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I. I. — The ball Tourname the Tigers anc Some if .and third; placji [ A&M Consolidate*! iand Navasiota ale the honors (but DfcU ; quintet of I Port .«Art) the 1 lil A fi nder v th Kii Ich imd jvdll inej’s and N*jmiangj* ivorid to e's bit Jun e Ur Is one f TTTynfr— School Ba • i i i % p. jni. Haturday round ^final at school/gym; nd tlid (.'f'l solatiqj p.fin; ir) l)ui/5ng Ujidir ijta\j dt C<|l le winner of the consolation . : : —n— TTP "7 in Bill Agains^Owls noon t. High School Kjiwanis‘|(1ub Invitation Basket nrm iti 9 n tn’l tii't ihtiirpnjjol'^^toH f^vm \wltV i Coliseum Will Be Site of Clash Between The i j ■ i [ i l. s ■ i| j y\ Two Southwest Conference jj^ellarmates Tonight 1 ' n Sani Houstod Oolisedm in Hous ton ^’ill be thq scene at tonight’s ^ ' r ', V iaL ] T . , twin; bill between the Texas Aggies , . m-! the;Consolidated Gjin with and ihe Rice Owls, i initiating play.; mpet-e for the four trophies V be awarded to the first, second, atches.* stronger tdams j and < rub! i Lcs Richajrdsonife tlseiT i in t h corlsolatforj rounds oif;the ! N ma.sdt tourney lajst wefek. I‘ Both thb; high sihool lgi ri n DetVare Pield ifou^e will for the 22-ganle iseheiju thq final $latcd|foii !• ithi SatW day in the Aggit Pla. 1 -off |ot third plaqe hoiforsj 'wlilli le j»t: ti4n,7tean5s( ( wil| bij fcous-b* igjidbijmsll , j j i] Richardson’s [ cljiarges; iweakened t for he h n! ege £ m ^ . I i lo$s-of Giteml derson has peeii will il tburnef l>y fl lljyi|Aniil{‘r.son oblji witlUlgjstdi'* i feet this yjeak. | j g Matty 4 B^ll i)efiie£ Acadeni| ijobjOffii DALLAS, Ja|i. B-U '-A- M .tjjy Bell, head coaci wf jtoufharn AI th- odist UniL’ersitfr,'fialjd toe ay hei h*(d n^t been j contdfcted' 1 1 eg* rding the coaching positijorj ait th ■ Uipitld! States Nkval Ac id jmy. f The Dklias iK* w | saill "ac*f)i11- ing,to a felepfnjndl callj ,rec4 vj-d from a Source!; ciloSf' to!;the h efie iit’ WasHingtoj"/ Rf-Jll gjveJi "most s^-pusj cotiudcrattlo I fqr the Tjositufij Ij | • fT am ivery j|hii|)|-y IHiU dednred. I 1 Cojach Johnny Frankie’s Fifeh-B 1 squad meets t le Rice Blue Bolts jin the initial jame of j the double header at 6 o’clock: the varsity squads, of thq two schools eac ; hopefully looking forward to tptir ' first conference win. Will /m/gin hostilities at ^ o’clock. The Junior Aggies wifi he out to better theiij already Impressive record of foiir vTiorics against only one loss.! T^inglt* defeat at the hands of baylor's Cubs blem ishes the FjjHVfB scorebpard, which shows Siim Houston State, Whar- m)r Cjollege, NT AC, and in the list of victims. In compiling their/ffhe record the Farmers huve^veraged over fifty points per rfame flibring for the Fish Bee7" as beeti. lyell distribut ed wifhfTruetjt Moif^'eyi Johh De- ht Littlelll. Assistant A ' THurniar “Tugboat” the rebounds. Bob Kamperman, site : foot four-inch center, represents the altitude on the maroon and Hardin Co!lejge,-Wichita Fa white squad and he will carry a tyten addei to! A&M’s; large share of the burden for the 1 Ipacltiink !>t»ff- He will; Vy'itt7 Wallace Mopin, .and Jim Cadets. Bill Batey, the conferencej's assistant tqckficld and Kj/Kland all leadinijf the attack. number two point maker, Bill Turn- line eoach. ; Coach Mai ty Karow’s cagep will bow, Mike Garcia, and Sam Jen- This appointment rounds H<|j: tht kins should round out the starting coaching staff With Harify tm J< il*s of (|,i has ithall both slant have their beat chaAce to date to! break into the Soupiwest Confer ence wjn column When thejl face the equally unsuccessful Owlk The Rice machine hasn^t been able to move against opposition either in or out of thy conference in spite of some fairly tall, jeagirs. The Ca-j dels, on the other hand, have been hindered all season jong by an ob vious lack of height. As a result the. Farmers have hud a lot of trouble trying to get their share of quintet. Intramural Notes ... Shelton Only Loss On’Mural Staff By ART HKNGST head coayh, William pu ne coach, llqrjes as assii noth the line, land buckfiti “Bones” Irvin as Freshman l ’Tugboat" Jonek was a All-American fullback stir Abilene Christian Chile ; was the second highest sci the nation |his senior Vea , - Battalion IS P 0 R T li ' ! