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After thjt.* A^gir Swinin i
'j handed thif lays Ho(n fort;
a ba<| 57-iC) flefe(a
Daily Tex4in <;am
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Tankers Is Groundless
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clc sayingjthat “thing's w
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if we had
lyiing that
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(Hfl is f]fl|s fcestj break :i
1c Cabin [itsjdiit
t week fhje LojIj
alias;! Athkjtic'
rsityflof .Oklali
:] j and JlcCafiin [its jdiitaiic^
' • ' Last week [he jLoj^ghoili
‘"ol™,
the Dallasj! AthUjticj Clult
;■ Unive.rsity||of .Oklanomaj
I I which the{|Fami;rs) bate
! 1 earlier in,' tlie SBafcbiL'-
0 D-A.C. los/tlitdt the) Aggies I
1 : night after! Tfeatiing Hhje f
Friday' ni^bti III ‘f~-|
tj |to[ thej Aj
•(•j-featijirg]
lay night] i M
Texas bjiidj the serviced
!4 these mefits] bn [he liaS
, hind a lea at malic in thtj
| f stroke agiaihst (jlklahoma
All of tnis is j,witho|uti
! the sail sh^jwing ivhijch < T
1 at Aggielajllidi last ujeeki
Texas tiibkj both jof tlit
• Texas tookj uuin f
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Walker to Work On
Ranch In Summer
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Doak W’alker, Southern Metho
dist’s AlliAmerieii halfback, is go
to jibjg to have a liusy summer and His
the work will give him th' opportunity
of i to stay iii top pihysical condition,
ten ns if he wouldn’t; anyway,
the Doak Will be ksjiistant director
lay jo(f thO Ute Trail jliancb Boys camp
oil at Po|vder Ho(jn, j'olo. A. C. Dudley
i of Dallas is director of the damp
which opens June* ^ and ruifs to
f August 7.
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TU-A&M iliiukl ,\!
H » not have $jl:
ed any! p.onil
lec'i '
Even cfflhcedljng .VBetfii'n
distance in, vlihicih A|]l:
Vai'daman) vv luldl object
still would ih;,ve gony. hoili
;lo\»and of [tlie s|or(|.’
Tew
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Ung ; jus to assume that McCann couW
ijkjjhHde bcijt Hemic Syfan when Syfan
is in sha|>e. . . And Still feWek
its, peopfe would assume that Steer
yd.f Waterpljiws could maich A&jM's
duhl | [great fOO-yard irelay team.
Ihe This tejani of Jtrry Fisher, Jack
Riley, Bjetnie Syfain has l>w*n Injeak-
Ul» ilng pool records ail) over the soutli-
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\jvest th is [ season, j
| The Ajfgic Swimming Team has
iji W|(ll baiaifced sbuad, ajul it will
be hard f|or any team td beat tilc.'ni
iuld be [ijo||Bijvx* this yeai| ‘ [• j
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l\ Shown above tire seven members of Dorm 16’^ fall sementer [intramural champion
TetUiisi team. First row: Louis M. Lamia, Ralph IS. Milliken, Andrew R. Davis, and Lawer-
Cmie W. llagenmn. Second row: Robert E. Lane, Thpttias C. Adams, and Ralph L- Burch.
Will is )•[[. IMtler is not pictured.
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Arizona, Victor Over Baylor
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Enrly. In Season, Claims Title
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['SoiilhwfeMt Conference Champion Baylor has jtiKf two
njorjb ojhstacltfs to overcome for a perfect season, tin unde-
foaled conference record that would enhance its change for
aibit'l to,the Re0onal NCAA Tournament without a playoff.
llUnbeateii in ten games, the Bears face the Utiiversity j
i btj TdRas i'n Austin (Wednesday and*
I ftxufi Christian id Waco Saturdav. $•* week at Houston I* ralay ami
‘ 'Baylor won thd title Iasi Iweek Saturday. lexas play^ IexaftC hns- .
wntif Aikansiisiaiiij Texas divided Dan in Austin Satui'lay. rbe _sca
the i if twin-game J series.
It! was'reportej from Phoenix,
Arii.. Sunday that Arizona has
re<|uested a pla\pff with Baylor
tjo determine the Southwestern
jjaniiysonlati ve in Ihe NCAA
Tolik-namenI at Kansas City. Ari-
' Jona defeated Biiyb.r earlier in
! (he jseason. •
LAMBERT TO I’KK WINNER...
