THE BATTA LION *' T3T! SAY AGGIE! (■Continued from Page 1) we have with them, and certainly the most undesirable reputation we could . have would be one of being a poor sport. At the conference track meet an announcement, unprompted by any University man, was made regarding an accident which occurred to the captain of their track team. The mishap undeniably placed him under a very severe handicap, in fact such a severe one that every fair minded person could not help but admire him for even entering the race. When the announcement was made the corps jeered and hooted at it as an alibi. I wonder if any man in the corps has the mistaken idea that such action has any place in the makeup of our school spirit Or in the creed of good sportsmanship? If he has, it is only fair that those who know better should severely reprimand him and teach him a few things about such matters. Regardless of any one’s opinion on the matter we, as a student body, know better and certainly want to maintain our reputation of clean sportsmen. The effects of such mistakes as last Saturday’s are hard to erase, there fore, we must prevent them regard less of all costs. NEW MESS HALL ANNEX WILL OPEN IN SEPTEMBER (Continued from Page 1) leading to the kitchens, by stairs di rect from the main dining room, and by an entrance under the main stairs on the west. A corridor will traverse the width of the basement. On one side of this division will be three rooms which will be Mr. Duncan’s of fice; back of these rooms will be two private dining rooms and. still further back along the corridor will be the service dining room with a seating ca pacity of eighty. On the other side of the corridor will be rooms containing the service lockers and a toilet; on the side fronting the street will be a spacious ladies’ room. The building will cost $75,000 and with the work on it being rushed as much as possible during the summer, it will be ready for the cadets when the gates of the College open in Sep tember. OFFICIALS OF S. W. CON FERENCE HOLD MEETING (Continued from Page 1) capable of making a creditable show ing against the other seven schools during the coming season. Final action has been postponed until a fu ture date, and if this school shows the ability of competing with the schools already in the conference, then it is very probable that it will be admitted. Last year, Bo McMillan of Centre College fame, produced a football team that ranked with the best in the country. However, the policies un der which this team played were not in keeping with the rules of the Southwest Conference. 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