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1948 f f ; • I ! ■ : 1 | ' — Page 3 Phillip Shelton, a six-foot one I inch. Senior Official, will be the I only casualty of the Intramural I Department this semester. The 2‘1 He wah dish the highe making tnarv in the Texas * liCjnco for tw!,»'years. Tugbi so good that) by was nabbei |pro league land played ta rtment tn.R semester, ne ^ tht> Bl , )(>klvn Dodgers in 1 year old senior is up for graduation Ht> ; shi r t()(i t() tackie -.11 i— U. S. Hockey Team Has Better Chance for Win in ’48 Olympics ! at the end of this term. lh DodgeH wiere short of Shelton attended Noith Dallas ,, f ? Yim*.r ‘ High School and graduated , from at ™ at A i there in 1941. While in high school Attei ins pro expenciijj’ he earneil letters in f*ldtball amh ,0 ‘^ l0,, H up coaching .m* baseball. Knrolling at AiM, he wh* ^ ea P ()n and Si , on the A^gie squad until entering , ***** * u * ni ^ ve jJ i the army. ' ^ ‘ ,i>r ^* a f u ^ s of school I j):|i T .... ^ fl ..‘ .• (ball by taking over the ..I" ad.l'tion to sports Phil is falls Coyotes. After two sfj interested in hunting and fishing. He is a member of the Dallas Club, the Keonomics Club, and the Intuit- j mural Managers Club. A veteran, Phil was .discharged from the army a second lieutenant. He served in the European Theatre Seasons with, the Coyote igim little 1 for j' and i in' k a ir ;r . r ght H< j li^E IIEADI ]./ • ft 3—1^46 FoH Super Deliixe 1946 FordiiSed^n 1942 iPlynMi 1942 ChevHl 1941 Ford!' 1941 Merc' 1941 Ford! 1941 1940 Fordf; 1940 Ford!/ ,1940 Mercjify af: ■: Tlud'iir Se djansD Cjoui^ Tucloi Tjuddr, (dupej. {dor. «fe). Chevrolet T} u d°r ticlor. V Tufldr. !1940 Plynn|juth| Tudor. -jl939 ChevToletj Ttdor.J] i 1934 Ford} Coupe ,1942 Ford Pick mi SEE IIS’ IUY { i r • j YOUrt lTlin>ldl.Y r COK|J Dt\ Bryan Motor (/«. I ' I*^‘ 2dl34| -J N. Main (ORIKY AM) Arc shown Pictured abtive, on the left, is a nt|w Texas pride,’ 135 pound Lavern Roach of,Plainviesv Texas, wlm tRok a l»-round division troin Tony Janero in Madison Square Harden. Friday night. 4a- nent is on the right atxtxe, beitig battered h) Roaehe’s fists. Tile Texas Marine has Ivon his last ‘ll bpu»* out of 28 fought. —i • When Fans Stop Fighting Umps W ill Be Out of Jobs By HAROLD \. RATI.Ill' reali’pl that the fan niu.-t feel froe DALLaR, Jan. 21 —|JP> . Jaek to sh)|)W hi- . enthusiasm and to Sistf), the loothall official who il- voice his opinion if He is t*i retain | waging h s' own crusade agtunsjt.. his jinijetest. mid drinking at ‘grill BdkqbuH club owners will tell you they don't mind a litte fisli- culliij iinong the payers once in a vsfillc and that they don't think arguments with the umpires de tract! from the game. In. jfkd.-t. it brings the fains hark. By FRANK ECK News features Sports Editor gambling games—aii» the tjoach* and 'other people W th*- official .Tin Te\ elation eh .of the yen against t! them Reive: years. . llowcve sweeping fans who cohol who iisionk of lows who too. Of et ; many a- calling the But w at who include^ sqnie of s) some of; thy patents poor loser^ ajmohg the help* cause trouble for as {sports Writers As-.iv He li'.tn “Southwestenfr The.uj r? because he stood out ever.;; ic things the w filers , Rave been dipping for roust be temperance, how- NKW YORK On, of the real- • ly exciting thing.