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T. C. U. PLAYER LEADS SCORERS
Eury, T. C. U. flash, leads the con
ference pack for high scoring honors
with 96 points registered in confer
ence games. However, he is not likely
to hold this lead since Rice has two
more games to play and the Frogs
only one and Hess of the Owls is
right on his heels. Buster Keeton is
14th down the list with 50 points.
Hoke comes 18th with 44 and Bell
22nd with 30.
Following is a list of the leaders:
Eury, T. C. U 96
R. Hart, Rice —
Alford, Baylor 81
Hess, Rice » 77
Rose, Texas 72
Prewitt, Arkansas 72
Strickland, Baylor 71
Fomby, Texas 65
AGGIE HURDLER TAKES FIRST
MATRIMONY OBSTACLE
Don B. Slocomb, Jr., fleet Texas
Aggie trackman and winner of the
• Southwest low hurdle championship
in the conference meet last year,
stole a march on his team mates and
friends when he and Miss Lois Bar
ber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Barber of Fentress, were married at
New Braunfels Feb. 1. The wedding
was kept secret until just a few days
ago when Slocomb broke the news to
his team mates. Frank McCormick,
captain and hurdler of the Texas
Longhorns, also of Cameron and a
former team mate of Slocomb at Yo
high school (Cameron), is also mar
ried. Slocomb, Mondrick and Herman
Harlan, another Yo high school
product, now at A. and M., are ex
pected to be the leading contenders
for the titles in both the low and high
hurdles in the conference meet at
Kyle Field this year. Last season
Slocomb won the low hurdles and
Harlan the high with Mondrick plac
ing in both.
FISH CONTINUE TO WIN
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of his club with 4 points.
The continued good performances
of several of the Fish cagemen in
dicate that the Varsity will gain
some very good material next season.
Moody, Miller, and Malone are real
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The Dischmen have started their
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over an all-star aggregation. Coach
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