I’LL BE GLAD TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOU. PARK, THE NEW JE WELER.
THE GAME IN DETAIL.
(Continued from Page 4.)
for no gain. S>econd—Barnes repeated.
The quarter up.
FOURTH QUARTER.
Underwood in for Ward, who took
Flinchum’s place. Flinchum out. Schae-
del in for Lambert. Beasley for Be".
The University changes were Brown
for Spoonts and Vining for Woodhull;
also Russell went in for Massingail.
Whyte kicked to A. & M.’s fifty- 'down—Beasley went five yards around
yard line. Texas—First down— left end. Second—Beasley made a ten-
Moore went two yards through left y ard forward pass to Kearns. Kellener
end. Second—Russell went one yard of Varsity in for Moore. First—Hohn
through center for five yards. A. & M.
was penalized five yards for offside.
Second—Whyte made a forward pass
to Ward for a twenty-yard gain. First
down—Beasley went through center
for one yard 1 gain. Second—Beasley
repeated for three yards. Third—
Ward tried a drop kick at goal, hut
failed.
Varsity put the ball in play on their
twenty-yard line. Kirkpatrick kicked
to Varsity’s fifty-yard line. First
through the same end. Third—Kirk
patrick made a pass to Estill for
twenty yards.
First down—Moore fumbled, but re
covered. Lost two yards. Second—
Russell went through right tackle for
seven yards. Third—Kirkpatrick tried
a long forward pass, which was fum
bled, after being thrown, but recov
ered by Estill on A. & M.’s fifteen-
yard line.
First down—Russell went through
left tackle for one yard. Second—
Brown through left tackle for one
yard. Third down—Kirkpatrick tried
a place kick, but failed. A. & M. put
the ball in play on their twenty-yard
line.
First down—Beasley went through
left end for nine yards. Second—Bate
man went through center one yard.
First down—Beasley went through left
end for five yards. A. & M. was penal
ized fifteen yards, placing the ball on
their twenty-seven yard line.
First down—Whyte kicked to Uni
versity’s fifty-yard line. First down—•
Russell returned the ball eighteen
yards. First down—Moore tried a cen
ter play, but fumbled the ball. Ward
of A. & M. recovered it on A. & M.’s
thirty-six yard line. First down—
Whyte on a fake play made eight
yards through left end. Second—
Beasley went through center for four
yards—First down—Beasley went
went through tackle for two yards.
Second—Beasley went through center
for four yards. Third—Beasley re
peated for six yards.
Perry of University went in for Per
sons.
First down—Bateman went through
the line for three yards. Second—
Beasley through left tackle for eight
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This year we have a team which,
in all probability, will have won the
state championship by the close of
the football season. Our team already
yards, placing the ball on Varsity’s ^ as won th e Oig game, the game with
eight-yard line. First down—Beasley Varsity, and a Thanksgiving hop is
through the line for two yards. Sec- entirely an appropriate honor for our
ond Beasley through the line for a
touchdown.
Score: A. & M. 14, Varsity 8.
Ward failed to kick goal.
Brown of Varsity kicked to A. & M.
Barnes fumbled the ball on A. & M.’s
twenty-yard line. Kellener recovered
the ball for Varsity. Kirkpatrick made
a forward yass to Estill, which he
overthrew. The ball went over A. &
M.’s line.
First down—While the first down
was progressing, in which Varsity se
cured the ball on a fumble, time was,
called.
HELP THE THANKSGIVING HOP.
“Kraut” Sandford and his corps of
able assistants are putting in their
spare time decorating the mess hall
in preparation for the Thanksgiving
hop, which is given each year to com
pliment the football team.
football heroes. The corps can not
give these men too many honors for
the signal victory of Monday.
The cadets are co-operating with
Mr. Sandford, the chairman of the
decoration committee, . very heartily,
that is, the majority of them are co
operating with him. Several of the
students, however, are not showing
the right spirit in refusing to lend
him their pennants and banners—a
surprisingly large number are not
showing their appreciation of the team
—some are actually taking their pen
nants and banners from their walls
and putting them in their trunks to
avoid being asked for them. This
spirit, if spirit at all, is actuated by
the fear that some of the pennants
will be lost. This fear is natural, no
doubt, as several pennants were
stolen last year at one of the dances.
But this fall, as soon as the pennants
are collected, they are locked up for
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