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From The Enemies Camp
FORT WORTH, Oct 6.—Pollow-
itif their first defeat on a foreign
sod since Nov 11, 1927, when Cen
tenary nosed them oat 7 to t in
Shreveport, the Texas Christian
Homed Frogs resumed training to
prepare for the) opening of thf
conference season against Matty
Bell's Texas Aggies in Fort Worth
October !?. Although the Chris
tians have a game scheduled with
the Austin College Kangaroos for
Denton Teachers
rsidtraent had ^e
in a sluggish
Failure of
defence to
and their unca
plcted assorted lotig
heaves to the 4>|
their defeat in
The line was
ping CapL Ish
den Hurricane
the Sch-
tad them 31-<
areal
enemy passes.
'ability to eom-
and abort
ion. spelled
Saturday,
ul in stop-
the Col-
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uncanny ahility to follow his in-
terferers. In* been one of (he out
standing revelations of the season.
Bver since his app.aranc« as a
freshman In 1929 he has been by
far tb« b«st punter in a football
Uniform. With hit triple value aa
a field general, ball-carrier and
punter, he may develop into a reg
ular before the season is over.
By virt»ie of his great defensive
une against the Golden Hurri-
cane. Red Oliver may also break
into the stating line-up at a half
back position this year. The giant
rad-head has always Men a great
running hack, but prior to the Tul
sa dash the Horned Frog mentor
was afraid of Oliver’s defensive
game. At Tulsa he met plays on
the line of scrimmage and turned
the ball carriers beck with vicious
tackles. This brought Joy to Conch
Schmidt, hut aot so much aa the
fact that Red did not let a single
pass receiver get behind him. The
Frog tutor was better pleaded with
his defensive game against pa*»e>
than any other phase of his bril
liant all-around perfemigMiL 1
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next Saturday, it should be HtU* j *11-American b«uth. but the bocks’
more than a curtain-raiser for the WM kness araiimt- tv,.
trest Frog-Aggie UK. The Kan- whole tea^?X|S2 0 ff«uive
garooe loet by a 21-« score to thuj proved t|ua7andoing.
I nr j Coach Sch' ii indicated Satin
Arehitecti Plan /day night that abater Brannon.
Years Program
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At a meeting of tke Architectu
ral Club! Monday night, October i pfeciag
6th. W. M. Curtis, Covington, Ok-J line-up against; tq
lahoma. was elected preeidentij To dste
Lawrence t ook. Dallas, vice-pres- w-. ^
ident; F. S. Scott, UtUe Rofk.l^
Arkansas, treasurer; R. 0. Travis.
Mexia, secretary* O. H. Smith, Ft.
Worth, sergeant-at-arms; and Jim
Keith, Beaumont, chairman of the
decorations committee.
A large crowd was in attendance
and the entire staff of architec
tural profeseon were present.
Plans for lecturers to visit here
were discussed and a meeting of
the dance committee, to be select
ed later, was decided. The dance,
one of the most colorful of the
year held on this campus, is one
main purposes of the club
with the different phases
branches of each type of ar
chitecture.
The meeting to follow will prove
very interesting and all those in
terested. although not architectu
ral students, are cordially invited
to attend, every first and third
Monday of the month.
this week,
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student body, is equipped especially for the
conveniences of the A. & M. Cadet Corps.
We give particular attention to their needs
so that it is not necessary for any student
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chases. Hi
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Tulane—; , j
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downs for A A M to five for Tu-
lane suffice to tell the story there,
aaftd McFsdden’s perfect placement
of his kicks near the death corner,
for the Wave, may well be called
an advantage in the “hooting" de
partment. Forward pass honors
were about even with each team
mmpWupg three and intercepting
McFadden’s educated toe and
Preachy Dommgue’s elusive ball
carrying were probably the features
of the afternoon. Domingue began
making trouble for the Greenies
before be had been in the game
five minutes, and topped his per
formance with a thrilling 45-yard
jaint in the v y*ond quarter.
In the Aggie line, Oliver “Gus H
Guseman, the great little guard
from Houston, whom fate ban, dealt
with seemingly Very unjustly for
the past two years in preventing
his gaining a letter because of in
juries, was thorn in the "flesh” of
$e Greenies every minute he was
in ths game, Saturday. He repeat
edly broke through the mighty
Wave line to smother off-tackle
smashes and make tackles from be
hind to break up apparent end
runs.
Jerry Dalompl. , Tulane’s great
little all-American end and captain,
proved himsqlf worthy of hie berth
on the mythical team by his flaw
less defensive play all afternoon.
He was everywhere, and especially
when he was needed most. He was
easily the outstanding man on the
Greenie team and practically the
entrie Wave defense on line plays
and end runs.
The highly touted (.n-enie back-
field found the going too rough
through the tough Aggie line and
the game ended with net even one
of the Tulane backs gaining more
than ten yards lu one try and only
• did this happen. “Midget”
Wop Glover, who figured promi
nently in the Tulane victories over
A A M in 1921 and 1930, failed to
r*t more than five yards on any
of his attempts through the Aggie
defense.
Because of a vary muddy fluid
and an unceasing rain throughout,
the game waa replete with m lap lays
and fumbles by both teams.
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