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fforts. Barnes 4 jith 24 tackles part of the | Freshman 7 class organization under way a problem at ecause junior By ANNE MAGNER Public relations, activities and hart may not committee network, so they can find tentative, Hunter said. and will be If they approve it, it will be put The idea to revert to staff Writer finance committees were set up in out what each committee wants and subject to approval by the rest of the traditional class structure He > to an injury case a class event needed to be before the 70 “interested” freshmen - This year’s freshmen have class — get organized,” Hunter said. freshman at subsequent meetings. who attended the Labor Day actually formulated about a year ice. Freshmen planned before the final formal or, rather, the first organized class A meeting of the Organization Only 13 of the Organization meeting. ; ‘'om Eaton are structure was ready, Hunter said. 2 Bottie Phillips, student activities rior Raymond structure at TCU in years. Council last Thursday yielded a Committees’ 21 members showed After they approve the The Organization Council was also coordinator, drew up the formal em. The structural organization of the tentative plan for the formation of up for Thursday's constitution constitution, it will have to be set up to write a class constitution, proposition for a freshman class, s secondary group began at a Labor Day an executive board. writing meeting. Three articles of approved by the entire class, Hunter meeting attended by about 70 and will be abolished after that the document were actually written which was approved last spring. nd more ex- The group has initially selected said. “We hope to build in more school freshmen. Under the advisement of constitution is approved. al defensive the traditional class hierarchy with and Hunter said the committee She stressed that approval of the lovalty and pride,” Phillips said. sponsors - Don Mills, director of Hunter emphasized the tran- hoped to finish the whole thing at a gs has to be a president. vice president, secretary entire class is really what the “You start talking about fresh- Housing, and Bonnie Hunter, sitionali nature of the class’ meeting Monday night. m knows it. and treasurer, Hunter said. The committees are seeking. The men and realize thev're all alone student ' development coordinator, structure, adding that no deadline , the team has board also will include the Getting approval of the con- freshmen already involved want the freshmen organized themselves had been set by the students to have until they get here. Having a e.”” He said, chairpersons from the three stan- stitution will be a 3-step process, everyone to participate, she said, into standing committees of about the final structure organized. freshman class to belong to gives we're ready to ding committees. Hunter said. The document will be emphasizing that all class meetings 16 members each. “Their purpose for now is to be a them an immediate group af- The group's decisions are only offered to the executive board first. are open to any freshmen interested. filiation.” she explained. > e, the offensive City-wide expansion forces ECO ng, lay to cut back on campus services

every two months, the group is only in Tom Brown, ie against the By MONICA ANNE KRAUSSE Jarvis, mid-October, will be their biggest reconsidering its priorities. when Majid Editor Brachman and a few offices, Austin project this semester, Austin saa. Originally, ECO collected said. umphries both A handful of students decided to recyclable materials from most of Specific ways of spending that st two minutes start recycling at TCU three years the dorms and office buildings on Most of the group's effort is spent money are decided at the group's ogs ended the ago because they wanted to make campus, on the “ECO hut” which. with monthly meetings, Austin said. The earning an average of $20 ado College 1- conservation as easy as possible for per load of papers and beverage TCU’s permission. members built next meeting will be this Sunday at ug Johnston on-campus students. cans each week. last year on a corner of the Daniel 6 pm. in the home of Dr. Jim The Environmental Conservation Mever Coliseum parking lot. Fort Rurak, the group's faculty adviser. t of the vear. Today the group earns at least Organization, currently 30 Worth residents drop off bundles of four times that amount, ECO Austin said ECO eventually wants members strong, runs the only president paper there regularly. ield is located Diane Austin said Sunday. to train some of its non-TCU ttishman Lard continuous recycling operation for ost of it comes from material ECO still tries to promote recyclers to begin a seperate Fort t to the in- Fort Worth residents. Now, with firmed in by non-TCU people. awareness on campus. Energy Worth program in order to free 100,000 pounds of paper to handle As a result, ECO is now recycling Conservation Week. scheduled for ECO for more on-campus work.

