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Layne-W alker Duel Top SWC
Williamson's Ratings
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8. L 8. U 94.5
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10. Penn St&ta 93.9
Upaeta were the rule of the day
rather than the exception but the
survey managed to maintain an 83
percent for this week. Not only
dM Army finally Ohtp ita 14 lame
winning atreak. (Mi llUaole, lay-
M »i|l f^mtl^^rnaatM llmlr
icir, ■nn a ■iiMprni* %nwir
unbeaten wreath. Callfomla’a leaa
to Southern Cal. waa notice hie
mainly for Ha I8*14 aura. *
the eloae akave department,
the Little Brown Jug tueale be
tween Michigan and Mlnneeota wai
a Ut t&kitar than the eiperta pick
ed; Michigan won by 4 pointa. SMI’
just went ahead of UCLA by a TD
and eonvenioii in another tilt that
w«» anybody * game.
Thm week’* addition* to the top
ten were Virginia, LSU, Southern
Col., and Penn Stale. The Trejaga
took the biggwt Jump, all under
their own power, ae they skipped
from 18th to 9th position. All the
other place teams arrived in the
•elect circle by virtue of other
teams defeats.
Ayn^'ilker
Duel Saturday Aa
Texan Meets SMU
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Aga, Hogs Vie for 22nd Time
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Quarterback Club Contest Blank
The contestant who comes ckweet to guening the exact
scores of the games listed below will be awarded two reserve
seat tickets to the Texas A&M-SMU game to be played at
College Station on November 8.
This contest will be run weekly in the Battalion during
football season in coojieration with the quarterback club.
The winner will be awarded his tickets at the regular meet
ing of the -Chib on Thursday night, November 6.
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Texas A*)( ,
(ismes of November 1
vs. Arkansas
Texah U,.
DALLAM, TEX., Get. 8*
Hobby Uyne of Tets* and D«nk
Walker of Southern Methodist Will
duel her* Bnturdar and the man
wh« produced both of
Ual all-Americas My you know
dam well whom he will be root-
mg for.
11. N. (Rusty) RomoU, an Ahc
Lincolnesque man who stands for
football offonse, declam ho
quite happy to see Layne so a
cessful “except when
plays Texas."
Back in the early forties, Russell
Was head coach at Highland Park
high school of Dallas. For two of
thorn years, Layne and Walker
were teammates. • winning rombi-
r.ation in the Highland Park back-
fiold. Layne graduated in 1943,
and wont to Texas. Walker carried
on In 1944, and became an all-state
player as had Layne in 194t|H
Then Russell moved to Southern
Methodist University as assistant
Coach. In 1946 he watched Layne
and Walker duel when S. M. U. met
Texas at Dalla*. It was pretty
much of s stand-off as each star
red for his team. Texas won, how
or, 12-7.
Walker entered the Army in 194*
but he returned this season and
Saturday Walker and Layne will
put on their final duel in college
football
“It should be a colorful event,"
-serve* Russell. “But I’m going
ON KYLE FIELD
■™_ — By PAUL MARTIN
Texas, Michigan Hold Natlon'i Lead
As A. & M. Advances, Baylor, Rice Slide
Arkanaaa Favored
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This past week-end proved mnfte
crucial than at first supposed 4b
the Southwest Conference teams.
With only two conference hattlae,
for honors shaped up more rapidly
than usual.
Rico was eliminated from Ute
conference l
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M> be yelling for Walker to get the
job done. Bobby is a fine boy but
for 18 minutes Sslurday he won't
havo any barking from me "
But you can't got Russell to say
which n# thinks is the hotter foot-
luill player. "They both are great
ha Bilim Tkev are different
types, have a different style of
C ‘ ly. I would be happy to have
yne on the R. M, U. team. Hut
I am not raying which I think is
the hottei "
Figures bear RttsselJ out Uyne
is the n.mil,west's mightiest pas*
ef, ramplrting ;i! in M aliempu
for I* yards and sli teurhdnwns
II* has rairted (he hall only
limes, ihosi- on nuaHerhark sneaks
for la yards. Walksr la th* ran
fertnra's top ball carrier He has
taken Hm pigskin 77 times and
gained 41d yards II* also has dime
some excellent passing, mnnectlni
<>n 14 out of 89 stirmpts for I4 F
yards and he hqs scorad 59 of the
teem'l 99 poinM.
