The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, April 10, 1907, Image 2

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The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, April 10, 1907, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextBATTALION — A. AND M I *r-f W««kiv tk« Sttidenu' Aasocwtion | 't l. • .T-. ».>J Mr> h^o,. ,1 Cot«t« ofTtaa* itinucii from C ' T- B i B. Bum w. c. *Oo«> ■. H. C, A. *#AI>T J. A C<AUV. C. W. LJc«RTt L. Guci Mai WmIhikt SSStaot « r ■uom.rM L A tiurr J. A. WaAOCw t KAMor i»Ch>«< AMociat* EAitor-ia-Ou«f I -j Munnc— Manat'' AaAMMt Hnsiaaaa Manat'r | Local EAtto Tarlcton once, a A. AHI> M. H-Avaal' a.a. a. m. e times and Grahi string for Smith. AVl> M. t. H. P.O, A. i se PRICE ] • . AwaR \ T M.C, A OOLPM Cm. D B. HaaSM Editor Evans I NOT1CS. ) i | : (or Tha Battaboa I idad. ao ■oBcT^aj'hi ’ art act Him* t<on 17 Sta- PER AMMOM »1 » TotaU 31 d. Jacoby jj’ J 4 LaPuUi 4 McMahon 3 ! PMm] . 3 Waharapoon? w atkin 3 WAtkdrt 3 3 Tar Irion 3 C3bMMM ■ ■ 1 I 0 2 24 8 3 IDNESBAY, APRIL 10. A TROLLEY LIRE SUBSTITUTE. Some time ago, when Mr. Ken-1 nedy of Houston proposed to build an electric railway between Bryan and College Station, the 1 - public spirited citiaens of Bryan and Braze* county raised about $15,000 as * bonus to secure the line. Mr. Kesnfdy, however, was not ready with his end of the deal, and the proportion wns abandoned. We understand that Bryan still has the 1 Smith it 2^ 2 6 0 27 13 3 Total* So^otty: Bases aftoltn: A. and If. 3, U. of T . 1. Two-base hits: Weasendorf, Smith, Francis and Wat kin. Double plays Khlinger. Base on balls: off Graham 3, off Smith noDhli Hit by pitched ball: EfcUnger. Struck out: by v Graham 9, by Umpire Collins $15,000 ready to give to anyone who builds tlie line, company: ft*- BOOM foun^ which will underUke to build the 11 r• t, we suggest that the I. & G. >«. or the H. & T. <$. be of fered if he bonus to operate one or morel motor-cars between Bryan large and loss ??>r some thne to come. s and the faculty of the A College are just asdesirousl bod> Time of game: a hours. Hamner. Scorer, J. H. W COMPANY WINS. i| j J* ; J "B’* Company won the second of the ccBfl|pany games by the close Station.* The bonus is I “C” in a si ^ gh to start, 1 motor-car I mnm K * insure the operator against ont *1 II Thel^y « ot twohits ^ “ B -’ ' c ” had three men on bases and no- at one time, but Abney and frequent means gfjp^hed from Bryan j for “C-1 C-o Pw. p: 1 . ition to and the citizens of Brysn, and we hope that those on the trolley line committee will see fit to consider thi« a««gHA». ball fo« the week. A.(land M. will play Houston I league Wednesday and Thursday, April so and u. On Friday and| Saturday, April 12 and 13, games will b* played with Austin College. All thieie games will be p^yed at| College Station. now a *p© r t recognized] by thu Athletic CoUncil, and those making the team will be allowed to we^r the “T” i(rill and retreat has boro given td iall who are try ing fo^ the team * •l*"* 1 Krauskopf rapped the first time up. t of the hole in fine n*on pitched good ball , I L>-z Day Jennings Filgo Dibbrell McCown Kasterwood Maxwell ! McConnell Abney IVINS TWIRLS ruu» > 1 ;; - #001 Ball Good* Cutlery ami ftaaora. Ti l 4 : ii l^».ly-M»ilt CIOdiRETTES AND! OIOARS Al.LE DE1.ICIOL CRKAM8 A HOTfor COLD SODA — , IkrRE ice s OLATE N DI ES WATER 3 |n; CREAM. ' { I Solicit Vnor Pal roue (j*. * ! Mu f I p Big Leagae Ball ^corg ia Falls to second A. and M. !had the gam* all to herself Tnekday Southwestern had to he satisfied with .r goose- egg, while College chalked up the neat sum of eleven—the eighth in ning yielding; nine long marks. Kelley drove one to Johnson on second and niade it to first on his error. He stok secomt and third. Mbore:beet out a bunt arid stole second; Both scored on Smith’s two base bit.. Smith was 'caught off second. Wesa went out on a fly to Kettles, and Hhlinger struck out. , "• Southwestern neatly scored in the secoml, but Bivins took in a hot one and spoiled the chance. In the fifth Stanford and Williams went ouf On a double play by Black to fcitfeweiler. The eighth was a hit-and-run af fair for the College boys. / All got around but* Milligan, whose hit brought in Moore. Kelley tripped across twice, [r With thirteen men up we got tw4> two-base hHs, three singles, three stolen bases and the nine runs. Georgetown's score card is most ly i-a-3- We were too harsh with them in our last issue. They are “slap-dab" good players.!. Innings 1234567*9- A. and M. 290000090- S. W. IT. 000000000- Bases stolen: Off Stone, 5: Bivins, none. 