because of tke ‘•*4
students interested in
Participation point*
to metnbeiv of all
as in futuiy years, fivjt
merely foii entering
viding a certain number of
are pis' < . A^t the en I of
the man r«rei\finf the
BATT
is become one of the ber of th#se ; participation
liar of the intramural will receive -a f
1 all organizations are medal. Fifty point*
enter both class A and team intramural banner
class B teams ta compete for the given to epch team tiat plays all
college championship in this sport of its *chedul«jri game) in the ckas
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WACO. 1 Texas.—Quadruplet*- -
Mona, Mary, Leota and Roberta
Keys of Hollia, Ok la.—this week
were scheduled to register as fresh
men at Baylor University. They are
18 years old.
A league and 25 tor the class B.
Both doubles and singles tour
naments will be held this year in
rmia. A total of seven individual
awards will be made to members of
the winning teams, each organisa
tion being allowed to enter six men
id a reserve. The point system
will be applicable to tennis the
same aa in basketball
Intramural managers must have
their eligiblhy lists for these two
•ports filed not later than Septem
ber 28 and all players interested
should notify their managers at
once of their willingness to enter
,'he contests.
(Numerically Arrartjed)
Ne. Player
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ROUND TRIP
NEW ORLEANS
L. & M. vs, TULARE
; SAT., SEPT. 30
Account Football Sennatioti
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Return limit: leave New Orleans Oct 1, 1933,
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5 String-fellow, Jack
< Martin. Sid
7 Thompson, Nath
10 Couaor, W. L. (BiD)
11 Randow, Wilbert
12 Witkowski, Lao j
13 Collins, Denny
14 Roach, Jack
15 Retd. Percy
16 Barfield, Rue
17 Domingue, Clifford
18 Crigior, Phillip »
19 Fowlor, Odell
20 Crow, Marion
21 Maxwell Stapp
22 Rekhardt, Ed
23 Stach, Stanfield .
24 Gregroy, John
25 Conoley. Odell >
26 Kimbrough. W. R.
27 Breedlove. H. M. -
28 Woodland. SuUy
29 Merka, Jeremiah
30 Haynes, Clifford
31 Murray, Ray
32 Connelley, R. E.
S3 Callahan, Paul .
34 Nolan, Emmit,
35 Cummings, Charlie
36 Kenderdine. John )
37 Golasinaki, Joe
38 Crow. John
39 Robertson, J. E.
40 Spencer. Tod
41 Wilkins. Taylor
42 Seward. Oscar
43 Godwin, Grady
44 Ullrich, Charlie
45 Tohline. Max E It
46 Speed. Carter T IS
47 Irwin. Boyce (Hodk) G If
48 Jordan, Wharton T 2i
Cowsert, Otis T It
Dietert, Raymond B II
Heater, Jack ■ U
Kaczmarek. Louis ! T 11
Robertson, Pat C II
Rollins, Chsrlu* K If
Starr, Jaases G 11
Whitfield, John f H
Madison Bell, head coach.
Barlow (BoneeTirvin, line c<>ech
Charlie Cummings, captain.
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THE AGGIES—
from Page 2)
the Longhorn Cor-
Littlefieid has found
Koy, Stafford,
Jimmie Haddock,
Hubert Jurecka.
three aiding Hilliard
th4 Univerftty expects a backfieW
such aa it presented last year. T«
as no doubt will have another good
offensive team but there is still a
question whether it will be
King like the one of a year
agt. At agy rate Texas will be
right in the running when the con-
fofetice championship is determin
ed.' | !
Gridiron Prospects
Bright for Class of
*37 As Fish Practice
Many nH-ctutors and Cadets were
anxious Saturday to see Franchy
Dotningat ,tn action. Frenchy has
been slightly iU for the last few
days but will be prime to see ac
tion in the Tnlane game Saturday
and those who will be fortunate
enough to bo at New Orleans will
very likely sag the Port Arthur
Hath as they saw him in the
, Twdugiving game in 1931 and as
Tulane ha* seen him for the past ***
| twd years—aa a real All-eonfer-
erase bet. Domingue is one of the
PiubsMy one of the strongeet
freshmen football teams to over
enter AggieMnd have reported to
Coach Higganbotham. Uniforms
bav been issued to 78 candidates
while about 35 more are on the
waiting list.
This years freshmen team will
put the Aggies on nn equal foot
ing with other Southwestern con
ference teams who have been re
ceiving the cream of the material
for the past few year*. One of
the chief reasons for this sudden
shift of .matorial is the fact that
the Aggies wil meet “Pop” War
ners Temple University team in
Philadelphia next year.
