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TuIm WiU Attempt To Take Lead in Two
Team Standing; Dark Horse of Valley League
s atur<iay M th« Acftes take Uu, ctaint now stands even wUh
^ •***« tbs Tulsa Hur
tba susa -tataaftainty" will
hUl tnrar tba fiaM m tbara wm an
Eyla Field last wsak
A. A I. Javalinas had da
rted strong (t) little San Jose
ta California and had dona H in
• down pour of rain Was this a
tme teat of the porkers strength
r ’ r WM ^ Ji»*t another game where
the breaks and playing renditions
t®W the difference or was It Son
Jose was a strong team last year
Talsa ran over Washburn IT to
•, Who the week before had held
the Emporia Teachers scoreleerand
ran ap the other side as high as
*her saw fit Little is heard of
the IHtle schools and the validity
of thetr strength is uncertain Twite
could surprise the Aggies as did
the SeerktU over Eice last year
and the North Texas Teachers
the Hurricanes credited with one
win and the Aggie# with the same
Oklahoma A. A M. is the heavy
favorite for the Valley Conference
with the Tulsa gang rated as the
"Unknown." Last week the seme
Sooner Aggies that fell to the ca
data In the opener last year tied up
wflh the Texas Tack slsvan.
Picking them a bit early this
week, from this corner they look
liket
Tomorrow Night
U. C, L A. over Santa Clara
Baylor to <iows Denver
Batnrday
A. A M eves Tulso in the Alamo
T. C. V takes first from Arhaasas
S. M U. hock over Dee tee Teacher*
Tetae ky two ever Inilsna
Hire lust ever Centenary
Oklahoma over the Sooner Aggies
against the improved Baylor Bears Auburn to ride Tulane Green W ave
last Saturday. j Duk# still (n lead over Vole
Juniors and Seniors Plan for Big “Week-end
In Alamo City; Conference Opens Saturday
“Corps Trip Tims” and tha topf
two clasaaa are already planning
their time according It will be the
“Second Battle of the Alamo” as
the cadets march on San Antonio.
Many times before A A M teams
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Reservations
Made in
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COLLEGE
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East GaU
’have tangled on the soils surround
ing the Texas shrine. Texas Uni
versity heretofore was the oppon
ent of the cadets.
In “Cow Town" the Southwest
Conference g*n goes off ss Captain
Clarence Alexander leads the T
C. U Homed Frogs to the field
against the Arkansas Rssorbscks
The Fort Worth team is the heavy
side favorite m this fray, match
ing their alertness and a bit of
running and passing against the
brawn the Otark team hat succeed
ed in uncovering
Alexander it t 196 pound senior
center and holds two varsity let
ters He was rated all-state in 1936
while at McKinney High School
If the time arrives, he may be
calked out of the line to carry the
punting load
Last year the Flrat Minor Sports
Festival was held st A. A M. To
night the captains and their rep-
reuentativan will meet in room IS.
Law Hall after yell practice to
plan for the second meet next
spring It is vary important that
all teams be represented
Whilier White, onetime All-
American halfback st Colorado
University and later a Rhodes
scholar, stood second In hia Yala
law school elaaa.
Broken egg sheila may compete
with oyster shells and limestone
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ALL SFOOTS AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
Stanley Paul
ROSTER UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
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Age
Home Town
Rose, Wayn#
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1
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Kilgore, Texas
White, ( harlrs
E
1
180
611
20
Shawnee
Gnmmett. Bill
E
3
206
« 2
21
Pauls Valley
Giboon, Ken
E
2
196
« 3
19
Electra, Texas
Swait, John
E
1
190
6:0
20
Sulphur Sprmgt. Tax
Anubum, Srewne
G
2
186
6 11
23
Hollis
Campbell, Elston
E
1
196
6 1
23
Tyler, Texas
Erickson. Duvrey
E
1
186
6 2
22
Ramona
Herriman, John
E
1
170
6:2
19
Monett, Mo
Grey, Don
T
2
225
6 3
23
Mariand
Georgv, Jodi* Bob
T
1
230
6 1
23
Monett, Mo.
Grvene. Charles H
T
2
210
6 1
22
Shawnee
Wickham, John
T
2
238
6:5
22
Findlay, Ohio
Moore. A E.
T
1
220
6 0
21
Magnolia, Ark.
Worthington, Jim
T
1
200
6 2
21
Nowata
Denma, Marshall
G
2
198
6 11
22
Tyler, Ttxas
Hail. Maurice
G
1
202
6:11
19
Sand Springs
Abbott, Bill
T
1
200
6 0
22
Tula*
Btuart, R«y
G
2
190
6 8
20
Shawnee
Holt, Wayne
T-G'
2
220
6 10
22
Breckenndge, Tex
Rpilman, Charles
C
1
180
6 2
to
Monett, Mo
Morgan, Richard
C
2
200
6 2
21
New Lime
Allieon, G*fie
C
r
212
6 1
21
Rosenberg. Tex
Dobbs, Gletm
HB
i
196
6 3
20
Frederick
Gentry, I-e*
WH
3
190
6 0
21
Shawnee
Akin, Hugh
HB
1
182
5 11
19
Tulsa
Kohard*. Don
HR
2*
170
6 9
21
Miami
Keithley, N. A
HB
1
180
5:8
20
Miami
Gibson, Joe
yB
2
200
6 3
21
Electra, Tex
Moore, Lester D
FH
2
200
6 1
22
Springdale, Ark
McCraw, Bet
FB
1
190
6 10
22
Shreveport, La.
