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The Abies’ Oud Faithful
Strong Temple Grid
Team Downs Broncos
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A deflpente Bryan High School
U-Jtni tried in vain to atop the
Wildcats from Tempi# Friday
night on Format Field In Bryan,
finally falling behind It to 7. AD
markers were made in the first
half, with Temple pushing over the
first counter in the opening period.
^Mi MMI the Broncos to action
and they soon took tho lead when
they hit pay dirt in the second
qpmrtar. Temple rushed over an
other aix points in the dosing min
utes of the second stanaa to get in
front, again, and they could never
be headed again by the battling
Bryan team.
Bryan «ursat into the game as
underdogs, hut they put up s grand
fight to the heavier and more ex-
F^rii-noed Temple crew. Coanh
I Jones’ boys played over their heads,
and b#d the Wildcats worried all
the time The Broncos bid fair to
hseoms a real threat in district 11
and may pull an upaet er so before
the season is done with.
Friday night’s game was played
before a near record crowd, a
special train from Temple having
comfldown for the occaaion.
BATTALION SPORTS
OCTOBER 11, Ittt
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HOUSTON DOGORM WRITER SEMIS
EFFORT TO BAT SPOMS EDITOR
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BY K C. '•JEEP- OATES 1 - -
Battalion Sports Editor . — - j
The following is a poefo that some great poet of Houston wrote
has sent to the sport writers over the state. It is a poem about a
», or mther hulking hunk of beef, who has been called All-America
b!y Lloyd Gregory, Dick Freesnan, and Andy Anderson of the Houston
papers, the same three men that built and tom down s Rice team. The
fact that Rice is a tom down ball club may be seen from the fact that
the team that was to go to the Rose ft ul and be national champions
has been beater by two teams who have been rated well down the ladder.
The scene la Houston; the time is October 1, 19W. The characters
are the Rice and Oklahoma football teams. The author ia unknown, but,
incidentally them am rumors that he live in Houston. Anyway, he has
s darn clfver story to tell. Here it is: >,
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•With ApokoeW* to Cmry si Um Bet** |
Big Intramural
Sports Are Wefl
Under Way Now
BY -CHICK" DENNY
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HMfl
; Ned James, T. C. U. freshman
line roach ia one of those ram
coaching specimens who never
earned a letter in college football.
Moke Brumbelow, varsity line
coach, calls James one off the
“smartest fundamentalists” he has
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SENIORS
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JVHnd & Hornak’s Uniform
vKflBhop Oct. 17th and
IHth to Ukr ■—■uremenU
md to make minor adjuot-
menU on boots aheady de
liver^.
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Aggies Snuff
All Except One
Bronc Goal March
BOOT COMPANY
The Mart tooS artta to sli with frw minutot Wfl to plsr
So wto SalIHrss fatM to csts sito Srhathto 414 tht M*t.
A pallor wwstmd Um ftalurat «f tht p*treat tht sama I
A ttrsnlhw ftw nt ap to so. Warmr thrra tht raat
With tht lto*t which tprinr, ttoraal within tht human brwatt.
Par they thooeht: “It onljr Erair rou)4 throw mm to OorSill."
TWr would btt taaa moaty with Emit ia thtrt tUU.
Thtn from tht tMdtatd multitude went u» a ioyout rail,
it ramhltd <a tht ttodium. It rattbd in tht ML -7'
It rtruck ta>o«. tht hiUaidt aad rtaoaadtd aa tht hay.
For Emit, mifhty Erato, wnt adrantinr to Ow fray.
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Twenty thonaand rytt wtrt on him at to lutobtrrd into view.
Twenty thousand toayutt applauded wtoa to ttaoytd to tit hu that.
And at to ttood with tondt oa tops, tht crowd wtat wild SMhl
No ttraaytr to tht ttondt could douht t wat All-AmtHtot Laht.”
Ttort waa raat In Erait'a manner aa to waddled to hit place
TV pc waa prUr to Erato'e toariag aad a am fit aa Enito'i faro;
And ehrtetod to hit Manly htooro w that all who run May rmd.
Waa Colltor'a totaot ttocy stout the mighty Ernto’a drtd.
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Dfeh rrotMan and Lloyd Gregory wart hogging each ottor with giro
Andy grinned from tor to tar. twaa a loyoua tight to sag -
Who wart thaw dumhtolla from tto North, from Okiahaoaa town?
PropoataroM that ttoy thou id land our teaun of grant rawown
And Erato to*rod a Mighty |
High abort tto flirt Cordill
“To toil with thai~ taid an
hurtling through tto air.
to;
From tto touctoa. black with pronto, there want up a m a fried roar.
LBw tto batting of tto rtona waroa on tto atrra aad dtotoat ttort.
