The Ranger

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Reyes wins tourney
C<>llege golfer Jimmy Reyes shot a par n , won a 5tJddon del!JI
playoff to i,. named toumament medalist and helped SAC capt,.,.
the college dov,soon chomp,onsh,p on the Seguin Matador Class~
Monday
After f1n1sh1ng hos round on tho Chaparrel Country Club Goll
Course, Reyes was hed ror tt,., low man pos,t,on woth
I
St
Edward's Unoversoty golfer
The ~ moved onto the links aga,n and after the first i.,1,
Reyes had captured the lud and tho medalist t,Ue.
In addition to low-man honors Reyes· 72 combined w,th Stt,.
Gains' n. Pat McEtyea's 78 and Scott Berry's 79 to 8..,,.,,
four-man team from here forst place woth a 306 and a new 1....,,,.,
for tM college.
Toumament host, Texas Lulher1n College, shot a 310 to cap1",,
second, St Edward's a 319 for third and Sovlhwcstom Un,vor\,t,
shot 323 to take fourth
Trinity, Pan-American, Angelo State and Southwest Tu~
State Un1v<>rs1ties, all regulars ,n tho annual tournoy, dod 001
participate this year
Pat McElyH's shot here helped him score a 78 and Jimmy ReyH putted his way lo th• medalist title
the school win the college div11ion at the Seguin in Monday's tournament whon ho came up oneslrolc•
Matador Classic ,n Monday's action. Ins than his opponent in sudden death.
Professor turns net star
Harris wants student trustees
Elmer P CroUeoden, English
professor, and hos teammato,
Banker George C<>ne of Corpus
Christ,, won the Men's Doubles
Tennis Toumament finals held
last Saturday at Rocle Port.
Corpus Christi," he said. ·11
is cons odered to be the ·r-,
City' of Texas"
He became a member of !lo
Key Alegro Tennis Club btc...,
of his interest on the sport .,.
because "I own a small c:ott,g,
down there, so ,l's close by• (Continuod from pa,e I)
percent are over' 50 years of 9119,
A more love porc:enl arc under
40, wlult only 1,3 parcont an,
bleck," Harris uod
HARRIS AOOEO that, accord­ing
to the roper!, most trusttt,
are w.althy woth incom~s bitt•
_,,., $30,000 and SS0,000 an•
nuJilly
Thtt roporl rurlher 1nd1utod
that "only about 8S hours a year
w.-,.. 5f>'lnl on coll• businet$,
•!IClud,ng transporlallon to and
from the cempus.
Yet 111<,n men •r• raquontd
to pass Judgm""1 on such 1ssuu
es faculty appoontn-.nts, atudent
lof• regulat,ons, un1vor11ty ox•
ptnd1tures ind changes in the
eurr-,culurn ...
Sen. Harris mtont,oned Ulat
m""y stall off1c1alshaveperson­ally
appointed y-,g l*)Plelothe
boards of lrvsten ol state uni•
vers1l1•s.
Ho 11,d, "Mayor Lindsay's
eppoonlmtnt of two young peoplt­to
the Board of Higher Educahon
for the City Unov•rs•ty ol N­Yori<
wa, term<td •xtromely of·
ltcllve by afflctalutCUNY. Both
young trust..,shavau"9"<1further
opo,ungs of opportun1h" for
m1nor,ty studfflts and hwe been
ec1 ivo 1n promoting the opon
admissions policy "
"I th,,. that mo,..collegeund
univers,tots "1ould be MCOUr·
~ to put slud4tnts on thaor
boards of trustees A grHI mai •
ority of college adm,n,strators
have found studont ,nput utrem •
ely helpful ,n formul1t1ng new
policies,
Students at those unoversHoH
consider lho boards to be more
receplavt to thoor concttms and
morq 1n Imo woth the Amero•
c:an 1dtal of part1clpalory demo­cnocy,"
Harros adcfe,d,
THOUGH THE 1mendm@nl is
not mandatory, Harris saod "ii
would be • ch,ar signal to stu
dtnta and lheor unovors,hts that
the Congress shares ti•• vi""'
that sludtnts have I right to
part1c1p1lt an dec,s,ons · which
most affect thoor lives ,"
The senator concluded by say­ing,
"Smee I first Melarcd • few
days ago that I 1ntonded to offor
this amendm<>nt, the response
from the stuclont -rid his been
literally unanimous Parl,copalo•
on on the inslotutions that affect
thom os clearly an oss.,. lhat
brings 111 studonts· conservat,ve
or liberal · lo9"lher."
Conley G1oner, student cando•
data for PIKt 4 on the April I
SAUJCD trvstNS race, se,d, "I
th,nt this senst of Congrus
shows obvious concem by the
legislature thal sludont ropre­untaloon
on thegovem1ngbo1rds
of Junior eollegu, coll"ll'IS Ind
un1vors1IIH ,s strongly needed,
Th,s will help c,..alt p1rt1c1pa·
lion by the sludonts ,n their
govemm..,t "
G • b r, e I Mart,nn. aludont
candodal• for Place 3, was
unav11lablt for com"*'t but sa,d
,n • San Antonio NEWS inter
••-. "The pntsenlboard os, woth
one exception, uttra-conserv1-
Representatives or the Dallas Police Dept. are at
St. Mary's University for the remainder or the
spring semester. .
Salary Is rrom $640 - $800 a month based upon
level or education
Physical Qualutcatlons:
Age 19 1/2 years through 38 years
Minimum height or 5' 6" in bare reet
Minimum weight 130 pounds
You must be in good physJcal condition.
Your eyesight must be 20/70 or better in both
eyes; correctable to at least 20/ 20 in each
eye
Educational requtrements:
Thirty (30 semester hours with A - C average
or better from an accredited college or uni­versity.
Call fer • a,Joi1ta11t.
111 . . nus. &-JO , ••• 433-2311 nt H2
hvo to the point of being slow
,n making d<,c;,sions.
It needs someone moreclosely
~edwoth the youngandwith
stude<rts. It's not only our money
that goes ,nto the scl1ool, but it
is our wort, our conc:em and
what. s done affecu us more than
anyone else."
The Key Alegro Tennis CltJ>
sponsored the contest.
For aboul • month, Crittenden
has driven 160 moles every week·
end to part,c,pate on the touma·
ment matches.
"Now that we have won U,.
toumament, we will probably be
e<1terong other matches held ,n
BigMac
Crittenden has bten play"'I
tennis since he was 10 y .. ,..
old Although Crittenden w1ll llll
divulge hos age, he wlll m~
to beong in "the over-SO rar,g, •
Referring to h1msell and tu,
partner he sa,d, "Well, wa'rt oo
young chickens "
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