THE BATTALION wmmmmmmmmmmmmi FOR GOOD WHOLESOME LUNCHES TRY ARKANSAS AND S. M. U. MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF SERIES (Continued from Page 6) TOASTED SANDWICHES— CHILI AND SALTINES— JELLY ROLLS AND CAKES— AoT CHOCOLATE AND COFFEE- DRINKS OF ALL KINDS— Casey’ Confectionery YOU Can Save Money at our BIG STOCK RE DUCING SALE BEGINNING JAN. 14TH Almost every article in our store reduced to about whole sale cost for two weeks only. A. M. Waldrop & Co. BRYAN ❖ ❖ ❖ •?- *?♦ * *t* -i* *t* ❖ ♦> ^ ’ *• »i- ♦> **♦ »j» .j. .j. .j. ❖ EAT A BURGER AT * * DAD COLE’S * *J* When You Are Hungry ■v* Between Leggett and Bat- * * Roost Halls 4- ❖ -I” 4. 4- tional Bank Building 4* 4* Phones: Res. 622: Office 606 4* 4* Bryan, Texas 4* -t- -?• •f-4>4»4.4>4 > 4’4*4'4 r 4*4>4’4>4 , 4’ with but seconds to play and gave the Mustangs the game 33-32. S. M. U. led at the half but the Aggies forged ahead in the final mom ents of the game, and it seemed that they were to have their second vic tory of the season from the Mus tangs when Mann gave his team a victory. Allison of S. M. U. was high point man with eleven points, while Red Petty of the Aggies and Hooks of S. M. U. each had ten apiece. Baker and Davis of the Aggies were both put out on personal fouls. Box Score: Fg. F Pf T1 Clark, f 4 1 2 9 Petty, f 3 4 1 10 Davis, c 1 0 4 2 Sikes, g 2 0 2 4 Baker, (c), g 1 0 4 2 Webster, c 2 1 0 5 Total 13 6 13 32 S. M. U. Mann, (c),f 1 5 3 7 Allison, f 4 3 2 11 Hooks, c , 4 2 1 10 Dawson, g 0 0 3 0 Woolridge, g ...1 3 0 5 Total 10 13 9 33 Referee: Sears, Umpire, Cawthorn. played. A few rounds of golf were played during the last week. All those concerned will be referred to the bulletin board in the Y. M. C. A. lob by. Due to the fact that the football i games were played too late to be re corded in the press we will print only the results and the Intramural stand- ? ing. The Cavalry was the victor over < the Second Battalion by a 7-0 score, vhile the First Battalion let the Third Battalion down -with another 7-0 score. FARMERS HOLD BALL PRAC TICE I (Continued from Page 6) sha, Burton, outfielder; G. W. Brown, Gainesville, pitcher; H. W. Childers, Houston, infielder; Sheik Davis, Step- honville, infielder; G. A. Kalleen, Houston, outfielder; W. E. Kinner, Beaumont; outfielder; Johnny Kone- cny, Bryan, catcher; W. L. Mistrot, Fort Worth, pitcher; Red Petty, Decatur, infielder, and G. A. Wil moth, Diball, infielder. ; . .ti THE AGGIE GOAL TOSSEkS. ' ll. ' : ; - Player FG 'F> Tl Petty 19 3 41 Clark 16 3 35< ! Davis ‘ 8 2 18 Webster 7 2 16 Baker . . 3 8 12 Sikes ’ 5 2 12 ' Konecny 0 1 1 WEATHER HOLDS UP INTRAMURAL PROGRAMME Owing to the prevailing bad weath er there have been but two lintramur- al football games played this week. The weather has put a crimp on nearly all the sports except basketball and we all know the outcome of the games beat the band! Total 58 19 135 ^ I Old lady (visiting the state prison): I suppose, my poor man, it was poverty which brought you to this. Counterfeiter: Or the contrary, mum, I was just coining money tU’ Exchange. of •ugl * * ■ vc-1 ■'! l j • h oidr!! o- irj| It ■ *- • "■ .lor.t hj \ DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS THAT KNOW HOW !! beyan i ❖ THE MODEL TAILORS Henry Locke, Proprietor J ******.£.******.i M !.****4^******4>*4>*4>4>4*******4>4^**4-4>***4<*4'< s E. W. CRENSHAW, JR., INSURANCE I ! AGENCY S SOLICITS YOUR LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNT Rooms 27-28, Astin Building Bryan, Texas o'T. “SCRIPT” MITCHELL ED CRENSHAW ■ v’t A NEW MATERIALS FOR UNIFORMS. UNIFORMS, PANTS, AND SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. ALTERATIONS A... UNIFORM TAILOR SHOP Mendl & Hornak, Proprietors * Located in New Casey-Sparks Bldg. r