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ON KYLE FIELD
" KT ■» BON BNOMJEINQ *
Candidates For Athletic Director???
W*wa oomM from W. It (BUI)
ffcrmlchMl, oMcutlve
for th« Tmu« HiaH ache
Aao** int ion that tha
for Um am
elation
antual ooac
eo oehool hat
-■ tho 600
mark. At this
time laat year,
whoa tho at
tendance rec
ord was aat,
only ISO
coachao were
enmUed. r
With a ■
a t t • a d •
Mi this year the
will he at ita peak
of Jeee Neely,
hall
Other cajididateo whom ears win
no doubt bum when tho hoard of
directors goes in a huddle to de
cide on the new athletic director
are Barry Holton, farmer Notre
Dame grid star and promntly
Commander In the U®N, Bugo
Mania, head coach and Athletic
Director at Ab.tene Christian Col
lege, and our own line coach, BUI
Aggie-Longhorn Ducats Going Past
★
Bad news for football fane
are not Aggleo or Longhor
comm from C. D. Ownby, ‘
manager of Texae A AM, who
diets that only Bx-Longtioms and
Ex-Agftae win bo able to obtain
Utketa to tho Turkey Day game
here on Kyle field this year
Aggie-Long horn football game
tickets hare already bean ordered
hr 4,000 AAM Exes which does not
include the Student body.
< A cording to Ownby the game
will be a sellout and Kyle Field,
which will hold approximately 40..
000 fens win b« packed to tho
brim
★
The University of Oklahoma
team has really been hard kit
Its mambore becoming proa Joe
am Sooner bac k laat sea -
| bo playing for the Boston
Yanks ne«t fall
John Itapaa and FlaL> Andros
who were both mem be re of that
famous Oklahoma forward wall
I ■ year, will also be wearing pr<
uniforms this fatt. Andros
be with the Chicago Cards and
la still undecided All three
I i had another year
Oklahoma
efUMae gitdatava I
of eligibility with
club
trmmural
etf
title by Tfcrtoe of
la a football game between the
Conrad, Montana, High School and
the Browning Indians from the
nearby Blackfoot Reservation, the
following plays were made in the
space of a few seconds. One of
the Conrad guards intercepted a
pass, turned, and raced for his own
goal line. No teammate made a
move to stop bias, hut two Indiana
started after him. By
ana effort oae of 1
ed a Bhoe-stnnf
brought him down oa the two-yard
Una. After a moment of alienee, 8.
0. Hefty, the Conrad coach said.
M I have never seen two each rapid
firr boners »h
movie of oae of
ur. Ernie
Whs Is bet
f or the Bees
began Wedw
with the promise of
p of
ho campus Softball W
to e iliUtlea of the HIM
while the Project
from tho aai
gue. Dor*> 8. last semester's In
softball champs
the undisputed Collage
< their victory over
of the College View
Uill be defending their
Champions Of Vet Wives’ Volleyball League
College View Intramural
softball league, which got off to
a alow stert Inst semester, is mak
ing np f<* loot time this semester
by donbtthg its schedule. The mas#
number if teams erfll be In the
league tills time but each team
will play eight games instead of
fear.
The Women’s Volleyball Leaf
from the College View A part monte
also got off to an enthusiastic
start last Wednesday. Each team in
the Vet Wives’ laajrM will play a
total of eight games. There are
three teams in the Women’s league.
sitting by Into, ontoteed, 'That to hie new
dope U No. 17 and if you will Angriat, sines his arrival
g lanes at yeur prei
Na. IT to you.
you'll eoe
Art W,
AAM
YOU FLY PIONEER!
■1
Resigns
Post
instructor In tho
Jcpartmswt atoee
IMS, has resigned ef-
1 to beeeme ae-
ia speech and
Houston State Tea-
Hunts vilU
ve around August •
visit to the Unhur-
» which he
ere returning
htrnmt fleronM#'
Stogies’ Champ of
Intrnmtmtl Tennis
The Bummer Intramural tennis
ad tpSThmm
defeated Huds i LeOrande M, /
and § 1 for the Stimlea tMa. tjm
Is s'Dorm U man end U-
Omnd hails from the College View
Apartments.
la reaching the duals Larrora
defeated Aubrey Sprawls ef Derm
t In the first round, Otis Felgcr ef
Derm I la the second round,
Chartee Nettlea-of Dorm 1 la the
luafter-fteale and Lslaad Sharp
of Dorm S in the semi-finals. Lo-
Oruud, In yuaching the finale,
taugtod -etctonously with George
Thorburn of Collage View Apart
ments in the first round William
Barnett of Dorm 4 in the second
rouam 1 Wallace Dixon of Dorm 7
to the quarter-finals, and Billy
Lane of Dorm 4 m the acmi-flnale.