[Eugeiie Lamhei'f. coach of Ark-
aiisufj and he 1 ,id of (He ilistriet. NC
son ends next vvebk with a pair of j
games. !' 1 ; : I
About the only thing oCinter-
est remaining in the conference j
race itself is Arkansas and lex; j
as' l>attjlc for second [ilacy and [
Ceorge Kok’s individual [scor
ing spree. j K;
Slater Mat tin of Xexjns tojak over)
second place in both eojlfei epee and [
season scoring with Pdk ai|d bee
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.Me.xft o, Texas
n,()L (petition a
A A ^ehrtiion "cimimittee. an noun- EKADINC SCORERS (Conference)' spiling training, concentrat-
<fejd f nly that the' team .picked IL ■ (ling ' *
W0Ul< iCome ftom Arkansas, New Player (J I - ', TP ”
or Arizona, lie did Ceorge Kok, A>'b.. c 75- •&> 15)0.
pliiyifff. flip of a Slater Mai tin, Tex.j g 6» '|k 128
eiiii) *|or. any otilnif means of de- Bill Tom, Bice, •• 50 $ 121
; ciliink 'tjh.e cnti y. i ’• 1). Heathington, fill, c 4J ; D 120
Arkanjjas tuiilfit i|efi'm|ing chain- Rov Pugh, SMt . e 45 ^8 118
l>inn rTuxias’ hopes for a share in LEAD^Mi SCORERS (Semyon)
the dj-own l»y -defeating the Long- Player (1 :F TP CjHICAGO, Feb. 24 —'A*)—Pro-
hhru4 54-40. Texas tumid around Ceorge! Kok. Ark., c I7fi;?7-1 42fi; motor Jack Begun begun making
uml .lda$t'ed the Bazorhacks’ chance Slater Mtu tin, Tex., g 106154 266 j plaljis today to stage a benefit box-
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T, Not From It
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DALLAS, Feb. 24 —UP)—
Tho»e who all these many
years have been dying a thou
sand deaths for the Texas Ag-
ffias may take heart in the crisp
statement of Harry Stiteler, new
coach of the Cadets:
“We will run off the “T” forma
tion. I am sure you notice that I
use ‘off’ and not ‘ftom’. I think we
have run from the T enough and
it’s about time we were staying ,at
home and not running from it.”
It’s a typical Stiteler statement.
This fellow is going to he mighty
good copy for the boys of the press
jn the coming football campaign.
He’s not cocky;; he ! s just a realist
[He knows that nothing is accomp
lished by taking an under dog at
titude. He knows that to imbue a
team with fighting spirit the coach
must be of thq same stripe.
Aggieland has no illusions of
grandeur. It has no better pros
pects—probably not as good-^s
faced it at the start of the 1947
season.
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But Stiteler and his co-work
ers have brought in a fine flock
of Freshmjen. Visions of what
may come in 1949 or 1950 will
serve as a buoyant influence for
1948. , ; i .
A changeyof poaching set-ups al
so has its effect. At least the sea
son can be started without knock
ing from every direction, without
defeatism becoming evident before
even one football is kicked. Thus a
good start is possible; a good start,
Can lead to big things.
Stiteler will have 19 lettermen.
Thatiineans reserve strength won’t
be too good. (Bat under the new
[freevfor-all substitution rule re
serve strength isn’t as important
gs it once was. You can do with
fewer replacemgnts when you can
shuttle your metlt in and out at wlll
Line Coach Bill Dubose has Stiteler changed the style of
n instructing the linemen to the T bt " aU8e h .« sa > 8
1 he has passers who can t run
and what sliced he has comes
from small boys.
“This, of course, says run the T,”
he declares.
To Be Rt
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college basketball
March 1, 2, and 3,,
cepted to complete til
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on the ends in sprin;
besides helpi
Stiteler iron the ki;
the backfieltjk
Tugbt
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in new
T” tatics during
ining, concentrat-
on the tackles and guards.
Benefit Staged For
Ring-Killed Boxer
at! ill Hiei. 54-Id.
GAlta THIS Vi EKK
Al Williams, Ark . f
Bill Tom, Rice, c
A A Basketball* In
Bi-District Stage
Fourteen Class AA high school
district champions square off to
and Lowell Calhoun
scout for the Reds. |
Hack Miller, managei
let* Club in the Lone |
will be in charge of thfc
carrtp.
baseball aspirants
age's of 17 and 22 ,Ve
not in high schodl arc
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Atkansas a'nd Rice meet twice Rov Pugh, SMI 7 , e
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85i[i)4 264 ihg match to bring financial se
103.161 257 durity for the jiarent* and sister night in bi-distnict series to deter-
99145 243 df Sam Baroudt. mine entries in tihe state champion-
Baroudi, whjse reril napie is j $hip tournamenli.
Cjandall, died early Satuiday'after L) enton (6) and Thomas Jeffcr,
being knocked out in the tenth and , Son( § an Amtoniio (15) coult^ ad-
last round of his Cnicago Stadium vance j,, .state meet by beating
fight with Lzzard Charles. [ Bonhahi (5) arid Harlingen' (16)
Begun, co-promoter bf the bout,; respectively tonight.