Congress says no relief in sight for Texas coast oil spill victims

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — began threatening ‘lexas beaches. Marine and Fisheries Committee. Texas Attorney General Mark _ Texans suffering financial losses By mid-August. heavy deposits of Even if the “superfund” bill White savs a suit against Mexico rom a Mexican oil spill can expect thick brown muck soiled hundreds passes this vear, Breaux said he did remains a “last resort” for little immediate monetary help of miles of shoreline. not know if it could be made recovering losses and cleaning up from Washington, despite two days The clean-up has cost $85,000 retroactive to cover losses from the the spill. Both White and jegal of congressional hearings on the daily. It is being paid by federal world’s largest oil spill. scholars told the committees in- subject. funds. However, private business Many coastal businessmen are dividual American citizens could “The idea that the federal and individual losses are not dissatisfied with the Small Business sue either the Mexican government government is just going to open the covered bv any federal’ grant ind Administration program that has or PEMEX. Treasury to guarantee a profit to program. made maximum $100,000 loans But Breaux said. I just can’t see anyone is not going to happen, I An oil spill relief fund of $200 available for relief from oil-spill that individuals could have hopes to hope,” Rep. Ray Roberts, D-Texas, million has been approved by the related losses. recover any damages within their Jesign said after hearing pleas for help U.S. House several times. but has lifetime.” from coastal residents and stalled repeatedly in the Senate. That program appears the onh During the two-day hearing. the businesses. “1 feel the oil spill liability fund is assistance available in the committees heard near from state and -5103 “The only place we get money is clearly aimed at exactly the tvpe future, several congressmen said. federal officials. environmental from your pocket,” he told one situation we have in Texas,” said Breaux cautioned against being groups, coastal residents and witness Sunday. Rep. John Breaux, D-La., chairman overly optimistic about representatives suing of SEDCO. the

HEART TO HEART — Julie Haworth, who works in the Child Develop- Tourism has dropped an average of the House Water Resources Mexico or PEMEX, the Mexican Dallas-based company that leased ment of Lab School of the Department of Home Economics, chats with her 50 percent since raw crude oil Subcommittee, which held joint national oil company that owns the PEMEX an offshore rig used at the voung charge. The school has a waiting list through 1982. from a blown-out Mexican well hearings with the House Merchant runaway oil. runaway well.

Funt brings own brand of ‘people watching’ to TCU Candid Camera,” to Ed Landreth By CINDY NORMAN Funt said the show's “victims” refuse are “those in the wrong place He said the Cornell University complicated to very simple. “We News Editor auditorium Thursday night as part are asked permission to use films at the wrong time with the wrong psychology department uses his have an entire film on the way TCU’s Howdy Week. made of them as soon as they are ple.” films to illustrate aspects of human people lick postage stamps.” he Anyone who has ever wondered “The joy of Candid Camera is notified of their unwitting stardom. P Ford also showed clips of his 1968 nature. and that “Candid Camera” said. how the typical American would people-watching,”” Funt told They are paid 850 if a film clip is film, “What Do You Sav to a Naked clips also are used for laugh the rapy Funt said that there are no real react to a talking mailbox, a car students, guests and faculty used, $15 if it is not. in Lady?” in which a nude woman hospitals that treat the “typical” Candid Camera people. that splits in hail or to an armchair members. “They never do what you Funt said that the most receptive appears in various ‘ordinary’ chronically ill. with human arms, should talk to expect.” area of the country te “Candid The facial expressions picked up by situations. The show pavs $50 for everv Allen Funt. He's been “catching Between film clips, Funt an- Camera’ is the South. He cited “The the camera are the key to ‘Candid basic idea behind the film,” submitted idea that thev use, Funt people being themselves” in strange swered questions from the audience. Southern women in particular, Funt said, “was the new sexual said. adding kids often come up Camera,” he said.

