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' VOL. XXVIlf
COLLEGE STATION
TEXAS.APRIL 22. 1*20
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FARMERS CLOSE |
HOME SEASON
IN A WALK
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ROSS VOLUNTEERS
CALVERT FOLK READY TO BEGIN
ON HER ARRIVAL THE FESTIVITIES
Pitching by
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Aggie l*»teher> Second Appearance of ^ Tpia Play Queon’* Ball Td«i«bt Will lairoduca
Smothered MKatanga for Both
tiaaaea Here.
With Sacceaa. Will
Show in Bryan Soon.
»t of tka Season
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Calvert has succumbed [ to the \Toni*ht. marl* the be?ftining of
rharma of "Kittjf*’. The invasion b»! f vsHrithM» at College Station 4[rhicn
*an Friday at 12:3^ p. m. The p re . Httra>Vj. hundreds of Texar' . htoat
Fo«r Aggie pitchers ware coding Sunday a recon noiterlng ^tjoi j ^autiftfiaociety Misaea. The
lu^ located all ehemy poaitiems. gain- ‘ liax of *>»«•€ days cf plevure
ed all informatiKn available, and had !>cfurR FridaXnight in the Rosa Vol-
‘ returned to Collage„ not, however, Hop.
eeh’s
11 ■ •
The Farmers closed the home sea
aoti for base ball with fwo walkovers
The Mustangpl'felt the crush—13-1
^ and 14-2.
used and at), of them showed real
A total of thirty-one hits was _
gatherod by they. Farmer sluggers ‘ returned to Collage , not, however, ** j i .*
The fielding Showed good improve- without being seen, as per I. D. It ? Ue j ? ^ thths^eYening* f n ^ *°*?
menu If tk. U.m pl.y. «h, r.m.in- Th, m.m kody took p^^-ion „« . ,0 - ,d '»' *■' ll * rc ' Si,ur -
•I der of itlie season as 'll did Monday Pullman on the H. and T. C. Ltd., and j eV n
and Tuesday, home one had better. cautiously advanced on Calvert. The
I Iraki lively. i Quertvlig—tag Department was very’
The first game pegged along very - niuch Aver-sise, all aisles end. vesti-
weli* with the Aggies once in each of bules <j|f the Pullman being filled with
til the fifth, wearing apparel, enclosed in’ suit- 1
nd Grissom cases, j of course. But the porter
, when the^squnrefi
ri c*lis f asrl as 11 11 112 Vf
the first three innings, until
Stokes flew up in smoke and
his successor fared badly
torrent of hit* and runs deluged all
comera of the lot. Eight runs came
in. The seventh rolled around end
tvkof more were added K very body
his ebony chin arpi ; did (Us
duty, i
Calvyrt hove into sight with a
Hospital Corps Unit on the job. at
least, | those fathomless Cadiallac
The Rom
Volunteer
in*niz*tian
Mrgs
is an honorary military \cornpiiny
social. MbfiM. L j |
seemed fairly certain that the game cushiofis made some of the psrty feel Only one exhibition drill is given
was ours by that time and accepted like they were being pampered^ into each ywirt thi „ comjn* at coni men co-{c*)U
things *s they were, except in the convalescence. The hotel was occu- me ret. It is doubtful if there ar> i feast
case of S. M. U. I They kept on tght- pied inforce and sundry aad, redoes then one or two better drilled the
ing *nd Hensley poled one to the right j points, cos sack posts, ami (mounted organisations in the country at Uv>; H«
field fence for a home run in the patrols aent out. The A. aed M. Five present time. The commissioned U p|
edgth That was the visitor’s tmly requisitioned a fair damsel with a car >taff lx companed of W. T. Bum*. p | at .j
: kU< : | , k| an< * Calvert a sample of jars in Captain; T. A. Cheeves. First Lieu- rar
Hender*on got seven strike-outs motion. Brother, the emotion - part tenant; S. Alexander and E. E. Mc-
itnd allowed two hits and Olsen, who of It over the rough spots jws* awful Quillen Second lieutenants. The
west in in the sixth got foor* and al- to bear - and worse to see! But Cif R<>*s Volunteers represent the he^t
lowed ‘wo to hit safely. The Far- town was stirred and every|iud> '-urn- *r>iHt of A. and M. College and in
men played perfect hall in the fiirld. ed . out at yight o’clock. The hcus«i 1 sddition to giving their annusl
but for Lackney's fumble in the ninth, was full and, while smaher n Cluton spring Hop. give an exhibition drill
. while S>. M. IT. hobbled seven times. Hall, yet it grew ^Jirty r i ni the cou- y ear that is almost unequaled*
which dates back to the dayu who.i
gormer governor Row was prerident
St the Agricultural and XechanWl
College of Texas. The members
this crack organizaXion are selected
for military ability and gentlemanly
qualities. Throughout the years of
its existence the- Ross ' Volunteers
have maintained tkrir military and
ti t
i many oC then* oestly.
