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•8 of these shots w-
Saturday night,
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Mirfia
year, and Ijavt
^more thhni file
thjese gam|s. ]!'
"Oddly eiiough, t||u
two: gantei Were ; k
with opI|£lhe inanii, r
ichjanged. U|he jvisitioiii l<|d, it
thine in hbih (jlashias ^19-17;' F
night ; anU ‘li)-a6 Sa, iu|i‘d iy,i
■ r = ']rhis iiar|y ip thdj; ehsonjt
dets have ndt gotPOi fu h'
the swjrig.i Defend
tile and
trys at th
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Recc
This Year
O
y
:ket three tunes \n
fi4ld goals andaeven'
the second half, a. to
buckets in 65 attempts. ,
The percentages i of comple
hihrity tosses jumped i ppreciably
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attempted
t! of 37 in
l of 10
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in the second encounjter, wihieh was
a considerable imp|ovument, and
for a while! in j the deco id half of
thfe last tulsle, the |Farmers' w
locking as good as (lhey| did st
cl^se.of last sdhson
1
ike Garcia Wopppd r n a couple
s that lopk. ‘ *
r _ , ^ oor
tiiijg the loop with some Jong opes,
of| long ones thiat lool
ariy angle. Buddy M
m pipe frbm
re was hit-
K4mperman was cobinj in on the
rebounds, Batey wa$ she wing more
spfeed but was kept ijretty well
bblttled up, and Gene) Sll reikel wa8
in on most of !the pilay:. \ -
A. better ccimpar|son may be
dr iwn next Saturday r ight when
th i Aggies tangle with 5am Hous
ton in Huntsville. The boys from
Hi ntsville rdgld a lurj rised Rice
quintet in the season ipener but
lo; t to the Texas Lopgh >ms 56-40.
Saw Houston and iA&fVl have a
se opd tilt datied fod D|cbiiber 17
in College Station.
S T ext opppneht for th< Cadets is
Erst Texas Teachers. Thu game
pyj wi 1 be played tonight in the gym. jl
jl
|all Tough Going;
tut Always Honest
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too subtle; a mdntier. Being
ab|ut three goals behliu oprselves
wd
m; y or may riot agreei wtith the
majority of! the* deeisionfe made by
boys in black land!
matter how the -garni
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Ml I'J.
There’ll scion
the evening air- |ah4y.,„
sleep jbetterj youi i
dressed]fpr; it ip t|«tsd hajnt
some wimp skii
B.V.D
am
Madt? from a
fabric | ..i sny
and anjdes . . j.
a handfonne tw
suit! TMe jop <ti
either Ofjtaide or|Jis: dejtl| o .
trousert|. Requir^i np h)bj - \
l>i<«eiski
fbg wturii
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fun f )ii‘
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These basic
LADti and
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I Houle.
East Texas his;
from Centfenary C
ort this seaso
lib left over
it, the Ag-
T J meet the
College squad
DeWare Field
on two gafneS
liege otjShreve-
ey hate a tall
last year ^hen
.ART »■
The Aggie bai
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were runner' up to the U. of
ouston in the ,! L<>he Star Corjfer-
f
its first fame of'jthe season
team lost
1
expectation (pf larger tiirp-
utS, a priority system was set \ip
y the Student Council on coupon
iolders so that all students would
Iget to see Ai least one game. In
the first three games of the season
the gym has nbt been over half
fjlkd. All epupon-hook holders are
reminded that the doors will be
lope led to ovelryone at 7:45 p. m.
ifi ilie stands Are ndt full. Tonight
the group P to Z Will be admitted
fbgU- j [ • |ij
Hhe Freshman and B teams will
plafa pre-varsity game starting
at! 6 rP.hi. The Fish team can give
evek the varsity a. tough time and
faypred to beat ^he Befes again,
having downed them lasf Monday
night by'nine points, and last Fru
ij day jaight by five joints.
