I
1
Volhyball and '
Handball Lead
Intramural Play
BY RA1 PIf H. INGLEFIELD
Thi* i tek MW Biugr
played 11 the intramural profram
with mo a frames being played in
volleyba 1 and handball. Next came
M J ind apeedball.
'tJkmA will bring about
Near
gitones
',1
ming meet in both
B. Preliminariee will
’dock Saturday af
finals will be held
of the basketball
this week were in class B
w&b thr Field Artillery winning
mire thin any other outfit A-CA
wdn ove Mch. Gun Car, Inf. Band
toit to E-Eng F-FA won orer
D-CA, C-FA won orer B-Car^ F-
Eng. wo i ever E-Eng^ D^ar lost
io L>lnf, E-FA won orer C-Bng.,
‘A-Car. i rob over G-CA, G-CA lost
to F-CI, 1-FA woft orer G-CA,
K-Inf. f« irfeitad to E-CA, Art Band
won orir C-Cav M D-Inf. won orer
B-Sig., t-Eng. lost to A-FA, B-
Eng. wo i over G-CA, B-CWS #op
orer ML nf, D-FA won orer K^A.
C-CA w m over K-Inf., B-FA won
-over B- 'ng., A-Gar. won orer E-
CA, lat H i FA won orer B-Sig.,
F-Inf. eon over 2nd Comb. FA.
In cla is A 2nd Hq. FA won orer
K-Inf., H-h>f. lost to C-Car, L-
Inf. eror over 2nd Hq. FA, C-Cav.
won orer B-Inf., M-Inf. lost to L-
Inf., and A-Car. won over C-FA.
HANDBALL
Oaly clans A handball games
ha>4 ben played so far. B-Sig.
orer E-CA, B-Inf. over D-Car, B-
CWS o' er E-lnf., A-Inf over C-
Inf., H-l nf. orer A-Car^ Art Band
orer' G Inf., E-FA orer M-Inf.,
B-CWS ; over F-FA, B-Car. orer
E-Eng^j av. orer 1-lnf., F-CA
orer O-lnf., H-Inf. orer 2nd Comb.
FA, C-Car. ever- B-Eng., C-Eng
orer M-Inf., F-FA orer L Inf.,
lat Hq. FA orer A-Inf. E-Inf.
orer A-Car, A-CA orer A-Inf,
A-Sig. orer B-CA, D-Eng. orer
E-lnf, C-CA orer D-Inf, 1st Hq.
FA over D-FA, B-FA orer D-CA.
WATER POLO
All games were in class A with
D-l’av owr B-CA, E-Inf. won orer
Alt Haiid, B-Eng lost to 1st Hq.
FA, and D-Car. won orer E-FA. '
SPEEDBALL
Both class A and B games were
played this week. In clau A D-Car.
won over F-FA, B-Eng. over fc-
ChE, B-Cav. over Hq.-Sig. Corps,
G-Iftf. over 2hd Combat-FA, 2nd
Hq.-FA vver P-Inf, and C-CA over
G-CA. In Cla* B. D-Inf won over
Reg. Hq -FA, D-Car. orer B-Inf,
C-CA ore K-Inf, A-CW8 orer B-
Eng, D Eng. orer G-CA, D-PA
over B CA, sad F-Eng. over Hq.-
Car.
nm>|
. All la elasa K C-FA won over
C-Eng, B-FA over C-Inf. and A
Eng, over 2nd Hq. FA. \ i
TOUCH FOOTBALL
In class A, A-CA won oker B-
FA, F-FA ever A-CA, D-Cav.
over B-FA, E-lnf over D-Eng. and
D-Cav. over C-Inf
VOLLEYBALL
All in elasa B. H-FA won orer
Hjgt Car, B-FA over C-Car, C-
FA over M-Inf, Art Band tied
F-FA, B-Cav. wton over E-CA, B-
Inf. over D-CA, A-CWS over D-
Inf„ A-Sig. over Inf. Band, C-Eng
over B-Eng, 1st Hq. Art over H-
Inf, G-Inf. tied Reg. Hq.-FA. F-
Eng. over F-CA, A-Sig. over C-FA,
E-Eng. over M-Inf, B-Sig. over
D-Eng, B-CA over 1 F-FA, Inf.
