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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1922)
The Baily Bulletin Published each morning, except Monday, by the Publicity Department of the Agricul- tural and Mechanical College of Texas. Of- ficial Publication of the College. Distributed free to all students, instructors and Campus residents. Advertising rates furnishea on application. Office: Room 118 1st floor Academic Building. WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL, President of the College. FRANK O. MARTIN, Publicity Secretary. League, but he will not report next season. On reaching College Station Feb. 1 he will call out the pitchers and catchers and work with them ex- clusively two weeks before ordering the rest of the squad into uniform. One of the most promising lot of slingers and receivers that A. and M. has ever had to base her early sea- son hopes on will report, although the Aggies are losing this year one of the best right-hand pitchers ever produced at the College. The absentee is Henderson, on whom the greatest part of the flinging work was placed last year. He was signed up with Tris Speaker’s Cleveland Indians. However the “maroon and white will have two right and two left paws to rely upon for a pitching staff and all four are men of experience who have done well in the past and who promise much more next season. They are Mathews and Sprague, both left paws, and Gill and Olsen, right paws. Henderson is the only man lost from last year’s team. Some who will be back in uniform in the spring are Crawford, catcher; Dwyer, first base; Wilson and Cockrell, second base; Smith and Dougherty, third base; Bugs Morris, shortstop; Guynes, Di- nan and Martin, outfielders. In addition there will be several excellent men available this year who were on the reserve and freshmen teams last spring. Baseball Schedule. The schedule announced by Mr. Sul- livan includes all the strongest teams of the Southwest. It is as follows: March 17-18—Some big league team at College Station. March 23-24.—Daniel lege at College Station. March 30-31.—Rice Houston. April 7-8.—S. M. U. at College Sta- tion. April 14-15.—University of Texas at College Station. April 20-21.—Baylor University at College Station. Baker Col- Institute at April 24-25.—Trinity University at Waxahachie. April 26-27.—S. M. U. at Dallas. April 28-29.—Baylor University at ® Waco. May 2-3.—Rice Institute at College Station. May 10-11.—Texas University at Austin. May 17-18.—Southwestern Univer- sity at Georgetown. J. EDGAR PEW TO LECTURE JAN. 13 Third Number of Oil Lectureship Course Will Be One of Most Important. J. Edgar Pew, vice-president of the Sun Company at Dallas, and a mem- ber of the executive committee of the Mid Continent Oil and Gas Associa- gion will deliver the third of a series of lectures being given at the College as a lectureship course to the stu- dents of engineering on January 13, Dr. C. C. Hedges, professor of chem- istry and chemical engineering an- nounced: yesterday. The subject of his lecture will be “Pumping of Oil.” “Mr. Pew is one of the very few men in the industry who is thoroughly familiar with all branches of the oil business,” Dr. Hedges said. “He has hade a distinct success and is un- questionably the best known man in the industry. He is efficient, able, thorough and a tireless worker. He started at the bottom and worked up to the commanding position he oc- cupies today.” He has been recommended by Howard Bennette, secretary of the Mid Continent Oil and Gas Associa- tion as “a very able man, thoroughly conversant with all branches of the oil industry, who has a wonderful grasp of all lines of business. He goes to the bottom of every subject considered and has a remarkably an- alytical mind. He is an indefatig- able worker and has contributed more time and accomplished more good for the industry than perhaps any man connected with it. He is regarded by most all operators as an authority on most all questions.” —— i — LOST: —Polyphase duplex slide rule, initials W. W. W. on leathe: sase. Return to 40 Mitchell for re- ward. —77 Complete Stock . . Regulation A. & M. Uniform Goods .. A. M. WALDROP & CX. BRYAN 2 * 3 A. BENBOW DENTIST | Office 2nd Floor City National Bank Building | Phones: Office 275; Res. 635 ; Bryan, Texas i 7 NB Ro ARS A 4 ~ VN NNN NW JAS. W. JAMES Real Estate 4 BRYAN, TEXAS Office James’ Drug Store » OOOO P® AN PAUAN \a\ A L\a) Ho) AN AVA \ 4 GENETICS SEMINAR WILL HOLD MEETING TOMORROW There will be a regular meeting of the Genetics Seminar tomorrow morning at nine o’clock in room 21, Agricultural building. Professor T. J. Conway will read a paper on “The Inheritance of Egg Production in Poultry.” Everyone interested is cor- dially invited to attend. mE ti PICTURE SHOW IN Y CHAPEL AND AIRDOME TONIGHT There will be a moving picture show in the airdome at 6:30 tonight. The Y Chapel show starts at 7:00. Feature: Harry Warsaw in “A Splendid Hazard.” Comedy: “Double Triumph.”