Some of the outstanding candi
dates who are showing up are W. E.
Stages, all-state end; R. W. New-
some, halfback; R. O. Kelsey,
guard, al from the strong Masonic
Home team of Fort Worth. Mem
bers who have reported from Cor
sicana, last years state champions
Bob Finley, all-state triple
188 fivk Aggiek who will journey to
190 the Green/s territory for the
175 thiW time The others are: Charlie
181 Cumming*. Ray Murray, Rue Bar-
177 field, and Ted Spencer,
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186 the loan. The fund has been ac-
197 cumulated through donations made
196 by Isrge companies, various A and
2-JO M Mothers* clubs, former graduat-
180 >ng classes, and private individuals.
This service has been rendered
students of>the college by the For
mer Students' Association since
1922. The! office* of the associa
tion are located on the ground
floor of the Mechanical Engineer
ing' Buildiiig but will probably be
moved to.H|e new Administration
Building in the near future. Mr.
McQuillan said.
FOR THIS SEASON
With All But One of Lut
Year’s Lettermen Back and
Ix>tit New Material. Ander-
gat Says IToapacU. Are
jprlgfct. <
When Coach Frank Anderson*
hill and dalers go into action in
November, they will present one
of the strongest teems in their
hisZory. According to Conch An-
daabM 1 the only other conference
tenai that will give the Aggies
are Rice and Texas,
nd Texas have been
weakened by graduation while the
Virgiea have incroaaod in strength.
The only letterman lost from last
year’s team was Salvador Marquez,
YodtUwn, captain of the cross
uuaitr| team.'
IjK terra en to return are Captain
Hector Fuentes, Tampico, Mexico;
Roy and Foy Cook, Lampasas; and
•Champ" Smith, Fort Worth. Other
candidates are Wilburn Dubois.
Santa Anna, intramural cross
countryman and varsity track
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threat back; Don Humphriaa, big R M. Langley, freshman
tackle; and Morris Westbrook, end. numeral men three years ago; and
From Bryan comes Les Cufiktogs, Robert Taylor, John Tarieton. Abo
center and brother to Charlie, cap-; included in this list of candidates
tain of the vanity; F. W. Merka, are W. D. Barnett, Port Arthur.
190 pound fullback; J. D. Boason, and H. M. Garza, Monterrey, Mex-
200 pound guard. Other prospects I ico* both toilers from freshman
include Q. A. Wyatt, quarterback;
from Abilene and members of the
all-state team of 1931; and G. R.
Barbee, tackle, both Allen Gold
smith, l80 pound fullback, and M.
A. .McKnight, guard, both from
Port Author; Red Murphy, tackle.
Beaumodt; “Bull"- Graves, 200
pound guard from Seymour.
tradk; and L. F. Giesecke, Houston,
half miler from the freshman track
squad.
DAVIS A WEAVER—
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cigarette need to be flavored or
seasoned just the same as you might
season a steak or a pudding.
No tobaccos have ever been found
that equal the spicy aromatic tobac
cos of Turkey and Greece for this
purpose. That’s * hy we lend 4000
miles for:
soun ant
When blended and crots-blended
erhcld’s mild ripe Domestic tobac
cos, the fesult is a rich fltfvor and a
fine fragrance.
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IVnbcrthy expressed the belief
that hy a careful management and
cooperation of the managers in
curtailing expenses the full pro
gram tdr this year could be suc
cessfully carried out.
D. W. William* of the Intramural
Board was the main speaker of the
evening and gave a brief resume
of intramural sports at A and M
during the fifteen years that he
has bee* connected with them.
When l|r. Williams first became
acquainted with intramural atlf
letics, company football was the
only sport that was organised and
up until 1926, no great strides were
taken in but very few others. When
Mr. Penberthy came to A and M
as director of intramural athletics
in 1926, he immediately began to
organise the different sports and
to arott4*-interest of the students
in taking part in them. Some idea
of hia success can be gained by
looking at the growth of partici
pation during the last seven years.
In 1927, the first year any accu
rate records were kept, there wer-
2201 total participants and in -933-
33, there were over 4000. This was
in spjjte of the fact that the en
rollment of last year was the low
est in several years.
NEW YORK.—Thirty-five Am
eriosn students this week had ar
rived home via the Hamburg-Am
eridsn liner Albert Ballin after a
summer tour of Germany. The dis
play made hy the younger Nazis
in tfceir drills would excite ridicule
in this country, 4bey said.
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WEST POINT, N. Y.—The 1933
Army football team was turned
out for practice in full regalia this
week, having appeared in shorts
heretofore this fall. Warm weather
which was experienced despite the
time of year, was the cause.
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