- about the Ama teur Hockey Association team that will represent America jil- the W in-! ter..Olynipics is the forward line. CoaOh John (iarrison tlnhks it will perform brilliantly on the fee at St. Moritz. U | Centered by Bruce Mather of The first rimnd of the College Springfield, Mass., and flanked by Station Volleyball Leitgue-got un- Bruce < unliffe of Nciv \ ork City denvay Monday night at the Con* and Ralph Warburtoli <d' ( Tans- solidqted High School Gym. Every ton, 11. I., this forward wall is the team; played with the winners as same line that starred for. Dart- follows: American League; Ath- moutfa last . season. The trio has loti, s defeated tHq Tigers 1(1-15, been playing together for almost. 15-(i. and 15-10. Thl-'Indians! drqb- of Operations with the 42nd !Di- '""” 4 ; ’H H 1 ‘ — • j visijnn and received the Infan|try ry» • rp lW/' # Coijihat Badge, the Foreign Oocu- Six learns 1 miiers,';;!;:SiXt" " M-SUHeiWI Beat, K.,1. IVninj. Clashes As Pl , Lose S20.0INI i Bob! Woodruff, co&ch at Baylor ' IjimTl’-jity, is an artist at finding let us not get too j (j^iingU (o woiry abotit-. Most coach- n our charges.: We kii'qw ' a ,4.; for that matter. But tins iqn't bet a dime and troubles look pretty wfilth thg de- offiei jhem ei uj'se, tl|e fart 'wodhj game. bun the fans quit argu- n s v c ! tilne .ilioh’s the game, iwithout benefit of’ «l-] rdal.; Uiko issue w(i1h the d*'- While away on a trip to Florida, the otlicials. fht* le.l- [{eonsiibq'ftbie marl stacked up on -i|ll them can miss them, |Bo ,'sj' ( li'Sk. The Janitor thought the they dpn t miss as ,ac<lunu('lsition a bit messy, so one were he i1 nU )rnpiijl>'. he gathered up all the i letters [that hadn’t been opened ami Ibuimtil; them. | XoW! Woodruff is worrying about [this {ituntion: were there some im- j p(>rt;ijni letters and if so how is he going to know about them? Per- charnte! ;i 2t.i5-|)ound full back hail wiittcjft ;isking if -he could come •j to Baylor. Was there a check for something? . , Rob’ can’t tell the folks who wrote 111im to do it , again since he iloesjn’l know who they are, • I’osfjldy the odution would bA tin-:! itvci>o|ie who has written Wopfli'n’f in the last nlQnth please repifit; your letter. ! ing over [tlfe officiating and when they lack sufficient interest to ■ voice thidf opinions, -Tight or wrong, then .the officials will be out of jobs. , * i- , ★ i The bastjhal) men take Ihp san est view qf the situatiop. They - I---! : J . ’ IK Rl) CLOTHES ready-made Slacks ' Longs”!! ■ | ■ ■H : . , , ! i Tall ttnpn Itafvj a chance with u.s- c’ Ouri ^Ipcki. %ijll4finish with ful|l' ttujl'fs!l i! L SFHI ««i • hi i i -ti Thti Six - AMPLES FOR S I1A.RE HEREL muri> LWTMEtt four seasons. Garrison, filmier Harvard star, from Lincoln. Mass,, who cap tained the 19Ht> A A U team in the .games at (larmiseh.- Pa.rtenkireh en. put this line through U> weeks of training before the players sail ed for Europe and was well pleas- | ed with-'what he saw, the second forward line of Bob Boescr of Minneapolis and Jack Garrity and ,l«ck Riley of Vl.edford, Mass.. ,aft defensive sears, says Garrison, who really believes America has a chance to win its first (My hi pic hockey championship. The rest of the Aiijiericnji squad inelndes; Goalies (itjodwin Hard ing, Brooklyn, 7ass,, and Terry Van Ingen, Greenwich. Conn.; (‘enter Rubin Bjoikman. Roseau. Minn.: Wings Bob Baker, Thief River Ka|ls, Minn., ahd Fred Pear son, Beverly, Mass., and Defense- men Don Geary. New Haven, Conn., Jack kiV'iane, Brookline. Mass., Allan Upsah), Minneapolis amt, Stanton PriildV, Bqstioi). ' Ten of the playeiis are former collegians. Twelve players will divss for the games. The Ameri can team is compaliiitively light, jnveraging L7(i pounds, and al- 1 [though most playerji have yet to have regularly the average ;ige lied the Red, Sox 15-12 ami 15-5. The Senators downed the Yankees , it 15-2 and 15-5. Tht! Athletio-Tiger fray was the onlw gifme to go (he limit of throbigaums.