situations for aver 32 years. He explained that ‘Candid calling them ‘outspoken. liberation and permissiveness — can with the best ones. For example, a Camera” developed out of ‘Candid “Our lives are full of boomerangs Funt brought his filmed courageous and friendly.” people handle it>"’ six-vear-old boy thought up the gag Microphone,” an early radio show. — evervthing that can go wrong highlights of the long-running Few people refuse to allow the Funt believes the “repercussions of putting “Ours” and “Theirs” on will go wrong.” Funt said. “These When television came along, Funt television series, ‘The Best of show to use a film clip, Funt said. and extensions of ‘Candid Camera’ public restroom doors, he said. people are no dummies — they're simply added a camera to his mike. He added that people who generally are enormous.” Ideas submitted range from very just like vou and me.” Bookstore ‘scramble’ to pay oft for student The new epidemic ‘of “Frog the money, Gore said. Fever” at TCU is paying off. The participant can keep as many The University Bookstore will of the bills as he or she can manage give away up to $500 at the “Frog to grab in the limited time span. Fever Money Scramble” Thursday, Gore said. Sept. 13 at 5p.m. “Super Frog” will be introduced One student's namewill be drawn to students for the first time at the from all the scramble, Gore said. The new RE at 5 pm. mascot will help the cheerleaders ot and the band cheer the winner on to grabbing as much money ax

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Paige Pace, Managing Editor Nancvlee Novell, Editorial Page Assistant Esther D'Antico, Asst. Managing Editor Cindy Norman. News Editor Chris Kelley, Campus Editor Karl Jacobson, Sports Editor Danny Biggs, Photo Editor Anne Magner, Copy Editor switch takes little energy Matt Keith, Sports Writer Vickie D. Ashwill, Productions Supervisor FORT WORT telling him to Dr. Doug Newsom, Department Chairman Paula LaRocque. Faculty Adviser By DIANE AUSTIN devised in order for them to gain But these efforts will be wasted if or wearing warm clothing in and was killed Hill, 2 Wednesday, September 11, 1970 Vol. 78. No. 4 Guest columnist profit. the ideas presented are never put the winter rather than overheating Melvin Cha

"TCU DAILY SKIFF. student newspaper at Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, It is true that there are still limited into action. We have heard these our buildings. Bath of these actions A medical e Texas, is published Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except review week, have himself Despite Gov. Bill Clements’ halt reserves of fossil fuels in this words spoken many times before is in itself of little consequence finals week and summer term. Views expressed are those of the students involved and the truth in them hits home now ployees said | and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the University. of his gas rationing plan and the country, but it is not necessary or the overall problem. However, public's Sparen lack of concern, wise to wait until they have been as it always has — do, do, do! when the action is done repea legs cut off. we are still in the midst of an energy exhausted to begin the search for by many, the results are easily shortage. The current shortage is energy alternatives. We depend The action sought is not a drastic observable in energy saving and one. No neither as immediately urgent as heavily upon abundant amounts of one is expected to sell his or ‘increased public consciousness. WASHINGTC some would have us believe nor is it energy for many products in ad- her car and walk daily to downtown Fort Worth. that ying publi Poor food quality no longer a reality. dition to gasoline and electricity. No one is asked to I realize as well as anyone study President Carl Facing us now is the realization Without energy our clothes cannot by candlelight. But we can these policies cannot be mandated that our society cannot indefinitely be manufactured, acquire an energy consciousness or laws cannot be written and “The story our food cannot Southwick. “1 «continue at the current rate of be canned, processed and learn to use the energy we have enforced requiring every person to or delivered. more The story, p marks new low in growth, which necessarily involves In short, many of our daily ac- efficiently. We must accept be a civic-minded, concerned in- the fact Constitution, ¢ a parallel rate of energy con- tivities would be brought to a that we all depend upon the dividual. But we can take a good sumption. The resources we sudden hait. Same limited supply of fuel. We look at ourselves and see how we feels Carter co **1 don't kno on for energy, such as coal, gas, oil All around us events are taking must accept our responsibility. can conserve energy, what ARA performance work they're not pe and even food, are taken directly place to increase public awareness. together to find a EE recyclable products we can use and our problem. from earth and are limited in This year’s Honors Retreat with its in what ways we are willing to Each semester, students claim school food has sunk to availability alter our lifestyles. Brutalit energy awareness theme is one The current energy situation is an new depths of unappetizing. Usually, those claims are example, in addition to the annual opportunilty for Yet because of the manner in major ad- exaggerated. This year, they're not. Energy Awareness week sponsored vancements in technology — we're Though we hear the ‘conserve HOUSTON, which past “scares” have by the Environmental Conservation Only one week into the semester, the dorms are already not taking a leap backward into the ** pitch frequently in today’s reports of pol been handled by both politicians Organization, and numerous ene primitive era. There world, let's not ignore it. Let's turn to complaint buzzing with cafeteria horror stories. and the media, many people now is nothing conferences appearing both on the primitive about turning off the T.V. and the electric during the pa Kate Bretscher took home a salad from the Student believe that the oil and gas crises are off the TCU campus and in the Fort Worth lights when we typewriter and not the world Houston, tt manifestations of these companies, leave 3 room, Center cafeteria Saturday, to munch on while reading community. walking to class from the Greek around us. areas pinpoin homework. of police abus

