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BY SCORE OF 7-6
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Slay played a good defensive game,
and on a tackle around play he gain-
a good deal
of ground, and
then later
on, while playing in the
gack field.
he tore up
long gains.
E-F’s line repeatedly for
E-F
Line-Up.
I-K
Rayburn
Left End
Brailsford
Roe
Left Tackle
Slay
Duncan
Left Guard
Hefner
Motley
enter
Wynn
Hefner
Rigt Guard
Reynolds
Peters
Right Tackle
Hargraves
Turner
Right End
Wellage
Lockett
Left Half
Price
Temple
Right Half
Morgan
Conway
Fullback
King
Hausser
Quarter
Oglesby
ANDREW MOSES
LITERARY SOCIETY
Program for Monday, November 16:
The annual banquet of the A. & M.
Alumni Association.
Toastmaster, G. C. Moffett.
To our Alma Mater, “Long may she
shine in honor uncontaminated’’—P.
B. Metcalf.
To the Future, “Sail on, and on, and
on”—J. C. Pierson.
To our Yesterdays, “The sweetest
of all, the days that are no more”—
A. L. Hodgson.
Reminiscences, “When I was a
child and you were a child”—J. C. F.
Ehlert.
The Bashful Boy, “Red-headed, big
footed, the pride of his mother, the
butt of the town, and the hope of the
world”—M. Murphy.
To our sweethearts, “May we love
whom we please, may we please whom
we love”—J. C. Collins.
Our Ideals, “We are such stuff as
dreams are made of”—W. P. Martin.
Our Heritage, “And I would that
my tongue could utter the thoughts
that arise in me”—C. W. Thomas.
Honnenhkesouks, “There goes Johnny
coming back again”—O. F. Washam.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB AGAIN OF
FERS PRIZE.
In order to stimulate literary en
deavor and original work on the part
of the students of A. & M. College, the
Fortnightly Club offers, in keepng
with its precedent of last year, a prize
of ten dollars in gold to the student
who shall submit the best essay. The
following rules shall govern the con
test:
1. Every student entering the con
test shall declare his intention and
submit a topic for the approval of the
committee not later than the 1st of
February.
2. The essay shall be submitted
not later than the 1st of May.
3. The minimum number of words
shall be 2500 the maximum 5000.
4. Both contests and form shall be
taken into consideration in grading
the essay.
ABSHIRE AND BONNER,
Committee on Essay
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C-D’s best ground gainers. Peters
played a good game and could always
be relied upon for a gajn. “Bull’’
Moses played a good game and show-
ed lots of
speed.
L-M
Line-Up.
C-D
Connor
Left End
Moses, A.
Fleming
Left Tackle.
Turnage
Jordan
Left Guard.
Baccus
Zuehl
Center.
McCullom
Ross
Right Guard
Whitit
Smith
Right Tackle.
Ehlert
Morgan
Right Guard.
Harris
Olson
Right Half.
Peters
Wendlandt
Left Half
Moses, R L.
Abernathy
Fullback
Mills
Turner
Stangel
Quarter
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
The students who attended the Dal
las Fair with Prof. Gee report a very
instructive and pleasant trip.
The main object of the trip was to
note the principal crops, rainfall and
soil of each county. The first day
was given over to the study of the dif
ferent county exhibits of crops and
by-products, and the second day to
looking over the farm implements and
powers.
The crop exhibits were all good, not
withstanding the hard season, one
farm alone having over 1000 products
displayed. Sudan grass played a
most important part in almost all the
erhibits and feterita also was promi
nent.
The machinery exhibits were main
ly farm implements, threshers, trac
tors, etc. The Little Bull, a small, but
efficient, tractor, was prominent and
promises a solution of the problem
confronting farmers having small
farms.
All the implement men were inter
ested in the A. & M. students and
carefully explained their lines. A
number of new inventions in the im
plement line were seen.
Every year the Fair Association at
Dallas offers a number of medals to
A. & M. students who enter the con
tests in dairy work. These contests
are open only to A. & M. cadets, tho
any agricultural student is eligible to
enter.
The first contest consisted of the
determination of the precentage of
salt n butter. A. R. Campbell won
first prize and P. B. Metcalfe second.
In the adulteration test A. W. Kin-
nard won first and W. L. Stangel sec
ond prize. The prizes consisted of
gold and silver medals for first and
second places, respectively.
Cadets T. N. Lee, J. B. Price and
P. R. Perkins assisted J. L. Thomas,
U. S. dairy expert, in the conduction
of the contest for, the economical pro
duction of butter. There were some
thirty-five cows entered in the contest.
An accurate record of all the feed con
sumed, the amount of milk produced
and the percent of butter fat in same,
etc., was kept for each cow. The test
ran for twelve days. The cadets
were paid or their services by the
Fair Association.
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