Diving Coach Is
Added to Aggie
Athletic Staff I
Mamalifa tan bcvn «p-
pomt4d to the A. * M. eotchin*
Wf |M divine conch, it «u an-
aounccd yesterday.
Mamstifa halts ftam Cantaa.
^ Ota-
State l aiversity fradastiag in
with a Bachelor of Science
Wcm ia Education. .
He won vanity letter* on the
Ohio Stave ■wiraminc team* of
1941-42-43 and placed second in
the 200 yard breaststroke at the
Big Ten Meet in 1942, placed third
it the ’4J meet, and took fifth
ta the 1943 National Collegiate I
Swimming Meat .
Hit coach »t Ohio State wa«
Wilte Peppe who is recognised ss
J54 bail dtyfhg coach In. the world
* tgftay and has been SMoIntad
dltlng coach of the tl, S. Olympic
Ttam. Peppa has the very highest
t raise for Mamallgs snd says that
s ibould make one of tha bast
•oaehes In tha country
Aftar graduating from Ohio I T«*
Itata, Mnntahga eoaehwl at UW*
Football Team Leaves Tonight for L. S.U. Battle
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ORtn RECRCfT-I^Nls (Baddy)
, 140-pound full-
Ttau high m
MrKsdin (abort),
hack from Iraaa,
maced ka Aaetin, Te».. that ha
enrolled in the Daiverelty of
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celebrated reerailiag cases la the
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shave w earing g Hi) lor l ah erst*
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cnterwl th. Navy. Ha tarvod ta tha
Navy as • t.t (ta) from April,
194*1 until April, 194*. During that
lima he **■ in the Pacific Theatre
snd parttatMtod In the Phtllipptne
Islands and Okinawa invasions.
Nr la martlcd and ha» ana son
who ia 1)1 years old.
Pawns are without any tell-tale
•cent, but the doe takes on an ad
dlttanal '»l'«r to lure eadnlcs away
from her hidden children.
Six Clubs Join
Intramural League
At a bmcting hold Tneeds y af
terooon, team* officially entered
the new Intramural Club league
live teams are from the Neuman
Club, Ml lid Club, Austin Club,
Biology Chib, Haart OTeaas Club
and the Presbyterian (iroup._
Entry cards are doe |n Friday,
OcU>b. r W for volleyball and flag
football. Team managers of these
cligM try to have your entry cards
in before 5 o*clock. i
Any other clubs interested *<•<
Grady Ihits, Clab Advisor, for In-
UjjJtjJjlooday. Ortoher *.
Taking an early lead and going
strong all the way Milner Halt
downed Blassll Hall 14 to f.
An aatitnndin| A Infantry taam
aipWtai id B Carary to the tune
ef 11 to 14 with Psrgus nf A In
fantry rwanlng ap 11 pohita.
campoatt* took a slim lead to
: B Air Pom 17 to It Tha
•coring was free with Andrews of
the wTining taam hitting I points
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Battalion
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Mrthuitati Pegaes and (htslafiaa
made up the winning comhinatlan
for A Engineer* as they downad
A PteW * «, R*l, 1-1,
p A composiie beat N Knglueara
I to | with Pappas gad
O'Hara and Batim taking the M-
I'. ihsml ihnmghmit ihr „.*ti*h
C Infantry smacked out a I ito
1 win over henlnr Com]
C Cavalry battied oat
tory over M Infantry. With
matehm tied at one all, Thomas
Cooper and Terry Anderson came
through in a Hot contest 9*7 over
W. K. Stensel and Ralph Collina.
vt Light
Practice Session
ftibenday Night
mage was in
a Aggies aa
ee area Wed-
l learn am sirees psst aw*
and anything weal they*,
figured on-fdktag H eeey
l" Coach Norton said. “We
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I^me Star Race ,
Into Fourth Week
(AP)—The Lone Star Confer
ence football campaign ia only
three weeks old bat enough has
already happened ta show it will
be a three-way battle for the cham
pionship among North Texas State,
Beat Texas State and University
of Houston.
Two of these team* are unde
feated—East Texas and University
of Houston— and North Texas
State would also have been if it
hadn’t mapped such a rugged
schedule. However; the Eagles still
must bo rated the team to heat.
Their showing against outside op
position has brought prestige to
the lone ataa ganruit.
Last week, for instance, North
Texaa journeyed to Florida to give
the University of Florida a 20-12
licking. The week before the Eag
les had proved rough customers
for Arkansas of the Southwest con
ference before losing 12-0.
University of Houston appears
in moat danger of dropping a
game this week as the Cougars
plsy tough Texas A. snd I., also
an unbeaten team, at Kingsville.
East Texas State meet* downtrod
den Stephen F. Austin at Com
merce in a conference game. North
Texas State takes the week off.
In other games of Lone Star
conference members. Trinity plays
Daniel Baker at Brownwood and
Southwest Texas State entertains
Howard Payne af The Texas Can*
ferenoa at San Marcoe.
Williaimon’s Previews
Winner
Friday, October 10
T.C.U. 1 vs. U. of Miami
Saturday, October 11
Arkansas va.
L.S.U. ~v*. Texas AAM
TeXaa. vs. DHbEmBB
KKW Bi..’ Okla. AAM
Rice vs. . TBkM
Tulsa vs. Texaa Tech
Only a light
store far the Texas
the Kyis PMd practice
■ ay afternoon, as the varsity
rbr •'B'* team, minus shoulder
pads hot wearing plsotir helmet*.
