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P*M, Powlei to Coosor put th« bull
on th^ four- f«rd lino. Fowler pnio
«d to t?trm ffollow over the goul
foe the oeco r*d touchdown.
. TvImm’b ] one tally cam* late
the fourtk < uarter with only about
three minui es to play. With the
ball on thel Agges* 7 yard Hi
Mints gain'd two yards off left
tackle. On be next play, A and
M was off tides and the ball was
ffhren to Tui ne on the A and M two
yard line. B uno then hit center to
place the ba II on the one-toot line.
Mwi failed to make any gain
through lef | tackle on the next
pkQr. Then nn the fourth down and
about a foot to go, Bruno hit loft
guard for a touchdown. Mints’s
try for the «xtra point was blocked
as the Cad rt linemen rushed in
before he ropld get off a good try.
The game ended ^ shortly after
wards with ^he final score A and
M 13-Tuland 6.
( ouscr U*ads Aggies
In Scoijing; Is Third
In S. W. Conference
Animfcl H
THE BATTALION
t Gets
Steers
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Bill ( ou»e|, sophomore quarter
back from preckenridge, is tied
for third place in the Southwest
Conference adoring race during the
pi »•-conference games, haring
scored thr-e touchdowns for a to
tal of eighteen points. Couser scor
ed all three of his touchdowns dur
Ing the Trinity University game
. at Kyle Field. September 23.
Bohn Hilksrd, all-conference
halfback of Texas last year, is
leading the race with fire touch
downs and thtee extra pointa kick
ed after touchdowns. Hilliard
won the scoring race last year.
Charlie Caapst, ace of the T C U
backfu'M follews in second place
with, a total of four touchdowns.
Other leading scorers follow:
Player
Hilliard, Texag ....
Casper, T C t’ ....
Couser, A6M
MMk AHbupaM .
Laforge. Arkansas
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Fifty-two
been purchased
feeding, according to D. it. Wil
liams, aaimsl husbandry
merit head. The —^
carefully : aalacted from herd* at '* <> ** ‘
Canadian, Texas, Mr. Wllfiams
said. Thf steers will be
to run in the fields for
before put on a concentrate
After one hundred and fifty days
the animals will b< slaughtered in
the new meats laboratory and their
carcasses used fer the study of
meat cuts as related to the type and
finish of the live animal As the
meat will be served j
hall by the subsistence
Mr. WiBlulM TTIf^lllTl
purchases of the cattle will he a
threefold benefit
The experiment, which is to teat
the feedihg value of cottonseed,
cottonseed meal, rice bran, and
thrashed nsilo, will be conducted
cooperatively by the animal hus
bandry department, under the di
rection of J. H. Knox, the Texas
Kxperiment Station, and the jlJ. S.
1 Apartment ef Agriculture.
Through the courtesy of Armour
and Company, A. K. Mackey, pro
fessor of signal husbandry, was
able to spend the entire summer
studying the methods employed by
that packing house at their Ft
Worth plaat Mr. Mackey has be. n
assigned the two new junior
courses of meats and animal nu
trition. Enrollment for these two
courses has necessitated theAopen
ing of extra sections, Mr. Williams
reported.
Agronomy Club
Holds Initial
Meeting Sept. 26
ord Givaa Aa Account of
Tour Made by the Win-
i of the 19SS Cotton
Contest.
Members
Honored
In Mess
of ths Y
nterta^ned
net were entertained With a dinner
in the banquet room of the mSas
hall at noon Suaday. Places wpa
set for eighteen. members and N-
L fashion and lj. G. Gay, Y M
C A Secretaries- and advisers y»f
the Cabinet.
Immediately after dinner, tie
Members of the Agronomy So- froup adjourned to the lounge for
eicty held their first meeting Tues- *** regular meeting. Following rip-
day, September 26. in the Agra- from »n of the recently ap-
nomy Library of the Agriculture Pointed committees, a formal coS-
Building. to discuss plans for the »tit«tion was approved after hav-
annual cotton contest, and cotton ln * been iratsd en by sectior*.
ball and style show, which is held ^*mes of students nominated to
to defray the expenses of the con- f ' H vacancies on - the cabinet wefe
test winners. Anyone in the School ^«erd, bat it wad decided that dp-
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of Agriculture who has had at least
one course in cotton may enter the
contest, J. B. Mogford, professor
in the Agronomy Deportment end
sponsor of the Society, stated.
Mr. Mogford also gave an ac
count of the tour made by last
year’s winners, who were acrom ■
panied by Curtis Vinson, publicity
director of the college, and him
self. Interesting snaps hops of the
places visited on the tour through
Europe were shown to the group.
Thirteen members attended the
meeting: Leonard Farber, Denver,
Colorado; Lee Scarpinato, Bryan;
W. A. Moseley. Qua nab; R. J.
Hodge. Pledger; L. M. Thompson,
Throckmorton; Frank
Sehuln^org; Floyd
Cisco; Tom P. Porter, Terrell; R.
L. Bennett, Decatur; J. W. Hucka-
bee, Holland; J. C. McBride, Waco;
Tom G. Carlisle, Blackwell; and
W. T Bruten, Lovelady.
finite action on, Ac matter be de
layed for a week in order to al
low sufficient ti*c for investigf*
tio«i.
board, and laundry have been re
duced to about $10 per month. One
or two group* are living for con
siderably less than $10 per month
Successful groups have been or
ganised from Crockett, Lufkin,
Moody, Gn*« -beck, Mesquite, Kerr-
ville. Palacios, Fairfield. Shelby
County, and Jones County. Dr.
Russell emphasises the fact that
the boys In these groups are not
“batching. M They have a woman,
and in some cases a man and wife,
who act aa supervisors and pre
pare the meals.
Besides these cooperative groups,
some forty other boys have been
assisting in obtaining work off the
campus that would help them pur
sue their courses at A and M
Most of tha oil companies have hir
ed A and M students, two or three
filling stations are under their
complete control, J. C. Penny in
Bryan hires six A and M students,
Montgomery Ward and Company,
(bur, and many other firms hire
one or more A and M students.
The present project is only a part
of a much larger program to be
sponsored by the College. Presi
dent T. O. Walton has appointed
a new student labor committee
consisting of Dr. Russell. S. G.
G. Bailey, Executive Secretary of
the College, and E. L. Williams,
bead of the department of indus
trial education. Dr. Russell has
charge of student jobs off the
campus, Mr. Bailey has charge
of the jobs on the campus for stu-
6 Graduate Student#
Enrolled In
Economics
Six graduate students majoring
in economics this year establishes
a new record over previous years,
F. B. Clark, head of the depart
ment of economic*, said yesterday.
We have only awarded on# master*
degree in economics at A and M
and the honor fell to E. J.
BswnS, witoimt of the college.
Dr. Clark concluded.
ifcv 1
i Prods
Funds, and Professor Williams has
charge of the other student jobs
on the campus.
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increased so much in sise this year,
w* feci that the graduate students
need some sort of organisation, H.
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