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BY K. C. (JEEP) OATES.
Battalion Sport* Biittor
fhwe ^hoah ; iporta writera”
continoo to pick th«* Arftes to ftn-
iah in third place, bet they are all
trying to play pa the safe aide.
When they My the Cadet* will fin
ish third they alao say that littio
“if" and then continue some-
like Ma: “If the Agates get
play and if they can
fill thh^taokle poaition left by Roy
Young, thf y may be the champion*
in
The guard holes are filled, maybe
not so itrong a* last year when
they had the ot guards n
the United SUtes\according to
Normaa^per, by BirMinnock and
Marshall Robncit who sah^that they
are good and then set out ip prove
it to you- Both are willing
and work hard and will be ra
s great guard combination
the season is over.
T- Joe B<>yd. the blonde tnan-moun
tain, is a fixture at one tackle and
Liberty Magazine Scribe
Watches Aggie Gridsters %
Cross Cou try ( al|\
Frank Aade
coach, is in target ,M*d for
good cross country material 4
■ a call!for the mms.
Norman Spot, the nationally
known ecnbptwho picks the “All-
Player’s All-AlMtW|^ teams for
Liberty magaaiae, spent Wednes
day on the Aggie campus, where he
looked the Maroon and White grld-
ders oveii/
The writer calls the Aggies the
‘sleeper’’ team of the Southwest
Conference. He Mid, “While all the
Southwest teMM are concentrating
Ihelr forces for the T. C. U..or
Rice games, the Aggies may cone
aipng and play havoc with the
string of them'’
Tonight at 9:15 o’clock Spec will
be on the radio and will comment
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BRYAN
will be om- of the best in the aa
tioa. George Brsnsom and Ernie
Paanell are waging a great battle
for the starting poaition at the
other tackle. Pannell may got the
call within the next few days. The
22Q pound* has much ability and
doM he like it rough. He hM pos
sibilities of being one of the men
to go in the Aggie Hall of Fame
before he leave*. A. A M.
“Jo-Jo" White, letterman end,
wiO be out of the lineup for about
two weeks with an injured ankle
Ho hurt it several days ago and
then hurt it again when ho tried
to return to practice before it was
wJk j I
Thf punting is getting better
with each practice session. Kim
brough, Conaiaer, Pugh, Todd,
J Thomason, Force, Price, and Jef
frey are sending the ball from one
end of the field to the other.
It is the time of year whan sports
writers start picking the wingers
of these football games. Well, here
goes our guess for this week.
A. * M. 20, A. A I. 0.
1 S. M. V. IS. North Texas Teach
era 3. }
Baylor 19, Sauthwestern 7.
T. C. U. 14, Centenary S,’ '
Arkansas 14, Oklahoma 6.
Texas 0, Kansas 12.
Rice does not open its season
until s week later.
on his tour of the Southwest Con
ference. Tjie program will bo heard
over station KAO, Dhnver. Colo
Two columns a wgahjarc written
by 8per. They appear in 4S news
paper* of the rouhtry and the
Houston Post and Chronicle are
included in this number.
He was warm in his praiae of A-
A M. College after he had look»*i
over the campu> mut the hv.-st .. k
He saul that the ARgies have one
of the nicest indoor swimming
poob in the United Rtstni. >
The Aggies are the third strong
est team in the conference but have
M good a chance to win ae the two
teams. Rice and T. 0, U* which are
rate*! stronger, accenting to the
comnu rriatot
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BY "CHICK* DEN^T ,
News has at last broken for this
column. “Mr. Penny" has announced
his U-ginnmr banquet, at which
place he wants all the upperclass
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will be put on in the banquet room
of the mess hall Monday at 5:30.
At this first meetfcig of the year
for Km /j krtramuml managers,
“Penny" will discuss his entire
program of sports and new chang
es in rule*. It is fery important
that all organizations be repre
sented nt this meeting, not only the
dormitory organizations, but those
consisting of day students as well.
In the meantime a good thing
fdr you managers to bo doing is *o
be explaining this program to your
freshmen. As you : already know
they are going into pomothmg that
is altogether new |o them and if
you can make thingb dear to them
before the season ! starts, it will
be to your orgamsation’s sdvsn
tage and to their’s. A few hints ai
to what 1 mean b. teaching them
the fundamental rules of the sports
that are to come up in October
namely basketball mid touch foot
ball Getting their teams lined up
and a few minutes practice each
afternoon wouldn’t hurt them eith
er.
Another thing that eouid stand
a little bleeding is this business of
forfeiting intramural games. Last
year there were quite a few games
forfeited not oaly by day student
organisations, but. by dormitory
organization* as will. Lets see if
we can’t make this ‘year’s percent
age lower than ever. We all know
how the day students stand on this
situation, but all of them have
promised their best efforts
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With high hoped of avenging
last years defeat, the Bryan High
Broncos are all s*d to take the
Corsicans Tigers into camp Friday
; night at 7:30 on Fbrrcst Field in
{Bryan. This game will open the
i 1938 pennant chaanf in District 11
for bbth teams. Wigi “Bull’’ John
son and others on the sidelines as
a result of injuries, fery an is great
ly handicapped, and as a result the
Tigers from Corsicagm are favored
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