The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 05, 1927, Image 14
14 THE BAT T ALIGN FALL PRACTICE Bright Prospects Loom Up as First Workout of Season Is Held Under the direction of Track Coach Frank Anderson and S. D. Snyder, who has assisted in cross country coaching at A. & M. for several years, the Aggies’ cross country team got down to actual training for the 1927 season, Sept. 19. Snyder will help with the cross country men during the early football training in which Anderson is assisting. With the return ,pf one and possibly two of last year’s lettermen assured and with three squad men and five promising men from the freshman team of last year, the outlook for a successful season is bright. Three meets have already been scheduled for the 1927 season and more are expected to be scheduled in a few days. The Aggies will meet the Texas Longhorns October 28 at Austin and the Rice Owls November 11 at Houston. The other meet is the Conference meet at Dallas November 19th. 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Farmers out of the field.” Little is known in Texas as to the strength of the Tennessee team as they have not been scouted this year and have not put out any information to the news papers up to this date. They have always produced a strong team and this year we may be assured that they will be plenty of competition. Looking forward to this game, Coach Bible has cut hs team down to 36 men so as to be able to give more attention to perfecting team play on offensive and defensive. In all prob ability the starting line-up will be as follows: Sikes and Petty at ends, Lister and Sprott at tackles, Holmes and Figari at guard, Bartlett at cen ter, Hunt quarter, Conover left-half, Alsabrook or Varnell at right-half, and Burgess full. No army is strong er than its reserves and in this Bible should not be weakened as he will have a mighty team in reserve; Def- febach and Cody ends, Cuthrell, Hol- leron, Mosher, and Ewell tackles, Rektorik, Richter, Rogers, and Snead guards, Big Tom Holleron and Brown centers, Davis and Mills left-half, Mortellra full and Ish and Dorsey at quarter. Wiley, veteran tackle last year, will be in uniform but his leg isn’t quite strong enough to risk so valuable a man in a non-conference game. DROP-KICKS. (Continued from page 12) as at the beginning of the game. 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The Animal Husbandry team; is working out daily in preparation for (heir Chicago trip. Let’s all go to the rodeo and help win a bronze bull. A bachelor is a guy who didn’t have car when he was at college. t I T Y ? 1 Y Y Y | | Y Y Y Y Y Y Y J *Z+ +1+ *1+ +1+ ^ •1+ •1+ +1+ ^ -l* +1+ ^ *1* *1* *1* *1* *1* *1* *1*+*1* *** *** ^ *** *** *+* *** *+* *** *** *** *** *** *** TEXAS AGGIES ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE—1927 ❖ r DATE SCHOOL PLAYED AT ❖ Y ♦J* Sat., Sept. 24. ..Trinity University College Station ❖ * Sat., Oct. 1 . . . . Southwestern University College Station ❖ ❖ Sat., Oct. 8 . . . . Sewanee Dallas ❖ Sat., Oct. 15 . ..University of Arkansas College Station * Sat., Oct. 22 . . ..Texas Christian University Fort Worth ❖ * Fri., Oct. 28 . . ..Texas Technological College Lubbock t Sat., Nov. 5 . . ..Southern Methodist University... College Station ❖ Fri., Nov. 11 . . ..Rice Institute Houston ❖ ❖ Thanksgiving ..Texas University College Station ! ❖