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ON KYLE FIELD
’% BON KNGBLKIM6
whether it bt'
Bison m wrucn
Univemty of
i tops, with
U. all «iv®n a
sport the Conference ingages in,
« ping-pong, football or what have von, the char
acters from the forty-acres are usually in the favorites role.
But for the first time in over five yean
there comas a football season in which
the Longhorns from The
Tessa are not considered
Rice, Arkansas, and 8JI.U. all given |
better than even chance of beating Texas
this fall, we are placing the ’sins in the
dark-horse role with a good chance of
copping the crown.
Although the above mentioned three
teams are supposed to be the only rough
conference games for the Longhorns, we
feel that TUT will meet their roughest
and most determined opponent on Kyle Field Nov. 27.
In looking over the reasons why we choose the Long
horns for the conference daft-horse this fall we will start
with Um backfMd. Bobby Layno,*
for
I Chart— Tat—n, wbo Is
Udarod by sway tha fast—* t
tba U. a., will bo rytm
the tight tackle Job.
The goardo will be h—dad by
J o • Maglloto, a former blocking
beck, who made all-conference St
♦a** in '43, and one haw
Joe Mitchell. Other* on the Steer
aquad who will —e guard duty ara
Jack Halfpenny, former blocking
back, and Ed Heap
who— name la now aynonymoua
with Texaa football, wfll be the
nucleus of the Longhorn attack. V
Layne can make the change from
Dana X Bible's formations to Blair
Cherry'e T' the 'Bps will have no
quarterback worrt—.
Baching up Larue wfll ha each
. Ihc part ef
SB HIPUMS
and To— la—
lha halfbacM
■as lyran
rrank Cl
Wk MUrme
•sis '
Oosit
Lnc
•quad
Perry Samusla, Allan Lawler and
hilly Pyto vttt ha around far spot
running
^ ThdfUlhack post win be
by Raymond Jones, bias m
line plunger of last years equi
Rap Borneman, high ache
■tar from Houston, who was lurtd
tray from The University of kflse-
wippt. Jon— will he one of the
Steer co-captatna.
The Longhorn line, who many my
will be the main wsahmas of I
Steer* when the ships are down,
will be •oiled by several men
“ —i Oml a— SMnpnr*
The bigg—C intersections] head-
ach— for the Steers will probably
come from The University of Ok
lahoma and North Carolina. B
of the— teams are favored to wta
their respective conferences.
Battalion
PORT
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947
Png* S
Two Fourteen-Day Dudi Hunting
Seasons Open Nov. 4 and Dec. 16
Ooen
rw regulation* of
of tha InUrior,
——W— PSSiti'kvs
aUve^ few lo th
ptoolp sf duty
Disk ■Hi, the r.mvsrtdd «•< k
le, who mads all-eanforun— at saw*
tar last year, wfll Hsm down Um
Mft tackle Job while Bd Kelley
Bo you think that R Ink— brains
play ball. This theory meins to
film Miirwufl IS Hswis Brill,
tbs firmer
• mww wbsrs as
mtod b mss tsam 4
eeaeona for duck hunting
in Teue thie year will be from No
vember 4-17 and Drcemtxrr 14-t9,
accoiding to the Texa* Cooperative
Wildlife Research Unit and the A.
A M. Department ef Fish
Game. Under new
the Department
■tat— w—t of a certain north
south line are allowed to chooa
either a season of Hfi consecutive
days or a split aoaaan of 14 days
sash. Tssas has ch<>»<m the 1st*
Mr.
Um banthif
bag limits have be
•rder Is stem (be
■fliHiMl
Riee and Texas (,ames Are
Sellouts, Ownby Reports
Everett R. Heidrich, of Houston, is sure to be sitting on
the “fifty*’ at the Aggie-Longhorn football genie here next
Thanksgiving; for hie name was the first application in Fold
er 83 to be drawn here Saturday afternoon. Many fans gath
ered in DeWare Field House to witness, and also participate
m the dm wing for seat location 4—
for all the
Anywy the
with firing
ef spertfl Bfl
in itin—tivw
color*
well pi
sad Am apes-
•i
Eating Out Is Fun... .
— AT —
HOTARD’S CAFETERIA
North Main - - ' L Byran
DYERS'FUR STORAGE HATTERS
dian and Alaskan breeding grounds,
is better off than eastern states,
the breeding grounds for which
are in unfavorable conditions.
