ON
KYLE FIELD 1
BT R. G -JEEP- OATES
Th« bora* show U one of tho
main features on Up for tomor
row afternoon bore. Many good
lookinf “banc-tails" with smart
riders will be bare for tbe event.
The Military department is stack
with this shear and they would like
to get rid *f ft, I'm sure. It is rot
the place fbr a show of this kind.
Tbe Military department should
have boras shews, but not any of
these society shows. What we want
in the form of a horse show that
the Military department has, is one
for students. Why mtaH A. 4k M.
have a horse show about once each
month and have nothing but Aggie
riders and military horses?
A thing like this could be flvad
up and our military students could
get some good out if it They could
Mam horsemanship, a thing that
they may need some dny, and could
have some dam good competition,
among the boys.
It ia safe to aay that there will
not be over 200 students to watch
the show tomorrow, and moat of
them will go only to see the cadets
riding and the smart-lookiag young
ladies. I ,
Why net have a horse show
at Aggieland for Aggies?
fV • ■ wi ( I ^ ^mmm*» * 7
Coach Art Adamson has an
nounced that there wiU be a “fish"
swimming team meeting at the
Mriauaing pool Monday at 5:16.
y tr
orse Show
that
A Mg uaeetioti msrk
faced the Aggie water polo
team this seaaoa was a goal
keeper, but against Chicago ia
the game ia which the Cadets
won the national wst.-r pnlu
title, they had the best oae
they have ever sported in Chick
Denny. That whale iwnrh ef
hoys, Denny, Ceuch, Spnngh,
Ponthieux. Armstrong, Hall,
Hensley, Nordhaas sad John
son denerve lota of credit for
their fine showing. —
“Dough" Rollins ia sending his
track team against Howard Payne
and Abilene Christian here tomor
row afternoon. The meet will be
between the Aggies and Howard
Payne. Toes your nickel and guess
your awn winner, although the
Acgi*» will probably emerge the
winner by a few points.
Promises
Bluest, !
Yet Held
WILLIAMS
as place tbe Six-
Lnnoal Horse Show, which
| put on by the Cavalry
t in the internet of the
tody, their guests, and vis-
the school on that partku*
of the finest horseflesh ia
is will be exhibited in the
both students and out-
toe it ia open to all, and
is invited to compete,
rill be no eptry fee, and
is anticipated. AS con-
such as prisss, cups, and
being given by citbwnr
Station and Bryan,
war’s show promises to be
better than last year’s hut
and more original—dor
the “hunt team" event in
Cavalry, the Field Artil-
the BUtreore Stables of
Nrill participate. In this
of three nton each will
sorts of hftirdlts and has-
< tide the arena in order to
which is the best at
their horses. Then there
cowpony reining" class
i< something entirely new
'< rent at A. 4 M. and prom-
bp one of the most intereet-
of the show. Also for
time, the Bit and Spur
1'exas University will have
rirls participating in the
pvents. In addition to the
itioned, competition will
twetti five-gmited, three-
the cowpony classes in
and cowpony divisions
u „ Kl
il Husbandry Depart-
the college will ediibit
yearling colt that was
grand campion in Hort Worth this
year. I •
Some ♦/ the state’s leading horse
fanciers Who prill enter the various
events' afe Jack Currie ef Houston,
G. A. MpDermott of Cameron, Joe
D. Huras of Hou-to! > J. P. Hays
of Co|ege Station, Ben M. Levy
C. Bm Whom of Houston, Mrs
Wm. f. Bell of Austin, and little
Joan Robison of Houston, who, m-
cidentpllk is aaidj to be the best
child rufer in the United States.
Battalion Sport
L-iliir-,™ : _rr i i; nr | M
COtLEGE STATION i AI'RIL U, 1»3> ^ ; rrSMi T?
■ - . Class
AOCIE MERMEN TRAVEL SCO MILES
TO FACE UNKNOWN TEAMS-TBEN
COP NATIONAL WATER POLO TITLE
She i4
horses
pr < \ ious!
ItaWH
of he.
•W »*>
Sgugre Card
nta. both of
thbitf ability
As the Pistol team comes down
the home stretch of their schedule lRon
we find them winning over lows Atlanta.
State College by a score of 1377 te' for
1284. Gene Shiels trimmed hb J hor
brother Bob for high gun honors Th^
with a score of 283 to SM Gene in the nfrw aren
fired the first perfect gun the [ the) northeast
year when he splattered the ‘ bu 1
far 104 points out of s possible 100
in the timed fire. The lowest-shoot
ing Aggie shot s higher score than
the Iowa high gunner.
Tea. Pickett, the All-Stater
from Teaiple who has decided
to cast his Mt with the Aggies
next seaaoa ia soaw gay even
off the football tarf. He is 17
years old. was Junior high de-
ctaiaur, Vandiver deelahaer.
high srh.Mjl deelahaer. viae-
presideat of the senior class,
president ef the Hi-T, All-Dis
trict in football la ’I4-’I7-’M.
