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When Homer Norton’. Texas Af»
rie* go onto the field Saturday at
Tyler against Tulsa University
they’ll face s tough game, reports
Marty Karow and Hub McQuillen,
Aggie coaches who scouted the 20-0
game which the Hurricane won ov-
.•r -Kdmon.lTeachers Saturday. .
That 80-0 wore, while someth i k
in itself, by no means represents
the real strength of the Tulsa elev
en, it was stated. After amassm*
a comfortable lead, the Hurricane
allowed the game.tp drift on ice.
Concerning individual players,
Karow and McQuillen reported that
Thompson is the best passer on the
team. Referred to in Oklahoma as
a “second Sam Baugh/’ as is every
other aemi-decent passer nowadays,
hr has plenty on the heave, they
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the Hurricane also features the
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Clash Thursday
Both the Aggie Fiah and the
Allen Academy Ramblers open
their seasons Thursday night a-
gainst each other. The game Will
be at 8 o’clock at the Bryan High
School field.
Allen has 45 hefty men on their
ball club and several of them will
came to A. A M. next year.
Coach “Hub'* McQuillan says he
has about 60 men on his fresh ms n blocking from a standout rtinniruc
team, and that sowie of the boy * mate In James .TRomMon, Brown
SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY
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SEPTEMBER 27. 1338
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Karow and McQuillen Report on
Scouting of Tulsa-Edmond Fray
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Ags Warn Others
of Strength by
52-0 Landslide
The Texas Aggies gave flair
warning of their strength to other
Southwestern Conference teams
Saturday when they tromped over
Texas A v di I. to the tune at 52 - 0.
Throwring no less than four
teams into the fray, Coach Norton
proved that he was more than
blessed with sparkling reserve
strength. On the defense' the Aggie
line allowed the visitors only 40
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yards gained nishii\f while the
Farmers plunged for 216 yards.
Aggie scoring was touched ’off
in the first quarter when “Dandy”
Dick Todd, the Aggipe’ candidate
for All-American honors, swivel
hipped his way to a touchdown
standing up. He received excellent
.ri
double-fast hustling of White, who
during last season rolled up an
even more impressive record than
another White—’’Whissar," from
Colorado.
Tulsa, observers have noted, al
ways points for its "Southwest
games, since R harbor* a faint
hope of being admitted to the con
ference.
Football
Statistics •
Score by
Periods J l/l | 4
A. & M 1* 20 18 52
A. A I. 0 6 0 0 0
Scoring touchdowns—Todd, Britt,
Dnncan, Rogers 2, Pugh 2, Ditt-
msn.
Points after touchdowns—Todd 2,
Wood, Herman.
iFWd goals—0.
Safeties
AJkM. AJkl.
First Downs 18 4
Yards gain rushimr 217 59
Yards lost rushing 19
Yard gained, forward
\ 1.74 ^
Yard lost in attempted
forward passes _... 18
Net yards gained,
rushing A piusing
Forward passes at
tempted
Fonrard aasaes com
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872
18
56
10
wood sophomore half.
In the Second period Price passed
the freshmen are former All-Stute thirty-frve yards to Britt who step-
men. Spivey is an All-State buck ped across for a touchdown. Rogers
A
pleted '—
9
8
Forward passes in-
.
completed
7
6
Forward passes inter-
cepted by opponents
1
8
Yards intercepted
(
pas*** returned
43
0
Number of punts
4
12
Total Distance of
| , i
punts
137
J 4D9
•Average distance of
(punts
34.24 34
Number of punt re-
I turns L...
i 1
3
Total distance of punt
returns
101
10
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Ti**' Aggie Polo Association held
ite first meeting of the current
year Thursday night and elected
Fprent Jordan, Cavalry senior, pres
ident of the Association and cap- -
Um of the team. Ed Brown and
Asa Jones were elected vice pres
ident and business manager res-
pectively. ;
Coaches Tom Roberts and Jack
Hoy* announced that several trips
are in store for the year.