Singleton. Bill
FB
r
200
5 11
21
Monroe, La
Muchowich, Ray
FB
1*
197
6 0
24
Freeport. Tex
Hsnicle, Glenn
G
2
230
6 2
21
Wayneeboro, Pa
Buffalo, Roy
HB
2*
170
6:9
21
Miami
Strow, Malcolm
HB
2
176
6 0
20
Ada
Vickers, Jim
HB
1
166
6:8
21
Blackwell
Purdm, Calvin
HB
1
190
5 11
20
Augusta, Kan
IVinelson. Jack
HB
1
165
5 10
24
Tulsa
Cargile, Nelan
HB
2»
170
5 9
22
Hope, Ark
Meeks, Clayton
C
1
188
6:2
21
Pierce City, Mo
Irons, Iteaa
G
1
196
6 9
22
Vernon, Tex.
(1) Year on University
of Tulsa Varsity
,
Indicatas Junior Collegs Transfer
Swimming Team Members Enjoy Busy
Summer Entering Meets Over the State
Of Most Powerful Team Since 1937
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The craaeuado of anguished cries
arising from tha natton’a f ootball
cnaches ia not bvtng augmented
•M whit by tha baaao profuado
votes of Dana X. Bible, University
of Texas mentor.
It isn't that Bible and hia col
leagues think they have a South
watt conference champion, or even
naceaearily a contender for that
honor—it’s merely that they see
their strongeet squad aince they
took over at Ttxaa in 1197.
“Thu Texae team will be sound
than any we’ve had," waa the
way one coach expressed it
Last year the Longhoma scram
bled to a fair BOO conference av
erage and aa all-season record of
five victortea to four loaaea. by
dinging to the flying coattail* of
two speedy scat backs. Cowboy
Jack Crain and Galloping GUly Da
via. Crain ia back for hia junior aea-
aoa, and this trip ot appears Taxes
will havt a littl# something to go
with him.
All ef this adda up to a Tsxss
team that should bs even more dan
geroua than In '3S, although It
apparently lacks the all-around
power to challenge seriously for
the championship.
The Longhorns art deeper in ca
pable reserves than at any prsviout
■tags of Bible's four-year tenure
Right now Crate has aa hia bnek-
fwld mate* Pet# Laydoa, lettermhn, J
at fullback, Vernon Martin at
blacking back and any one ef the
feur men at wingback Letter**
Noble Doce and Nelaon Puett, Jr.,
Sophomore* Ralph Park and Prttx
Lobphes
The wingback post has been be
set by injuries, and all aave Ub-
prtea have miaeed tome practice*.
This rugged 18<V-pounder appears
to be on* of the equad't hardest
runners.
The firet-etring line include*
Mike Sweeney and Malcolm Kutner
et ends. Bo Cohenour and Stanley
Mauldin at tackle*, Co-Capt Tad
Dawson and Chal Dantel at guard*,
and Red Goodwin nt center All nru
lettermen except Cohenour. squad-
mar. and Mauldin, sophomore ,
Bidding earnestly against tha
current first-teamer* are: End*
Charley Richardaon, J#** Haw-
thorn* and Wally Boott; Tackle*
Don Williams and Julian Garrwtt;
Guards V. D. Basey and Harold
Jungmochel; Center Glenn Jack-
son; Blocking Back Johnny Gflli
Pullbacks Roy McKay, Lswia May-
ne and R L. Harkltu, and Left
Halve* Spec Sander., Walter Heap
and R B Patrick. Co-Cafrt Jimmy
Grubbs, a blocking back, has been
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It was a great summer and
was had by all, but none could ex
cel that attained by many of the
A. A M varsity swimming team
during thorn dog fays of July and
August Prom tho lowly squad-
man up to the hi^h ranking senior
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North GaU
fun+meet in Texas <
The annual Southwestern AAU
meet in Dallas attracted ite share
of Aggie performers, and all of
the A. A M boys walksd off with
honors. R H Taylor, sophomore
star from Dallas, won the 220 and
440 yard free style*, setting a new
record In the 440 Taylor was clos
ely followed by Eddie Johnson who
won the individual medley John
soa ia not ia school this year, for
he joined the air corps recently
Sophomore I. D McKay from Dal
las won the junior 60 yard fra* style
In this meet.
Taylor conquered other fields In
Galveston at the Gulf AAU when
ha walked away with the 100, 110,
and 440 (again setting a meal re-
cord in this dtetauanj as well aa
being high petal man.
nt the Tame AAU, hi mm
in the 440. But srnit, and this is
n't all. Hs won another 440 at the
TAAF meet, and, you guested it,
set a new record for the 440.
This proceedur# was becoming
a bit monotonous To relieve the
tension, Taylor was beaten In the
200 in the TAAF for hia only de
feat of the summer A boy like this
is well worth keeping nn eye on.
• H. 8. H entice, center sprint star
from LaPtria and Southwest con
ference 110 and 100 champ, gained
further honor* for A. A M. by win
ning the 10 yard free style at the
TAAF and sating a new roeord in
the distance.
Eddie Johneon, the boy whe join
ed the air eorpe, won tha back-
stroke nt the Gulf AAU and waa
established as tha high point taty
of la
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