it Itself on Same
ears Apart-?
By CABBY CORBETT
WU1 history repeat itaetf?
wwk - ^ of Texas
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MethodutmVt oiT Ky\ e fiilfk Tw'Meth'od'ist*,
pecortl > "«* favored to aarch to the con-
-, T ^ A "‘“ •» erratic affreganon which
h^J onljr one ciamt to Usae—it was M by Joel Hunt.
Texas team
the same to
1 yrupzx m
a crucial" clash and were heavy favoritas to do
Africa.
Bu t V**??!* when ^ mn went dowa that Saturday after
noon on Kyle Field was A. A M. 39. S. M. U.U.
In jhe words of Jinx Tucker. Sports E<Utor of The Waco News
'* co ^ rp *d the fame, Hunt “rose to heights such ss has
ronniny back in the history of the Southweet"
•PMt«| the adjectives, went on to shy “Never has there
1 which could approach this Aggie standard of play to-
Itwaa more than aa inspired team. It was a team toyed to
h, C** t P»t«h Poesthie and led by a cool, calculating general."
Hunt ganiei over 300 yards that day by himself, and the
favored Po^U. mrer had a^ahanoe The Ag^es scored twkein the
first half and went o» lo win easily, j
That was twenty years ago on KyU Field, and time is sup
posed to change all things. But certain oddities have been known
U) influence of time and appear again. Will history repeat
Caa two Aggie teams, both underdogs, beat a champ
8MU team st the aams field twanty years apart!
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947
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tennis team
Saturday morning ad IS aa a part
of the week-end etkletie conteata.
Both singiaa and dpubla matches
will be played, sccording to
ach W. M. Dowell.
Hie Aggie tennis team will con-
list of tha following players: Bill
B' nnett, Rodney Sellers, Bennie
Stanford, and Duffy Stanley. Coach
Dowell has not as yet decided which
will he paired for the
team. /j
NT AC la sending only two men,
Dick Whits and Robert Weaver,
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stty clay oourts scmsi
DeWare field house.
on the var-
m from the
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team will
squad on thsir court*.
Novtruber IN, the
Rke gam*, the Aggie t
t the U. of Roui
morning
RBtennU
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Methotfist University's MuatAnjBtWffl be
seeking their first fcxitball victory over the Texas Aggies
in eight years when the two teams tingle on Kyle Field Sat
urday. Since 1938 when the Mustangs downed the Aggies
10 to 7 in Dallas A. 4 ML has been*
victorious in every gridiron battle ed 60 aUngtos hi
with SMO. Last year the Aggie
victory margin was 14-0.
Saturday appears to be the beat
chance tha Mustangs have had in
the past right years to break tha
Aggie winning streak. WcD
their way to their firat undefei
season since 1936 and rated third
in the natiolL in the AP football
pod, Matty Beil's charges will en
ter the gaMe-ws definite favorite*.
Doek Walker, the nucleus of the
Muiun* football machine and
shoo-in for all conference honors,
will b* th* big noim for 8MU in
Saturday's tussle. Walker, who is
also a leading candidate for all-
America laurels, Is eammonly re
ferred to ss a quadruple threat,
h* runs, kicks, passes, receives
passes, and is a great defensive
player. (Incidentally, Doek play-
be Sun Holluug, great punter *nd
passer, and Ed Duask leading Ag
gie ground-gainer and defensive
powerhouse. Buryi Baty, Aggie
passer deluxe who alternate* with
Bollmig at the quarterback slot,
will be depended upon fbr a let of
action Saturday.
int wont (leteat er%r nnoeo
the MusUnga by an Aggie teanf
was in U16 when tha Methodbu
ware swamped 62 0. The beet 8MU
the SWTJ Tcxa* I he* done against th* Aggie* was
m 1994 when the Mirabfi won
21 to 8.
FROM THIS ANGLE
h| LARRY OOOOWYW
(Wet Fuh - B Team Tanelea Villi
lindefealeH SMI Calta onKvIeField
The weekend's grid activities get
underway tomorrow at 1:00 p. m
when the Aggie Fish-Bees meet
I he potent KMU Colts on Kyle
Field.