Baud over B-CWS, E-CA orer Art
Band, G-lnf. orer G-CA, A-CA
orer C-CWS, A-FA over C-CA, E-
Eng. over B-CWS, F-FA orei D
Inf, B ini. over H-Inf, D-Car.
over 2nd Hq. FA, and A-CA over
E-Iaf. ■
THE BATTALION SPORTS
C01LE6E .STATION
DECEMBER 9.1930
PAGE 3
Broncs Show Respect For Aggies By
Placing Four Oa All-Opponent Team
IN TO BE
TO AGGIES
IAYELINAS
Texas, Dec. 7, (f^)—
will be making athletic hie-
j December 19 and 20 when
irt fans Will have the priri-
entortaining the Texas Ag.
LUNCHEON AND DINNER
| COFFEE CLUBS 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
ECHO TEAROOM
Highway 6 at (ollf■ j j jV Virginia Plbrcll
BY E. Q. -JEEP" OATES
BATTALION SPORTS EDITOR
These "All” teams continue to
come to this writer's desk. The
latest ia an All-Opponent team
from Saata Clara, a team that
defeated the Maroons 7 to 0. They
hare a high regard for four of the
Aggies, the ones that they named
on their first team of AU-Oppon
entsarq.^ 1 |teryj
Schroeder at end, Boyd at tackle, the I
A udi.di at guard, and Dick Todd at; lege
haHbM|.j; Two Arkansas players gies and the A. * I. Jarelinaa for
were also named, giving the S. W. two games of basket ball.
fo.fcr«? • . j Not only will thi. b, th. tlrrt
intercollegiate athletic contest to
O'Brien and Ki Aldrich be played in Slnton, but it will
placed on the National serve as an informal christening
t* Sports Writer’s All- 0 f a new $88,000 gymnasium. The
Brien piled up a great- playinK floor«of the gym ia 1001 60
percai^age of rotes in the poll feet outside dtaiMions which wHl
than tfref previous record set by alio* for a court of maximum site
Jay Ri-nvangtr of Chicago. and also has a large seating ea-
The trouble with this team is peew. The entire 1007 seats are
that there ia always too many being reserved for both nights
‘favorite sona” nominated- Paul when the Aggies and the Jare-
Ludlum Will tell you what a fa- linad get together. Reservations
roiite ioa is. y ’ are coming' in from Aggie fans in
surrounding towns. R. R. Gibb,
is again trying to r »ut>ty Agent of San Patricio
Southwest Conference. Coupty, is attempting to make it
it to toss ArkanMs out | an ‘Aggie reunion. C. E. Buck,
their place. If Tech preMdent of the Corpus Christ! A.
some of their tactics, * * has reserved a large
ittle doubt that the con- block of tickets. Charles Brown,
would object to; enthusiastic alumnus, writes in to
reserve his tickets and express de
light that his Alms Mater is com
ing | to South llxas. The welcome
sign will be out on December 19
for jthe Farmers and Santa Claua.
er
i trill
son is.
get in the Soi
Thgy trait to
and com# in in
wofcld change sc
thefre i tittle «
forem-u Puini'
ttu-ir i-rtrance.
Pistol Team Toj^
Meet Competition
In Houston Sunday
Captain Phil. Enslow will take
his high raaking pistol team to
Houston Sunday where they will
meet some of the strongest teams
of that section.
Tlfcre will be a team matsfc ad
also indirkhuR matches. Tbs win-
Q«r of the team match will be
awarded the Gormar Jewelry Com
pany Trophy which they will be
able to keep M six months.
To members of the winnhg
team, silver msdsls will bo award
ed. To members of the second place
team, bronsei^Mals will he award
ad.
Ia the slow fire individual matqb-
ea, a gold medal will be given to
the winner.
All matches will be conducted
in accordance with the robs of the
National Rifla Associatioit. ,
Members of the Aggu t«nm ask
ing the trip are: Bob Shiels, W.
