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THE BATTALION
QUEEN THEATRE
Thursday at 11 p.m.— Midnight Show.
The Gat
and
The Canary
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
QUEEN
RICHARD BARTHELMES
In “The Dope King”
PtAlt'AlC E
Friday - Saturday
“THE CUT mu THE CANARY”
Matinee: Friday - Saturday
CHAS. NITCH
(Formerly the Campus Tailor; now in Bryan.)
All Suits Gleaned and Pressed . . . 75c
All Suits Pressed 40c
All Pants Pressed . . . . . . . 25c
New Seats ..... $1.25
ML MTER\TIQMS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Ask us for Prices on Uniforms and Uniform
Pants before buying elsewhc^,:.
PHONE BRYAN 353
Give your Clothes to our Agents.
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yJ. & SXC. C. Vanities, or Compacts.
Bracelets, ‘Pins of all kinds.
We make the Senior ring—also the miniature
Senior ring for ladies.
Call and let us show you many
new things in Jewelry.
Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
Phone 5 BRV71M, TEXAS
PLAYS FOR 1926 ARE LISTED
BY SPALDING
From Spalding’s International
Football Guide.
Compilations of Parke H. Davis.
Longest scoring run of 1926, 99
yards, Russell Lloyd, Navy and Ger
ald R. Thompson, Georgetown.
Longest run-back of a kick-off, 99
yards, Gerald R. Thompson, George
town.
Longest run-back of a punt, 98
yards, Andrew Kalen, St. Joseph’s
(Philadelphia).
Longest run from scrimmage, 93
yards, Cleveland Barret, Chatta
nooga, and Rupert O’Keefe, Mar
quette.
Longest run with an intercepted
pass, 98 yards, Arthur H. Roberts,
New York University, and John
Buckowy, Quanticio Marines.
Longest run with a blocked kick,
60 yards, Paul S. Hill, Bowdoin.
Longest run with a fumble, 99
yards, Russell Lloyd, Navy.
Longest scoring complete pass, 55
yards, Edwin B. Dooley to Myles J.
Lane, Dartmouth, and William Spears
to Jere Ormstead, Vanderbilt.
Longest run with a complete pass,
88 yards, Rupert O’Keefe, Marquette.
Longest forward pass play, pass
plus run, 103 yards, Joseph Leary
(15) to Rupert O’Keefe, (88) Mar
quette.
Longest field goal from drop-kick,
55 yards, James J. Fitzgerald, Tufts,
and Maurice A. Lodge, Spearfish
Normal.
Longest field goal from place-kick,
52 yards. Grant Her, Detroit, and
Paul Piersol, Lebanon Valley.
Largest number of goals from
placement, season, 7, Eugene Cook,
Washington.
Largest number of field goals from
drop-kicks, season, 6, Thomas J.
Hamilton, Navy.
Largest number of field goals from
placement, one game, 3, J. B. McAr
thur, Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Largest number of goals from drop-
kicks, one game, 3, Field Phelps,
Colorado College.
Largest number of touchdowns, 20,
George B. Wilson, Lafayette.
Largest number of “extra points”,
23, Harry E. Wilson, Army.
I Coats ■ Coats - Coats i
Our stock of rough weather
coats includes the best values <1>
ever offered.
Students Yellow Slickers
$5.50
Combination Coats
$6.50
Sheep Lined Coats
$10 - $12.50
Don’t put off buying a coat,
until it is too late to get just
what you want, so come in and
look these over.
W. F. GIBBS & SON
Largest number of points scored,
124, Fred Koster, Louisville.
DEDICATED TO AN AGGIE’S
NIGHT IN FT. WORTH
Sooner or later you’ll forget
All you’re saying tonight, and yet
’Tis sweet for the stars to kiss the
sea
But not half so sweet as your kissing
me.
It doesn’t mean a thing I know
But I love to hear your line, and so,
The star lit night has a thousand
charms
As I lie content in your warm young
arms.
Kiss my fingers, my hair, my eyes,
Whisper a thousand precious lies.
Take me in your arms and then,
Kiss my trembling lips again.
’Cause sooner or later you’ll forget
All you’re saying tonight and yet—
Just never mind the bye and bye,
’Cause sooner or later so will I.
(For name, age, and telephone num
ber of the author of the above effusion
see Fish Roelofs.)
A man sometimes drinks to forget,
and about the only thing he forgets is
when to stop.
Boy . . . girl ...If
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happiness
THE EXCHANGE STORE •
Welcomes all Old Boys Back to Aggieland and Extends the ^
Freshmen a Cordial Welcome
* THE EXCHANGE STORE IS YOUR STORE
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