A. and Afl. t AB
* iiackey, 3b 4 6
?wis. If 4
iatthews.'lb 2
jigg nbotham. us 4
lesen, c —t- 2
Quynes. cf 44—1—-*— 1
Alexander, rf 3
Dwyer, 2b 4 4
Crawford. 2b 3
Moore, p V
Henderson,
Olsen, p
tinually roar of the audiefife. Tb say
E that Calvert was impressed; would he
1 putting it staidly. Aftgf the dra
in military circles.
The organization is perpetuate I
by adding to its membership at the
beginning of each school year .a num
ber of Juniom ami Seniors who have
», pt -i 3 i in o
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►NT BASEMENT
0 j matic excitement had subsided, the
0 point scraped off. and sofiSe erf
0 actors gotten into reputable looking records of military, moral
D garments, a dance was foufld waiting an<1 ’* c b<>lastic competency. Any
0 at ^He jCity Hall. The mhabitanU of the R«,ss Volunteers m »y
0 there about were kept awake till
0 somewhere around 12:30. ghen work
0 began to move home. Within fifty
minutes everyone and everything w»s
down: waiting for the s
Drummers trying to sleep
Calvert and College
winter. ' 9eep finally overtook ,9m
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recommend for membership as many
of h*s friends as he desires js
whom he thinks have the proper
qualifications. His recommendations
• re then made to the organization
and each applicant is voted upon sep
arately. One dissenting vote cast
by a single member is sufiTkient for
rejection; and this vote may be cast
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PANY
ANTRY
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NUMBER
r—-r-
Treat Other Classes
rtable Feed and Lively
Evening.
to
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afternoon at retreat. Cogi-
Infantry was turned, over its
s of Houston. Toastmaster
Freshman for the old boys of
The outfit wfcrf
behind the shadows of Fdoli
and there the Fish took The •
Sophomores being re
position of honor. Fish
file closers with the ex-
of ode. A. B. Smith, an hem- '
next appointed, r
completion of the details of
tation, the v front rank pro-’r
inspect the company for re
ts, jnflicting violent “riac-
w her ever such were suspic-
ln view of deflcieiN^ along
lines, “pluckums’'
resorted to. With the
>ver, the company with ss-
guests marched to the Afiff*-'
Building where the banquet
layed in a lecture to—r on
{ : f .
great surprise awtaited the
'men The tables were j
regular banquet “U” nr- [
it with place cards for every
and guests^. Pennants clo
the walls
\unknown
re been prohiNtesP
of roe
^out with sueli a disblsv of
and. to make perfect hr plain
irto unsolved n!>-ste»/ of Gw
lisappearance of all unlocked
on the campus. A In* go end
»te center piece w*s a vdrte
iroen design through the trens-
sides of which “Kish I22T’
sad and the red light 4 showed
kh flopping about in their elec-
.•quariani
house sandwiches, pies, fruits.
, j and candy weighted down the
tables. Sophomores were press-
tto service as waiters and vali in: -
they serve the ■ IMfilk*. .;
None were too mighty to es- |
this polite torture uatd / Kt»y of.
the Toastmaster had his h ju ,
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