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kp SliKfavorite
8WC Teams Win Have Big IntersectkmaT
W«fk; Travel to California and Florida
rflOnf Football definitely atepa
' “ coBafe etevana the country over
befin a Iona jaunt that will end.
for some of the fortunate, in New
Year's Day bowl games.
And with the advent of the
weekly Saturday-afternoon head*
knocking sessions, moat (ana,
through force of habit, if nothing
•1m, uataally turn to the sports
oohimne such aa this ene to eee
1 •hat the "eaparta" (meaning any
one wMt a typewriter and a let of
faith) have to aay about who la
(oing to trample whom.
So, without further ado, leave
us take our hat in our hands and
make a hurried journey across the
nation, stopping here and there to
crawl out d a limb
Pint limb: Texae AAM vs. Tex-
• as Tech—The Raiders, with a stout
line and ample reserve i
should play havoc with the
running attack. But we have
* enough faith In the good
arms of Jim Pash ion. Kt«n Holl-
mig and Beryl Batv to hand the
Platter u> the Aalet. 17 «„ with
Jmh Ballentlne chipping in with a
ftold goal. Didn’t climb out far
•sough you »ayT Okay,. HoUnug
ouchilown
Winkkr ?•. Winkler •»,,
gon win reap
tomorrow, so
L
Will throw the first tnu
pose to Prokop. Hull not enough?
Weil Kadors eearea second to give
r Aiglea 14*0 ieod lidt Tech srorss
! Wfore half. Ballantlne'> field
«»e! fomes In thinl iiuartor. We
Won't tiler lose how the Afgloa will
P VmIp final TD bemuse then
I know as much at we do
Hecnnd l.lmhi Teiaa vs Oregon
•-Oho fine day, the day before
Pearl Harbor la fact, Oregon rams
to Austin to plav the Unghomc
a game of football. Unfortunately,
the Wehfnots played anything hut
football, and they were a thor-
* oughly desecrated bunch of foot
ball players t ?) when they troop
ed back to the Northwest Country
the next day. Pinal score In the
■ game was believed to be 71 to 7
still contend it was 78 to 6 or 87
L Anyway, flotasday is the day the
Oregonians have been fighting the
war for. With paace resUirW, and
Texae again on the schedule. Ore-
win reap its revenge, come
say the (air dtiaens
from Oregpa. All ladkatkmi point
to the fact that Oregon will bo
“high" for the game, and the
Longhorns do face the disadvan
tage of trawling MOO for the
game. So with thcoe fee ton
WoMpf' to keep the score down
well take Texas in a close 40-0
game.
L.S.U. va. Rice- The Owls are
supposed to be the boat of the
Southwest according to the ox-
perto (aotice how often these guys
get in the nows?) and L.8.U. la
suppeaed te be nothing more than a
mere contender tor the Southeast
title. All of which should make
the Owls favorites. So, for no
other reason than a hunch, wall
take LS.Un and by two touch
downs, no loos. On second thoonfrt,
make it throe. UI.U. 26. Rice 7.
t We'vc crawled out on enough
limbo at this point to earn a rat
ing as Lumberjack “fust class" se
we'll eall It a day oa that on#
Don’t map too big a harvest back
Inf theae "forecasts" financially.
Pmhahle tuning lineups fop mb
Tesss AAM Tsaaa VMl fMljll
A&Ufs Jim and Tech’s Bernie Meet on Gridiron Sntarday
By ARTIUV BOWARD S
The CM1 War had nothtag on
the Winklers. Saturday night in
San Antonio's Alamo ttodium.
two members of the Winkler clan,
AAM’s Jim and Texas Tech’s Ber
nie, wiR butt heeds as opposing
The game will mark the first
time that the two brothers hove
mot on the gridiron both hi the
rob of took let. They ployed last
year whan Jim woo o
o tackle hot thio trip out,
they'll he foes to face. Jim has
to right
tackle wMeh will put him directly
Ofpatote Rernie’e loft tackle posi
tion in the Tech forward wall.
Both men are scheduled to start,
the fireworks should prove
interesting
Hr mis was one of the eatotpnd-
mg Hnaoian for Tech
la
mm u
night,
Teiit ARM
Kuwait. ,
lull.
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tf niigeia
although some mathematicians Judge, Texas.