A. Becker, W. ‘ Bi Lewis, Gtne
Shiels, G. M. Stone, E. E. Hendrix,
Silverman, J. T- Ashfor* May f,el!,
Garth, and H. S. Hensley.,
Cant Enslow (‘x;>ects his team
to finish well up in front if not in
the first spot.
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When In H«ta»4 ||
ECONOMY CAFE
HEARNE, TljJUjft
Only the Bast
l>o west
Prices”
Santa Claus Must Look His Best!
And You Must Re Wdl Groomed To Receive Him
Visit The
I AGGIELAND
A croon From Post Office
SHOP
North Gate
Elmer Tar^ox of Tech, in s state
wide commercial poll, waa voted
in as : tfla jBMudlng pUyer in
Tetaa. 1 O’Brien ran second by
about 2000 fotea. Tarbox may rate
the begtiin the sUte, bat O’Brien
is rated tops in ths nation.
—
Don’t fret too het ep on the Ag-
tnea in their flr«t basketball game
Saturday night They art facing
some tough competition and may
come out on the underside. That
Second Pres team Is one of the
best in die state.
‘ The men on the pistol team who
earn their minor “T” must pur
chase them themselves or do with
out It it a shame that the athletic
department cannot give these men
their fr'gards. The pistol team ia
one of the best teams on the cam
pus and brings this school lota
of publieity not only in Texas, but
all orsr the world.
Voung, former great Aggie
taeklej i» back in town after play
ing with the Washington Redskins
SHAVEFOUR
MEN BACK
FOR BASKETBALL
<d*r
Patronize Our Agent in Your Organization
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A -ERICAN STEAM
AUNDRY
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SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday
Tbe Baylor Bears hare only four
lettermen back far this year’s bas-
ketbnll team, but indications are
that the Bruins will be much
stronger this year than last
To go with last year's veterans,
Coach Ralph Wolfs will hare sev
dml outstanding transfer court
stars sad the entire freshman team
of last year which won the state
A.A.U. tournament The average
height of the team will be six foot
two.
Sherman Barnes, guard who
stands six foot-two and a half in
his stocking feet; Charles Boswell,
^ ^ guard; Pete
this ysaf. Boys says that there is j Creasey, a six-three handy man
TWO FENCERS
WIN HONORS
Two members of the Aggie Fenc
ing Club brought bqme more Hon
ors Saturday night when the
Houston Recreation Open Fencing
Meet came <o a close. Lao Levine
won first place c«pi< in foil and
epee and third place honors in
sabre. Leroy Evswtt, riafcj from
Houston, woa the oup in sabie
and second in foil and epes.
Both boys hare two more yqars
to fight, being sophomores and
fighting on the team for the first
year. They will compete for the
best aH-rouad foilsman during the
Christinas holidays under the
Houston Recreation Hub.
AMIES OPE!
SEASOH AGAINST
HOUSTON PNTET
BY TOM DARBOW
Asst Fpsrta Editor r ‘ ±
The Texas Aggies will opea their
1938-39 basketball season Safe*
day aigbt at 7:90, in Memorial
Gym, against the strong Second
Presbyterian team of Houston.
This is the first game of the year
for Capt Sammy Dwyer and his
mates, but that fact detracts noth-
ing from ths quality of the appo
sition. With several former South
west Conference performers in
Their ranks, the Houston team
comes to College Station as de
fending City Champs of that dty.
Two yean ago this asms taa^llWon
the State Championship, a
expected Gy many to repeat again
Wu m. [•
: "fcaft* McQuillen an
nounced today that his starting
five would consist of the follow
ing; Guards—Capt Dwyer and
Woody Varner; Center R. • E.
WpsaUs; Forwards—B. Jf. Adams
sajl J- A. Camgsn. While "Dwyer
is the only lettermsn, all ths start
ers are squadmen from last fMr’s
tram. Sure to see lots of service
are J. T. Lang as guard and “Big
Deg” Dawson at Me center peti
tion. All team mfrtnbens will get
into, the fray before it’s orer, and
no doubt there wil| be several out
standing players uncovered from
the large, but unkr awn, squad that
McQuilleu has colh (ted together. !