Daily shooting hours for water
fowl have been reduced to the per>
iod from sunilse to one hour be
fore sunset, with hunting not per
mitted before noon on the open
ing day of cash split season. Tbs
duck bag limit ha* bren reduced
to four a day, with tight in poa-
Mioa. Tbs daily bag limit far
f— or brant in Tessa is aim
four, with only on# Canadian ar
on# whlto-fronted g<K>*e l'»»t
migratory fsms it still no d*y.
DggA iMftflm | hsm *a seism tmseekdi «4*s*e4a
may bs Iwludsd in the ksi of four,
AmsHsan and red brensted mar>
%
bMBi hi
with birds coming
C&nl Flpray
from the Cana
mer-
sanssra may bt psmeassd M Mg*
ly ar tn the agjrmmti.
I ftegvUtlens prohibit taking
terfowl hr bait or with llvt
soys.
Cardinal Camp
For Youngsters
Begins Sept 1
As announced t few days
ago, the World’s Champion St.
Louis Cardinals will dispatch
three of their ace scouts, A.
B. “Vedie” Hirnal, Hugh East and
Ray Blake, to Houston to conduct
trail camp for young baU play-
s beginning Monday morning,
September 1st
Work-outs will get under way at
Buff*lo Stadium at IS o’clock each
morning with camp activities com
ing to a do— Wedn. «day, Sept.
3rd. The Cardinal System, which
has sent more young ball players to
the major leagues than any other
baseball organisation, will conduct
over 50 such camps this summer
with an anticipated attendance of
nearly 6,000 boys. Of this vast
number, if past record* are paral-
led, 70', of the players signed
will be sues—eful In pn.fe*»ional
baseball,
An sppsrtnnltr te eater pra-
fsesl—si ba—hell will he effered
the MaUfled ele»er* ettendlai
the Hauetea samp.
Play era should hrlSg their owi
gl»v« and ba—hall dha—, Tha—
who have unlfwrme are asbwl In
bring them slang, as the Cardinals
do ant sualy this typs enulpment
for I heir trail eampe. Ad eatwn
—• Ineidon* to attending Ih# samp
will be refunded any players slgnerl
to s«mtrasta,
Open Season On
Mourning Doves
Sept 1 - Oct 15
Open season on mourning
doves in certain parts of Tex
as will begin September 1 and
continue to October 16, ac
cording to the Texas Cooperative
Wildlife Research Unit and the
A. A M, Department of Fish and
Game. The— dates apply to the—
counti—: Val Verde, Kinney, Me
dina, Uvalde, Kendall. Comal, Tra
vis. Hays, Williamson. Milam,
Robertson, Leon. Houston, Chero-
k—, Nacogdoches, Shelby, and all
counti— to the north and w—t of
the—.
In another group of twelve coun
ti—, shooting of mourning dov—
win be allowed from 4 pm. until
sunset on flopte—bor It, 14, and
IS; than from October 20 to No
vember SO, from one-half hour be
fore sunrise to ■on—t. The— reg
ulations apply to Cameron, Hidal
go, Burr, Zapata. Webb, Maver
ick, Dimmit, LaSalle, Jim Hogg.
Mi •Hilt*. Kenedy, and Wlllaey —un
ties. For the remainder of the
■tato. the season will be from Os-
tuber to to December I,
The whlle-wtngvd dove Mason
will be fleptember II, 14, sad la,
from 4 »m, until euraet, In Cam
eron, Ninal
Ma
E
Wlllaey, Va I „
■tor, Fr—ldt«, Jeff Dpvls, Dulbor*
•on, Hudspeth, and Kl Fa— —un-
lira,
s Aggie football gam— on
the *47 schedule. la effect it
was a “goldfish bowl” game, f— a
corresponding number for each of
the 116 folders wa* placed in a
capsule and thone than mixed up
in a fish howl before they were
drawn by the fans. Spik.' Am
old, Houkon, a former Aggie foot
ball center in the mid-twenties,
drew the Texas game capsules.
Other fane draw for tha other
gam—, and strange as it may seem
Arnold'* Folder No. I was drawn
la the No. 1 position for both th.
Southwestern and TCU gam— and
he drew It in Na. IS apet for the
Texas game hknaattl
"TliriP prMMrftnn ^
•lalina't
I&:
Ml MMt#f
ESKL-
somk member af lha Athikle
SwmNiR R MtMNm. ana*
ratira Mfratary af Um AMt«la>
llaa ti Fnrart/|MHH mb
avw^B^rw v^r^B^fl^PwM Irt la ufl—rt
hi
drawing.
The next lucky dosen In Folder
No. M who Mffi he sitting m the
"fifty” Include: John Br*«-ltnn
I orsicana: A. L Gambretl, Cope-
ville; William Nutto, Houston; 1^
roy Wade. Houston; N. B. R*«d.
