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Pounding the line consistently and
sliding off tackles and ends, the Ag
gies augmented their collection of
points for the season by a score of 40
to 0 over the Arkansas Aggies of Rus
sellville, Arkansas. The victory was
an easy one and Coach Bible played
every man against the opponents dur
ing the course of the game which in
reality was only a stiff scrimmage.
Dansby and Fay Wilson battered
through the Arkansas line time and
son carried the ball to the one-yard
line once more and Fay bucked it over
for the second touchdown. The quar
ter ended soon after with the ball in
possession of the Aggies on Arkansas’
forty-yard line.
In the second quarter, after another
exchange of punts, the ball was under
Berry’s control again and beginning
on the opponent’s thirty-two yard line
he had the oval carried to the one-
yard line where Dansby carried it
over. Here it was that on a had pass
from Brazleton, Little Jimmie Forga-
son snatched up the ball and tried to
drop kick the tall for that other point.
again for gains, most of the time 'jhe atempt was blocked, however.
plowing directly through center or the
guards. The Arkansas team fought
cleanly and consistently but were
With the exception of Clem Pinson,
who had gone in earlier as a substi
tute for Kishi, a new team was inject-
plainly outclassed by the Maroon and e( j game. Bill Pinson was the
White. It may be said of them that
they were as true sportsmen on the
field as have ever played a game on
Kyle Field.
Tucker, playing quarterback for the
visitors, was their most consistent
director of the new outfit and before
the quarter was over he carried the
ball over for another touchdown and
booted the goal. The half ended with;
the score 27 to 0.
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ground gainer. He handled their punt-, first team was in again and by passes
ing and managed to get every punt ’and .'ks scored another marker,
off well. Moore who was substituted Little uimmie again putting it through
for Powers at right half early in the the goal posts.
game, and Averby, a substitute forj In about the same length of time
Arlington at full threatened to carry Dansby plunged over for another six
the ball to within scoring distance J points but this time Forgason failed
during the final quarter when on two to kick goal.
THE AGGIE OFFENSIVE
Yds. Gained Yds. Lost
Wilson, F. 349 16
Berry 270 0
Kishi 161 9
Dansby : 138 0
Miller 110 0
Pinson, W. 88 1
Woodman 69 0
McGuire - 1 63 8
Pinson, C. 13 0
Alison 5 0
Touchdowns: Wilson 9, McGuire 4, Dansby 4, Berry 3, Woodman 2,
Pinson 2, Miller 1, Kishi 1.
Try for Point: Forgason 9, M. Dansby 4, F. Wilson 2, W. Pinson 1.
Other Points: Safety, 2 points.
First Downs: A. and M. 81, Opponents 25.
Punting Averages: Wilson, 30 times for average of 47.6 yards; M.
Dansby, 4 times for average of 28 yards; W. Pinson, 4 times for
average of 44 yards.
Total Scores: A. and M. 174; Opponents 0.
Red Wilson and Irvin were the best man, Price, Rideout, Beutel. Arkan-
is: Clements, Jones, Evans, Moore,
occasions they advanced the ball about
thirty yards in a driving passing 'at
tack.
In the early part of the first quarter
after an exchange of punts by which
the Aggies gained approximately 25
The third quarter ended with the
ball in Arkansas’ possession on A. and
M.’s forty-two yard line. After two
plays in the fourth quarter there was
a complete substitution of the Aggie
team. The ball was again in the
in the line.
The line-up:
Texas Aggies Arkansas Aggies
Allison Stokes
Left End
Waugh McElroy
Left Tackle
Forgason Smith
Left Guard
Brazleton Bennett
Center
Longstreet, P. Ham, Stanley, Oevrby,
Lyons.
Officials—Referee, Moore (Vander
bilt); Umpire, Bronson (Minnesota);
Head Linesman, Hudson (Cumber
land); Field Judge, Kraft (North
western).
yards, Berry started the initial drive hands of the Arkansas team and here
on the Arkansas 45-yard line and j they staged a twenty-five yard drive
marched down the field steadily, mak-1 but fumbled the ball and Meitzen re-
ing four first downs one of which was covered. Pinson punted after a couple
obtained by a pass from Dansby to * of bucks and the visitors again drove
Red Wilson for a gain of twenty for about twenty-five yards. The Ag-
yards. With the ball on the one-yard gie line stiffened and the ball went
line, Mule stepped through center for over but Bill Pison soon gave it back
the first touchdown of. the game. J to them and the quarter ended on a
After another swapping of kicks the run by Overby for ten yards,
ball was on the visitor’s 20-yard line, j The Arkansasites had two mighty
Fleming of the Arkansas aggregation good men in their line, G. Hamm at
fumbled the ball and Red Wilson cov- right tackle and Stokes at left end.
ered it. Berry, Dansby and Fay Wil-| For the Aggies, Waugh, Allison,
An Egoism.
“And what do you tell the other
N. Dansby Reasoner (C) ljlien that come to see you . ! ” he asked
Right Guard as ke re l ease d her from his close em-
Irvin Q Hamm brace - “ Do y° u lead them to beli e ve
Right Tackle i that you love them -”
W. Wilson E. Hamm 1 “ Yes » dearest,” she whispered. “Do
Right End you mind?”
Gather Ye ’Round
And lets Eat, Drink
Smoke and
Think About
The Game!
CASEY’S
H OOUNTZEnzEJOTIOUNTIi: XT. Y =
Berry Tucker
Quarter
F. Wilson Leming
Left Half
Kishi Powers
Right Half
M. Dansby Arlington
Full Back
Substitutions—A. and M.: Ochter-
beck, C. Pinson, Hardeman, Curry,
Meitzen, McGuire, W. Pinson, Wood-
“Ah, but it will be hell for them
later,” he murmered. “The poo*’
trusting fools!”
A violinist entered a little music
shop in London. “I want an E
string,” he remarked to the man be
hind the counter.
Producing a box, the latter said,
“Would you mind picking one out
for yourself, sir? I ’ardly know the
’es from the shes.”—Denver Parkeet.
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