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Cal Hubbard Named
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Manning Smith and Ray Mur
ray Added To A and M
Coaching Staff by Council.
To Norton By
Dean E. J. Kyle, ehairrrjin of the
Ajnrie athletic council, announced
Friday the selection of Cal Hub-
Farmers Meet SMU
Mustangs In Dallas
Next Monday Night
Fish Gagers Defeat
Thrall High Tigers
After meeting th* Horned Frog*
in Fort Worth Saturday night,
bard, former Centenary college and Coach John Reid'* Texas Aggie
Geneva Univeraity football star basket ball team will move over to
bud professional gridiron player, Dallas and after one days rest
as line coach and assistant to w i|) meet the S M U MusUngs
Head Coach Homer Norton. Monday night in the second game
Coach Norton classes Hubbard 0 f the season between these two
as one of the greatest blockers in teams. In the fifst game played
the game, and Grantland Rice savs a t College Station the Reidmen
that he is one of the greatest tack- took the Ponies to bay by si 40-34
les in footbelk ^ count. j
Hubbard is 33 years old and is
-.rmd H. «« for .prin* Tenn j s (; 0 |f and
training, and will be here on a o . 7 , ’ ; . . -
Swimming Reinstated
By Athletic Council
months basis.
In addition to Hubbard. Man
tling Smith, star of last year's
Centenary team, will probably be
Coach Roswell Higginbotham’s
Freshman basketball team found
very little resistance ia defeating
the Thrall Hi Tigers Saturday as
they looped 24 field goals and made
good 6 free tosses while the de
fense held the invading Tigers to
4 field goals and 6 free throws for
a final score of 53 to 14. Coach
“Hig” used 15 freshmen against
the Tigers and each combination
Worked smoothly.
Lee, clever guard who hails from
was high point man scor
ing 12 points. Lee was probably
outstanding performer Satur-
AANDNCACERS-
AHD FROGS MEET
IK FORT WORTH
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dr. LaMar JOnss
X-Ray
Winner of Contest Will Hold
Undisputed Lead in Confer
ence Cage Race.
Tennis, golf, a*d swimming will
added to the staff. Smith was an ^ rt . mifUt , Kl „ minor sforU on
AU-American mention this year the , thletic pro|rrarn at Texas A
and is considered by Coach Norton mnti M CoU^^ for tht i 9 34-35
as being one of the smartest quar- ann0uh<ed at the
terback* in the southwest. recent meeting of the college ath-
Murr * > ’ ^ u ? nf ! ren _ ce ,. e _ nd l ‘* t,c couBcil - 8 P° rt *
dropped from the athletic program
Texas A and M's Fighting Far
mers will meet the Texas Chris
tian University Horned Frog's
quintet Saturday night in a game
that will be of more immediate
importance than any other in the
Southwest Conference during the
d*y afternoon,'taking the tell off we « k - The w,nner of **• wil1
the backboard consistently and undisputed lead in
passing it through the enemy de- the basketball race since
fdnse with perfect accuracy. The Rice - lhe other that ^ ^
flashy guard has a good eye for * or place with three wins
a basket, scoring 4 of his 6 goals * nd one ,OM «* ch - Wh » n
very difficult angles. Pete '* ov * r * ^ wiU haVf ‘ the lead
all-state center from
Five Home Games
To Be Played On
’34 Grid Schedule
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Plans Arc Being Made by
Former Studehia To Carry
Band To Philadelphia For
Temple'Univemily Lame.
Five home gam^a will featurt
the 1934 football schedule of the song
Texas A and M College Aggies, as
announced by the A and M Ath
letic Council at a recent meeting.
Because of the addition of Arkan
sas Uni varsity to the schedule,
there will be three conference gam
es played on Kyle :Fiekl and two
non-conference garnet.
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in the conference standing by hav-1 The ,ddition of Po P War -
neCs Temple University Tiger* of
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of last years Aggie team, will re
turn as assistant freshman foot- ‘ ‘ „„ „„
/y, the past spring as an economy mea-
bal 1 coach.
- sure.
Although swimming has never
been officially recognised by the
athletic council, the student body
, iton, also look good. He con- in * four w * n ® * nd onl y one Ph.i.i.inhia to the? »A3i
trolled the tip off each time the Counting on strength shown in ! h J*?* P
ball went un at center P ,a >' ft<> f* r > both teams are about co,n P* et « d «•€ inter tectlonal gsm-
bSU went up at center. > -in^.* es to be played next fall, and will
Bo„»d.. forward, .ad «IU.l .ad h.vr r^h ~d. .la.,.. ^ ^ ^ w||ich
Coach Homer Norton, future
head football coach of A and M
center, showed up best for the vis- the ! ‘* me "umber of points against
iters scoring 5 points each. Jack- “PPunenta. On the other hand, the
son and Bownds were the only Tig- "umber of points made by oppon-
w», oa the c.mpu, today in . short 1i(kJ . , wimmlnK
stop-over on his way back to , .. j .. . _
_ , . . ,.. each year since the school year
Centenary after a visit to Wichita . .
f 1 1926-27 and have won numerous
Aggie defense
The freshm*n
Falls where he spoke to a gather
ing of ex-students. ■
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meets during that time. The Aggie
tank team placed seccnd in the
conference meet held last year in
competition with Texas University
and Southern Methodist Univer
sity. The 1934 conference swim
ming meet is scheduled to be held
in the new pool at Kyle Field.
been played with fulane Univer
sity of New Orleans, the last few
kats, and the Texas A and I Col
lege of Kingsville. 1
The annual game between. Cen
tenary College of Shreveport and
Watching the Aggies
BY CARROLL ROBERTS
Battalion SpoH* Editor
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/. A CRUCIAL GAME for both
teams will be played next Satur
day at Fort Worth when the Ag
gies meet the TCU Horned Frogs.