. The
cott, Manager
^nms Challenger
Otitpointed Champ
urday night
Housq vf"
lahoma 3 a
the same
ers won the
game wan closA all of the Vay and
was not [decided. Until the [last 11
seconds cf play when tfee SaVages
sunk a Technical foul to giVe them
a three-point lead;! \ -
The score was tied seveh times
and changed ten times in tng first
half befo -e Southeastem led 19-16
at the hal f.. ];
Poor s looting iii the first part
of the second half really was the
cause of (he Farmer’s defeat. They
made no points in the first six
minutes cf play while the Savages
ran their lead up to nine points.
From then on the Aggies Were be
hind and lost much of theif team
work; it Was only after some long
shots by Gene Schrickel abd Bill
Batey, pliis some foul shofs, that
A&M got back into the ball gainU
the talilef ball
of its height
w&Jol MONDAY, DECEMBER 8,1947
IntriunufaJ
Weeks P
Page 3
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, N 3W YORK, Dee. 8<^>—Here’s
wha , the principals and others said
aboj t last night's Heavyweight title
figli, at Madisop Square Garden.
I Champion Joe Lckiis — “I can’t
p.peij my mouth no moroi Joe ans-
weredj in response io a photograph-
jer; whjo asked for a “wider” smile.
toward thje final gu
Southeastern was
club and j made use
to take the ball aWay from the
Aggie crow. Most of their scores
came from tip-ini from under the
backboard;. Far from being a little
"wehoil in 4 basketball sense, South
eastern plpys in several big tourna
ments eaifh year and in the last
'lo matter who wins; the offi
cials always lose. Basketball, ope,
qf the fastest and mos^l deceptive
of competitive games, j calls for
fast decisions. I ;
jast year, the Southwest Con-
feience voted to raise-the pay of
ga ne officials from $25|jto $40 jfor
SV r C : tilts which should go far
toward sodtlting the fteelings j of
tju umps \vhq have top stand : up
a|!i! take theijdispleasijl'e of the
spectators. Sopietimes Ithis takes
a little nerve and considerable
1 trol but the stock 1 newer for w jJ t , n J repoiAcr asked him if! Cadets lapt \pigfitOwas in finding
♦a'* ik -*1?? "® n * |* ac| he thought Walcoti should be given ! the basket regularly. Out of 65
th(| job if they don t want to take all btln|er chance at .the title. shots, only 10 were good. Howevpr,
lhq consequences. -i , : ; Challenger Jpe ; Walcott — “I the average on the free throw's
loo. all games are-played ber thought I won. Libuis told mV he was much better, 16 of 84 going in.
mOre or less partisan : s m . r ;, j x hurt bad,-, I Billy Tiurnbow Was one of the
and ref irtilj hop- . in
iijg. that the visiting term makes ;[ co j|
list of thle fouls.
iaturday night, the crowd of
spectators took exeeptiipn to the
Muling and;let it be W~k{fc
niitg awajy:
re a
oup of fans
plesk ump
ir less parusan . .... t t
»hich lUs &,
1 “H|e desenjes .ijt,f
i said when-A
the champion
feW y\ars
Oklajiomii
In fivh ci
lost to 1
points and
Most o|
has playbd Texas in the
Invitation tournament,
tests SjE Oklahoma has
three times by two
twhtirrife by five points,
tmk, trouble with the
After
hie time; w
[the first
halt I was dV-
round I waAS
fident Ilwphldjbjeat him,”
Mannie Seamonf-fLopis’ Trainer
He fought like : he was the chal-
’ )anny ! Flohio, Walcott’s train-
11 stay out ojf the argjlWPjvU , .grpj'ie Wonlhc’ ft^ht. If he didn’t
I i on’t know anything about fight-
inj. I was so suit that after the
14- h round 1 told; him to take it
eia: y, to coast, I Wouldn’t do that
ess I thought! Be; had won.”
white but
Came out
a result of these dejnsipns, we
>w this much -j- tl
we re honest in jtheir efi
- J 1
plays as tl|e.y saw'[the
he Southwejst Confe rei^ce -has i- •
a 1 igh set of standards f >r all offi- i; _
cia Is and few are admittL'd who do
Goose Creek
have a good knowlei
es and theii - japplicatii >n.
cjin’t Win a
fight rpn-
Officjals
rts to Call
ate Undecided
r Hose Bon 1
of the
o AA Schoolboy
HARLINGEN, TEY-.
