Details of Track Events.
The following list of judges and
other detail of today’s track meet
was prepared by Merlin Mitchell,
captain of track for 1917:
Judges of finish:
For “old boys”—Rollins, Prof.
Skeeler, Cochran.
For the “Fish”—Prof. Bates,
DeMontel, Moses
Judges of weights:
For “old boys”—Spencer and
Rigney; for the “fish”— Burns
and “Fat” Wilson.
Judges of field events:
For the “old boys”—Rogers
and Braunig; for the “fish”—
Wipprecht and Neyland.
Starter: “Jimmy” Clutter.
Coach: Charles Firth.
Everybody eligible except “T”
(track) men.
Meet starts at 2:45 o’clock.
Guard Detail.
December 10, 1916.
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Lieut. Dyer, S.B.
Officer of the Guard:
Cadet Capt. Earnest, L.H.
Next Battalion, December 18.
There will be no issue of the
Battalion until Monday, Decem
ber 18. at which time the first
company special edition will be
put out by Company D, Second
Regiment. Manager.
The last stag dance of the year
1916 will be given in the gym
to-nite. The music will be bet
ter than that at the Thanksgiv
ing Hop. Come out.
College Dance Orchestra.
TODUY!
From 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Leopold & Shafer’s repre
sentative from Galveston
will show everything that’s
new and correct in clothes.
SHOES- -HATS-FIXINGS
Such lines as are known
everywhere as America’s
best—
Stetson and Mallory Hats
Manhattan Silk Shirts
R. B. Fashion Clothes
Regulation Sweaters
Nettleton Shoes
Silk Hosiery
Everything that a
Young Man Wears
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TODAY ,
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