The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, March 11, 1920, Image 3

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BOXING AND WRESTLING
SQUADS ORGANIZED
RABBI'S RAVINGS.
I IT'S a beautiful aiffllt
Friday afternoon the boxing and i * * * .
JUST a dawn when
VraatlMR r classes far this season • • •
were formally organised and work IT’S springtime and
Will go on every day from now until ; < • * •
the close of the season. The cla^.s REDBIRDS are singing
AND the air is heavy
work ahd instruction will be given on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
four until 6 p. m.. but practice and
workouts will take place evtry day. WITH perfume of hyacinths
The wrestlers have, been) working S 1 1 * * *
out for some /time already AND it’a cool and a
fairly Well represented in all eventa.
About thirty’ men are working out GENTLE breese kisses
daily and now that the gym has been
releaded by the basketball team suf- YOt’R cheek while the
Accent mat space will be available for
the whole of the squad. The SUNBEAMS on the dewdrops
wrestlers are very fortunate in ha*'- 1 * * * '
iag as coach this year L. G. Jones IN th^ fresh green
who ,?iade his letter three years jt
Princhton I’^nversity and knows the GRASS blades make them
game thoruighly. He is a finished
wrestler and knows the sport* from SPARKLE tike emeralds
A. to Z and there ii no doubt that ^L.
and M. will finish high up in - the ' CAST about by some
college wrestling world this year. ' •
About thirty men have signed for ; UNSEENf fairy queen and
boxing—most of them >being begin- i '• • •
nors. The coaching of this team will THE air is no pare and
be in charge of Athletic Director • • •
Driver who hail charge of the boxing SWEET that you draw in
three years ago—the only ti^n^ A. . • • •
and M. has taken part ih this tport GREAT breaths of it
Williamson who a member of
this team won his letter at_ Corned AND stretch your limbs
thtk year in boxing. Onlj? one qld j i 1 . * • •
man is out at the present time* Ma- AND feel so glad that
ban captain of next year’s footbad * • •
team, but the class as a whole wiB YOU live in such a
no doubt give a good account of it
self ere the end of the season .
The schedule for these two sport*
as announced is as follows:
Exhibition bouts at Bryan, Tekas.
about the 20th of March.
Texas, University at College Su»-
tion in the first part of April.
Texas University at Austin, Tex
as, April 23rd.
A date with Oklahoma A. aad M.
to be arranged later.
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DIXIE SATURDAY
Here'a a Bill Worth Twice the A das tea ion Price
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Chicken A la Cabaret. Special Music by
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TBr bon, World looks dark to you,
the wrong put-lives the righft:
Turn round and raise your troubled
gaze and look toward the tight?.
Men always see In darkness when they
fear to turn their eyes
Toward the sunshine of their dreams,
the light of lovelier skies.
My son, the jpb you wanted' fails,
the land has fooled you—eh?
■f\im round artd click your teeth and
smile, and look toward the day!
The pessimist sees only gloom iki
everything—but you
Are not afraid to trust and wait,
to strive and think and do!
My son, the world seems upside down
knd wrong side out and all!
Turn round toward the lofty hope
and hark the bugle call!
Men must be weak, indeed, who fail
„ when in this land so swings
The morning faith, the burning jog*-’
the lifting hfipe that sings!'
, ^ U-Folger McKinsejy.
FURNITURE POLISH NOTICE
De Style: Rlovb did Booser get
intoxicated in his pwlt-^ome?
• Bun buster: He wds . eller-brat-
ing.—-Unknown. I
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Mr. Brackett: “Do you think
i Adam got'up and shook the shimmie
when the elephant and other animals
were entertaining him?”
Hinni i *
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REVEILLE and spoiling the
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BEST hour for sleep that
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EXISTS in the whole
IT.if* • 'I'
TWENTY-FOUR!
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Moral: Joih the Casuals and march
to chapol!
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Residence 666 PHONES N. Y. Cafe 303
IF THINGS CONTINUE
Will a storm be allowed to brew? ,
W'ill the mpon be allowed to get i
full?
Will k ship be allowed to anchor
over ia j kkrli
Will a captain be allowed to put i
in some port?
W’ill cocktails be allowed ok the
farmer*’ rodsters?
Will it bf allowed to name chil- |
dren Tom and Jerry?
Will a man be punished for {fitting]
half shot in battle?
Will hops be allowed in dance
halls? ;
Will mourners be allowed to'pass
the bier at a funeral?
Will a person be allowed to be
come drunk with success? Or intoxi
cated with joyT 4
Will doctors be allowed to pre
scribe for a *hbm paint
<Fortunately “pop concerts” trill
be »Rowed to Continue).
Bill Rendered.
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PAPPASPIRON, Proprietor
OYSTERS ALL STYLES, SHORT ORDER MEALS
CHOICE LUNCHES
Come in When You Are in Toi^n, Yoti Are
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Howell: George \t r ashington
.never told a lie.
Powell: At least he never told
that one.—Cartoons Magazine,
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