-The state Class AA
arter final football
een Goose Creek and
ridge cif San Antonio wi 1 hi? plAy-
Saturday at 2:30 p. ijii
‘eek.
Time and place of, libejii :aiine wifre
Scho..ljK»y ba !! 8ra ™ c t;
truntf bfl ^"W 0 "
Brackert-
termined; here Sutur
L-eting, of officials} oil
schools following Bratkenriijge’s
feat of Harlihgen^Sp
-district competition.
Goose C’revk defeated
6Ml
mston Friday nigh^, 1: to 7.
—
Breckenridge
Ifackle Long>
(LONGVIEW, TEX
-Longview and Bre
meet in. the Texas Schoolboy foot
ball quajrter-finals h -re next Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
1 The site and date werd (k-tenrtin-
e 1 ‘by flip ot a Coin p a j conference
o* officials of the two! sclidops aftelr
Saturday’s LongviewiLuifkin game
v on by Lojigview 7}6. j Breckeri-
r dgc defeated Oorsifanja 12-0.
•(TYLER, TEXAB, Dec. fe bP)-
Sponsoring officials were • to dd-
cide a date for the first “Texas
Rose Bom 1” today after! Tyler J. C.
j jagreed to meet (iimpton J.- C. in
the postseason j contest.
■ Officials of tjhe Tyler School ac-
i cepted a chaUqhge from the Cali-
8 - f° rn ’ a - sC hdo! Ipst hight for a foot-
I
lost
Garcia, g
Schrickel, g,
Moore, g I •'
Williamson, c
Voiding, c
Hovel, ' f
Pettit, g
SE Oklal
Webb, f
f
which I last year de
feated Kilgbfe' Tdxas, 19-0, in the
first littlA Roue Bdwl tilt, issueil
a challenge to i the . undefeated,
better defensive ball 'players for
the Aggi :s, while Schrickel kept
'‘bitting his corner shots for high-
scoring honors with eight points.
Mike Garda looked better than he
has\dl season. J •:
Batey, Itarcia, and Don Voiding
were charged with technical fouls
during ;thj: game. The officials, Ed
Dietzel oiVTCU and Breezy Brea-
zcalle of AAM, had a full night,
passing out \wertty personals and Goodrich; g
three technicals to the Aggies, Wpmbel, g
white the visitdpk received Seven
teen persmals anil ,three technicals,
[The game was decided in the
last eleven seconds\»’hen the Ag-
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Water Polo l ^am
Whipfi Texas 17^15
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The Aggie warn 1 polo team, de
feated the Texas Aquatic , Cl\[b,
17-5 Saitqyday afternoon in Austi
High pjoint man,for the AgP' 0 ^,
was John Heemap who scoroll four
points. Trailing Heeman in the run-
ner up slit for scoring honor;! were j
Danny Green* of the Aggies and
Eddie Gilbert of Texas with two
points eajeh. [!:::.
The Aggie tea hi is coacHcd by
The weeks big ivent in ^the In
tramural Program is the annual
Cross Country meet that will be
held Thursday, Ddtfember .11 at 5
p. m. The meet Will be run on the
Physical Education course east of
DeWare Field House,
All contestants Are urged to be
on hand as early as possible so
as to get the race Off and finished
before d|rk) $' 1 • ' r
A Infantry Cor|i8 Tennis Champs
A Infantry woni the Corps In
tramural Tennis Championship aS
they took all of thb three matches
from C Composite! in professional
style.