The combination of Tecroll and
tho latramural
hampa by do- /
tenting Felger aad Nettloa, 4-1,
M. 6-A
Terrell who to a member of the
C. E. Dept., aad LeGrand defeated
the doubiee <
Dorm •
Dorm 3
then cai
■toetl
active with
the Agge Players. Under hto dl-
rrrt ion U • druenatle group has prr
•esitod - he Male Animal H and M A
Murder Rae lean Arranged”. Ear
lier this tnonth he lupervtoed^^B
•tags directions for the Aggie
Players’ and Singing CndeteJ^H
•ntation of ’The Mikado
oK
A Sullivgn light eueretta.
In Jaigiary ef this year he was
named pM of the outstanding
members of tho AAM faculty to
Tha Battalion's animal 'Who's
Who" awards.
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LEATHER ARTICLES
Harry “Steamboat” Johnson, 66
year old ba^ball ump of the South
ern AeNbcistion, estimates th
tjOOO pop bottles have been thro
an umpire.
n
thrown
the 67 years
team of Prod Reese at
The
ef the f«
ef the CcRafs View Wire
fern left to right), Dell Newman. Marjorie WIW
Casa Staytea (Manager), and A. B. McWlBlama.
Battalion
PORT
FRIDAY, JULY 2ft, 1B47
PiCtS
WomeiiH Volley hall
Schedule
Announcement For
Summer Graduates
Orders are now being taken
la the Btedeat Activities Office
far gradesttoa aaaoaaeeamnU
for summer graduates, Grady
Klma. aeetoUat director, ah-
noeacod yesterday. Even though
eo formal grads
will bo hold this
Emm
ht udent«
Thro* types
e at aaaouaeomente
bre available: Prenckfold. card-
hoard, and leather,
i Orders most be placed by
Aaguto L • ^ .
Intramural Softball
Schedule
Mwfer. J.lr l»
Hillel vs. Dorm 11, Traitor Cam
vs. Dorm 10, Dorm I vs. Dorm I,
Dorm I va. Dorm I, Dorm 4 vs.
Dona 7
Thaaday, July »
Dorm I ve. Dorm t, Dona 1 vs.
Dorm 11, Dorm It ve. Dorm 10,
Htltoi vs. Dorm I, Traitor ve. Dorm
0.
Wednesday. July M
Dorm 8 vs. Dorm 7, Dorm t vs.
Derm 4, Dona 4 vs. Dorm B, Dorm
1 vs. Dorm 10, Dorm 11 vs. Dona
9.
Thursday, July II
Dorm IS vs. Dorm H, Hiltol vs.
Dorm 7, Traitor Camp vs. Dorm 4,
, July M
vs. CarMwito
and WiRtorn Hsu*roan of
In the opening round, and
do back to eliasinaU tho
combine of Larroca snd Joseph
Blsckshear to the quartsr-fmala
0-1, 0-7. 04. The ehm
toe taero reached the
downing Lane and
ion doub-
by
Of Dorm i to the quarter-final*
and ousting Sharp and Jernes Mig
lavaeea of Dorm B, 4 d, B-0, 04.
A similar Intramural open ten
nis tournament will ho held dur
ing the current summer eeaMsw. /
M
ve. Dorm I, Derm • ve.
Piiday, Aaguat 1
Dona I ve. Dorm 0, Dona 10
vs. Dorm I, Dorm II ys. Dorm T,
Dorm It vs. Dorm i, Hillel vs.
Dorm t>
The absent-minded
pulled off last football
prise b
la front
largo
on laai xooioai
>nor, They march
l of the Harvard
a torga
season's
proudly
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The Game Warden's Lament
By Gilbert Russell Brackett
If the game warden asks to see your license, ke’i insulting.
If he takes your word for having one, he’s corrupt.
If he arrests a violator, he’s showing how rough he can be.
If he gives the culprit another chance, he shows favoritism.
If he labors day and night to enforce the law, he’s a tyrant.
If he relaxes at all he’s a shirker and a crook.
If he talks fish and game conservation, he’s maudlin.
If he keeps quiet, he’s not interested in his work.
If he accepts suggestions or advice, he’s incompetent.
If he works out problems for himself, he’s a know-all.
If he acts like a gentleman, he’s too easy.
If he acts firm, he’s unfair and a rascal.
(Reprinted from Rod and Gan to Canada, January, 1M7.)
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College
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|1 eemsstar of play with Barney
KEEP COOL and comfort- rich's Cots whipping Id Du-
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, , t*e pitcher, allowed
Tropical Woritad only I Mta and collected 12 .trike-
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at the plate with I for A Hale, the
Cat’s right fielder, followedClark
by kitting I for A
Boyd, loving pitcher, set tho first
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