Pajre 4THE BATTALION

College Station, Texas Tuesday, April 17, 1962

The New York Yankees pitching combination of Whitey Ford and Luis Arroyo just about cost the Detroit Tigers the American Lea­

gue pennant in 1961. They had a 7-0 record against the Tigers, who missed the pennant by eightgames.

COPYRIGHT © 1961. THE COCA-COLA COMPAHY. COCA-COLA AND COKE ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS

MSC Display WQ1 HonorClass Of ’12

A display honoring the Class of *12 will soon be placed in the archives case located near the bowling alley in the Memorial Student Center, according to Ern­est Langford, archivist of A&M Archives on the third floor of Cushing Memorial Library.

The Class will hold its 50th an­niversary reunion here May 3-5. A special feature for that class will be a ledger containing de­merit notations recorder when members attended A&M.

Langford, professor emeritus of architecture, formally headed the Division of Architecture. A mem­ber of the Class of ’13, he has con­tinually been associated with A&M for over 40 years.

The college and the Former Stu­dents Association, joint sponsors of the A&M Archives, appointed him archivist in 1957.

Poultry Judgcrs Enter SouthernRegional Contest

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The A&M Poultry Judging Team will leave for the Southern Re­gional Poultry Judging Contest at Knoxville, Tenn., on April 23, Dr. C. B. Ryan, team coach, told the Poultry Science Club last week.

Only once have A&M ‘ Poultry Judging Teams placed below four­th. T^he 1961 Senior Poultry Judg­ing Team pladed seventh 'out of 14. Eight teams are expected to com­pete in Knoxville.

Ray Stanford, Stanley Glaser, James Glaser and Melvin Young will represent A&M. Stanford serv­ed as alternate on the 1961 Sen­ior Team, and Yoypg as alternate on the 1960 Junior Team. I-

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Showmanship Entries Completed

Entry books for the Little South­western Showmanship Contest were closed last week.

The contest, set for May, will be an evaluation of the showman, who will be judged on the way he has prepared his animal for the show and his ability to show the animal in the ring.

The animals will be drawn for this week and the contestants will start trimming and training them to show immediately. Many of the country’s best showmen will be competing in the contest.

MUSTER SLATED ACROSS U. S.(Continued From Page 1)

New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregan, Penn­sylvania, South Carolina, Tennes­see, Virginia, Washington and Wis­consin.

Musters are also planned in the following 15 foreign countries:

Brazil, England, Formosa, Ger­many, Greece, Iran, Libya, Mex­ico, Newfoundland, Okinawa, East Pakistan, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Turkey and Venezuela.

Students having questions should contact Dick Hervey, executive

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Five Former Student GroupsSend Programs To Battalion

The Battalion has received notice of the following Muster programs by clubs in the Association of Former Students:

Guadalupe-Comal A&M Club: 7:30 p. m. at Bleck’sCountry Store, Clear Springs, Tex. Program: buffet supper followed by dance.

Dallas A&M Club: 7:30 p. m. in Lee Park at corner of Turtle Creek and Hall Streets. Program: Informal barbecue. (North Dallas A&M Club will join Dallas Club for observ­ance.)

Houston A&M Club: 11 a. m. at San Jacinto High School. Program: Speakers will be Mrs. Douglas Edman, president of the Houston A&.M Mothers Club, and Stewart Carpenter, ’62, present commander of the second wing.

El Paso A&M Club: 7 p. m. in Terrace Room of Cortez Hotel. Program: dinner followed by a dance.

New Orleans A&M Club: 7 p. m. in Carnival Room of Fontainebleau Hotel.

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