Tessa Tech
J, 8u
T B. Winkler
Irp|
meOtiu.m.i MjflHB
Ai Wit
kloe (letiys
Higgins ..1,^.,.., j,,.. Moyers
•nib I 0. Lewie
Welch J W Thompson
raehion B Hmdei
Dusek . ..1 Bn
Offlotola: Harry Vintr, Referee
Missouri; Charlie Trigg, Umpire,
8.M.U.; Johnnie Radford. Hoad
Linesman; Charlie Hawn. Field
- '
/
when' Tout wont areund, not
through, the Tech line. Standing
on oven six foot and weighing 880,
he ie (too pounds lighter and two
Inc Km shortrr than hit Aggie
brother Boasting 81 years against
Jim’s 80, Bernie has a years ex
perience over his In other. Bernie
(•Mured at fultbaoh In 1»48 and
tpohto la *# ami '46 at Tosh,
onnipon, no mo you on a serv •
i team In the Navy lit 1144.
But Jim pmhaMy will he able
mm of himself, He has
W htot two years al
mi tackle and will have
mom years nf eligibility after
this mason. Jim too ployed • pood
fame last weak and It fom with
out saying that hall bo In then
imrmnf lomfirniw,
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Intramural Play
Starts Today
The 1947-48 Intramural program
goes into full swing today with
games scheduled in basketball and
team tennis.
j In basketball there will he four
games a day with the first game-
starting at 4:18. Both the little
gym and the big gym will bo used.
‘nitre will be five team tennis
matches daily. Theae matches will
begin at 8 o’clock and courts 1
through 16 will bo uaad.
Intramural Managers and Offi
cials have been meeting regularly
studying nils* and mechanics of
the various sports and are ready
to begin work.
Athletic Officer* am reminded
that entry cards for flog football
and volley boll are due la net later
in Wednesday, October I.
bun this i
By LARRY ROODWYN >
The Texan Aggie football team, 41 stroag. left college by
.vowed intention of gaining tome
bey timet Texas Tech in
San Antonio’s Alamo Stadium Saturday night .
With last year’s 6-4 defeat stW
the R*
Tech Quarterback
\
Tech Flanker
the hands of the Raiders still fresh
in their mtede, the Aggies appear
ed confident of riywtahhahing their
superiority over the Raiders which
stretched through six preceding
games before last year’s upsot.
The team seemed In amUr
£oodi frhapa aa a whole a!though
P« e Wee Smith dafinitely will not
See action. “Automatic” Bohn Bel-
lantine still nursing s sore log,
ie expected to round into shape to
the extent that ho will be used
for extra points, providing of
course, the Aggies score.
The Aggies rWe a one touch
down favorite but the Raiders, ad
mittedly not up to par against
Texas, art receiving staunch book
ing in soma quarters.
A sellout crowd in the ridnlty
of 85,000 is expected for the game,
the eighth in the series between
(he two club*. The Aggies have
won six and lost on*. Both teams
fe expected to throw the boll
around a lot, with tfce probshb-
winner being the one that con
tacts the most with aerials.
Before leaving, Head Coach Ho
mer Norton said he planned to
start Howell and Higgina at ends.
Tulis and Winkler at tackioa;
Stautxenberger and Overly at
guards. Gary at center, and Welch,
Cask ion. Goode and Dusek in the
backfield.
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CRYSTAL GAZING
By Panl Martin
As the season progresses. It is getting increasingly hard to call
the shots straight and a bit further o lot of pmdicUon averages
will be shot as many of the teams are likely to win or lose when they
aren't supposed to.
Starting off with the Aggies. Coach
Nsrton's charges win run Into trouble. Dell
Morgan will have hie Raiders ready and they
have what it takes to give any team In the
conference a hard fight. The Raiders marie
some mistakes in Use game against 7AL last
week. They won’t make the same mistakes
this week.
Though Tech is still said to be out of
the 8WC eta as, they have a squad of about
the same sise as ASM Less three men, this
Is the same team that beat three bf Its four
Southwest Conference rivals, including AAM.
last year
So the chips being where they are. we'll
give the Aggies the nod by about one TD.
i plus, of course, a conversion i
I With T.U., it ritould be simpler Look
for- a tog margin Horn any 9S4). The boyo
from Oregon just haven't got what It take* to stop the speedy Long
horns With one of the fastest teams to the nation and with a T form
ation that seems to be rllcklnf.4— — ■ . - - —
Texas shoo Id coma out | bul il t0 ^ •^ n ^
on the heavy end of a one-sided w *ll do this time.
•core i Providing the FYoggi -a are dick
TCU should be able to handle ‘"g■ we ll give them the nod by two
the Oklahoma Aggies but here ~? bou ‘ 1 ^
there la a hie IS* At nreeent SMU VrU1 °P* n Santa
more is s mg ir At present, nir% tnd thouU1 encounUr no dif
Jim Lucas, number one toeeer for ftculty there. The Califomlane
the Frogs has been out of uniform played football last year for the
for two weeks with an Injured first time since the war and have-
arm He will probably be able to n't gotten back Into the awing yet
toa4kt*«e<to «•
Also making the trip were:
Ends: Wright, Pollock. Whittaker.