The team of Dieb and Dixon der
featid Ktiene and Babb 8-3, Walker
and Pate beat WiHman and Brock
8-4. And in the final match Golden
and Mattel won over Hodges and
Harris-8*4. v | ;(|
In the ; Veteran (tennis leagues,
Dorm 14 and Letfgett Hall are
matched in the final round for the
Veteran championship.
gies Mere M'ithift two joints of the
Oklahomans and couldn’t tie the
sedre up.
Game Stallisttes
A&M il Fg Fs Pf Tp
Batey, g ■ : a i j ’ 1 5 2 7i!
Jenkins, "f ■ j| 12 3 4
Kamperman, c ] 0 4 2 4
Turn bow; f if 2 2 5
1
10 17 20 37
Seeds, c
Birdsong,
Storey, f
Pow'ers, g
M inter, g
14 12 16 40
Flag football is I drawing to
close and if the weather gives the
|) nag ram; a chance all league Win
ners wil! | be decided before the
Christmas holidays.
, In the Corps leagues two ujide-
feated league champs Have (iom-
pleted their schedule. They are B
Composite of League A and E Field
of League B. Leading the other
leagues arc C Infantry and Sepior
Company of League C and irt
League D it is A Infantry add D
Field.
Only one wihner is ready in the
Veteran leagues and that is un
beaten Dorm 9 of league B. In
League A; Dorm 3 and Mitchell
Hall are; leading, while in League
C the Trailer Camp-Vet Village
team is 6ut in front still undeffeat-
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In the Club League ASCE and
Phe-Med are holding a Slight edge
with all wins to their credit.
1 BADMtNTON RACKETS
AVAILABLE AT GYM
Badnjinton rackets are npw
available at the IiitraiQural Sup
ply room in the northeast corijer
of DeWare Field House, ensio-
dian Ted Lyman announced to
day, and may be checked put
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
and Sunday afternoons from 1
to 6 p. W ! I
No birds are available for is
sue but may be bought there jfo r
35f each.
stfc half succmsfuL
As the Texas Aggies; split their
two-game series With Southeastern
Oklahoma teachers, the Southwest
Conference did the same—splitting
the week-end hardwood card.
Texas came from behind to djown
Sam Houston 56-40 while SMU
dropped;its second straight game,
this one to Cincinnati 59-46 'ami
TCU lost to Texas TecH 66-44 in
the Frogs’ fikst game of the sea
son.
vages;
Aggies Come f
Behind fridak 1
Year’s Second!
, Paul martin
The Texas Aggie cage- ■
to rough sailinr when tl
with a visiting quintet fi
eastern Oklahoma Teacher^ Col
lege Friday night in Del
House, ji Coach Marty 1
charges came from behind
the visitors ,40>87. ;
Forward Bill Batey Wai
point man in the game, jiitl
bucket for five field j gbi
three charity tosses to : nick!
points. Freshman Kiri r
led the scoring efforts (f tl
tors with eight tollies.
Sam Jenkins and Bate} jet eh
dumped the ball througi th|f l<jop
before the Savages took
initiative in the nip-apl
fair that saw the count Bed
occasions and the le»< I
hands 13 times.
With four minutes to
tpe first half, Warrei
brought the score of tins vjiitin
ub to 19 points, a seven poii|itj Ipac
Which was, the biggest tafia
the contest.. Halftime ! jscoi
19-17 in favor of to e ^aV a i
Immediately after; the intleritais
L wloi
x-
sion, the Aggies came back
the count 22-all with goa s bi
Turnbow, Genii ScHreikelJ
Batey.
Guard Buddy Moore
through witp Ring shoL tw;
crucial occasiods Jn the
minutes to help; the hosjU hd
lead. Center Bob Kampermai
through with the winning
with three and a half m null
to play while 'Garcia aim!
jWilliamsoh each coritribt)ted
throw to give the Aggies the
Thu Farmers looked ijfo
of the evening; passing ar|i
handling were as gbodi as
be expected this early ip tHi
' ' 11
nd fig
any ip
son. Coach Karow mWs We
ed with the hustle
boys showed.