Five other th nee-game sWies bo- j
gin with Abilerje (3|) an<l Bowie,
El Paso (4) wajiiting! until Thurs
day.
Pairings tonight are: v : ! j
Amarillo (1) Vs. Graham (2) at!
Graham.
Bonham vs. Denton at Dallas, I
second game.
Clozier Tech, Dallas (8) vs. Poly, j
Fort Worth (7) iut Fort Worth.
Brownwood (9)| vs. Temple (10)
at Temple. ! ij
Texarkana (11) vs. Lufkin (12)
at Lufkin. j -
Milhy, Houston) (13) vs. Robert
E. Lee, Baytown (14) at Baytown,
Harlingen vs. Thomas Jefferson
at San Antonio, Isecond gaifet*.
Santa Clara and
Sugar Bowl rivals in
years—1937 and ’38.
Ween jlhd
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c|onsecU|| vt
said he and his firm would match
Charles, against “the best possible
opponent” and donate ‘ every penny
of jour profits” to the family of
the dead 20-year old Negro boxer.
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Ware rield house on
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to participate
Kilgore and
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Cincinnati
Hold Three
Sessions In
Dallas;; Fe»»i 24
Knott, Southwestern *
Cincinnati Reds,; anno i ice*
baseball schools pnd tiyiut
for Texas dluring Marc i.
First will be; Man h
Hallettsville, the ne:it
Kinney March 15-21 ah
at Ballinger March 22|3 8.
Knott will be ass is* d in
ducting the Hullettsvil e schoii
Bill Atwood, manager p; 4;he Bh;ll-|
inger club of the l/ongiicrn leaibv. ofei
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tie T>) la r entries.'|
eesje Junior College, of Lake
otily but*-
tstatel quintet' carded in the tour-
iHa)nOntj^^^
werk of [the court game
wfijl have/kn opiortunity to sec .
’ nior college squads *
e field includes the .
leading dub of each
C lodps.
Loop-lead ng Tyler heaiby a',
S outhwesteitn Juribr College<Con-
hce; conljingen :y j of jfive teams.'
Other (fontes unjls are NTAC,
i, Kilgore and John Tarletoii.H
e Remaining eleven tea,ms 4m*
mbeijs of the 27-school Texas
J|uni()i' College At iletic Conference,-
large leagui bt divided intd"
ibtites; West Texas, North Trx-.
Bast Te^as, South Texas (fiasG
division), South Texas (west-L
division).
West-Texlas re iresentatives are
kylaind, He number one team ia,
that zoiie, ajtd Amarillo, second.
Ranger qi top of [the heap in the
Il Orth Texals zonje, and Hillsboro”
re tbeientiics fipm this districtf..
The Bast Texajs Zone is i-epre-* • ^
bted by Hon Mprris of Jackson-
e aiid Allji'n Academy. These two :
InteLsj are; tied for.thc first Place
[the gjonci . . ]
linn Of jBrenh|int, Texas Lutb-
n, uiiid liamar of Beaumont, in V '
jtioni to| pace >«ctter McNeeke ■
enti ies prom the eastern dlvi-
sljob / jof the South Texas Zone. The
cptbrni division of the loop,is rep-
tod by first place Corpus -
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divided i inti threi*j sessions each
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jJOij tjlijc fipt and [second days of
fit) [touirncy,. there will be two
jgiames iii th: mon ing, three in the, '
'deifnqbp, a id three in the evening.
Aotiolii wi 1 begin at 9 o’clock in
t ib Imprninir. Thd [afternoon con- '
tlists wiill get underway at 1 o’tlock,
v h lie the evening tilts began at (»., .'
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(»n the final dby of play, the
c ti n) wiill jussle at 9 and 10:30
in [the hiorSing session and there
' ;be twd afternoon tilts, at 1 /
2:30. 1*10 trophy battles will
urt at 6 d'clock.
t'dur trophies, miniature gold -'
basketballs,! and n traveling bag
bej amojig tfee awards. I | ( ,
•kets for the [28-game bvent
3. Stuc ent ticketlt are $2. The.
dluu^alts are On sale at the “Cave”,
t ijej pCWmei ”, and [ Lipscomb’s. •
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Cleveland Indians bea
American League clubs during
1947.. His only win in four deci-
•| sioiis against the Athletics was a
no-ji itter.
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th» tJid lit, ho’ll light mj* a Camel
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Harry Bell, defense star of the
New Haven Ramblers of the
American Hockey League, drives
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[ season and was the Saskatchewan
| champion in 1942-48.
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