'N i Two-t*ae. hits: Sihith, Kelley and Weascndorf. Double plays: Black to Hoe- writea. jTOj by pitched ball: >. Moore, Bn|Ur.:1 Stmck put: By Sttme, 3; by Bivins, 5. Time of game: Two Umpire: Richenstein. Scorer: Collins. LETTER FROM WEST1NQH0USE COW PAKY. h t The E. E. department oftlte A and M. College lias received the fallowing letter from the Westing- house Electric Manufacturing Com puny of Pittabcrg, Pa. Messrs Allen, Gleason, Pirie and Ramsey of. tlx: K» E. claaa of ’06 are now employed by this company. Xuuu erous other letters have been re ceived by the E. E. department from tbc various electric manufac j taring companies, asking for men. Some of the companies will be dis appointed, as the E. E. class of’97 is not large enough to supply the dmnand. The men in the class have all a large number of positions to pick from, and they wjll be scattered from California to t,ynn, Nkws: 1 *V ■ East Pittsbnrg, Pa., March 29, 1907. Pmf. ii. H. Brown, The A. and M. College, College Station, Texas. My dear sir: T have at hand your letter of February 28th, which was referred to me by Mr. C. F. Scott, and which he acknowledged under date of March 25tw, f Messrs. Allen, Gleasou, Pirie and Ramsey,'.the young men who came with our Company mimed 1 ately after graduating from the A. and M. College last June, have been doing exceptionally well—so well, indeed, that we will take full advantage of your offer to send us fofar young men from this year's graduating class. Our rates for the first year have been increased materially; they are now twenty cents instead of six- teriu. j . • vf | Please have the young men . you desire to come with our Company for the two years’ apprenticeship course fill out and return the en closed application blanks to the writer with a recent photograph, advising us at the same time just when We may expect them to re port for duty. In lint with the above would re quest that you initial each appli- C*$ion. j , I have nothing to suggest in the way of improvements in your train ing of young men at the College, since the work of the four men now with us compares quite favor ably with the work done by the other young men from the various technical schools throughout the United States. One thing in their favor is that they are willing to work and very anxious to learn. Yours very truly, 1 Chas. E. Down ton. Foreman of Apprentices. - ) i = 'The ..BRYA 1: i • ♦ El AG La EI 1NT1NG N GRAVING ram V ' IP IH BC TJtR rut HAUtO TRAM gif* ALL OfDtRS CtVtfi SJYwIftir hi 1 ’/j ) r % dh7 • ^ 1 ii -If BCfORt AJU >TIO\ mm — I* < 4 The First ii OF Designated Uni Bank ttTt ’ „ 5!F Ii States iDepositarf. - v Capital . JJ Surolus and Profits W. dMrir. to Maori tion and pamutslut c of any and *11 aanrl J. W. HOWELL H. O. BOATWRIOI QUY M. BRYAN. L. L. MclNNIS F. M. LAW •ioo.ooo.dB 45,000.00 r patrons or . or In tba pa: at oar hunda prompt Mian- » parfarnisu * •• H j ' | President Vice Preaideiit Vice President Cashier AssistantCashier II" — 1 i ; w 11 • * T. E. - ■ S-F-4kr ---- I H. H. HRNKY J. V. HE i! i -i ■T" IY & Bl WHOLKBi GRAIN IDON iOON BROS. AND RETAIL DEALERS HKOGPON ^7 LIVERY BUSINESS 3T raiVELY FOR WHITE THAI f" . tr-TT^™ A number of copies of the Inter- Collegian were received the other day by the president of the Y. M. C. A. This paper is issued monthly by the head of college Y. M. C. A. work in New York. The monthly copies will he found in the library. As much m port a n t matter is to be found in them, the students should • 1 •* ’1 f —— IMP ANNOU T -h—- TANT , ICEMENT MAIL ORI TITCHE-GOI I |. j . H wmm :r agency i IF m Hi M 11' i-r in TV ! 4 ; I have (secured the TINGER CO. .LAS L' r n .' i i: j j. U «ji ! L’J rder Agedc^ ;in this distHe$ for the THche-Goettinger ( < mpany Department Store of Dallas. Ladies who do ing the best possible re interest to consult me b I am prepared to as well as. piece goods, for your inspection upon hopping by mail, and want will find it decidedly to their 1+ 4 e-placing order*. ers for all kinds of garments order garments sent here Samples of W Woolens. Trimm Garments at my j T 11[/ [.. 0 My prices will be just this house. Your busi ^ Tfl f - f 1 • * 'I Yo U "I lr MRS, MAR I! - h Fabrics, Silk*, and Ready-made H L J ’ t vr 4 J ! { same as those qaoted by respectfully solicited. c n truly, i LAWRENCE *- F v :

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The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, April 10, 1907, Image 2

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