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IONOVA, Ipa., Sept, 16J(Spl to the Batt)—Did
someboiay say “Ole Airniy ?” Yeah,^ome to think of it, that
( i description may fit after Vi llano va finishes tossing A&M’s
alleged football team around for four quarters. We imagine
. the resemblance bet^een^the team and a weatherbeaten as
sortment oi bedraggled &acF<&m|u-d -r H— V 1
.ers willite raAer strikW. teajh, ^ k naw. / •
“Ole Arirty lS n K ht Mighty of. When A&M Was fi rat mentioned
f ^ 0n vin VtKtl ° n SLU i C T as a possible opponent, even somer’
on the V llanova^catnjius . ha|e of tho ' se who r ' a Vd the value of l
about this gannt is hdw i ig'a mf r a « breather » balked at t he pros- !
g.rv we 11 win by Some aiyugge-ft- t „£ playing the farm boys,
insr leni ? ncy bp extended! to the £ nVl * x/ breather -stufp
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However,, there have been so
that this breather .-stuff’
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0 j waa a def.nite danger that ifi Vil- I
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(lowntrojldeh Fjarmers b rView ^
the! lOng trip they must} make. T" 1
wirl by more tkjan five ti>uchdo\yji
would ,haidb(r be ^ayihg the P>jJP-.} whose records were; so bad tBiey
" *^Jten|r"-H. V TA,«. r ;oooMn' t even pa,, for a “broath.
aach JUtvlMN OLIVER
of Villanova is an ex-Wildcat
great. His team is well-rated in
the East and may give the Ag-
gjes some trouble.
Foir
WTAW to Carry
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Crippled Razorbacks May Have
Trouble With Yellow jackets
By LEON SOMER ;
Football will be in full swing this ; week-end as four
Southwest Conference teams, Texas'A&M, TCU, Texas, and
Arkansas, take fen opponents for the first time this fall.
Three other teams, Rice, SMtJ, and Baylor are not scheduled
for play this week. -
f ln the fii'&t game Saturday, Tex-4 1 — — 1
hs A&M takes on Villanova in a Slation WTAW ca the
game to ,be plaj-d at Franklin „„„„ ^ onfm<r , 9 .t n
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W to Carry A&M Gamt; at 12:50
lorbacks May Havei . ■ i Boston Loses,
b Yellowiackets - ; " ; : m .ifll i- tfr, 1 i- lili -Of n i..
the! Idng triji t|iey must} make.
I-- *•' would hiirdlv hi> playihg the pr
lowevOp, anot!
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should g»| all hut, whiifh weiftir, • . im - ol ,o, -the reanectable football
Aggie*
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Of \IL ||«VIIV |(4lfL&Sy.
T^<ansJneedle*s to spy have
been infbrrhcd 'of Bob P alidor,
fastest jtliihg thiA side of gr
tobert IS
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-hound dag raceja. Rkpid
' tnmlc.'shmnblt s of ji lot bctJjjer
lines than j he. Aggies; uic’goingjjto
be able to fi6ld come i Si pt. 18 and
there is little fbubt’tpui the game
will be anything mprf t mn a wild j
succession of touchdown ? bounding
through^the leaky Aggte farwalrd
among the respectable football
teams. Realizing that ‘ A&M is
strictly in the weak sister class,
Aggie Replies to Detestable
Letter From Villanova Fan
holding puli-hopes of vid
is, of cbui’se, ’pure farti
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Field m Philadelphia. This game These two teams have met
is the years first Game of the , c btfori, that was at’
Week and will be broadcast coast th / T ltfr Rc * e F ’ Sstival in 19j 9
to coast over the ABC netVork.! wh en Kimbrough aijd company
ran over the W.ldcais 33-7.
Saturday’s game is fairly evenly
matched withv the Aggies being
the- slight undeidogs. Both teams
have string lines that are capable
of stopping ai,y ball carriers/
The .W,lucats are led by man-
mountain tackles John Skndtisky at
2(50, Louii Ferry at 235, and end
Ed Berrang who, at 205, is * no
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chance that they might,\ bte able
to hold the score down rto 5QiQ and \
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By Report Rinsington
Vi -“En* i.Tm S ttTSS: »> ^ «<• “» «•"* »*«> dW, Tt h A,“l, f
smaller in size but
the mi
The Mainlfners as they arc^ call-
idetracking.
cd are in for a severe sinetracking.
