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Board Of Directors Name W. R Carmichael To Head Athletics
OJV KYLE FIELD
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Arkansas Razorbacks Under Barnhill
Will Be Even Better Than l>ast Year
. l * the discussion 0 f Southwest Conference football teams
for the 1947 season the defending co-champs stand out as the
leadinf contenders with Rice the nod over Arkansas.
Although opinions vary considerably with
sports writers throughout the conferenoe
as to the actual outcome of the race, we will
stick with the co-champs, at least until after
the season gets under way and the teams
begin to show their true color. We will go
so far as to say that if neither of these
teams win the crown, T. U. will
Now to look in on the Raxorback pic-
tureTor this fall. John Barnhill, the Arkan
sas coach who turned the Razorbacks into
, . - - » conference winning team in one year, will
be back at the helm for his Sophomore year at Arkansas.
Leading the list of returning Arkansas backs will be
Clyde “Smackover” Scott, the great climax runner who lead
Arkaiusa to the Cotton Bowl last*
1947 Football Team
^ Aftar a four-hour axacul
2"J*** of Directors of j
R. Bffl" Carmichael would
at Agrialand. Carmichael will be filling the spot 1
-SSte ‘"™ d ^ "** loth. Job
StessLt.ssrsi
.principal and coach at
aa ae*va w.Aggto to ... y,
to, ksvtog base sraoidoet of
Brexoa County A4M Cluh to li
high tehool
From left to right above are Jeetoings Anderson R.m. v u.ui.
Rob Goode. Thes^ men are four of the candidates who will vie for thi. and
the Aggie eievea this fall ■ for ^i.ngbeck slots on
r toU hy ]
C^wtohaol la oBMatlro aerro-
tary af th* Tosas High School
^ Aaaodatlaa. At a iWoat
• f the directors of the
school Carmichael waa
to the aocreUry peat for
the toxth straight yaar. He waa
■too praised for his Mrriee. to
the —ociati— daring their flf-
ten yearn of cxiatence.
jrmr. la addition to his
the ex-nary grid*ter who maJe
most of the all-conftrence teami
tost fal is a perfect target for
any passer.
."‘toSeott to the tailhack atot
ard at wtagh.rk and Leea Camp
hall, great * =
•n, at
& s SuTV,
nt a_ a wlAewiVtg^
will be aurh
fvwtor and Ken Holland.
Aebrsy
The downfall of the Arkansas
backfield may coma from thair lack
forward pasaar. Barn,
hill will hava his
ialisa in tha Tanne
formation.
The Arkaaaas laa will ha
••ly ane af thair
LH 4 toartara whan they taka tha
Narthwast
backfield sped
•aa single-wing
flaU
tons Slat# aa
M far
haamaa will kT i
Md A Hon Baldwin.
Watch For • • .
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THE COWMENTATOR^
A Student Mhgasinn of
Oncral Intpr^at
SUBSCRIBE AUGUST 90
Presents their semi-annual
CLEARANCE SALE
have this sale aerm -annually to dispone of
mens summer merchandise, which other
wise would have to bo stored.
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NOW
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SPORT SHOES
By Freeman and Fortune
Taro loom in white and brown or tan and brown
or
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forward wall may look ilke this:
Bub Canady and Co-captain Mel
McGaha at ends; Captain Jim Min
or and Charles Lieeley at tackles;
Theron Roberts and Billy Franklin
at guards; and BUly Thomas at
center. This Raxorback line is re
ported to be even stronger on de
fense than last year’s when they
were the only mam to hold the Rice
Owls scoreless.
# 2? A'V n 5 M mhedule loo—
fairlv simple this year, with their
toughext I nt.-rational competition
^•tof Tales sad the Unirer-
Battalion
P O r R
Taking over the $7,600 a year
J°b at AAM at the age of 40, Car
michael becomes the first full
time permanent Director of Ath
letics.
Carmichael, who graduated from
AAM to the Class of '28. has bon
TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1947
Page
me nainruac-k K-h.-<lulr u that
their thm toughest games, namely
T ;*“. R»e*. aad I. RTlf udlltol
Ptoyed away from hems. The Tex-
as game will be played ta Memphis,
Dorm 11 Upsets Trailer Gimp
To Take Lead in Softball Race
DR. N. B. McNUTT
dentist
Office to Psrksr Building
Over Canady’» Pharmacy
Phone t-1497 Bryan, Tm
The aurpriping Dorm
The Aggies, with little heekftotd
«»tor to match the mmlTdamli
Arttomma ftoeU -etad basks wfll
probably be bcatea to FayetUviUe.
St Louis Cards
-«rvm, WHO neM V
To Hold Try-Hits aVgUa.-.