Th* Colts are undefeated for the
season and have victories over the
Texas Shorthorns and th* Rke
Blue Bolts while the Aggie* have
Dsllai Scribes Doing All They Can
To Help B.M.U. Cause Here
Wsll It look* llks th» DsIIm IpoH* IsPtbM
•llshtly (isvloug rouis, ilolni awry thing they
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Consolidated High
Vs. Buffalo Friday
AAM Consolidated High School’s ;
Tigers will meet the Buffalo Yel-
lowjacket* Friday at 7:80 p. m ,
on Tiger Field, in a district 27-B
grid battle. The Tigers will enter
the game In the favorites role al-
though a close battle is expected.
Consolidated is undefeated sol
far ;thls season in district play and
should they get by Buffalo Friday
night their biggest oroblem will
be to best Marquez, the
derision* to NT AC and
the TCU I’nllywngs
Leas of Kyle Rota, the vt-Thom-
as Jefferson star, will hinder the
Colt’s attack, but they still enter
the game favored to hand the Ags
their third straight setback.
The Aggie Bees have been show,
ing steady improvement since the
season’s opener against NT AC and
will try to get the ole upset cart
rolling for the weekend. Spirit is
good and the Fish should play their
best game of the season thus far.
tot tff t« • flyl
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(HUt til )
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MUbllihtd fat thst ons of ths l**t wsy*
• ncrilw otn hell) hi* home town Usm slong
townpd victory I* to poms out on thn strt of
tho fBRie with ons of two thtiun; (a) •
blkst st ths homs-townem otlllng them
everything In the hook* or (b) t lottf-winded
fun«r»l orstlon on how "tough** ths oppos
ing team is.
game of the season
Starting lineups will be:
problem
other un
defeated team
A. A M
Murray
Miller
Molherg
Bates
Spencer
Long
Chppin
Wiggens
Dohoney
SMU
Flkcs
Johnson
Davis
Richardson
Duncan
Cook
Goodwyn
verize the oppoaiti
George White of
scare intof-
r to prevent
figured to throw a big
the home boys in order
overconfidence.
We have Ion* bejrf an exponent
of “roasting" the Attics occasion
ally in fhe hope somebody will get
mad sod take it out on the opposi
tion. However, th. one falling in
JThs first method is dmignsd, of course,
to make the home team (in the case of the
Pulla* scribes, this means SMU) roaring
mad so they will go out the next day and pul-
on. The second method (which is the one
the Dallas News is enrreritty using) is
will be played on November
this method is that, sometimes, the
Barnett Aggies decide to take it out oa us
Hunt (Note to Prof: This is the real
Misell, reason why we are sometimes
Owen “forced" to cut 8 o’riock classes—
Lcedcker to get patched up at the hospital)
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Saturday'afternoon. Of course, In
view of the fact that the Aggies
always seem to do the opposite on
what we predict, perhaps it would
be better if we called them a bunch
of “stumble-bums" this week and
picked SMU, 40-0.
But, that hunch still keeps
cropping up. Peruna may he In
for a rough dgi
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Like any human who resents his
own tactics being used against him,
we, quite naturally, take a narrow
view of the Dow of oratory com
ing from Dallas the past week.
Probably in an attempt to stop
overconfidence on th* part of SMU
George White has spent the whole
week praising the Aggies to the
■kies. From reading the news, one
would think the Aggies will enter
the SMU game Saturday as two-
touchdown favorites.
Wednesday's edition of the news
referred to th* Ponies' coming
gam* with the Aggies as "th#
roughest game of the year." And
Just la ease Walker and Co. might
forget while rsadina their clip-
pings about the BML^-Tsxa* game,
the News ha* carried long stories
| on the grraUies* at HoUmtg's punt
ing, th* quality of the ball carry.
Ing of Dusak and Goode, the nr-
curacy of Bely's pesethg and the
general overull strength of the Ag
gie Una. [
Now, naturally, ws think tha
Dalkee eeribes are writing all title
hlnw with their tongue m their
rheeh ■iwt thatr honeet opinion is
that «Ml> will trample the Aggie*
NnUiitodf,
Wr're Just thlnklpg hew funny
It would he |( ths propaganda
mmee true and the Aggies artually
de make It the "roughest gome of
tha yanr."
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Frankly, wa're Inrlined to be
lieve they will. It's keen our opln-
1 all along that tk| Aggie* have
• toughest, scrappiest and spirit-
team in the league when they
t mad. They were mad before
1 Baylor game and, in our opln-
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