Both teams will te fighting for a
lead in the coni erence standing
that a victory wi 1 give and from
comparative scor s (which fon’t
mean a thing) TCU has the ad
vantage because 1 hey are playing
on their own cour —and there will
not be a thousand feather-lunged
cadets to cheer and make noise.
BUT IF THE AGGIES do win—
the victory may only give a short
lived lead because oh the follow
ing Monday night a herd of “Wild
Mustangs” will be waiting in Dal
las for the Cadets with vengeance
in their hearts—and the Farmer’s
quintet has not defeated either one
of these teams on the enemy’s
owm court since 1934.
AN ADVANCE upward was
made by the athletic committea
when they reinstated golf and ten
nis and raised swimming to the
class of minor intercollegiate
sports. This action place^ A and
M up with any other Southweat
Conference school and it broadens
t|^e field considerable for those who
wish to participate in intercolle
giate competition. This marks a-
nother step forward for this school
—for after all. athletics are a
major factor in the ties uf Aggie-
land.
tTHE AGGIE TRACK team will
be stronger in the field events than
ever before in the history of the
school according to Coach Andy
Anderson. With “Mighty” Honk
Irwin leading in the shot and dis
cuss throws, there are beven other
candidates in these two events
that have capabilities of placing
in the conference meet. They are
Skripka. Kaczmarek, Cow sent,
Haynes, Stach, Reichter, and Wil-
| kins.
Irwin, who has broken the exist
ing conference records in both the
shot put and the discuss throw in
practice but has not been able to
do the feat in actaal competition.
I T” . ’ -IT I for Mrh t*»am Urks onlv on* ye*™. Other non-conference teams
ers to make 4 field goal over the enls Ior * #c '' on, y on * T. t
of being equal. The Aggiea have that the F * rmera me « t n « xt **
Aee.es eo • fa,! ^-cumulated 132 points to 1*1 for f » n on the hort ” are The
Thrall Saturday, February 3 to TCU while A » nd M "PPOnenU Sam Houston State TWhers Bear
pl*y a return game. have made 108 as compared to the
priiton, midget forward from Fr °lf 8, opponent* who have made
Louisiana, started the game off *0®’ JudR*"* from these scores,
with a bang by scoring the first H>e teams are of about i aqahl . , „ n u-, • 4 •
goal on a perfectly executed tin »tf«ngth, but considering that the | A mnd M be played in
Sf^gaal. After this the freshmen Fro * a P«*y‘n« °" own Beaumont next J ,n **
took a large lead that the Tigers hom * th « •‘ivanteges and ^ f,n,t f* me . ^
could never overcome. dope give fhem a slight edge over t l ,e,e two teams in tae South Tex-
* the Aggies. From reports of home ( R y and should be one of the
game*, the TCU Horned Frogs outstanding games ol the season,
have won 19 and have only lost 5 Negotiations are also being made
during the last four seasons. 1 to UHother OUt-of-th-state
Coach John Reid's quintet was tvam following the Annual Thanks-
strengthened considerably, how- j I^*y Came with Texas in
ever, by the addition of Joe Bis- 1 Austin, and also coite within the
bey. guard from Houston, and has conference closing date, which is
now one of the strongest defen- December 8. '
is expecting a big year and should sive teams in the conference with Dean E.. J. Kyle, chairman of
shatter all the conference records Wilkins and Carmichael also play- Athletic Commiteo. also an
in these two events unless some- ing the guard position. A true teal
thing unusual happens before qJ how effective the guarding is
Fifi IVORS AY Ned SPARKS
Stuart ERWIN Patsy KELLY
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EARLY INDICATIONS point day when Allison and Kinzy, star f° r th* A ted M-Ten^ple game and
for the Aggies to have a strong forwards of the Frog five go into arrangements ane being made
baseball team this year. In “Jake” action against them. Merka Will j to take the Famous Aggie
Mooty and ”Bugga” Moon. Coach also be given a test when ha com- ' to the game.
Higginbotham probably has two < es up again Lester, regular TCU
of the best pitchers in the confer- ' center.
eneg. First workouts of the team Starting line-ups for the Aggies
will take place next Monday as will likely be either Shepherd,
the pitchers and catchers begin Davis, or Hutto, Breazeale at fof-
"warming up.” Awards; Merka center; and Wilkins
and Bisby or Carmichael at guards.
For the Frogs, Kinxy and Allison
at forwards; Lester Kt center; and
Meyers and Truelson at guard will
likely start the game.
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