THE BATTALION
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
ON YOOR UNIFORM AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT IF YOU BUY IT AT
A. M. WALDROP Sc CO.
AT NORTH GATE OF A. & M. CAMPUS
College trade and have supplied the students with
For the past 25 years we have been headquaters for A. & M.
a large part of their regulation uniforms and Military Equipment.
We buy our military goods direct from the largest manufacturers in this country, pay cash for same and are
thereby able to sell them to you much lower than you can buy them elsewhere in the state.
Our military goods are of the very best quality and are guaranteed to be A. & M. regulation. We carry in stock
a complete run of sizes in fine all wool serge and whip cord uniforms and are making special prices to A. & M. stu
dents the opening week of school. Come in and let us fit you in a regulation uniform—Besides saving you money you
won’t have to wait a month or six weeks on your uniform—You can get it at once.
Come in and Get Our Prices on Uniform Goods
Before You Buy, and Save Money.
We also carry a complete stock of Rain Coats, Bath Robes, Unionalls, House Slippers, Sneaks, Army Blankets,
Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels at reasonable prices.
NEWEST DESIGNS IN A. & M. PENNANTS, PILLOWS AND BANNERS,
A. & M. COLLEGE BELTS AND WATCH FOBS
n. M. WALDROP & CO.
TWO
HEADQUARTERS FOR A. AND M. COLLEGE TRADE
CONVENIENT STORES - BRVAN AND COLLEGE
TRINITY GAME
O. D. Roland General Whitaker
O. D. Roland of Union City, Tenn.,
captain of the Trinity University
Tigers, and General Whitaker of Cal-
orado, star fullback of the Tigers, will
play their fourth game against the
Texas Aggies Saturday. It will be
the third time that they have played
on Kyle Field.
Roland was named as one of the
leading players of the country at
guard last year by Spaulding’s foot
ball guide. He was selected by sev
eral for a position on the all-star
Texas Conference team.
Whitaker was named for all-state
scolastic quarterback in 1923 when he
played with Strawn high school. He
is one of the most outstanding backs
of the Texas Conference.
The Trinity Tigers of Waxahachie, 1
led by Captain O. D. Roland of Un- '
ion City, Tenn., will invade Aggieland
next Saturday to meet the Texas Ag- ^
gies in their initial battle of the sea- (
son. Coaches Holton and Wilkins of i
Trinity bring a team composed al- [
most entirely of veterans, and it is
likely that the starting line-up will
be composed of 10 letter men and one
reserve of the 1926 team. Seven of
these veterans have played on his
toric Kyle Field before, as they were
members of the team that lost to the
Aggies last year, 20 to 10, when the
Farmers rallied in the last quarter
to overcome a lead annexed by the
proteges of Coach Holton.
This score, due to the fact that it j
is one of the largest that any team
has ever made against the Farmers |
on Kyle Field, combined with the fact ^
that practically the same team with
a year more experience will play this |
week, indicates that the game is not
going to be “duck soup” by any
means and the Aggie followers will
have ample opportunity to see their
team demonstrate against competi
tion that is plenty strong.
Veterans making the trip to Aggie
land will be picked from the following 1
iettermen and reserves:
Centers: Thompson, San Antonio;
Moore, Hubbard; Burleson, Waxa
hachie; B. McCluney, Kerens.
Right guards: Kozeleki, Yorktown;
A. McCluney, Kerens.
Left guards: Capt. O. D. Roland,
Union City, Tenn.; Duncan, Kauf- '
man.
Right tackle: Hollenshead, Haynes-
THE CAMPUS
CLEANERS and TAILORS
(Operated by Former Students’ Association for the benefit of
the Students’ Loan Fund)
HENRY LOCKE, Mgr.
WILL APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS
Our Phone Is No. 109
ville, La.; Robinson, Wasahachie.
Left tackle: H. Allen, Whites-
boro; Floyd Varnell, Corsicana; Clark,
Temple.
Right end: Rhome, Cleburne; T.
Varnell, Corsicana; Armstrong, Un
ion City, Tenn.
Left end: P. Allen, Whitesboro;
W. Moore, Teague.
Quarterback: Petit, Maypearl; Ry
an, Waco.
Fullback: Whitaker, Colorado;
B union, Weatherford.
Left halfback: Hale, Smithville,
Scott, Frost.
Right halfback: Huffman, Grape
vine; Kinnamon, Dallas.
The Aggie line-up will likely be
picked from the following list:
L. E.: Sikes, Deffebach.
L. T.: Lister, Holmes.
LG.: Wiley, Holmes.
C.: Bartlett, Holleron, Brown,
Sneed, Robbins.
R. G.: Rektorik, Figari.
R. T.: Sprott, Ewell.
R. E.: Petty, Cody.
Q.: Hunt, Ish, Dorsey, Davis.
Backs: Davis, Conover, Mills, Al-
sabrook, Jefferis, Burgess, Varnell.
A. A. MACKENZIE
Watches, Jewelry, etc., welcomes
A. & M. boys to Bryan.
First Door North of City Na-_,
tional Bank, where you will find’
a selection of—
COLLEGE JEWELRY
Repair Department—Two
Workmen
Watches repaired promptly and
thoroughly by competent men
A. A. MACKENZIE