Prokop, and Davidson; Routt,
Flowm, Rook, Dupree ami Setts-
gast at tackles; Sacra, Turley,
Bennett and Greiner at guard- and
Kills, Guly and Callender at cen
ter.
Backs making tha trip include;
Smith, Hollmig. Anderson, Bur-
diW, Dew, Baty, Daniels, Kadora.
Hallmark, Grton, Yales and
tint.
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get In a few licks but certainly
will not be in top form. Na*t on
the HOI of paaaers are Lindy Berry
and Johnny Sherrod, both sophs
Berry. Wichita Fall product, looked
pretty good in the All-Htate game
s year ago has earned one letter,
In the opener last week-end. Ben
ts Clara bowed to California by a
83-7 tally and California hasn't got
what Matty Bell e charges have
Arkansas should take North
Texas State with no more diffi
culty than they did N W Louisiana
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OdeMBa Favored In
State Title Chase
A DALlJtS, Tex.. Sept. 26 (AF)—
Odesea'a Brones are the current
choice of Texas sports writers to
repeat as State Claas AA high
school champion, a poll conducted
by the Dallas Morning Nows re-
vaslsd today.
The Broncs received 29 first
pise* vote* from the 38 sports
writer* taking part In the firxt of
th* Nows’ planned weekly polio.
Second piece went to the Wl-
ehlte Fall* Coyotes—who handed
the Bronc* their last defeat In
quarter-final play In 1945.
Running behind the top two
were Corpus Christl, Thomas Jef
ferson (Han Antonio), Tyler, High
land Park (Dallas). Wexahaehlv,
Brackenrldge (San Antonio), Aus
tin end Longvltw.
Four of th* top ten teams ere
from the same district — 15AA.
They are Corpus Chriati, Thoms*
Jefferson, Brackenrldge, and Aus
tin.
Ing on home gmi
Lit? th* xtlghl favorite over the
Owls Number two on the Hat Of
big games this week-end pita
Choo-Choo Justice and North Car
olina against s still powerful Qonr-
[ta team even without Trip pi.
lumber three of the big games has
Navy and California t y I nig up.
Prom the Impression everyone got
ftom last jnaars Army-Navy tilt,
the Navy la expected to put o« a
food show, no matter who the op
ponent is; and California with one
wd game behind' them are Well
t for this one.
Noteable of the Intersections)
tilt* is the clashes between Okla
homa and Detroit; UCLA, a power
from the Pacific: and Iowa: Mtn-
neaota and Waahington; North
western and Vanderbilt. Also there
la the Tenao • Oregon affair which
is the return game of th* 71 th 7
rout five years ago. Texas Is
plenty strong and Oregon it weak
but perhaps there won't be a re
past performance. SMU tabes oh
Santa Clara out on the Pacific
Coast Santa Clara probably has
n’t been told that SMU is 8 TD's
better than they are on paper, ao
the Mustangs will probably be in
for a good aft'-moon’s work. Bay
lor tangles with Miami Friday
night In Florida. The Bears are
in for a surprise if they think they
have something after winning last
weak. I T
this is'Tint of them. .Lookout!
In the South Difke ve. North
Carolina State (even Duke fav
ored, Feathers with hie State team
Illinois has loot strength since last
yaar namely, Ruddy Young.) Ifa*
brooks vs Indiana, Ohio Hthte
vt Missouri (Ohio State la due for
big things this year, and th* first
gome la the time for them to
Ahit):
DR. N. B. McNUTT
DINTI8T
Office In Parker Building
Over Canady's Pharmacy
Phone 1-1 Oft f 4 Wyofc'Texaa
will let anyone know they have
been In a ball game);. Florida va
Miasisslppl (things are totpbeted of
Mississippi now that they have
beaten Kentucky > Georgia Tech
va. Tennessee (the winner of this
one might go places In the National
ratings). fulane vs Alabama (af
ter a dismal season last yaar, AI*
abama will try again to draw the
spotlight of the Nation* footlmll
fane with the same team (hry
have had for thd post two years.)
In th# Mld-wret Wisconsin vx
Purdue; Bllnol* va. Pittsburg
(Pitt ha* been building up, while
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On 26th
last week. Look for another run
away here by about 48-0.
Baylor's chances against Miami
look fair but this will probably be
rtoee with Miami having a slight
edge. Football In that part of the
country la weak this year ao the
boys from Florida should only wind
up with the big end of a 18-7 aeon
Leaving the beet till last thr
Rice-LSU tilt may have national
repercussions- in that both teams
are rated near the top. This la
a tough one for both teams are
good and the final count will be
close We’ll give LSU a alight
edge here by about 13-7
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