“lattrftrance! Kill tto raftroaC ahontod many from tto ttanA
And It's I (hair they d have killed him had not Erato rotoad hit hand.
With a amlla at Chriatfen Charity groat Erat i viroga atont;
Ht atillod tto rtoikg tumult, to Mato tto gagSt go on; •
Ha atganlM to tto router, sod <msr mort tto rohrroid flaw;
But tto Samar lino rood Colltor'a art -tto roftroa anid "Laat twu."
"Wr want- Vlnor! Giro na Watagn." ertod tto maddantd thouaanto. "Frond P?
But ana roomful took from Emit and tto audtonor waa awtd
Ttoy row hia face grows a tern and cold, thro aaw kim paw tto ground;
Ttoy knew that now tto ting wro done, and Ktoc vma Boat Bowl hotmA
Tto aMito to tow from Erato'i llpa. tto afenota ml tod ia kgnla;
Tto crowd wato rxpertantly. there It no that to *dtta;
Tto rooUf binda and make* hia poaa. aad Krnto tow it fall;
And now tto air it both id and troro- Oklahoma haa (to hall I
Oh. tatiiwhtri in this favored land tto ana la ahiafeg WlBht:
Tto hand ia playing aamrwtort, and aaMtwhoro hSnr|| STO* NgMj . j.
Aad aoMrwkcft awn are laughing; aad aomawtort childrrn about;
But ttort to now Joy in Houston ; tto Mighty Lato juat flxxtod out.
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first intrMssral . MhUb
KhBMB am ncbeJuled for today,
brinfing the load of tho Physical
Education Departmciit up to . a pa
city standing. Class A teams art
now playing touch football, has
ketball, and tenhia, while the Clam
B teams art competing ia oaly
basketball and touch football.
Later in the month the depart
m«nt will intnvlure wutsi po\o
for both i lasaes, and the swimming
meet and cross country meets will
be b«ld sometime in November. If
ths weather remaiaa fattorable,
there is a possiDility that volley
ball will be completed before
Christmas, which would give us
»ev*a sports completed before the
tuni of the yehr.
Results of the latest games play
ed Class A touch football: *E” F.
A. won over “A” C.W.B^ 7 to 0.
“C" 9. A. boat -D- Eng., 12 toO
"E" Inf over “CT Goaat, 7 to 0.
‘1st. Hdq.” F. A. looked good to
whip “B” Sif13 to 0. “D" lot.
lost a tough one to 2nd Cb. Tr. F.
\ bv t to 2 penetrations. “2nd
Hdq." F. A. socked out a 12 V> 0
\ irtoi y over "A*’ Inf.
In-baskethall the latest finals
v: ^A” Coast in a honey of a
In over "B" C. W. S. by the dose
score of 4 to 2. “C” F. A. went wild
ia beating “E" Inf., 19 to 8. Aad,
peaking of going wild, “B” I^f
went hig-wttd and tromped all over
“Ut Hdq." F. A. by a 23 to 6 win
W G" Inf didn't do so badly when
they beat "D” F. A.. 21 to 8.
In the Class B sports we find
the same number of games have
beet completed. In football these
games have been played: Hdq Sig.
whipped “D" F. A n 12 to «. “B
Inf. knocked!Ov»r ‘'B” Eng., 13 to
0. ‘•A- Cav ! von from “E" Ehg
T to 0. “E" Inf. lost to “A” Sign
7 to 0. "B” Inf.*gained a 7 to 0
victory over “A* Coast And the
prise game of the week was the
overtime tie game between “Ind
Hdq." F. A. and '"D* Eng.
The Fish basketball games, to
date, have ended with these scores:
“B" Sig. over "F" Inf, ll to 7.
H E- Inf. beat laat year’s Fish In
tramural champs, “A” F. A., by an
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Pexsa Aggie eleven
frein Santa Clara
A formidable Tt:
held the Broneoi .
in cheek for two whole periods at
San Francisco Saturday, only to
have a counter pushed over in the
third quarter giving Santa Clara a
7 to (> Win. The victory kept the
Santa Clara as in the race; for the
mythical national championship.
The Texans gabed.73 yards rush
tng to 178 for Santa Clara and aa
s result the Cadets made five first
downs, as compar.-d with 10 foe
the Broncos. A. A M. passed^ 20
times, completed four and gained
28 yards by 'tiM il*
Clara attempted nine, made two
good and picked M|> 2d yards as a
result. A. A M. average 89 yards
per aatt while Santa Oata only av-
eraged 28 yards Penalties jbjau\
even at 40 alLl JM ,
AGGIES
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8 to 7 score. “BK ft A. licked
laf., 21 to U. And Fish Umber-
sen looked like varsity material
when he, nearly stnglu hander,
gave his dab, “IT* Inf. a 34 to
3 vicotry over •B**’ Cav.
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