Dallas; Lerop Johnston, Fort Ar
thur; Monroe Echols. Dallas; Carl
Scudder, Wtabarley; Cart D. Moul-
don, Caspar, Wyoming; W. N.
Re—, Dallas; and Joseph
Fort Sam Houston
Almost as lucky were the fifty
applicants in folder No. 75 wkich
was drawn second. Rounding out
the first ten folders were numbers
98-74-31-82-34-61-67- and 88. Fold
er 116 which ara* the last one to
get in the draw came out ia 19th
that the last shall
19th from that
instead of being shot eat ea-
rav;
to take care
md S3 fold
ers will wet receive Tex— tickets
f— any —hag gam— f— which
the applicants applied.
I h(».*e unlurk* numbers hwlud-
«dt 48mi-41-164-33-4-IS8-47-14-
Z4 -39-4 3-47 -M-37.21 -43-37-34^4-
91. and 74. AppHcanU la the—
fciders will r—ctve reloads far
the money seat I* for Tone Uek-
Before the drawing .tartod a
D. Owahjr, basin—■ minjjjw at
mlhlMlu*! MiiiMMifiefeii tkat H4^ —1——
— wv*a — ••saw—»*Ww— a^^^VW
IS s eel leal bat that Uu
Just enough Uekete to I
uf the toiiiiltrcUorn vhifh
Ihc UflSi
Im avallali
place proving tha'
be first—at least
«.rpaT
either ti
h da—«t—
f ggWvfWa ral
to * W KfwIvVga
those gam—.
Fans prsssnt aapraaacd tha spin-
ion that so fairer method of die-
tributipn could he found than that
» rkw! .,ut by Mi <'w hy A-.
OaKBppliratinr w*» inceived they
were pnK*e*a^l and placed In fold
er* conUinmg 5<) ' aaptketmn*
Bach folder w— assigned a number
and the— 114 numbers were tho—
drawn. Each applicant received
a card acknowledging hie order and
advising him the number of the
folder containing his order and the
line on whifh the order epp—red.
Instead of a ffcrat-eome-first serve
all had an <
di awing. The
tions w— August 9
m. .
eoual chance in the
e deadline far applies-
of English mm
show* Hollj'wood
entirely.
jry qoo»*
New 'B—’and
movies almost
nm^ldalmTlIUrr, Kaimia, Wahb,
laravwk, Jalaiwy, Dimmit, La-
alls, Jim Hoff* Brooks, Kenedy,
rlilMfi Val verde, Tamil, Brew
I • • •
“OUR FLOWERS
"I * ‘ vSajrIt to^You^
Plenty of lovely flowers for ooratfea
for Uu w.v k-ond fiance
Aggieland Flower Shop
PHONIC 4 I2U
M
Food Shipments to Needy
European Children Planned
By fteience Borvlee
First ehlpmenta of food to Eu-
rope's underfed children and ax-
psotant and nursing mothers from
the United Nations International
Children’s Emergency Fund are ex
pected to bo made next month.
Medicine and cloth— for needy
mothers and children in Europe are
also being planned as the ICEF
carries on the work of the now-
terminated United Nations Reha
bilitation and Relief Administra
tion'.
Austria, Greece and Poland were
mentioned at the sessions here —
the countries likely to receive the
first shipments of food In all, a
dosen nations and 20.000.000 child
ren in war tom are— are expected
to be covered by the emergency
program.
DeLUXE CAFE
— Bryan —
Where all Aggies meet
"We Serve Um Beet”
Top priority food need* ef these
children, as outlined by nutritional
experts of several nations
confsrence here, are animal
teins calcium and vitamin*, sup-
pli— of whole milk for European
children leM than one year old,
and skim milk for older young
sters wars urged — basic nssfe.
First part of the food program
is being financed from a fund of
more than half a million dollars
which the group inherited from
UNRAA. Most of this sum is going
into dried milk. U. S. contribution
of 140,000,000 for the ICEF h—
been authorised by Congress and
the first payment of $15,000,000
will be made soon. By the end ef
the year, ICEF hop— to have spent
$70,000,000 in improving the diets
of five to six million European
children.
Goods
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FACTS OF INTEREST ABOUT
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All wool *.. Nor Ea* ... Non Crash
Solids sad Fandoo—
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Summer
Quality Is readily apporeni M ihe distinctive, to lofedl /
a) >paorooce of NOtBS CASUAL Sport Shim. They era
Ml CMt, vkth generout pockets ond i^ws pointed collar*.
KAaOe o! woshoble cotton ond royon fabric*, they ore pre-
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