Walker IS a gn at defensive play
or, Layne Isn't even used on
fense; he goes In only when Texas
has the ball.
Ruasell Is looking forward eager
ly to the big duel. Right now ho r
for both Layne an«V Walker hut
Saturday afternoon \at 2 o’clock
he's dropping Layne like a hot
potato. He’ll get friendly again
along about 4 o'clock—when the
game is over.
and In addition
dropped their
first tilt to Tex
as U. k four
years. The 0*1
eon fwrcnce
opener was
dropped by the
Walker pil
Mustangs 0
a week earllqr.
In the Stem
Rice fray, the
Longhorns fail
ed to pluck the
Martla Owls aa com
pletely as was expected.
Texas AAM exploded Baylor’s
unbeatan and untied record Wav
ing only Texas U. and Southern
Methodist clinging to this distinc
tion—leaving next week-end to de
cide which waa to remain alone.
The 8MU-Texaa classic la Dal
las will probably be the mot im
portant battle of the SWC this
aeasaa and may well have aa ef
fect that will he heard all aver
the nation.
In intoraertional clashes, South-
West Conference representatives
added three more notches to the
Hat of 10 wins, fuar defeats, and
HERE RIGHT NOW! THE NEW
Use, sowing up ow* of the
finest records over piled up by !
circuit Only two htteruoctlenal
la an left on the beoha--
Arkansas and To Isa and Baylor
and Tulsa on November 18 and 27
res pact! vely. r*
SMU’s 7-0 win over U. C. L A.
la significant in that the Uclaoa
are one of the stronger teams
the West ( oast and considaring
Rice's 7-7 Go with Southern Cal
four weeks ago followed by the
Trojans 39-14 shellacking of the
California Golden Boars, this
loaves the Southwestern league
high in National standings. The
UBC-Cal match almom cinch,-d
Trojans for a Roee Bowl bid.
la other parts of the aattosi
VrkHne*- made the Southeast
ern Conference anhappy by
thumping one of ita beat teams,
namely Ok Mbs, 19-14. TCI
toppled Bwd Wilkoroost's Sooner*
29-7 to aaaot last rear's Mg Six
co-champions. Inndeatly, Wilker
son. hi annoeaeing his acbedale
for '43 has iarladed Texas aa
the Hat aa well as Santa Clara.
This leaves TCU tat a good peat-
tion to nuke a Wd for conference
Only Two'QJIack Contestants Pick
I All The winners As Reoer Wins
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Across the nation, a poets wore
the nils rather than the exception
and this includes leaden who bsr,
ly edged out their • rather than
smaahlng over to a decisive victory
Inrludad In this lattor group are
Michigan and Net* Dams.
IISTRAMVRALS
1 If Cliff A*barman
four vti
terloa and twi,
dofrate under
ita boh, Inch*
Wf » 44 to
troundag of
Northwoatorn
Louisiana Stoto
aad a 19 to 14
upset over Ok
Miss. ■
Batchy Koch,
who scouted Ar
kansas for A. A
M. in the Hog
Ole Miss tussle
said that the Porkars had a tough
but smooth-working squad . and
that the spirit was good. Clyde
Scott, at that time, played Urn kind
of ball that made turn a reputation
at Annapolis, and the line showed
up excellently, 4n addition, Arkan-
is expected to have back into
the line-up several players who
have been out-dor several weeks
with injuries.
AAM has taken the heavy end
of the previous 21 encounter*,
racking up 283 points against 161
for the Porkers though each school
■Mr Aa.
U was last year's 7-0 win over the
Aggies that sat the Hags on the
road to a co-championshlp of the
SWC. The mast one-akkd score
waa a 41-0 count tn favor of the
Farmers In 1948.
The Rasartecks will bo
tough la that they will be
ting horn • oomtng which should
five thorn further incentive.
BamhtlTs chargos have
«to
by rlrttte of dr
I the hands at Baylor and
Texas, they may rat nerve in take
mu fttherx-IMmNiii ABM,
{kt ojwSb I***. ScuAwb
Li vs^). U. 8, Arkanee* f< vs. Ok
Oooflgo L Vinson
St, U’ van whose
vs O. U.
