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m
There were no visible lanes, as the
entire track was covered with water,
and only the concrete curbs were
visible.
The Aggie mile relay team, our
only hopeful in the meet, proved not
to be as good mud horses as some
of the others, and consequently was
listed among the muddy horses in
the also ran class, coming out a good
sixth to be exact. The winning time
for the event however, was a mere
3:21, which only goes to show the
class of competition we were com
peting in.
Monday the Aggies meet the S.
M. U. Mustangs on Kyle Field. Last
year the meet was originally sched
uled for Dallas, but was later trans
ferred because of work on the Mus
tang Field. The Pony team arrived,
but rain and cold weather caused the
cancellation of the meet.
WHERE THEY PLAY
April 26, 27 Aggies vs. S. M. tJ.
at Dallas.
April 26, 27, Baylor vs. Texas at
Austin.
Api'il 29, 30, Aggies vs. T. C. U.
at Fort Worth.
STANDING S. W. C.
Team P W L Pet.
Baylor 6 5 1 .833
Texas 10 7 3 .700
A. & M 6 4 2 .666
Rice 8 3 5 .375
T. C. U 10 3 7 .300
S. M. U 8 2 6 .250
A WOODCUT LANDSCAPE
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across the sky,
A surgeon’s probe trying to find a
god.
Slowly comfort changes to pain as
a hard rock prods,
And the smooth grassed ground be
comes lumpy and full
Of crawling things that bite.
A curse as movement finds a dark
ness hidden cactus,
A grunt as sleepy muscles heave a
tired body up,
A quiet hours musing on a hill top
Ends in boredom and disgust.
The moon looks slightly sick tonight.
G. M. W.
LARGE CROWDS EXPECTED
FOR O. OF C. CONVENTION
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sheet giving the names of speakers
and other features will be announced
within a few days.
ASSAILED
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step brought him closer. Soon he
would be near enoug’h to throw him
self on her and overpower her.
All during this procedure she had
moved about absorbed in the happi
ness of the day, unaware of what was
in store for her. She had noticed
nothing.
The brute had now advanced with
in striking distance. Soon he would
have her, soon he would satisfy the
passon that burnt in those fiendish
eyes. At last he poised as if to
pounce upon her. She was passing
very close to him. He jumped....
and
Aw, hell, it was only that old Tom
Cat in back of Leggett trying to
catch a humming bird.
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