H. L. Newley and T. C. Wadell
were elected as Uttistants to Asa
J >nes, and Paul Haines eras voted
tie publicity manager's job.
missed the try for ettrs point
few minutes later Duncan recover
ed a , blocked quick-kick for the
second touchdown of the quarter.
Herman converted the extra point.
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ASCE Meets For
Discussion And
Officers* Election
In the first meeting of the year
held for the purpose of electing of
ficers, the A. A M. chapter of the
American Society oil- Chril Engi
neers chose Leroy A. Baiter of I
Lockhart as vice-president and
Jack R. West of Dallas as secre
tary-treasurer for the coming year:
The meeting was presided over
by Andy Rollins, the president 0%
the student chapter, who was elect
ed at the close of last year. T
Average length punt
returns
Number of kickoffs .
Average length of
kickoffs ^
Number of kickoff re
turns I4, 0
Average length kick
off returns *. 0
IlnMsa 1 3
Own fumbles recovered 0
Total number of lateral -
passes 4 0
Number of penalties .. 10
Total yards loqt by
penalties ., , ,, 90
* Measure puntjfrom line of scrim
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BY B. C| (JEEP)
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Omstoer showed lota of drive
Slid he really b.uuglt a pate he in-
The first waok 1 of this hectic
football race ia pver, but here
routes another right on Ha heels I
picked the right Winners the past
vmak. but the sogres didn't run
right and Texas tried her best to
make a liar out of the “Jeep”
. Norton did not gry to keep the
•core down Saturday—it ended 52-
0 although he men that don't
even have numbers. He let them
use straight football and if they
could score, 0. K Homer was very
mad before the game started be
cause the waiting coach “Bud" Me
Callum, switched number on his
players. That is h|rh school stuff, j,
but this scribe thinks it was all
right because A. A I. look* like
about a Abas B high school team.
Two soeutl worg seen in the press
box Saturday. One WS$ from Tulsa
University, the team that 'the Ag
giee meet in the R*ee Festival
game Saturday at Tyler, and the
other was Lou Hassle from Rice.
There were probably others around
that did not show their faces. Lou
was once a great tackle and cham-
pita crap shooter at Rica The
Tulsa representative charted every
detail that happened, but he does
not know the ‘'double shuffle” yet.
It was tried only twice against the
Javelinas and neither time did it
work. We know our players can
work H ieenuae 4re have seen them
doing it in their practice game
gnd it looked nothing like the mess
that they pulled Saturday.
Dick Todd’s punting has improv
ed over that of last year, bat be
probably wilf ’nqt do the kicking
when we hit our b g games, because
there are too many kickers on the
team who cab outdistance him.
Dick can still carry ' the mail,
through. I saw a.coupie of pictures
after the game that were token
when he broke loose on a 18-yard
jaunt. One of thq snaps was taken
s split second after the first. The
first shows one 1 of the Javelinas
diving straighLat him, bat alas, the
next shows that tackier lying on
the ground *s Dick is shown com
pleting his -’dippaey Doodle” and
being missed by only inches.
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Everyone think
R» but Herbert
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who H was, it
football.
field.
mark about,
touchdown after
r kick Saturday,
that Duncan did
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was darned alert
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Bob I.ixinifston
Kosalind Keith
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Flashing a speedy, versatile at
tack, the Tiger* from Consicaaa
drowned a hsd!y crippled Bryan
High School team Friday night, in
Bryan, 18 to 6. Bryan waa sadly
outclassed all night, but managed
to push over a counted, midway of
the game.
The boys from Corsicana have an
exceptionally smooth aggregation
for this time of the season, and if
they don’t .slow up during the year
they should go far in the flag chase
now under way in District 11. Bry-
•n’s slower team juat roulint rope
with the multitude of fast break,
ing spinner, plays, «|4d>
ive rabbit backs.
The coming week finds the Bron
cos pitting their strength with
Grmpeland. The game will bv play
ed i nBryan again. Cadets wishing
to attend the contest caw obtain
tickets in the Y.M.CA. for 25e.
Pugh carried ^ic ball eight times
and had an average of 4.75 yards
per try. He tos^d three completed
passes and acorqd two touchdowns.
His driving left jlittle to be desired.
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