Halfway through the salad, she found a one and one-half A prelimin: protests of pe inch carton staple in the lettuce. “I might not have seen it,” she said. “I just happened to United Latin . look down. Mail deluge should arrive soon Oil pric “I figure, well, cafeteria food is unsanitary. But I've seen cockroaches out of the fruit bowls. . . just in the past couple BUCHAREST

My roommate, of course, has been Ive divided my money almost back of a dog chow bag. What a crude oil fron of weeks. I'd never seen sanitary problems in the cafeteria By CARRIE CASSELL before.” getting a steady stream of letters. equally between the TCU business caring, sensitive dog she must have. the oil compa Skiff Columnist Her cards line the windowsill, office and the TCU Simply stated, the school is not providing its students post office. If only my cat had the to laws that coul making it hard to believe that the Every day I peer anxiously into box remember all the times 1 let her in L.W. Russu with nutritional, attractive food. It’s not even meeting It’s a sad thing to be five million entire city of Milwaukee wasn't 30063 — with no results. out of the snow, and fed her the food said in a pape

minimum requirements. miles away from home, and never devastated when she left. I've been Discouragement had almost for finicky eaters. Where is she now, that the costs Whether you look at the incredibly long lines during peak receive so much as a postcard from ®trying to convince her (and myself) turned to despair, when one day 1 in my hour of need? Not at her severe impact hours, the cold breakfasts at 7:30 a.m., or the students who anyone. Twenty-one days, or thrée that, really, 1 do have friends, even a . spotted something in my box. With writing desk. long weeks ago. I left the booming family. It's rather difficult, with no trembling fingers, Nemesia shrug in disgust and go home after reading the day's menu, I put my key in But never fear, | know my mail is metropolis of Longmont, Colorado, evidence to support my claims. the lock for the first time ever. the conclusion’s the same. Too many people are unhappy. on its way. | have faith. Someone, which — for everyone other than ~ What? No envelope? What could somewhere, is writing to me. Why The school’s not meeting this responsibility. Karen Kurtz, the only Soul I've Everv day | write letters. I've sent this be? at his very moment, some dear, ARA oificials say they haven't heard many complaints met on this entire purple campus best wishes and my address to “To all TCU faculty, staff, and kind mailman is probably weighed about the food itself — just about the long lines. who actually knows about everyone I ever went to school with students,” it began. My high hopes down with an enormous pile of They shouldn't have to wait for a riot, or a massive Longmont — is located about 35 — including a second grade plunged into utter darkness. | letters — all for me. miles north of Denver and is not in appreciate the thought, Meed hunger strike. They shouldn’t even have to wait for a few classmate who moved to Minnesota but who can The people at Sadler (who have the mountains. in third grade. I've sent letters to go to a reception with a broken come to expect my hourly respectful complaints. They should be able to judge the My friends all promised to write clubs, civic organizations and my heart? pilgrimages to the box) are probably ster

quality of the service themselves. They're professionals. endless letters, so that poor church’s youth minister who moved The final crushing blow came a unable to fit the massive amount of ARA does not compete for student business. On-campus misguided me wouldn't be lonely in to Fayette, Missouri. few days ago. My roommate got a mail into 30083. The little door is bo Texas. Friends, where are you now? residents are required to purchase one of several expensive Nageplies. deter from he dogr-written on the . pgpbably bursting gt the hinges! fiat {ds £ Er fe MEY 5 vam §'d better check git 75% meal plans for the duration of the semester, unless they can » 3 Y : RE ns s

