . 10 p.m. Wookdayo ing selected from all of those chairmen of TCU Fort Worth Worth Ballet Company and BUY 2 PIZZAS-GET 1 FREE II a.m. - 10 p.m. Sat. 4 Sun. hundreds of groups," Miss Fletch- teach at the Ridglea Studio of Weak er said. Dance The other 200 acts in the pre- They plan to teach all forms —Saturday, May 3— liminary competition at TCU in- of dancing to college students fol Baseball: TCU vs. Texas Tech (There) —Sunday, May •— Bosh Award Honors TCU/Fort Worth Week Be Kins TCU Choir Contort — Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms Top Senior Graduate and other works—directed by B Miss Nancy Ruth DeWces, a point average of 3 923. R Henson—3 p.m.—Ed Landreth graduating senior at TCU, re- Alpha Lambda Delta is a na Auditorium—free ceived the coveted Marie Leon- tional society which honors fresh ard Bosh award Wednesday, Ap- man women who earn a GPA of —Monday, May 5— ril 30, at the Alpha Lambda Del- 3 5 or better This year a total of ta banquet 62 women were honored. TCU/Fort Worth Week The award is given annually to The society also awarded sen- Piano Recital — Tugues Gross- the graduating senior who has ior certificates to those women mann—8:15 pm—Ed Landreth maintained the highest cumula who maintained their 3.5 grade Auditorium point for four years since their "Issues •»"—KTCU-FM-3 tive CPA, among members of the initiation into the society. Twenty p.m. national honor society Miss De- four women received certificates GET YOUR ACTIVITY LISTEDI Wees has maintained a grade Wednesday night. Call Eit. 7«9 or 111 -association

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Following a pop up which the Frogs' first shutout of the sea- would have been the third out but Singles by Newman and Grace Texas Tech in I.ubbock today and changed and the big reason is scored the other two runs. tomorrow. pitching and defense. son in the first game as TCU tri- for the error, Rickard walked a The University of Texas The Raiders own a pitching umphed 4-0 in the seven inning batter and hit a batter. clinched the league title last Sa- staff second only to the Universi- contest Then shortstop Frank Panzica DENNY MATTOON slammed a single to right to turday and all the o t h er ty of Texas' great staff Tech's Three Hitter ENCO SERVICE STATION teams excipt for Texas A&M two top hurlers are junio rC.ary score two runs. A third run was 2858 W. Berry Washington and freshman Jack Then Rick Kickard hurled a cut off at the plate by Ferguson have finished their seasons, leav- Three blocks aatt of campus ing the Horned Frogs and th e Pierce. nifty three hitter in the second on an outstanding peg by Monroe for the third out to end the game "We appreciata your business" Raiders to square off for the Washington owns a 4 2 SWC re- game, also a seven-inning affair, Road Service Ph. WA 3-IttS runner-up spot. cord this season His earned run as TCU won 3-2. Jerome Hall and Johnny Grace The Purples enter the Tech average is the lowest in the con It was the third victory for TCU combined to allow St Thomas series with a 7-5 conference re- ference, 0.81. in two days as the Frogs downed only seven hits in 17 innings as cord. The Raiders are 8-5. TCU Pierce has a 3-0 league mark TWC 5-2 Monday afternoon Left- the Frogs shut out the Warriors can take second place by winning He also owns a good era. 1 25 hnader Bob Shaw won that one 1-0 and 4-0 in a doubleheader Wed ;&£r Claudette's at least two of the three games Pierce has a 3-0 league mark. for the Purples as he spread out nesday afternoon. this weekend. beat Texas. six hits to out do the Rams' ace The Frogs' pitching never look \ * Alterations » This is the last weekend o f hurler David Yates. ad better as they closed out their Tops in SWC Fileding Last year I altered your Southwest Conference baseball In the first St. Thomas game. home schedule for this year. The clothes at the Oxford Shop, Purples upped their season rec action The only other games in The Raiders also have good de- catcher EMU Ferguson's two-run but now I've opened my own Ihe league today and tomorrow- fense. They lead the conference ■ingle in the third inning gave ord to 20-7 with the two victories i hop. are IT -Austin's three with Texas in fielding with a .965 average, Chase all the lead he needed. Grace hurled a two-hitter, the A&M in College tation. so it's likely few Frog batters But the Frogs added two more 10th tWO-bitter in TCU baseball STUDENT DISCOUNT Texas is currently 13-1, their will get on base by errors. runs in the sixth, one scoring on history Hall held the visitors scoreless in extra innings before WORK GUARANTEED only loss at the hands of the Tech's hitting is not particular- an error and the other on ;i sin 1520 E. MULKEY same Red Raiders the Frogs ly weak either The Raiders own gle by shortstop Glenn Monroe. Jeff Newman doubled down the right field line to score Dick Tur 2550 S. RIVERSIDE take on this weekend. Texas a .255 average, third best in the Chase allowed only five hits JE 6-3376 A&M ranks fifth in the confer- league. All-conference second and struck out three batters as ner for the game-winning run ence with a 6-6 mark. baseman and basketball star Jer- he claimed his fourth victory of Shortstop Glenn Monroe led the Rice. Baylor and SMU have ry Haggard is the Raider's lead- the year against two losses completed their seasons. The ing hitter. He is batting over In the second game. TCU has Owls finished fourth at 7-6; the .400 in conference play. all its runs n the scoreboard be- Bears sixth at 6-11; and SMU Outfielders Don McKee and fore St. Thomas ever got a run FREE last, 2 14 Randy Walker are two other top ner past third base. Tech sluggers. The pair own 360 Jeff Newman's 361-foot home ZENITH PORTABLE Rags to Riches and .310 averages, respectively. run to left centerficld in the Texas Tech's team this year The Teeh series will be the fi- fourth inning scored two as Dick is a "from rags to riches" outfit nale for the Frogs' 19G9 baseball Gage has left off the innine. by COLOR TV Last season, in their first year season. getting on bate on an error by second, then Larry Peel scored of competition in the Southwest The Purples upped their season Drawing May 15th, Conference, the Raiders finished him with a single to right last with a 2-15 record. The record to 18-7 last Tuesday after- Rickard had a two-hitter going Register Darly Frogs wipped the floor with them noon with back-to-back victor- up until the final inning Then 3050 S. University Dr.

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