Probublo starter for the Hous
ton team are: Gu rds—Joe Cofn-
isky and John Sta ford; Ceater—
Bull Johnson, fon itr- Rice star;
Forwards—Joe Sta! ford an<^ Willis
Orr, another Eke itar-of a few
years back. f : -
,
Kaylarl
AII-Roun
To Frog $winpsters
For the thin I, time in jour
the Bayio* C dfrersit y Ban
been named hfr* the Horned Frog
Swingators aa
aa the beet all-a
toted during the
band encount
ball seaso
The T. t. I ; j jmaMri^>s ranked
the Baylor BiHijfirat in musk
and in a mcos J-place tie with the
Temple Band j drilling. The Ag
gie Band a as Ufsmmoualy nans ad
as the best dr Bed unit the
saw all aeasoo
The rank of fre several handa» as
to musk and t liR, as rot4 d by the
T. C U. Wttsi
Bsylor
S. M. if.,
VpflHi
A k M-
TUb 1 .
Mm I J
Centenary
for
Soups, 12 cans
Soups, 3 cans
Catsup, large sis*
Vinegar, pint size
Oven Baked Beans, large, 2
Baby Food, 3 for '1^ j ff,
Spaghetti, large size, 2 for ,
i >bys Pineapple Juice, Na 1 tall, 3 for
i 3bys Cut Beets, No. 2 can
»ys Tomato Juice, No. 1 tall, 3 for
•ota and Beets, 3 bunches for
ib Grape Fruit, large size, dozen
ib Texas Oranges, 2 dozen . _
ne Sap Apples, large, tlozea
»b Horne Grown Spinach, 1 lb.;
narch Coffee, 1 lb. can _
Medal Floured lb. |>ag
$1.55
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Sdper-Suda, 1 large 25*, 1 small 10*, both for 26*
Bjiech-Nut Cut Macaroni, l>. ''t. |il^ ■
B*ech-Nut Macaroni Kings, lb. . .i. " .. i h .iRA
ch Peaches, No. 2*4, each 17*
,-Moon Peppermint Patties, lb 35*
/ill Have a Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables
At Specfal Price ,
CAMPUS GRCXjlERY
■Hi’ LUKE'S h \
We Deliver -ill Phone 44 or 242
lots of difference between pro and
college hall. He says that the boys
in the b|g league* hit for keep*.
Football lettermen will be an
nounced; about the end Of next
week. It i* hard to even make a
guess oe who will gat the coveted
awardfr.;
A poll of the sports writers be
fore tl ^season started showed that
favored to finish in
order.
. U,
Kim
1 MAM. !
4. Bsylor
1. 1 8. M. U.
6. Texas
7. Arkansas
The wav they dW finish is:
t tjeu.
2. S.< M. U.
6. Arkansss
7. Texas
Arkansas and Texas tied for
sixth and seventh.
who cab play and position and
Happy Shahan, six foot Doorman
are the returning lettedMk; a
Last year’s frosh players who
are expected to break right Into
the lineup are Grady Vaughn, point
getting forward, Jerry Walters,
six foot-two forward, Frank Brisk 1.
tall boy of the squad at aix foot
four, Joe Terry, six-two guard and
Loy Gilbert, shifty ball handler
wfe* comes in at six foot three.
The Bears open their cage sea
son in Waco Dec. 12 when they
meet the East Central Teachers of
Oklahoma in the first of a two-
Atame hariee.
Petroleum Club
Picture Scheduled
A motion picture wUl bo pro
•entod to tbgjFetreloum Club stu
dents tonight in the petroleum lec
ture room on the care of sucker
rods. It is one Of the many pictures
concerning the care of ofl field
equipment whkh has been prepar
ed fbr the A M. Jones Company
of ftUsa, Oklahoma and which are
to be |bpwn to petroleum students
in various colleges throughout the
country. .During the course at the
motion picture, the rnsnufseturinp-
and cafe of the sucker rods will
be disrusaed jhy Mfr. W. Buchner,
:vpi, sentative of the Jenes Com-
paey.
Dear Kyle, Chairman- of the
A. A M. Athletic Council, left to
day ffrr Dallas whore bo will at
tend the annual meeting of the
Southwest Conference oxecutiret.