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prove special dietary needs. We can see the point. Most full-time students haven't the time to work, and haven't the steady income to pay for their meals as they go along. The university, therefore, requires students to purchase a meal plan in advance. TCU doesn’t want its students to starve or eat substandard food all semester. : Unfortunately, the point is lost on students — who, for the most part, do eat substandard food — or go hungry — or eat off-campus. The point is, students shouldn’t have to settle for less. It is ridiculous that students are bound to a manditory campus meal plan when food of higher quality at comparable and even lower prices is available right around the corner at local restaurants.

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The TCU Daily Skiff welcomes all letters. They must be typewritten, hol serve the people if it doesn’t double spaced and no longer than 300 words with a legible signature exist. : and ID number. They may be mailed or brought by room 115, Dan Where does this put us? There are Rogers Hall. some arguments for the need of a See joan draft and the question remains if the There are very few people who government tas She right to draft enjoy war and I am sure the United 1 States has the goal of preventing people. (It is ly permissible, but that doesn’t necessarily make it To the Editor: one, especially on United States soil. right.) We, the _ This letter is in response to Frank A strong military may not always people, will have to Brooks’ letter on Sept. 7 concerning prevent wars but it does discourage Although most ped to happening in the world, even here draft. In Mr. Brooks’ effort to them. the draft will find a ri. ‘at TCU, we will see our concern for edit the assumptions that more The ideal behind SALT and other military, it bothers me to think that Increase strength is needed and that peace talks is to improve in the airplane | may be in will crash country has a right to demand ternational relations, which would years of a person's life, he lessen the necessity of very strong drafted and military forces. Until this or some _ not to do his or : irst, our military forces do a bit other alternative occurs we are s fight. All branches of the stuck with

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Special laser show at Fort Worth Friday Museum of Science and History, 2 ET Ea tt HT noon ~— University chapel service, FORT WORTH, Texas — Authorities said a man who heard “voices” through Oct. 14. Robert Carr Chapel, the Rev. Terry telling him to have his legs amputated leaped in front of a train Sunday Filing open for Town Students White, minister of Arlington and waskilled. rin i ’; running for Student House of Heights Christian Church, speaking Melvin Charles Boone, 40, of Fort Worth, died at a local hospital. Representatives, through Sept. 17. 5 pm. — “Frog Fever Money A medical examiner’sinvestigator said police told him Boone tried to Scramble,” University Bookstore Tuesday have himself admitted to a hospital earlier in the day. tal em- 5 p.m. 8 p.m. and midnight — film, ployees said Boone told them he heard voices telling him to have his i am — worship service ’ with “New York, New York, starring legscutoff...... - William Baird, Robert Carr Chapel Robert DeNiro, Liza Minnelli and Mary Kay Place. Student Center Kennedy denies Carter slur Wednesday ballroom, 75 cents WASHINGTON, D.C. — An aide to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is 7 p.m. — Unity chapel service with the Rev. Albert E. Chew, paster of denying published reports that the Massachusetts Democrat considers SKIFF President Carter a ‘political cripple” who cannot win re-election. Shiloh Monary Baptist Church in “The story is inaccurate,” Dallas, Robert Carr Chapel said Kennedy's press secretary, Tom Tie Southwick. “The reporter did not speak to the senator.” CLASSIFIED The story, published in Sunday's editions of the Atlanta Journal and Thursday de Constitution, quoted unidentifiable political sources as saying Kennedv Last day to register for The Law PUTNEY STREET PUB feels Carter could drag other Democrats down to defeat. School Admission Test on Oct. 13. Now hiring waitresses and kitchen help "1 don’t know who the sources were, but they're not the senator and Registration packets available in Make your own schedule. Apply at Hulen theyre not people who are close Mall center concourse. Putney Street Pub to the senator,” Southwick said. Political Science Department or Counseling Center. Brutality follow-ups HAYLOFT RESTAURANT reported 3:30 p.m. — OPEC, the Economics Now hiring part-time help (2—3 days weekh club, and ODE, Economics or more). Hours 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appl daily HOUSTON, Tx — The U.S. honorary society, will be meeting in 2 to 5 p.m.. 1800 North Forest Park Bivd. Civil Rights Commission, following up on Phone 335-8081 reports of police brutality in Houston, will listen for the next two days Winton Scott Hall 145, to discuss to complaints and review improvements made in. the department plans for the upcoming year. In- SITTER NEEDED ‘Skiff photo by Danny Buddinger during the past i8 months. terested students encouraged to Sitter needed for 9— year — old girl weekdays TWO BIRDS AND ONE STONE — This student takes advantage of the : 3:40 to 6:40. Close to campus. Call after 6:30 Houston, the nation’s fifth largest city, was one of the metropolitan attend. : or weekends 923 — 6634 warm sunny outdoors while accomplishing the necessary task of studying.