Johnnie Frankie 1 * “B" Squad
ran through A number of ptay*
that tha Aggies could expect froth
the LSU THgtrs Saturday night,
against tack of the varsity squads
ta tuecsssfon. Only check blocking
waa used, no tackling was allowed!,
but tha team dM street paaa de
fense and
“W#
tonight,
don’t want ta risk an/ saw injur
ies this close to •oafemma eehS-
dute and several id tha boys hava
colds This workout was primarily
ta keep svsryone ta titaas"
Tha taam iaavua tonight on His
southbound Honbeam
WsMOMlm ^.«a 1m iWm
nilwe R vE'EremOtg* IN »MG
Kitdsv sfteinoon, they
C annthar light Hrimtaggi la
ton Koute, mainly ta hasp tha
squad in shapa, Caarh Norton #s-
iha n|dnton H»t 1
team wat playhtg at af
week that Ine rsaims m
up hvitar than at Okla
(learte Kadara I* aga
Ml til taaig hul will probaklv
T0U Ult, a wosk
htausenbeffar,
.,m n , n .,rr. Ovviiy. and Boh
(Ifloda afh afl hampered hy Must"
cold*.
Farmers Definite Underdogs \gainsl
Potent Tigers; 37 Aggies Make Trip
Thlrty-neven Aggie footballers plus coach
and managers will Idtve Aggieland tonight at
South bound Sunbeam for Baton Rouge, La.,
coaches, trainers
7:54 on the
tton Rouge, U-, where they
will kangka with the powerful LSU Tigers Saturday night.
Out-manned by Oklahoma D. last week, the Aggies will
fhee i sttl more potent football*
MacPhail-Durocher
Baseball Puzzle
NEW YORK, Oct 3 —(AP)-
The two big questions remaining
in the wake of the 1947 World
Series today revolved about that
old Damon and Pythias combina
tion, Larry MacPhai! and Leo Du-
rocher:
1. Will MacPbail’t resignation
as president of the Yankees, dra
matically announcad by MacPhsil
himself in the clubhouse at the end
of yesterday’s game, stick, or will
he remain with the dub In an ad
visory capacity.
1 What’s to become of Leonine
Loo, now that his suspension as
manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers
is supposed to be at an end.
Some insiders insisted > that
Branch Rickey, who succeeded
MaePhail ss president of the Dod
gers, would announce his decis
ion regarding Durocher’s status at
the conclusion of the series.
Rickey’s reply to reporter*'
questions was simply “Durochcr
was suspended by Mr. Chandler
We are waiting for an official an
nouncement from tho commit-
■lonor.”
HISTORICAL EDGE
BATON ROUGE, UL,-It may
or may not be significant, but
Louisiana 'State fridders down
the years have won 106
over their 1947 oppon
ents, while dropping 73 and tieing
fifteen.
through
victories
LONG PULL
BATON ROUGB, LA. A “must 1
task for Louisiana State's 1947
footballers will be to cut down the
long lead now enjoyed fly Alaba
ma's Red Elephants, who have
taken the Bengal* Into camp 12
times in the 19 meetings between
the two schools.
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RATON ROCUK, LA., Musty
«bl retards teveal that when La,
Stale WHipml tta first grid rham
ainniblp Wk ta 190*. Salon ~
fans posmhI Ih* kitty ami
h»n«IM umhrells*
Ghtard and nn
K Halllgan.
I t,.,,, S|H'rll,iK ^,*h*,Is Nr. «1*
HIM H sroi{ UNO
(.( H >|>N
'or the hull
and shout the works,” Aggie
v/cjMTn nomer norwn bumtw
r, *Vit I’m sfrsid we wont
vary bad poo agsinet LSU.
an four and five deep to
n/vmivies* H
POHlUOpi.
just didn’t kan enough
ms, and ws don’t
quantity now,” Nor
1 an
«wv oijanea m urn prerieai re-
sem taim. Bafty MTmi
keif, la aat whk aa inland kid*
a:. - ;
Houston
otM ’dfhUS’UTtk.f’rf
^ lk# A,,k>
k^fif. I
itartlng
sist of B.
Barney W
Ousek at
Hmsi I K ta mm I
wHh
WaHk,
The
ta Fart
1 lto*<ui> against LRU
depend on whether the Agfiea,
t *r receive. If thqy kick, Bob-
Dew will replace James 0a»»-
1 at quarter and Joe Sacra, for.
m«riy a guard will be In for Bob
TuHs at left tackle.
The not of the line-up will eon-
Bob Geode at right half.
Wekh at left half and Ed
full.
‘Ill Me lino will be Bob Gary at
center, Odell Stautaenherger and-
Charles Overly at guards, Jim
Winkler at right tackle, and Nap*
ton Higgins and Cotton Howell at
< nd«
the nmainder of tke Aggie
aqtu.t making the trig to BtMG*
VWlock, Prokop,
W right) tackles,
and Heitafasti fuarda
n*. Oninov, and T*h,
“A tK
jjt St&.'lffBir
nilMi IMMlwrR, PMIVelii Rflll f MM'R.
with (ka taam mi
he saved far tkal
flmiJMbr Oilell
Jim Winkler. Bad
Vugie Handball
Club Organized
The Aggie Handball Clab has
«n formed and ia now meeting
ch Tuesday and Thursday at I
p. m. In the Physical Education
office Herman Sagreat, chairman
of tho required Physical Educa
tion. is sponsor of the club.
The program for the year in
cludes the Second Annual Colle
gia tt Handball Toamament to be
held hero thia spring and tripe to
Austin, Houston, Waco, and Dal
las.
Generally speaking, England
gets more advice from the British
dominions than the dominions get
from England.
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