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CUSS OF 1920 WIELDS
NG STICK Oil TEAKS
Junior* Hai
of Many jl liyhty Battles.
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TH« fsct tKrtt 'the »nen of the pres
ent Junior Class were not allowed to
compete fpr p«e tions on the Varai;/
team* when the r were Pith did not
prevent them fr >m beinjr of athleti
■ervice to the C< Jleye in their Fresh
in year. In 1916, the Athletic
Council ascured
purpose of <h> wshiny all Fish who
felt that they htd athletic posaibili
ties ahead of t^em. The fpotbail
teaat, the first to be orgaalsed under
this able coach, beiran its practice
every afternoon pn the baseball out
field and finished on tHe football fiold
in scrimmage wit« the Varsity. While
these hardfougit and merciless con
tests on Kyle n >ld, with no one in
ataad» terved to harden, the
then-
the
down-trodden
portunity of
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Varsity
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oppreason*. But
f magiag the Virai y, this
le of it* o sn,
with the J unior
academies af the .State,
which was lost. |< ha rest
by large scores. I Such
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Murray, McClinto^k, and Drake wore
the mainstay* of he team*—McMur
nay with his ten ible line plunging,
McCUntoek wih *i rift end runs, and
Drake with powferfal defensive and
offensive work ia the line.
, J The success of the Fish!basketball
team was oeveaf a doubt from the
time when the ai: ;e of the Houston
delegmtion of 1'reshmen became
known. As in fa itbell, Bible had s
large number frei a which to pidk
team. McQuillei , Longcope, Wis”,
and Sparks were the brilliant sU.s
from the begiaatei:, showing by their
veteran playing that they had had
and benefitted bjl much previous
basketball experiei ep.
Fiah track and baseball men did
net receive the agn >e attention as the
ether FreshaMUi athletes. • A Fish
track tea^n 1 Was orranixed but enter
ed in only one meet, while no base
ball team waa oigi
It waa not until the following year
That the men of jL ra ’io Claes were
liven the opportunity to try for the
coveted let tv. In. football, Mahan
BltClintodc, A|exai| der, and Gilmore
Wire the'iha^deMI corkers on the
teem. Of the men who made up the
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Turned tha Tide
COLLEGE 3T
AY CAMPU!
TATION, • ptAjL Mtlt
MAAY CAMPOS OANCES
SCIEDOLED F09 SI HHER
Campus Will Pf
4 ftaw Aspect
af (ha Agrieidftaaal
MIS HAKE G0«D
CIHHISSIOIIED 01
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neennrx
d the
is build-
thc MechaniCalV
Building well under way
grotifid broken for the Ph
ing at the present time, quite a
change will be Vfaught qn
pus before September. Tl
eharig* Store, for the past f
Marks aai.
History a#
especially
D X. Bible for the, located in the Adjninwtratio
~ ‘ ing, will be moved to new
back of Gathright Hall wi
will connect it to the streei
Milner Hall as well aa with
itary Walk. The store is
modern building of Spanish
Architecture, stucco finish. ‘
first floor will be the store
riere are cadets,
fish?, who think all that Wear )t
3an|oi
ws at
scVhn-
had a
up of
lieges and
'one of
ng won
ac Mc-
and the wda fountain, the P mt Ex
change building being acbedu ed for
annihilation, and ia the rear will be
a tailor shop aad afcof shop, i solid
pl«t* glam front with display win.
add ty the uitracu"';**#**
of tMi nqw building. The iseeoml
floor will be demoted to living rooms
as wall aa dressing rooms i »r lbo
conveuionco of our fair visit >rs on
variogj occaatans. ..
The Extension Service b gilding
will replace the present toes ion ia
the "Bat Boost” and has been finally
settled upon to occupy the i Its of
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BEST M HIUIAKY
er **putta” are Seniors,
net to be the cm* this
ially since the rVorganixatiOn 'UflT"
Cadet Corps at tha beginning of
third term. The formi
two new unita- the* At
Signal Corps— gav^ need
mors officers and the decrease of
NSenior class, which was graduall
diminished by many of' the
Un)
conditions that make it very
ate for some of the members of
class to be on the records ad tha fir
ng soma of ita m
Jt i_ ri-
Not many of the leaders kno
the Texas and M. College is
ning mate for any ’of the
colleges and universities of t!
ted States. Road far yourself
In the Field Artillery Jou
January-March, 1919, was pub
“The following is a list of tb
lages at which field artillery
have been, or are now in the pro
dtf being, established. It is
planned to establish a total of ibout
twenty unita.
Val# Univenrity, New Haverr, < ’onn.
Princeton , University, Princeton.
N. J.
Cordell University, Ithaca, N Y.
Harvard University, Cambi idfce,
Palo
have offered their services {
hhsd States, are the two es
>ndlti<
le for
Class to ue vip xne
Junior ctuas having
botu comaiiasioned
Corps.
fSISdt
Battery A. . . . . ;
Codot find 'UoftfoiianlK D, S.
Manus* Sig. Os. aT\
Cadet 2nd Lieutenant. W. B.
rider. Big. Co. B. ; Li!
Cadet 2nd Ueutendni, M. B. Leb.tjl
Co. A. T -I \ ; 1
Cadet 2ad Lieutenant E. E. M<
^^^ntinued^ o«; Pago\4)
u:
Leland SUnford University.
Alto, Cal.
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ATUEIIC coin
TERTAIKS LETTEI
At the annual steak roast tendered!
the veer's letter mea by the Atl
letic Department, Setdrday night,
S. (Judd> Lewi* was elected cdptai
of the baseball team for 1920, and
Lee Hugon chased to lead the Aggie
track men next
Lewis has played third base for
the Aggies the lest two set
has always been one of the hardest
working and moat dependable men
on the club. Natural,unseen fling,
he has not played fot the gi ran.l-
etand, or to better his oVn averages,
but toward his team’s ujianfiM^- This
year he only made two errors on the
hot corner, end coversfi it like e ten
«rr veteran. ! Although his betting
average was .not at tM head of the
Mat, this was largely dne to fads hav
ing hit in hard luck ajli year; many
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tables had boon very
lealiy arranged in the
bearing out the suceeesil «fi
j tor one class, at the
**»• t* spill i and
of entertainep
Idcted to p(
the interior of j hjdl
Tof
tMti
ffavel tqq(shse nmi
liags of
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Hew th4 Jun i oia Wok the
Hugh\N. Gleusa
Athletics \ • i
Scott Alex«»*«j ' U]
*4p Manning ,
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ROYAL OBD ES
;r ''on was afforded '
ttsic, which wuS fun
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