* In the National'- League! (hp Cubs, Pirates and Braves weye viie- torynis. The; CuibA 1 blank*)*! th*- Giant- 15-0 and 15|-lj t and the Di lates, won over the Dodgers by the samu score.. The Braves wpipjied the Canlinals 15-2 and 15-.j. Fitch of the 12 tj'ifms represejnt- e*l has some nine plla.yei's ami thbre j sheepishly, are opening for un6ifei players. Any- ( ends, Lenny one lonneeted with fhe college ! eligible t*> play an|di team assign ments are iihule by W. M. Dowell of the Physical Education Depart nient. • . j i Tlfe second rquijd' is- slated for next Monday, begiijining at ;5:dl) p. m. at the Consolidated'Schoql Gym. LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1!* - i.f(—., Everyone was hapjiy tojday except the promoters' as anothqr post sea son football gUnn went, <lown into the archives for whatever interest may yield tor the future. The West defeated The East. 34 to 20. the player- enjoyed themselves tremendously, and l|ie promoters woke up with a loss unofficial!) estimated lit S20.I)(HI up. A throng of only 3.083 sat in uncrowded comfort in Gilmore Stadium’s 18.500 seat capacity. Softie of the gridsters trot ted onto the’turf, ga'/.t'd in! surprise a,t the turnout, _an*l then grinned i Mieliigan’^j two line ' Ford arid Bob Mann, just recently appeared before !*!!, 000 in the Rose Bowl, and Texas/ ; Bobby Layne and his teem mate, I Max Bumgar*lnei.l, starred befiftv 1 T.’l.oob in the Sugar Bowl. an TLi ed a* rosja tm Cojle re.j n his Isecjond'bear 'jit Hat •ned out *i cq-iiianip|onshi| the' Tex|a CqnHerencc. It x nroei inbo ■ f«H|l- 1 ’ichijtia res&ai . ll Coach togn t® Hardin M |," h blevateyi jtui ,a senior college his second an*# last year there. Jones is the third cbachin inge on iCdaqh Stiteler’s it is cjjpected that no further l|i inges will lake plage. |t has notjboon announced wheth- or not Jqnet* will be present for ring training practiqe. The dtbe o new ,ap ioTnUe«;s, Inin ami Du tse. have high school coai-hin is which nay prevept them fro king much paj t in this -{ire-seai- u wpridout^.! 1 I' ' ' 1 I ^ > point mfeiv wap »y th| v .e f 1041- I) caus I nujjij 1 Tui- lent ial 1 T “ftetnopn su new cmblcims ma - 11 sewn <k vKW EMBLHMS FOR Ml RAL M AN At) ER'S SWEATERS The Intnjmmipl Department rg- ests thak all managers whq re ived Intramural sweaters th s ring turn them back into {hut t»artment by six o’clock Wedne M I Ij Two menhlxinv of the 1041! ilia ‘ ’ J ithall Ulatti ure coach jpg tie ieshnian e#evert at tht 1 college tljls ‘ason. 1 / ... ■I’. l^ful m “I also so He could rjr'ta let aiitjoy D “Wire me for sound, Dentyne’s delicious|! munch and muscle refreshing, long-le keen chewing gum f smiles bright!" Dentyne Gum 5 ! ’ Faurot Is Rumored For Navy Position ■J Bv Hugh Fullbrton. Jr. I'ljH.is Hie time of the year when the 1'lgx.d- -Intel.-cholastic League iisuaHy ipeiiK op: su.-l'elifions ami di.dliiitlifijealions. If you have tieen puzzl*!*!! iovur th*' diiftcrei'u’c !»e- tweeii: them this will an-wei your ijUesjt iin'i: Aj llisqiialifica:i<iji . mmely pi’e- vi'iitk iL selnlKil feotp xk eeiving un\ ieagjiw honors but allows il to pai- tii'iij!*)):: a -uspensiim means a seliobjlean not have a schedule in theTfJirt in which it is suspended silal qb othcl member school can jplayi 5^ Evee out of state organi- (/.iili'Jijt-honor thi- league luling. (Atlracts l.^YDDN. '-T 1 - Cricket Ims a fii'nil*ti| grip upon F.ngUsli sports .lansj lihiim ever hOfoije in. history. Neal - ));' ;:,*)()(•.n|.)i) . people walclied . ffrsji|yl'asF (major') matches ilur- iopj •IW 17, IBJltiing and Imwling averages ; foil jllic last campaign, Coin pa re* I vitjh;,Averages eompilt'd more than •‘iO j yjdgrs |i!