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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1939)
I FRIDAY, JULY 7, II THE SUMMER BATTALION for tfc»t will I To olort the nml nw of Km ood oo- ■ Kaw« b«-fn putting to a few hours dwing the last wook all on account of the 4-H Club boys and stria. The stand-bys at the pool hare hod to train their eyee to the fun- . S A X E T , “GOOD” itj i | ICE CREAM Bryan Dairy Store 109 E. 2f€h I Bryan and H in said ods If ball trays in Frank Still Anybody’s Title In Twilight League Race As Insurers, Ag Cleaners and Inn Tie For 1st Place m title for the first half The Seaboard Life Incur - and then dropped taro in a the College Inn and the Ag Aggie Cleaners iggaet throat, hut they 4r “Waterloo" along in steak mi plow. The Cel- Of Jitterbuggin* Rwu ht* \ a*"* ^ A ‘'S To “To »’s or to the Club?" If n wore pod to King by rooting Chester Murphy, Unhrersi ty of Chicago star, la Pennsyl ranis last Sunday. 6-1, 6-0. 6-1. The \S' 1 ' '/> ✓ the Ag Edxicators Sesbt>ard life tilt. The insurance boys wont onto the field in the some manne^that of getting it oarer with ae soon as Not much “nnoopin this week possible, and wore pretty well as- but we arteely sow one of the Bur ^ ( i of the gome until the first lifeguards trying to impress enc of ha j f ^ ^ mi9 t x xh inning when the ♦be girls instead of Tits Terms ... ^g boys started a rally, and mark Jim Sedberry still taking that oWjod ap eorea runs. The game went * J • Let’s Follow The (iay Crowd AGGIELAND PHARMACY dip in the eveadngs after work (T) . . . Jack Garner lifting trays in stead of weights to limber up . . . the antral at two new d hr mg boards for the pool . . . Leo “Ho Hum” Krueger and Jock Starkey stopping long son ugh for a few sets of tennis ... a good number of the college guys getting their sun tan at the Bryan Club pod . . . “Chick" Denny limping off the field with a pulled ankle la e Collage Your at the theater as one does some times and eyed the pletares of the Louis-Galento fight. When the “bomber” struck. He lifted the two- tons at least a foot off the floor. ♦ • • ry the suggested fow for the all- star team that will be choccn at the end of the season, and the names of tha selected all-around boy and girl of tha field, floor, and P»d. The final “go-round" in tha soft ball league wiU atari Monday even ing, and it looks like the Aggie Cleaners, with Curtis Holland in the boo. College Inn. starring Fred Richmond, and Sen board Life, using Holland. Samueiaou, or Teague, will be the entries for the tassels. TWKWTY OF bore of the Board the A. AM. er Student* will and a vocation at the of Roy D. Colston non Cola. They will IT to held o huoim During the two to will bo there, they tsinod in true camp I oho CHy, there July to visit the Mow Task World’s Fair are King 0 sorgo VI and Queen mi fiugtond. Crown Prince Prtnruas Martha of Nor- Crown Prince Michael of • Pii ■ im SPECIAL ! Half-Day Service On Our J . U Cleaning: CAMPUS CLEANERS easy up until then hut haraeri into a massacre starting with Edwards* crossing the plate. The final score of the game was 10 to A Agglaland Pharmacy Praps Fr The Collogo Laundry with number of new men stopped < defending champs on their return trip with a done score off i to 4 in • ««■»« ey hoys the laundry but foiling to make the sente count as they should have This gam# waa also in the hands of the faTorRos up until the lost inning. The drug store players took the field for the last fow days but wore much sury Wallace roundsd the home-run trip and J. O. Durst, him to wind up the game. This pug both teams on an even basis but jest out of the margin for play-off gaaaaa. Ag Cl moors Over Up sea mb With longing wait for the day, the Aggie CSeOners took the Lip- out on the top aide with the score gf 10 to 4. It took them i time to got started but in the fifth inning they opened with fire runs. Curtis Holland mas credited with the game ae wall as two of the run* for the deoneew. Campos Cl sonars Go Under Again With the old tough lock still uaging to their coat-tails, the Campus Cleaners fell egsia this time to the College Ina hustlers. The score was marked up as 17 to 6. The Ian boys area drew Fred Richmond from the hog and gave him a chance to son how the third fools now and then Bar ton and Bloodworth lad the scoring race for the lan with three lOoeh. Lewis was in the hog for the el m nan. so much that they war* dismissed from the church. They took their dancing with them, and transform ed it into a worldly art. And now our now generation has takan this art in hand and created a sport— nay, erven work for some. Lika a new, streamlined can- opener, which hna a hundred other so besides its traditional one, the bow apart of da wring can ho adopt ed to a hundred different tastes. It con ho slow and soothing, like a cool swim; it cop ha an it. aa ia a long-dietan it can ho foot and ompionohip tennis ky football game. on Ya J. HORACE KRAFT^ You’ll Better Sinclair Oik Phone College 123 y Gates Tires ' AGGIELAND SERVICE STATION Wo Have Modern Washing and Greasing Equipment 75* for Each Greasing or Wasting Job We Cal For and Deliver One Stop Service — General Bop siring ! 3 Blks. East of North Gate College Station. Te\a> Choice Of All-Sports Stars Stifl A Mystery Who wgl K ho? Who dose the choosing? Who knows? These a many other similar queotiona are being asked every day by those who think they know who the honor of 4io*t All round Boy and GW will ho bsotowod upon Wall, folks, the way it stands now, the ■war to all three of thaee qm tiona is still, “No one knows." All (krteg the last two woe s judges not knowing it, the ■rodents also unaware of the tmei, and the editors Just as ignorant as tha rant have aat Idly by and wx dared who and why? 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