The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 12, 1927, Image 9

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    LION
that the only ones present are the
competing' teams. Every man in each
unit that is not playing should be at
the gym and support his team; show
them that you appreciate their ef
forts to make your unit a leader in
intramural sports. Come out the next
game your team plays and help them
win.
Three Leagues got their schedules
under way. The rsdlts so far are:
Company A defeated Battery B 12
to 2 and Company E -^as beaten 13 to
1 by Troc^ C. In “BjJ’ League Com
pany B loo'- to \C6mpany F 8 to 11.
Battery C then defeated Troop D 21
to 3. The most excilfng and best
games were played in League “C.”
Troop B won from Cordpany C 12 to
10. The horsemen looped a field goal
in the last 10 seconds to win. An ex
tra period was necessary to decide t’
battle between 2nd Flig'ht Air an
Co. G. G company lead inost of th
way but Jones went wild a^id the bird
men won 12 to 10.
This Week Is
Fire Prevention Week
CROSS-COUNTRY
(Continued from Page 8)
to bring back a Championship this
year, because although they were not
beaten in a dual meet last year they
did not win the title.
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LAST WEEK’S CONFER
ENCE SCORES.
A. & M. 18; Sewanee 0.
Texas 20; Trinity 6.
T. C. U. 16; Texas Tech. 6.
Arkansas 13; Baylor 6.
S. M. U. 12; Centenary 21.
Rice 0; St. Edwards 0.
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Willie Bartlett was the outstana-
ing defensive player on the field last
Saturday. If he continues to play in
that manner his name will go down
in sport history as the sensation of
the 1927 football season. Willie play
ed center in his high school days but
last year he played guard on the
Aggie team. Now he is back at his
old job again and he certainly is
making good.
Mr. Jardine’s ‘typewriter farmers
have gone and raised theirselves a
crop, all right.
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Sheep Lined
Rubber Coats
Top Coats
Over Coats
Leather Coats
THE LARGEST STOCK AND THE LOWEST
PRICES IN BRYAN
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TWO CONVENIENT STORES
BRYAN AND COLLEGE
But there is no law against firing up a
PIPE
We have everything in the pipe line
from the 10c cob to a $ 10.00 Meer
schaum, including Kaywoodie, Milano
and Virginians.
CASEY’S
In the “Y !
STOP!
Have you protected that loan with a Life Insurance Policy?
Rotary clubs require it. Proted your loan the same way.
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low net cost commpany.
P. O. BOX 1555 PHONE 509F2
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
“Hard as concrete, you say?”
“Yeh. Fact is, I took her for a
walk.”—Ex.
He—Got a two cent stamp ?
She—What are you goin’ to do, play
post office?—Ex.
Black—My girl bawled me out last
night—told me that I was no true
gentleman.
Bottom—And what did you say?
Black—I told her never to forget
that she was only a peroxide blonde
herself.