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: ! ] TT an - a SEG y Ee - Py Pg > 488 Pe ; Ly ED A Fay oa Bi 2 ga, De > Pound TE DAILY BULLETIN ~ Y wo 4 Vol 3. College Station, Sunday, November 16, 191 9 No. 53 Christians Defeated by Aggies 48 to 0 REVEALS LITTLE CHANGE T0 DATE Two sets of ties occurred in this week’s Gallery practice, each tie be- ing composed of three men. G. NM. Crook, A. S. Legg, and A. J. David- son again tied for third place making the same score of 184 that was made last week. Parks also won honors of first and second place, respectively, making the same score as was made last R. C. Mowery added to the honors of this week by winning first week. place in pistol practice. Second place was won by B. S. McManus. The standing for high men for this week in Gallery and pistol practice follows: Gallery Practice. Maximum score possible 200. First place: R. C. Mowery, First Sergeant, Company G, Infantry; Score 191, Second place:. FF. L. Parks, Ser- geant Company H. Infantry; Score 186. Third place: G. M. Crook, Cap- tain Corps Adjutant; A. S. Legg, First Sergeant, Company A, Signal Corps; A. J. Davidson, Private Com- pany A, Infantry; Score 184. Fourth place: J. W. Porter, Cor- poral, Company C, Infantry; T. W. Morriss, Private, Company B, In- fantry; W. J. Miller, Private, Com- pany E, Infantry; Score 182. Fifth place: D. A. Singleton, Cap- tain, Company G, Infantry; Score 180. Pistol Practice: Maximum pos- ible score 300. First place: R. C. Mowery, First Sergeant, Company G, Infantry; Score 251. Second place: B. S. McManus, Major, Sigual Corps; Score 234. R. C. Mowrey and F. L. SEAT SALE FOR BIG GAME WILL BEGIN TUESDAY W. L. Driver, Athletic Director, has issued the following information concerning the sale of tickets for the A. and M.-University of Texas game to be played here Thanksgiving Day: First Class: Tuesday, November 18th, from 5 p. m. until 6 p. m. Sen- iors, Faculty Coupon-book holders. Complimentary season ticket holders, Coupon-book holders in Bryan. Tues- day, November 18th, from 7 p. m. until 8:30 p. m., Juniors, Non-sea- son-ticket holders, Faculty members. Tuesday, November 18th, from 9 p. m. until Taps, Sophomores. Second Class: Wednesday, No- vember 19th, from 1 p. m. until 6 p. m., Freshmen and Alumni. Wednes- day, November, 19th, from 6:30 p. m. until 8:30 p. m., anyone in the first and second classes who has not bought tickets. Third Class: Thursday, November 20th, from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m, General Public. Civilian students will take the same order as the cadets although they will be sold seats in a different section. Purchasers will form two lines at the South step of the Y.M.C.A. building, unless otherwise notified by the announcer. No cadet will be sold two tickets in the rooting section. Single Faculty men will ebe sold only one seat in the Faculty section. No reservations will be made af- ter the ticket sale starts. All tickets reserved before date of sale must be called for and paid for in order to be held. No tickets will be exchanged after once purchased, No tickets will be laid aside pend- ing purchase. No money will be refunded on lost (Continued on Page 2) AGGIES GOAL LINE STILL NOT CROSSED The A. and M. Aggies gigged a bunch of North Texas Horned Frogs at Fort Forth yesterday afternoon and did it in such fine shape and so completely, there was no room for carping or croaking. It was a bril- liant victory and the Farmers re- turned home this morning with a whole bunch of frog leggs dangling at their belts. The weather was fine and a very large crowd of rooters from Fort Worth and other points in North Texas, occupied seats in the grand stand and watched the crimson and white fight its way up and down the field, piling up score on top of score and defending a goal line that no team has yet been able to cross this season. The final score was 48 to 0 in favor of the Aggies. The fireworks opened immediately following the referee’s whistle, the Farmers scoring almost at will and <t the end of the first quarter the secre stood A. and M. 20; T.C.U. 0. Game By Quarters. 1st Quarter A. and M. 20—T.C.U. 0 2nd Quarter A, and M. 7—T.C.U. J 3rd Quarter A. and M. 7—T.C.U. & 4th Quarter A.and M. 14—T.C.U. & Total A. and M. 48—T.C.U. 0 USHERS FOR TEXAS GAME One hundred ushers are needed for the Thanksgiving game. Men who are working their way through school will be given preference. Those de- siring to serve are instructed to hand their names to their company com- mander today. Civilian students will leave their names with W. M. Der- rick. SCIENCE SEMINAR The regular meeting of the Science Seminar will be held Monday evening at 7:45 in the C. E. Building.