All-State ia ’38. track letter-
auta ia ’17-'38, three year bas
ketball lettanaaa. aad All-Dis
trict basketbalWr ia '84.
That is eaaw record aad #v-
ery Aggie will be gild to wel
come the tad here next fall
Hie decision to cama to Af-
gielaad must have beea a blow
to same ef the ether conference
old, has five
and has riden
places u Mad
New York, and
hich are known
draw the beat
riders in tl.3 country,
w this year will take place
arena which is located
corner of the drill
field hnd can be arrived at by
highwlyj six, the Janes Park road,
or the Hknsel Park road. The show
will staff promptly at 1:34 p. m
there "will be an admission price
and 2^)00 seats will be available
Progrgnti will be sold at ten cento
each, half of which will go to the
Girl Scouts of College Station, the
other Hsf to be used to defray the
expenses of the show.
Colcme) Moore, Chairman of the
show, h*s stated that “great ef
forts liave been made to complete
the arena, and this should be the
best ud biirg.-st show that bar
been put on.*
By E G “JEEP" OATES
up d few days to five
where plenty of credit is due,
to the accomplishments of
the tater polo team in the last
traveled 800 miles to St
to compete in the junior Nat-
lonal A. A. U. meet and not know
ing the exact strength of any of
the opposing clubs, the Aggies pH-
ched in, fought their hearts out
to protect a near-perfect record
aad emerged from the fray with
the National crown atop their
In kbe drawings, A. 4 M. was
given a bye, vrhkh automatically
placed them in the semi-finals, pit
ted against the strong Washington
Univtaxity team. Once this scrap
eras pnder way, the Washington
boys pushed in a goal within one
minute <>f play and commenced to
hold the Aggies scoreless for the
next Rve minutes. In the last min
ute of the first half the Aggies
worked the ball well down into the
Washington territory and after a
series of passes, Ty Hall slipped
one iifto the goal to tie the score
The half ended as such and the
AgirifS (loaded that then and thmre
was the time and place to show a
little more flgkt. In tbe second
half tie forwards found their range
and peppered the opponents foal
for sit tallies. Shots by Armstrong,
Heasily, Couch and Ponthieux
proved to be more than tbe Wash-
ngton goalie could combat against
Having come from behind to win
the fif-st game by the score of 7
to 1, the Aggies next opponent was
to be Chicago University.
This being tbe finals of the tour
nament. and knowing that they
were fighting for the national
crown, the Aggies went into this
battle at top speed and did not let
up. In the first half. The Aggies
caught a one point lead as Cap-
SOFTBALL COMBS
FRONT HERE
TRAMURALS
MO
SEE
>AY WILL
MEET
tain Armatroag drew back and let
fly at the goal H waa a quick shot
made from a side eagle. Then was
more polo played in this game than
in any of the other games and it
found Adamson’s boys rushing the
Chicago crew each time tbe Chi
cago team gained possession ef the
ball.
The second half of the champion
ship game gave up more scoring,
and almost proved disastrous to
the Aggies. After about four min
utes of this half the Aggie forward,
Hensley, found his stark again and
the A. 4 M. boys were two points
in the lead. With but fifty second*
to play, Bernhardt for Chicago
whipped one that was out of reach
of Denny, the goalie, to make Ur
•core 2 to 1. Scrimmage was
again and the Chicago boys ga:
possession of the ball and pepper
ed the goal with shots and an the
fiaal whistle blew the ball was in
the air and got past Denny for a
goal to tie the score st two all.
An extra period, of six miautes,
was to be played and the Aggies!
got under way in this period with
Armstrong registering his second
bull’s eye, with a shot that goalu
Mscey touched but could not hold.
Turning around for the last three-
minute period, Chicago peppered j
the Texas net, again, missing four i
close ones. Goalie Denny made s'
nice save of a shot that was labeled, |
and then the A. A M. crew tallied
its last goal on a p- rfect shot by
Hensley from the near center ofj
the pool
Paul Spsugh held Sterns in check j
throughout the game aad Nickie
Ponthieux w«s straddled by Vamta-
water, ace forward for Chicago.
Chicago was declared the Big
Ten conference champion this
year after defeating the strong
Northwestern crew, the only water
polo team ever to defeat the Ag
gie*. i
So elated at their winning ef-
forte, the A. 4 M. swimmers rush
ed Coach Art Adamson off his feat
and heaved him into the pool for a
splashing.
CHICAGO
Mscey
DeGraMe
McLaury
Vande water
Bernhardt
Sterns
i Schnering
Substitutes: A. 4 M.-Nordhsus,
Johnson. Chicago Percy, Anderson.
Goals: A. 4 M. Hall, Armstroag(2)
Hensley. Chicago-Bernhardt, De-
Graxia.
Time of halves, seven minutes.
Extra period, six minutes.