Kyle tfrys that hq is highly in
favor *f letting Tenafr Tech of
Lubbock into the Southwest Con-
feawad
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S A X E T
#
“GOOD”
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ICECREAM J
I ‘ J
Dairy Store
th Bryan
Apiculturist Speaks
To Entomology Club
jai A Parks, Chief of the Divis
ion of Apkulture, and In chcarge
of the Apicultural Research Lab
oratory located near San Antonio,
spqke to the Entomology Club at
its Wednesday night meeting.
Mr. Parks, who was introduced
byjC. J- Burgin, SUte Foul-Brood
Inspector, spoke oa the work being
doth to develop a foul-brood re
sistant strain of bees, and on in-
tefesting experience* he has had
in work other than apiculture. Mr.
Parks is known, not only for his
apicultural work, but also for his
wAfk In botany, geology, and ento
mology. In collalKirntion with V. L.
Cory, he prepared the "Catalogue
is Flora of the SUte of Texas,”
the first sUUwide list of Texas
plants. In entomology hid insect-
collecting activities have been ex
tensive, as evidenced by the nu
merous species named after hhn.
LA
BARBER (SHOP
Stewart-OToa er-Jonea
BE A GOOD SANfA CLAUS
And Give Year
• ioodl lHamble
tills
d Best
According
all-* round
foot-
I Is ae follows:
Musk Drill
A HUGE MEDICINE SPOON-
over three fee | long - is a pmed
gift in Sattatr u Rumatrans believe
it will insert 1 pod health.
Uu.
THE ANTAK TIC PRODUCES
ktbexgs that are different from
those foand ia the Arctic. The lat
ter are section* of gtaCkrs whkh
tuivc l.rok-n qway. The Antarctk
variety, are broken from shelf ice.
They art said lo be larger, whiter
and float higl *r out of the water.
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ANSLAVliLY
■Kb
•mirvhn,
AT THE CHRISTMAS MEET-
ing of the Dames club, last Wcd-
n< sdny 1 voning. numbers were
served a buffet supper of potato^
salad, sandwiches, olives, potatoc
chips, and coffee, after which
Christmas gifts were exchanged.
EaterUinment was provided by the
playing of bridge, ”42”, and rum
my.
Members attending the meeting
ware Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Persona, Mr. and Mrs.
L A. Nye, Mr% and Mrs. R. Eck
ert, Mr. and Mrs W. C. Mullen,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wright,"and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin.
•: give a
diamond
TW*psrk!ingdi»nx$»d—known ’
as the gift jupreme throughout
the ages Wh.it ot a Chnswnas
gift could be su.hjs splendid
token of your love frnd esteem?
THE SUN SENDS OUT 4<>0,0 >0
times se much light se the mpon,
and 90 million times as much as
the star, MMsbaran, sometimes
called “the bull's eye”.
ANCIENT OBJECTS, INCH'D
Ing textiles, whkh hare been found
tightly packed in wet earth retain
their original sUte of pejrfiH-tioi
best, according to Howard C. HoHi-
curator of Oriental art at tin
Cleveland Museum of Art
IF YOU SAY A PERSON IS
“ordinary” you are disparaging
him to a certain extent But If you
him “ornery” dr “onery” you
contempt although these
word* are corruption* of the term
"ordinary*. The corrupted terms
came originally from England and
OO-O-OOHII
A CORONA
Just what I wanted
for my school work!
1 certainly
STUDENT CO-OP
■dec ltd qinhty pfwxd MSKtl;
is iccordtncs Widi I eu Mtaanc
w«nk Wc will be glut to dww ww
m tat louciiuxi Sdap is isdsy'
SANKEY
Diamonds •
Silver
m
1+
Saturday
12:30
It- Cl rds (Jood
ARK
atches
acc m that
THt NAHON
■
if
CHRISTMAS
For Mother and Si
For
electric
percolators.
Ury.
we have
such a
a Ml
Ah’RH'S.
ings before
we have
e and receive our
to home for the h
Christ au
ohiav..
Parker-Astin Hdwe.
Pol
and
Greet-
Bryan,
MAIN STREKT
Texas