areas pinpointed by the commission for full-scale hearings on charges of police abuse. A preliminary hearing was conducted in Houston during June when Student protests of police abuse were filed by spokesmen for the League of Foundation selects new members United Latin American Citizens and the Houston Gay Political Caucus. Oil prices predicted to'soar Student Foundation, a TCU The new "members are Diane Paschal, Ruth Aun Rohn Charles Wooldridge organization that works with the Ackall, Carol Aldrich, Brenda Scarborough, Debbie Schmidt. Eight members will return as alumni office to help with TCU's Almes, Anthe Anagnostis. Susan Chad Schrotel. Sherry Skidmore. BUCHAREST, Romania — Two U.S. oil men said today the price officers. Thev are: Randy Brim. of recruiting, fund raising, and alumni Archer, Debbie Barnes, Jim Cardle, Tracy Sterling. Julie Swanson. crude oil from American wells could jump nearly $4 a barrel by 1985 president: Paula Freese. executive if Kent Cochran, Cathy Cralle. Nancy Wally Tate. Molly Tuttle. Clark the oil companies are forced to comply with environmental protection activities, chose 32 new members laws that could cost them up to $23 billion. last Friday after interviews on Farris, Glenn Fogle. Terrie Whitten. Anne Wilson. and Andrea vice president: Susan O'Connell. Garrison, Mark Margis, Steve Winters. L.W. Russum, of the American Oil Co., and J.A. Leask, of Tenneco, secretary: Clifford Curtis. alumni Wednesday and Thursday. Ten Hudson, Dave Johansen, and Dave The returning members selected said in a paper presented at the 10th World Petroleum Conference here activities Mike McKee. fund members were re-selected and eight Leonard. are: Pam Baran. Susan Malone. Tim that the costs of air and water pollution control systems could have a raising: Kathy Keane. scholarship: severe impact on U.S. industry, Also selected for Student Molloy. Susan Murphy. Bo Norris. Todd Shipman. student recruit- members will continue this year as Foundation are Michelle Luecke. Barbara Rhoda. Pam Roach. Jim ment: and Mike McCord. ex officio a officers. Matt Michel, John Nagler, Ronda Scheer. Carolyn Stoolfire, and John member.

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Extramurals hold meetings Frog’s offensive line is bigger, . TCU’s Extramural Sports Club begins its activities this afternoon, according to director Bob Mitchell, with a meeting for anyone in- terested in joining the wrestling team. has more confidence this season The meeting will begin at 5 p.m., in room 122 in the Rickel Building.