AGGIES
Denny
piMta
BMMfh. •
Ponthieux
Armstrong
Hall
Hensley
\
LA
BARBER SHOP
Stewart-O’Coaaer-Jonee
Jl
THE
.4 l |y7’
SMART SHOP
Invites You To Pay Us
A Visit In Oor
Air-Conditioned
• J1 U] i
Store
When in Bryan
| We Have Gifts for
Mother
i of some of the
er. 2nd Hq F.
of Lrague F a
Class 'A softball came tg the
spotlight this past week as the
done of some of the leagues ^rawi
A. hold# the
with[!fMr';wtni
being followed close by C Infantry
with three wins. Neither of the two
teams has lost a game.* :
Other favorites in thfo
thre leagues are C Field
the Artillery Band, and the
try Band. Four organisetioap »re
tied fbr the lead in League .0.
and G and I of the Infantry. 1
The Class A volley ball
pionship will be held
First Battalion of the Field
lery this year. Battery A will meet
Battery C to determine the
ing team for Battery B
already reached the final standing.
Class B water polo opened Wed
nesday evening with A Engineers
taking a quick lead by defqpting
A CWS. B Engineers won oyer A
t
RICE GOLFERS
DEFEAT AGGIES
IN DUAL MEET I
Rice Institute’s golf team bested
the Aggie golfers five matches to
one in a dual meet in Houston Tues
day Richards was the only Aggie
to win, downing Kenneth yMtalv
of Rice one up hi a singles match.
Carl Letacher and Joa Finger of
Rice, shot one under par golf as a
team to defeat Henry Hauser and
Gourley of the Aggies, 4 to 2,
Letacher had a 76 to oust Hauser,
4 to 2 individually, and Finger b< a:
Gourley 7 and 6. •
Cavalry and A Coast Artillery de-
These are D and E Field Ar«Uary l feaUd B Infantry.
Class A horse shoes has reached
the -emi-finsil atanding with the
defeat of C Coast Artillery by 1
Hq Field Artillery and the victory
of A Fidld ^krtiUery over B Caval
ry. If the 1 Hq FA teams defeats
their opponeata, A Engineers, It
seems as thoegh the Artillery will
carry another championship as A
Field Artillery will meet the Artil
lery band to determine the entry
into the final match.
Sister -
r Girl
Friend
iPE
SMART SHOP
Bryan, Texas
T
To the Class of ’41
Next Year’s
. H . i ~
Juniors
BA Junior or Senior who is
wearing a uniform tailored by
us is a satisfied customer. Ask
your Junior or Senior friends
i about our uniforms.
|{ V; j I It* • |
• We are located here at Col-
1 Wire Station and can give you
i the service that you deserve.
t Order now—only a small de-
* posit required.
am. - I. .I
j The Symbol of
| UNIFORM DISTINCTION
(Made by Mendl 4 Hornak)
K
UNIFORM. TAILOR SHOP
] - MENDL A HORNAK
North Gate
Capt Phil Emlow’i piatol aggre
gation fires here tomorrow night
against tho Bayou RifW Club of
Houston and the Department of
Public Safety totan of Texas. Ac-
cording to the Captain, the Depart
ment of Public Safety team ia
of the hest, if not the lest piatol
team in the country. Their shooters
will be patrolmen Don Lawrence,
J. L. Cearley, Tom Gallamore,
Frank Conklin, T. S. Pbnnington,
and O L. Canady, Captain.
Coach Karaw takes his baseball-
era to Houstotjr where they meet
the Rice Owls today and tomorrow.
The Aggies will be fighting to re
tain their chance at the flag. When
the smoke clears at the end of the
season we may find about three
or four teams In s tie fur the title.
Texas really stomped Baylor at
Waco Wednesday. They have shown
power at the plate all year and
they have one pitcher that ia near
unbeatable.
The Aggie freshmen track squad
carrying a rabbit's foot for speed
as we$ as good luck, faces the ex
perienm! John Tarlrton trackster*
Monday at 3:30 p. m. The
Tarleton team boasts many good
a number at good en
tries ki the field events while the
Freshmen stand behind s
relay team teat placed third
Texas Relays and a mile
earn that carried second
Aggie
sprint
in tho
relay
place.
Outstanding on the Tarlatan
team is Leary, who guns the 100
and t te 220 dashes and carrisd
second place in the 100 yard event
at Uvi Texaa Kellys. Two hoys
who h|ve attended A 4 M. will re
turn to offer stiff Competition for
the freshmen. Gray, an ax, will be
a favorite in both the low and high
hurdle i and will also run in both
relays, Also on the Tarleton relay
teams is Charlie Dye, who ran on
tho undefeated Brady relay team
and u&o attended A. 4 M. until
mid-term.
1 I.
*4 i
THJ | PKNIC FOB THE MEM
hers f the Seigga Bible Class,
First Baptist Church, College Sta
tion, has had to bo postponed until
May dh account of conflicting en-
i
I
IT’S GREAT
! 1 }
FUN TO SMOKE
CAMELS. I LIKE
^1 iilf : ; 4|* »•* '
THEIR MILDNESS
S It
AND DELICATE
TASTE
ll
' i *(1 i y ^ 'I I ' j' : V . *.
smoking pleasure at its best—Camels