, nrmy can puu one icov-oui oi me iLl-j,. . *u„ u rt -,ui««u . I'UightJntb the junk , houp along
t: ,mn nnil make it rJumblc, hn«-- "'“ h •8 «>« oflw n^U-huv,.
ever remotely, a football game.
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Then, there is Andji (Jordon, imd ]
Joe' .Rogers, both of wjhom, it ! is T1/ '
Ft. Worth, Tulsa
Lead Ip Playoffs
the^^st this week (it, storiesi by i hcTna." Leading Team of the EaS’
eastern sports writers, of cours -1 After Satunlay thc y'll probably
and the^ time has come to set tuke Horace Greeley’s advice and
things straight. . “Go West.” Their reputation in
Tts amaiing the way those alleg- thl , east >vin be crvishe< f ( niu tilated
ed sports exppi ts in the < ast can ^ n( j otherwise pulverized after the » —
let their imugmations run away visil agaill( , t Cashion, Stautz, Hill- ward walls wU! be backs who are
from them after digesting too bousei and t, b e boys. capable of throwing that pigskin
steady a diet of Villanova propa-, Poor Villanova—one might feel around. The Agg.es who come from
grinda, Villanova terrors^ ,whutta sorrv for that eriiaeiated hunch of a conference that is known for its
The Aggie line is so mow hat,
in size but is easily
capable of making up in cfuality
what it lacks iii quantity. L.ad-
rng the Fanners Saturday
against the Villanova Lam will
he such stalwarts as tackle
James Winkler at 230, guatd
Odell Stautzenberger at 215, inul
tackle James; Mowers at 215.
Working behind these two for-
— _ r .- r , --mr i-r DALLAS, Sept, li /R _ The laugh. Better call them Terriers. | wou i d . be football players if their passers will rely on the strong
reported turned dowjn bro off|rs : Wcxus League s top finishers wore They’ll be as mild as the most methods weren’t so crude Actual- arms, of Jameff Cushion and Buryi
from .the ■ Chicago Bk.af=s just tcfjyut m trout today in the tirst house-bioken pet when A&M gets ly tbe , tory beh.nd alljthis “vie- Baty to cany the burden of passing
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.^dte liLtjlfe St. Louis' Browns who
oi|d thjdirijBtaira to Boston fur sorrje
ouing ihe nanu mat
’s: nibble, a 3-1 Red
reduced Boston’s Ameri-
e lead lo oha game over
. Hi aiso provmed Bill
ith i mure i^grketing nia-.
A&M will have four husky centers this season in
HUGH MEYER, HUB ELL1S V HULljN SMITH, and BOB
Coach Stiteler is expected to use two centers as linebacker* t irlliij
Mask and Foilers
To Meet Today
another season, than
alter
ilhivvy geiH by me name
BWiiis staneQ chi
(altering Bed Sox.
»son.
gnnize for the coming
'Only two of the tour lencers
Student tickcjts for t u
Texas Techt game
side Tuesday 9
YMCA Lobby.
Deadline for puidus
Mt* is 5 p. mi ThuMt
play orte niore season ijwith diar<
ole Villjmuva. ] j;
As a mattef of .fact r (few Ag
gies knpw thi^. as we Jhave tiled
to spart tH^ir feejingsbut Vi|a-
bova jpst- ijgndescemlod J,o play Ihe
Aggies after jhe Arinvi. game |he
following week'was scheduled. |Ve
to Have
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',>ad planned a | hard gaiinc to obon I Houston 2^0 as the club's prepared
the ..season but) then it \fas decided i to resume play at Houston after
ground, play-offs but it wouldn’t
'take much to clyangd it; i '
Fort Worth, which wound up !