Mitchell says that there are several tournaments planned for the players are more talented this year _ Adding depth at guard will be Grimes echoed this view. “The wrestlers this year, including a six-team tournament here at TCU. That By MATT KEITH as well. freshman Garland Short, senior tourny will include North Texas State, Southwest Skiff Sports Writer offensive line is the key, because it is Texas State, Texas Eddie Grimes, the Frogs’ junior John Ferguson and freshman where you start from.” A x M, and Texas Tech. Joe Murphy will coach the wrestlers. center, says the line is at least 75 per Donald Backer. Ferguson is a three- The defense jelled at the end of The volleyball and bowling teams also have their meetings this week, cent better than last year. year letterman, while Short and last season, he said. “Offense will be in room 237 in the Rickel Building. Bowling will meet on Wednesday, PART THREE: The Offensive Line Sept. 12 at 5 p.m., followed by Other team members are noticing Backer are newcomers who were the key this year.” the volleyball meeting at 6 p.m. the the improvement. Running back same day. listed among the top 100 college Probably the most important Craig Richardson said he has more prospects in the state last year. This will be the first year that the TCU bowling team group in any team’s game plan is TOMORROW, PART FOUR: The By CHRIS KI has been a part confidence in the ofensive line this Holding down the outside of the of the Texas Intercollegiate Bowling Offensive Backfield. Campus Editor Conference. Their first tourny is the offensive line. Their job is to year. And he should know. After all, line will be left tackle Dudley scheduled for Oct. 13, at the Forest Park Lanes. knock the defense out of the running it's the line that blazes the trail for Stephenson and right tackle Steve Other sports included in the extramural program Enrolimen are Women's back’s way, and to keep the rushers him through the defense. Wilson. Stephenson transferred Track, Powerlifting, Archery, Fencing, Rodeo and Judo. from smothering the quarterback as SMU rolls students i Anchoring the line this season will from Oklahoma State, where he was Anyone interested in any of these sports are asked to contact Bob he tries to pass. University’s be Grimes, a two-letter veteran who a starter, and sat out the 1978 Freshman running back Eric Mitchell at 921-7945. Yet, in spite of their importance colleges is up sat out the last four games of the season. Wilson, who moved over Dickerson rolled for three touch- as the team’s first line of attack, the its largest is 1978 season with the flu. Backing from left guard this fall, is a downs Saturday night’ as SMU Soccer team defeats Red Raiders linemen recieve little recognition And becau up Grimes will be freshmen Mike sophomore from Fort Worth overcame a stubborn Rice team 35- during the season. in this categ Hartman, who redshirted last year, Southwest. 17 before 60,217 at Texas Stadiu:n about half TCU, after a sluggish first half, came back to defeat Texas Tech 3-0 So, before the season gets un- and Robert Grant. Behind Stephenson and Wilson derway. here is a look at the 1979 in the Southwest Conference opener. campus dorn in collegiate soccer action Sunday afternoon. On either side of Grimes will be are junior Bobby Horned Frog line. Richardson, “They are a good football team,” will have a * All three Horned Frog goals came in the second half, with Mike left guard Frank Hartman and right freshman Scott Williams and said USC Coach John Robinson of On the average, the TCU line is university's « Grosshan scoring first on a penalty kick. guard Donald Ray Richard. juniors Bill Butler and Bud Conway. Texas Tech after his number I- seven pounds heavier this year than said. Senior Tony DeChellis knocked in the second TCU goal from 10 Hartman is a junior two-letter Dry says that this year’s offensive ranked Trojans had to battle hard yards out, with an assist from Majid Mosavat. Mosavat added the final last year. The important fact is not athlete who started as a freshman, line will cuusist of “big youngsters for a 21-7 win cver the Red Raiders. How muct goal when he connected on a loose ball in front of the Tech goal. the weight itself, but that it is evenly was a back-up last year and returns who move pretty good.” However, In other games, Brigham Young cannot be de The Frogs are now 3-1-1 on the year, with a perfect 1-0 conference distributed. Last vear, the Frogs’ to the starting slot this vear. he adds that although he is pleased came back in the waning minutes to two-deep roster included five the semester mark. They continue conference action this Friday evening at 6 p.m., with their movement, he is not upset Texas Ax M 18-17, defending finished dr linemen who weighed under 240 Richard when they host Texas A x M. is an excellent football pleased with their endurance. SWC champ Houston popped refunds are 1 TCU's soccer field is located on the southwest corner of campus, near pounds. 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