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For the
i! Come in a
WECLfe/S
ALL TYPEWRITE!
tit
Bill}
rnt '
Water Pol teams
S31HI,
Aggie Wat-,
plibd twi
tl Dowfps Nata:
i to Austin Sat
The
us tin
trim the univef
cases both the
iUTnli
ubs ware victors.
A dropped jg 10-4 dto
it at
lutn
y after-
aS
tionjto the Cadets and the
stomped the Baylor
s cl
-0. Scores in the Steers
re 17-5 in the Aggie match and
•6 to tile Catopus cltib fray. L |
rhelq marked the 29th and 30th
tor((es of the Aggielpnders since
t Adawuwn took over the reigtis
ap he|d cottch in 1934. They have
tied o|ie abd lost four;'
The College Station aquatics are
(pted to tangle with Texas U. in
a; retUjrn engagement hepe ThufS-
y o|nd rtieet the Bayloritos in
aco on December ip.
>1 AdlM
iirnbOw
Tankinis
atey . |j
illiamsph;
Game Statistics
Fg Ft Ff Tp
10 5 2
Royal Typewritej-, Miles Representatives
Bryan BjUfc;
J T
Sales - Semi
10? W. 22ind Street
. , ; u cnauciige toe ■.onueiettieu; : ■ , T r ’ , ii
• at 1jWS( - j untied Arlachek through the Tyler, Art Adatoson and the Texds club
Morning Telegraph, is coached by 1 Tex Robcrtsin.
lay at a
the ] two
Ui
RLAis LARGER RICE STADIUM
HOUSTON, Dec.!8 —^—Offi
cials ;<>f the Itou«to|i Oil Bowl an-
nOito|(:d Satui day" they have turn-
mar of <>( i °W' r to REe Institute between
—p;-
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Dsc . 8
•kelnridge will
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EANERS
$3i0,0|)0 and $1:5,000 for use in con
struction of a “fojotball stadium
M'Hich will prr vide the seating fa
cilities this city deserves.”
Foior Austin bitsinessmen, main
baokbrs of the 0i| Bowl clasjsic i
which Mas abii ndoned this year lif
ter, three successful games, (jx- [ ;
imltsseH hope thq Nbw Year’s Day
tilt will be resiunldd iin the future.
T ^
An Orange Bowl team boxing
match betM-een | f5yracuse ancV
Miami U. will He staged in con
junction with thii 4948 New Years'
pay football game.
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Are you dough-shy? Get us! We cite the
stuff auayj. Folding rhoney, too. Yes sir.
lyr t,et us! w e cite
itjg rhoney, too. Yes
IVhsi'Colaj Co. pays from $1 to $15 for
gags you send in and m<? |)rint. W hy worry
nKoltf uti tivinir^ 'I'illS is. C<Jhll*r.
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This is p^sy as falling off a log.j A small Yog, that
this nartpon. Tlie best line pitp $.>. Or yoi can 11
own. Foe cartoon ideas we buy, We pay RIO ipir n
tounr, and good grotrniiKig
tfcie level- toiletries by Hetol
cosnetics are called
LAD land they make ch
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Co, We pay only lor those we print.
Thyre’s, nothing to it—-as you jean see
from the samples helrtwi. If, hy criinci-
deitce, the words "Pepsi-Cola” tu rn U P
somew here ih your gag, don’t worry about
it. -We don’t mind. (Matter of met, we
kind of like it.) So start your stuff in now
—for Easy Money.
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GOOD DEAL ANNEX
Sharpen up fliose gags, gagsters! At the end
of the year (if we haven’t laughed ourselves
to dritth) we’re going to pick the one best
item we’ve bought and award it a fat extra
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If you’re a He, and know a She— • He:
or vijre versa—this should be your
j meat. Here’s your chance to styike
a blow for the home team in the
battle between the seXea —ind
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She lUbangi: Keally? Why v
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