Runnenip waa
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tangs orar lha Urkns of U. An
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■•••• awwajim www&ey vww ■anai.
by many entrants
was not foioeen
•ither.
doubly
Though RarnhtU's charcoa h
»Iroady been allminated from
slraady hm
frats at th
PASSENGERS RELY
ON COCA-COLA AND
1 TRAm REFRESHED
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Intramural hasNthall la thrar
MMarters of ihe way thraugh Ito
season WHh aUnit tarn wpeks lift
In play, The fir!liming standings
nr* up in and Including Friday,
October Hi
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TEAM WON lAMtT hW.
SEEM THlMLANIHI HOPE
C Fluid
H Infantry
C Air Fort-e
C Cavalry
B Engineer
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Three Unbeaten
High School Teams
Still In Race
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By Associated Press
The Texas schoolboy football
campaign blusters into the Novem
ber stretch with nine undefeated
ms, three of them standing out
like mountains against the sky.
Mighty Odesa, Wichita Falls and
orpus Christi sot a terrific para
s the field lopes down the autumn
trail toward district championahips
and the play-offa.
Each of these teams is averaging
more than 30 pointa per game with
Odessa, defending state champion,
the bellwethor. The Broncs have
stampeded for 24* points in seven,
contests. This week finds Odessa
I enjoying an open date to allow
Wichita Falla and Corpus Christ!
to eateh up
Records of Texas high school un
defeated teams i
Tram WLT PtaOp pet,
Odeasa 7 » 0 34* 36 1 MW
Corpus Chrlsll 7 0 0 8lM 47 1.000
UngVlew 1 0 0 99 0 I.WM
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League B
C Infantry 3
E Field 2
A Aif Force 3
Senior Co. 3
A Infantry 2
B Cavalry 0
League C
B Composite 4
D Field 3
C Composite 2
A Engineer 2
A Composite 2
B Air Force 1
N Vat 4 0 1,0
A Field 4 0 l a
I Rkld k I [1
A Cavalry | f .388
A Vi* 1 8 Mo
VETERA NLEAGUE
l-eagae A
TEAM WON LOST PCT,
Dorm 18 10 1.000
Dina 7 4 1 jqo
Mitchell Hall I I 418
Mail laU 1 8 .880
Dorm 9 1 8 : JM
Walton Halt 0 8 ' .000
Milner Halt 0 1.000
Dorm 14 2 0 1400
DorkS 1 2 483
Dona 17 0 2 MM
Bissell Hall . 0 2 .MM
League C
; Leggett Hall 3 0 1.0M
Dorm 1 2 1 .**<
T. C. - V. V. 2 1 6M
; Puryear Hall 2 2 .5M
Law Hall 0 2 .MX
Dorm 15 0 3 .M»
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct 88 <*-*
to Texas Attorney (kOtoaFi nf
m Mid today the United SUtoa
Supreme Oeurt has stricken th#
■d M pra|Aletor*hl|i’' from the
California ttdelands judgment, saU
Ing the nation “the flint real vic
tory for the ststea In the tidalanda
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or aa eoebeou coarwrr it
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Wichita Falls 6 0 0 187 7 1.000
Austin (El P) * 0 0 111 20 1.000
Marshall * 0 0 123 38 1.000
Corsicana 5 0 0 1*6 38 1.000
Goose Creek 6 0 1 95 19 .917
Forest (Dallas) 2 0 3 31 7 .700
' New Zealand
square miles.
occupies 103,043
ALLBN RATED JMCI
WASHINGTON, Oct 28-<4h_
The Army notified the office of
Rep. Teague (D-Tox) yesterday
that it has approved tentatively
the designation of Alien Academy
at Bryan, Texas, as a Junior Col
lege Military institute.
I, • V.
rings a bell.
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Tmi es is hove th# Is teat thing In men's soaks-ths now
Ktquiri Bocks! /
Eaquino are In bandeone now styles, dtwigDcd by
aMM of the country'* Isodi g stylists.
They wear longer, too—becasiH they have ths as-
dukvo Multi-Ply heels aad toea, and an pro tooted
6 ways for addod wear! Why not have a look at kn
LEON B. WEISS
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