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FISH FOOTBALL
Putting daily scrimmages against
the varsity to good advantage, the
Texas Aggie freshman squad is drill
ing hara for its only game of the
season Monday, Nov. 14, when it
meets Allen Academy team coachea
by “Puny” Wilson, former Aggie grid
star. The game will be played here.
The “fish” squad has been cut to
forty-five men, selected from the
nearly two hundred who reported for
tryouts at the opening of the season,
and the players are rapidly develop
ing team work in addition to the fun
damentals of football which have
composed the larger part of the train
ing so far this season.
In order to obtain information help
ful in the work with the varsity, half
of the freshman squad accompanied
Freshman Coach R. G. Higginbotham
and Henry Eitt, assistant, to Hous
ton last week to see the Rice-South
western game, and the other half will
to Austin with Coach F. G. Ander-
l and D. C. McIntosh to see the
sxas-Kansas Aggie game November
With the squad reduced to its pres-
It size the coaches are able to de-
|te more attention to the individuals
Id as a result several men who
|ould prove valuable to future Ag-
teams are beginning to attract at-
ition with their playing.
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