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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1920)
We oni at & SE ali ave eli ‘of 22 to 14 in the - little lead over Vol 3. College Station, Texas, Tra siay, February 12, 19 20. ~ THE DAILY BULLETIN Nu bor 115 AGGIES DEFEATED S.M.U. IN SECOND GAME AT DALLAS BAND WILL MAKE A CONCERT TOUR SEVERAL TOWNS Mustangs Start Off With a Little | But Will Give Two or Three Concerts Lead in the First Three Minutes of Play. A. and M. Cinched the State and | Conference Championships Tuesday night by defeating S.M.U. by a score second of the series of games in Dallas. These two losses make the blow that knocked S.M.U. entirely out of the running. The Aggies moved on to Waco Wednesday for two games with the Baylor Bears Wednesday and Thurs- day afternoons. Although it is well the Aggies last year; that fact in it- self is a power in strengthening the offensive of the Farmers, and Baylor is expected to make a very weak fight in their opposition of the vic- torious progress that A. and M. making this season. They have re- ceived severe that made but little showing against A. and M. There are four games on the home court here that promise some in- terest to fans, but of little considera- tion as obstructions in the way of A. and M. winning the championship. . These are the two games with Texas University and two with Rice. Director Driver phoned the ac- count given here of the game Tues | day night. In game in general he said it was “bad and very rough”. A little excite- ment filled the S.M.U. locals at the beginning of the contest with the Mustangs gaining and holding a the Aggies for the first three minutes of play, but with that grasp broken loose by the Farmer aggressiveness their hopes went glimmering, and got dimmer and dimmer as the play went on. i3 Driver used the same lineup as in the preceeding games with Me- Quillen and Ehlert forwards, Forbes center, Hartung and Dwyer as guards. Ehlert was only allowed to play fifteen minutes because of his weakened condition from his late sickness when he was substituted with Williams. McQuillen got four field goals, Forbes rung one field and four free, Hartung got two field, Dwyer and Williams hooped one field each. For S. M. U. Barrett got one field goal, McKnight two field and Cooper one field and six free goals. Ross Clark of Houston Y.M.C.A. was referee. CORR Ls SS Say did you know Pollyanna will be at the Lyric tomorrow and Sat- urday. See it. ———— ple. FOR SALE CHEAP—One regula- tion pattern sheepskin coat. 82 Mil- Bo mar at AE beatings from teams | commenting on the | secure the necessary funds for | announced their | western part of Texas. remembered what the Bears did io | larger In Towns Around College Be- fore Leaving. Band Master Alois Slovacek says that he has in the A. and M. Band a first class concert band and through plans of concert tour of either the eastern or In arrang- | ing their itinerary they will include in it the smaller towns where amuse- ments are strange, rather than the cities, as they hope to play to much larger audiences in the towns. | Another consideration being that they must defray the expenses of the trip on receipts of admittance charges, and hence must play where they are assured of drawing a paying crowd. R. B. Goodman has been asked to accept the managership of the party on the trip, and as soon as he accepts work of securing contracts relative to | making the itinerary will begin. The Band hopes to start on their tour about the twentieth of March. | Before leaving, however, they expect J to give concerts in Bryan and per- aps two or three other small towns around College Station, in order to the first expenses of their long trip. They will make these places on Saturday in the time intervening between now and March 20. Practice has practically been sus- pended for the last few days, because of several members being in the hos- pital, but energetic work will be begun for finally fitting the band in the next few weeks. Mr. Asburn is giving his assistance in making preliminary arrangements, his advice being very valuable from the fact of his years of experience with Glee Club and Band trips in the past. MAJOR U.S. ARMY WILL TALK TODAY Colonel Muller Extends Invitation to all Campus People to Hear Major Jones. Colonel C. H. Muller announces that Major Jones, U. S. Army, will give a short talk on the subject of the R. 0. T. C. to the student body at 6:35, Thursday evening, February 12th, in Guion Hall. All campus people are not only cordially invited but we would like very much to have them if they can possibly come. making a | | the willingness of all members has) HELP THE CENSUS. (COMPANY LEAGUE ENUMERATORN IN| TEAMS PLAY LAST THEIR WORK HERE GAME THIS WEEK President Bizzell Asks Campus Peo- ple to Furnish all Information Required. President Bizzell authorized the following statement today with refer- ence to the importance of the census now being taken at the College. “The Census Enumerators are now engaged in taking the census of the college community. It is important that full cooperation be given by those living in the community. Every man, woman and child identified with this community should be listed in this census. Careful valuation of college property and revenues on productive enterprises should be incorporated in this report. The importance of an accurate enumeration is recognized when one realizes that for the next ten years these will be the figures distrbuted throughout the world for statistical data relating to the college. The influence of these figures will be far-reaching and it should be our duty to see that the best possible showing is made.” THE SECOND TEAM LEFT FOR AUSTIN Played the Shorthorns Last Night in Fourth Game Played by Them This Season. The second team left yesterday for Austin to play the Shorthorns last night. This will be the fourth game played by the team this season. They lost a series of two games to Sam Hous- ton Normal at Huntsville, and won the third one played against the Houston High School as a curtain raiser to the second Aggie Owl game in Houston. Those making the trip are: Keen, L. S., March, J. P, Olson, C. E. Burkes, W. M., Taylor, F. G.,Roper, W. N,, and Jones, N. V. PRES. AND M. A. MILLER IN DALLAS To Attend the General Meeting of the Y. M. C. A. Held in the City Last Night. President. W. B. Bizzell and M. A Miller General Secretary Y.M.C.A., left yesterday evening for Dallas to attend the general meeting of the Y. M.C.A. held there last night. Dr. Bizzell addressed the meeting on the subject, tions.” “Interracial Rela- ‘Frisco to Constance Talmadge in “A Virtuous LAR Exhibition Game Will End Series and a Small Admission Charge Will be Made. Interest in Company Football is in- creasing rapidly. Enthusiastic crowds watched the games played the first of this week. The results of the games on Feb- ruary 8, show that there was some- thing worth seeing. AB and the Signal Corps played a scoreless game ending 0 to 0; the Casuals defeated EF by a score of 19 to 7; GH forfeited to the Artillery and the game be- tween CD and I and Band was post- poned. The schedule for today is as fol- lows: AB vs Artillery, 5 Football field. CD vs Casuals, 5 p. m. on the field west of Tennis courts. EF vs I and Band, 5 Drill field. GH vs Signal Corps, 5 p. m. on the Belesl field. nly one playing date remains on the schedule after today’s games. The Casuals and AB are the only undefeated teams to date in the League. They seem to have the edge on AB from the fact that they have p- m. on the p. m. on the won all the games they have engaged in so far, while of the three played by AB one has resulted in a victory and the other two have been tied. These two teams will meet on Feb- ruary 15. As was announced sometime ago the winning team of the League will be awarded sweaters at the close of the season. The awards will be made in the fol- lowing way: At the close of the schedule the best players from each team will be chosen and organized into two teams. of these will be placed under the di- rection of Ex-Captain Wilson, and the other under the direction of Cap- tain Elect Mahan. These two teams will then meet in the near future and play the closing contest of the season. A small admission to the game will be charged. The money will be used to purchase silver footballs for all fortunate enough to make the all- company team. The members of this all-company team will be selected by a committee of five who will make their picks from the men showing the best skill = during this last game. repel —eeeeeees The story of a miss with princi- ples pure as the Ten Commandments with a pair of eyes that made Cleo- patra look like a consumptive sel- ling-plater and with a list “vamped” victims reaching from Main Street, New York. Vamp,” Queen Friday and Saturday. One of 3