At Houston inSept ’WtS ^ ^ ^
In another
U team came through with a
the powerful Traitor Came team
i^ .. * n Intramural •oftbal race.
s.-.A£t.w a-jps.t:
— —,—Ing D
thrilling 4-to-S victory over i
10 U 5?,tr ^ U ^ ru *
of the
the Traitor
’ his superb
r _ -uwuwueef %mootw UW Mi
left field f,.ul line to win the game
for his laaaL 4 to I
Mania, who h.U
Camp te three hits by
pttohed *twe
.jr. lea w a id,
--- --- TraSar Camp
two bite.
•ofthall game played
formrr
* oonoall gams
Tha World's Champion St Louis ^ frtd * y ' Au i *. the two
Cardliml System, which has seat
more young players to the major
— • am^ww* a eew.
the laat half
•toned to a_.
— v —17 ■" • tkHUer that
was wen hy the Htllel Qub. Dorm
II. the loser. Mored to every In-
"tog. bat they wars unahla to make
more thwi six runs while the Htllel
men tallied seven.
The seaend place Dana 10 tsem
•••rad four run* 1a the alxth to
ning to whip Dorm I, I ta I, to
^frtoay’. gemee. Baliard
wm th* winning piteher while 0»-
an was the toaer.
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COLLEGIATE RECORD SALES
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SO EASY
olianino a psxaaiNa
CLEANERS
to charge of the
assisted by Hugh
— to
\mgmo than any other
organisation, will conduct a try-
da^r, Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept.
Try-outs will stan at 10 o’clock
such morning and continue
throughout the day. A B. “Vedie”
Hinas!, 1046 pitching ace of the Su
Fato dub of the American
elation, will be in
camp. He will be m
East, former Now York Giant
Piteher, and Ray Blake, recently
aapo.atod conch at San Bemadmo
Valley (Calif.) College.
Every boy to camp wiU have aa
opportunity to show what he can
do at his particular position. There
will be hitting, fieidtng, running
end pitching practice, infield work-
"gutor games. Player*
should bring their own gloves end
baseball shoes. Those who have
uniforms are asked to bring them
“ the Cardinals do not sup
ply this type equipment for their
trial camps. All expenaee incident
to attending the enmp will he re
funded te eny player signed to a
contract
The Houston event will be one of
No Shortage Of Coyotes in Park
Homes for Apes Steal Attention
One fellow that la not com
plaining about a housing short-
•g* these days is Bushman, the
gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo in
Chicago
Bushman has two homea, an
todoor “suite" in the soo's mon-
^•7 bouse and a new outdoor
home which he recently ac-
Even with aa estimated
-- 0»DSO visitors each year, ue
new homes give the big ape plen
ty of room
Two coyotes In Yellowstone
ffl^
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<:n comfort
A
If you need some living space
nd think you would like to move
wiu oe one ox
—*_• ft > »mie J^oesibU by the
fesebaU
end think you would
hi with fkwbman, hotter flrat
consider his stattottoi: height,
■t* feet two; weight 660 pounds.
Intramural Softball
Standings
totoga (thru Aug. I)
Was
Team
11
possible H
«f AflefTH. Russell,
y^jPH f Houston Baseball
Amoetottoa. Players who |
will be signed to Mutmtol
many clubs comprising tha far-l
Hun* mtoar leaps network of the
Champion Red Birds.
2 Positions Open
In Civil Service
Dodm
Dorm 10
Trailer Camp
Dorm 9
Dorm I
Dorm I
Dorm 3
Ik>rm i
Barm I
Ditto f
Dorm U
Hillel Otob
Derm #
Derm |
.oyotet
National Park have been giving
bear* keen competition for
the tourists’ attention—und food.
During the pest few weeks they
hove been begging for food along
the mate park highway between
Midway Geyser Basin and Nes
«»eek, •omo 10 miles from
Old Faithful geyser in Wyoming.
The coyotes have caused traf
fic jams seldom excelled by the
so-called “bear jama". The two
coyotes have been photographed
extensively.
Yellowstone visitors in the
pest were lucky to even see e
xlimpse of gray coyote stalking
his prey off the sagebrush plains
or darting among the timber.
However, the coyotes give the
tourists a fine voead show nearly
every night with their loud rip
ping end harking.
For coyotes to beg for food
and pose for pictures along the
road has been antil now unheard
of to Yellowstone's colorful his-
to^-
This diamond anniversary year
founding of Yellowstone
Park finds two “little wolves’’
putting on a very unusual show.
In B.V.D. Boxer Shorts
Fabric by Springs
Examinations have been ait-
by the U. I. Civil Bar
rtto OptoMMlen for filling Patent
Kiamlner positions | n Washington,
D C Virginia, and Maryland, and
Veterinary Positions In Washing-
itoi ite *** thf ' ou * ho «t the Un-
Pptent Examiner petitions, with
. of
• written teat for all applicants,
•nd an education (St experience in
engineering technology, or physics,
or a combination of s^ch Juition
•nd experience. Applications wfll
be accepted until September 90.
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"W. Serve the Beat"
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Veterinarian examination. To qaui-
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fall <
. hava com. _
a fall college course of study
veterinary medicine.
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