THE BATTALION
Bartlett . . .
C.
Melton
Figari
R. G.
. Fain Reynolds
Sprott
R. T.
Felix Reynolds
Petty
R. E.
Hunt
Q. B.
Mills
L. H.
Alsabrook . .
R. H.
Jefferies
F. B.
Score by periods:
T. C. U. ...
.0 0 0 0—0
Aggies 0 0 0 0—4)
First downs, Aggies 11, Frogs 5.
Passes, Aggies, tried 25, completed
9 for 127 yards, 5 being intercepted.
The T. C. U. tried 10, three being com
plete for 50 yards, 3 being intercepted.
Penalties, Aggies 35 yards. Frogs 5.
Substitutions for Aggies, Richter
for Holmes, Davis for Alsabrook,
Deffeback for Sikes, Brown for Bart
lett, Alsabrook for Davis, Davis for
Mills, Burgess for Jefferies, Holleron
for Brown. For Frogs, Williams for
Clark, Grant for Williams.
Punts, Aggies punted 10 times for
average of 41 yards. Frogs punted
11 times for average of 31 yards.
CORPS DANCE SATURDAY
NIGHT
The Third Corps Dance of the year
will be held in the Mess Hall Annex
Saturday evening beginning at nine
o’clock. Music will be furnished by
the Aggieland Orchestra.
“What is a beer stein ? ”
“A beer stein is something you try
to rub off after you have spilled beer
all over your best suit.”
THANKSGIVING TICKETS.
• James Sullivan, business manager
'of athletics at the A. & M. College,
has called attention to the fact that
tickets for the Thanksgiving game
between A. & M. and the University
of Texas will not be placed on sale
until Nov. 1 and after.
“Many orders for tickets accompa
nied by checks are being received,”
said Mr. Sullivan. “Since we can’t
accept orders for tickets until after
Nov. 1, we are returning these checks
to the senders. It will be much bet
ter for those who desire tickets to
wait until Nov. 1 to order, since we
cannot fill orders until then. Tickets
for the game are $2.50 and those who
order should send cashier’s check or
money order with their order.”
Mr. Sullivan further pointed out
that the University of Texas has the
disposal of half of the tickets and
that just as good seats may be ob
tained by applying there as here.
No difficulty is anticipated in car
ing for the crowd. The new concrete
unit of the A. & M. stadium, seating
around 10,000 is already in use. Steel
stands now in use will accommodate
10.000 more. “We will take care of
the crowd if we have to erect a lot of
extra seats,” Sullivan said. It is ex
pected that it will be possible to seat
25.000 if the need requires.
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“Lize, I hear dey’s found ol’ Marse
Phil guilty o’ bigamy.”
“Whut’s bigamy?”
“Havin’ two wives.”
“Hugh! Dat ol’ scamp prob’ly
-guilty o’ trigonometry.”
It’s an insult, these days, to tell a
girl you hope to see more of her, un
less you really intend to marry her.
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If the modern miss would lose one
hand of strip poker she would look
like a true daughter of Eve.