THE BATTALION
HIE GRID-GRAPH SCORE
BOARD PORTRAYS GAME
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orables the matching of the confer-
o-ce teams as to strength and the
final outcome in the conference games
The Grid-Graph machine and the
Electric Score Board are now owned
' 7 G. C. Wolfe, but it is reported that
the tentative plan as present is for
the Athletic Department to take it
over next year for the benefit of the
'ntra-mural athletic funds. In case
the Athletic Department cannot take
charge of the devices next year, they
will again be operated by some stu
dent working his way through College
so that the practice of reproducing
’ootball games in this manner will be
kept up.
Below is shown the schedule of
games to be reproduced on the Elec
trie Score Board during the remain
ing season:
October 18, Texas-S. M. U. game,
Assembly Hall.
October 25, A. and M.-S. M. U.
game, Assembly Hall.
November 1, A. and M.-Baylor
game, Bryan.
November 8, Texas-Baylor game,
Assembly Hall.
November 15, S. M. U.-Baylor game,
Assembly Hall.
Army-Navy game,
the time the Freshman enters until
he leaves with his diploma. This !
intramural program will help make
better A. and M. men and consequent-!
ly add to the prestige of the graduates
of this great institution.
FARMERS FACE NEW OPPO
NENTS ON KYLE FIELD
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November 22,
Assembly Hall.
November 27,
game, Bryan.
A. and M-Texas
E. DEPARTMENT TO START
INTRA-MURAL PROGRAM
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mensity will be given in the follow
ing paragraphs:
An all-sports manager has been
selected in each battalion and the
casual company. He is to have charge
of the athletics in his particular or
ganization. Under him will be assis
tants who will direct the activities in
each company. A form of question-
airre has been furnished these mana
gers and these are to be given to each
man in school for him to fill out. In
it the individual is asked to check the
sport or sports in which he is inter
ested; there being eighteen of them
listed and are as follows: Basketball,
baseball, boxing, cross country, equi
tation, football, golf, hare and hound,
hand ball, polo, rifle shooting, socce*
swimming, tumbling and pyramids,
track, volley ball, tennis, and wrestl
ing. The results will be tabulated
and if a sufficient number desire a
sport, it will be offered with equip
ment and other facilities for playing.
The intramural basketball will be
gin within the next week or ten days.
The plan is in this sport to have at
least three leagues, maybe four, there
by making it possible for each com
pany to have a team, this givii^; each
battalion an entry in each league. The
winners of these leagues will play
another schedule and the winner of
this will consequently be the intra
mural basketball champions of A.
and M. A similar method will be
used in each of the other sports.
The importance of this program
cannot be over emphasized, for it will
give the student the opportunity to
develop his physical being, as well as
furnishing him with an opportunity
to use his spare time in a beneficial
way, besides teaching him to think
as well as act quickly, and last, and
perhaps most important, the value of
clean play and sportsmanship.
A. and M. is a man’s school and
only the real he-men survive the
weeding out process that goes on from
This year they meet the Texas Aggies
for the first time and with a record
that bears only one blemish; a 10 to
7 defeat handed to them by the Uni
versity of Mississippi eleven. And
when the fact is taken into consider
ation that the football team of Missi
ssippi University is on a par with
Vanderbilt and other leading South
ern Conference teams, then the week
end opponents of the Aggies are
boasting of a team this year that
ranks among the leaders of the South.
From all reports as to the strength
of this team, the Farmers face a
tough game Friday; a game that
promises to approach the Sewanee-
Aggie itlt of last week.
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Why did a prominent Signal Corps
officer we know return from Houston
last week with numerous scars and
scratches to remind him of a wild
night ride?
* * *
Last week when a certain Spanish
prof asked what the word “patata’’
in Spanish meant and then gave the
additional tip that we ] 0 ^ s 0 f
them in the mess hall why d d Keir
Gibson blurt out, “Beans!” We say
why?
* * *
Why did Cy Edwards announce in
Dalas that it was Buck’s time to get
a black eye in some hotel? You
might call it passing the buck to
Buck.
* * *
Why is a C. E. department?
* * *
Why did a certain young “shriek”
we know carry a horseshoe in his
nocket all during the dance at Lake
Cliff Pavilion and when he tagged,
why did he wave said token of lucck
high above his head?
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And now gettin’ serious and intend
ing to dig deep—WHEN AND WHY
DID GENE CARR START GIVING
A. AND M. DANCES?
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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
BY COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
The Cosmopolitian Club held its or
ganization meeting on Sunday, Oc
tober 5th. Six foreign countries,
China, Egypt, South Africa, India,
Egypt and Mesopotamia were repre
sented. The following officers were
elected: A. H. El Nouty of Cairo,
Egypt, president; J. de le Fuente of
Mexico, Vice-President; D. Florice of
Mexico, secretary-treasurer.
The members wish it to be under
stood that the impression that the
membership of the club is restricted
to students of foreigln countries is
erroneous. The club is an interna
tional one and a cordial welcome is
extended to anyone who wants to be
a member.
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