{o. *i<*inoji.strate that tbtireffas little ehiinge in (he game. I j[| 11 ' 1 ! : ‘ II : i BlOclfe North of P.O. of Personal Attention’ ...f CLFARAACK : O’r- l. .. j SALE! January 19th ' * : -'i. hni (late We know v’e'll taimarv ■ • Msi IE RADIO & jJjlAJNCE CO, Phone 4-1251 ih 1 i you and hope you will likej'Us’’ .. I Mia i* 22. : 1 Walter Brown, president of the [Boston Ganlen ami ;Vice-president of ght; AHA and the: man who has virtually carried this team to the Olympics against the wishes of tile AAl am) the L'. S. Olympic Committee, also feels that America has a chancii thi- time. Brown has been connected with hockey for 2K year- and has made six European hockey trips. \ WehavPem..'. Theewmiali i( of your courses bghliihiei + . " and packed into a nun hell, ^ *•4 for quick ihorough review! 1 set ihc lamout ^ (oiiicc ainiii series *nc THIRST h 1 lelj)* ! sladr Oi Man. *1 ! ; sucGEsreoBy jKEMNETH E.HODOf POLYriflSr. testing equipment tyne Chewing Gum!” / tejl the world-* h mechamic.il With «.* re«l|ly iif joy Dentyne!* Dentyne is teeth white, 3y Adam* \ T—r 4 rn NEW YORK, Gan. 2d I'.'P*).-. Hottest tops deift.: Don Faurot < Missouri) for the : Navy (football coaching job and Wallace Wade (Duke) for Southeastern 'Confer-’ accounting. . enoe Ciuiimissioiiej' . . . Don’t ask ANatwHWoir .’!!!!] who the tnistbrs . afe they’d deny ancient, uid moo. Nistoie, 1 , • ! .'I ANTHIOTOLOGY. Oullln. ol C.B.-ll . it anyway . . . hftt the g)uy who/ ucmioioer, »)ii., .».*»<«.• ti . phoned (at his own;expense) ahout Faurot tliinKs its really (h* t be- iusiniss uw cause “Dim vvns m T*mi ilajmiltfni’s CMWijT U tV T o„i’r«r c..; M 4 ! ! Najy piogram during the vvatr; he chsmistsy, *•> «••. . coalhwl thr- Iowa ScahaWjvs and CMt “ IST,T pievious i Jucik'onville Navy teams ,4u*l he’s, a close fiibml of Hamilton. ’This is the first time America j Anil nobody so far ha^ tleiiiod the has had a chance in hockey." says : report. Brown. “I made a trip to Europe The same informant explains for the first time in H»:’»l and I : that Hamilton, as-Athletic Diree- recall we went third class without I tor, has been gjrcn two years to any help from the AAV. If there get the new civilian coaching set- tvtis a slow freighter going at the Up organized, extending his nor- jime We would have taken that. • mail tour of shore duty byj p year. “During the European cham- • ■ • As fqr Wade; Mr. "'Reliable pionships last February, eight Source-" didn’t offer any tupport- kids showed up to represent the in^ evi<j*ontc. I'nited States at Prague. The ★ goalie had no equipment." i OVm is of (V.* trdttefs pftid their Brown refuse- tq got excited j $25*1 lees Jan. 1 to keep the horses as he talks over the situation of ; eWgible tor Hi he l!'48 Hatnhleton- I the AAl’ and the AHA. Some of U«ft. which likely will be worth the higher .AAV officials aro among the many friends iof Brown who Claims that the APIA team consists qf real simon-pmes who can take tjie Olympic Oath. \ ; .. i l — HAYK AVHAT YOt NEED IN . . . StllOOI. SITTLIES ; ■ j ' .. EQUIPMENT BOOKS / ; i : COLLEGE BOOK STORE U ijlorth Gate ■ (I College Station more thiin $(!(),00() iis a result, Mickey Walker, the former mid dleweight champ, is blossoming out as a columnist for the Police Gazette, besides being a first-rate painter. That's going to make: things tough for other cblumnisD j who haiVe filled a U>t of spuct* with Mickey’s yarns. . .• . . The'.Indiana U. wrestling team will have two | pair* of twin hrotjlers, .laities pitd ; Hemy Moore rm<| William and v Robert Blabemierj contending in the 121 and 1'28 pound elassyq next semester. . 1 | Most American hockey league 1 players have injury insurance J pqlijeies that pay S5 a sliteh for any sewing-up jobs that have to be done on them. 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