THE BATTALION
7
Ag-gies Trample Steers
With 34 To 10 Victory
Hitting' the basket from all angles,
Coach Reid’s Ag'gie goal tossers ran
wild over the lowly University of Tex
as Steers Saturday night in the Me
morial Gym to defeat them 34 to 10.
The playing of Hoke, Moody and
Bell was outstanding throughout most
of the game. Moody, in scoring ten
points was high point man, Bell and
Hoke coming next with 8 and 7 re
spectively.
The fact that two of Moody’s four
goals were made directly from the
side of the basket, and were the re
sult of perfectly placed one hand shots,
stamped him as one of the leading
goal-shooters on the Aggie squad and
thereby placed him in line for a reg
ular berth on Coach Reid’s fast step
ping five.
By some very alert guarding Cap
tain Shiro Hoke held Fomby, lanky
Longhorn pivot man, to one field goal.
At the same time Hoke managed to
loop three baskets and one free throw
before being replaced by Floyd in the
middle of the second half.
Beau Bell, second in the scoring race
Saturday night, with some clever pass
ing and goal-shooting gave the spec
tators a few thrills until his depar
ture from the game late in the sec
ond half.
Bull Elkins, Longhorn scoring ace
was added to the Reidmen’s list of
no field goal victims, being stopped
completely without even one to his
credit for the entire game. Fomby, an
other Steer ace was also helpless be
fore the air-tight defense of the Ag
gies.
When Hoke was removed from the
game Saturday night is was the first
time he has been replaced in a con
ference tilt this season.
Conference—
(Continued from page 6)
finished second in the conference run
ning.
The 1931 schedules:
Aggies
April 4—Baylor at College.
April 10—T C U at College.
April 18—Texas at Austin.
April 24—S M U at College.
April 27—Rice at Houston.
May 1—Baylor at Waco.
May 2—T C U at Ft. Worth.
May 4—S M U at Dallas.
May 7—Rice at College.
May 16—Texas at College.
Rice Institute
April 3—Baylor at Houston.
April 11—T C U at Houston.
April 17—S M U at Dallas.
April 18—T C U at Fort Worth.
April 20—Baylor at Waco.
April 21—Texas at Austin.
April 25—S M U at Houston.
April 27—A & M at Houston.
May 7—A & M at College.
May 15—Texas at Houston.
Baylor University
March 25-26—Northwestern, Waco.
April 3—Rice at Houston.
April 4—A & M at College.
April 10—S M U at Waco.
April 14—Texas at Waco.
April 16—T C U at Ft. Worth.
April 20—Rice at Waco.
April 25—T C U at Waco.
April 28—S M U at Dallas.
May 7—Texas at Austin.
Texas University
April 11—S M U at Austin.
April 14—Baylor at Waco.
April 18—A & M at Austin.
April 21—Rice at Austin.
April 24—T C U at Austin.
May 1—T C U at Ft. Worth.
May 7—Baylor at Austin.
May 15—Rice at Houston.
May 16—A & M at College.
Texas Christian U.
April 7—S M U at Dallas.
April 10—Aggies at College.
April 11—Rice at Houston.
April 16—Baylor at Fort Worth.
April 18—Rice at Fort Worth.
April 24—Texas at Austin.
April 25—Baylor at Waco.
May 1—Texas at Fort Worth.
May 2—Aggies at Fort Woi'th.
May 11—S M U at Fort Worth.
Southern Methodist U.
April 7—T C U at Dallas.
April 10—Baylor at Waco.
April 11—Texas at Austin.
April 17—Rice at Dallas.
April 24—Aggies at College.
April 25—Rice at Houston.
April 28—Baylor at Dallas.
May 2—Texas at Dallas.
May 4—Aggies at Dallas.
May 11—T C U at Fort Worth.
A woman student at the University
of Tulsa was shot and dangerously
wounded by the wife of the girl’s for
mer employer who had accused her of
illicit relations with her husband.
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The Box Score:
Texas
Elkins, f
Sparks, f -
Price, f
Hopkins, f
Tullis, f
Kubricht, f-c
Fomby, c
W. Taylor, g
Ingrum, g
Perkins, g
E. TaylOr, g ...
Harrison, g
Fg.Ft.Pf.Tp.
0 10 1
0 0 0 0
10 3 2
0 0 2 0
10 0 2
0 0 0 0
10 4 2
0 0 10
0 10 1
10 0 2
0 0 2 0
0 0 0 0
TOTALS
4 2 12 10
Aggies—
Roberts, f
Bell, f
Marcum, f
Moody, f
Hoke, c ..
Floyd, c
Veltman, g
Doche, g
Beard, g
Fg.Ft.Pf.Tp.
0 0 0 0
3 2 18
0 0 0 0
4 2 1 10
3 117
0 2 0 2
0 10 1
0 0 0 0
3 0 2 0
TOTALS 13 8....5 34
Officials: Sears and Bushman.
Sport Bits—
(Continued from page 6)
Cavalry and the second with the low
ly Composites, appears to be the fu
ture intramural football champion.
Beginning this week Lieutenant
Nachman’s sharpshooters, national
champions last year in the small bore
indoor rifle competition, will fire the
first matches of the present season.
The team appears to be equally as
strong as last year’s judging from
practice records.
Coach Klepto Holmes is develop -
ing quite a freshman basketball team
apparently. Having won five games
to date in as many starts, the team
has scored a total of forty or more
points i nevery game. Temple Junior
College, Navasota High School, and
Blinn Memorial College are the vic
tims in the games played to date.
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