. ,first'tover the full season route,
held a 2-1 lead over Shreveport!, j
f the fourth-place club, by faking ' fkl P T1
a 7-1 decision last night. S-^|pfw|-WT || oof
Tulsa, the second-place club, 'h|d- 1. vfl. M ddl.
tory” propaganda that it flowing for the Lam.
down from Quaker country is real- The. Wildcats, who have been
ly quite (simple. I ’i ! brushing up on their aerial game,
The Wildcats are still picking hope to counter the A&M passing
up the pieces after that 33-7 lac- attack with a quartet of passer*
ing in Tyler nine years ago. It may °f their own.
vsound disgustingly
The fencing team 0.111 meet at
the YMCA Monday njghL to or
tho cummg scA
who received lettci's last Apring
are eligible to compete’in the in-
Licollegiate league this yeatf 1 They
aie Gus Mistrqt and 1. J. Bagnos. THIEVES TRY LUX
ihe team will ho headed by Bnr-,| KANSAS CITTY —
ribs who was awarded a major City thieves are the
sport letter for winmpg the SWC type. Police reported
Saber championship last spring, i ing articles stolen, in
The lack oi lef.-handers on the
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team will keep the fencers from
practicing against southpaws, so
all wrong-handers are urged to
cifmc out for practice, names
said.
dozen different brp
night: Two television
fully selected Set of Hshiria
a set of golf dubs, a
lighter, 12 electric ffini j
30 jeartons of cigarettes
to have a? “breather”
Army ' gape. I^ind rif
before . |he 1 being idle last night because of
wa.rnjpp, 1 rain. < ( ^
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1 receive two tickets to the Texas
Baekfield Men
mems with i.RSce, Baylor, Te cas U., ball; campaign.
Texas Tech., and vne <jniveisicy| —
ol Houston. !
familiar, but
Villanova was the “leading team
of the east” that year too, and the
Aggies were rated down about
j where they are now. Well, after
| that thumping, the “Mainliners”
have had to wait nine years to
LUBBOCK, Sept. 17, Speed work up the courage to sched tie
will be a marked character- *!} e A »K' es again. And it seenys a
i.stic of halfbacks on the Tex- hke they were too quick at that, af tel noon at Lawrence, Kansas.
as Tech football team this fall start thL' V “vicW’ camnaien £ r . These two teams . hHVe mct ? n | fro,n humans, the lion’s
Fono itrVisi hatre'.irats.hAa u i * t cam P ai ^ n ^ five previous occasions and the most dangerous enemy, according
^ Tl 0 haVC * atched WOrk - ^ 0, ^ er .. t . he . falte | lng m ° rale on ‘T Kansans have yet to win n irame. to some big game hunters, is the |-
Expected to handle the Villa-
nova passing will be quarterback
Andy/TJord<Ml, Neil O’BoyJe, Bill
Dohefty, and defensive quarter
back feteve Romanik.
Texas Christian University will
meet the University of Kansas in
A special feature of the fencers checkered sport shirt
will be an exhibition match with — +
the Tessie MasK irnd roi^fs, in Dartmouth will plsjy
addition to the regular l ourna- hoirle games during Die
Hinpin aid the most aatnau
uiiin wa|k just another *>
t also run at at. Louii
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wAh about
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wieqt imd the game
bait i the runnorup miw
kens had dtvidca an atl-*
in>onj lilpuuuheader at Detroit,
they Iwbn tneji would pick up «
h RMn*. Inftend they were vie-
tjjuueij! ;by iratimn’H magic.
r unmin ; shiuc out mu i\ed So:
u|jitil ilhh bliitlj.
Cievtpndl j«mk advantage of
tosii n s lijsa to clnse me gtj
ctwt en lirist and third place
l!;aine«i The tribe hand)
rasiiiniKdin its loth straigl
The tapkifes missed a chance~td
t i IBosiioti lor me ilead .by losing
t e first guide,ht Detroit, <:-l. They
s Ivagep the secohu, 8-4. j
The I league-leading Boston
I raire^ jwirei jHle in the National
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It takes 1 a force of eight pounds
a game scheduled for Saturday | to knock oyer a hurdle in a race.
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An unlucky 13 candidates have
draw n praise of coaches in pre
season workouts and indicatitms
are that once in the open the
Red Raider runners will he
hard to stop.
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One report n.aching college sta
tion stated fhai, three Villano\|i
students had resigned and enrolled
in medical school father than ha\ie
to sit in the stands and see their
(See FOUR SWC, Page 6)
porcupine.
I beloved eleven bounced around Hy
Competing for the starting spot ^ Aggies. Their po.nt in st u dy-
at left half are: Zac Henderson, in K ™dicine is, of course, to aid
C* 1/ IVTXC U<*IX CilC. .jlldlUGl OlMly . ~ . f . *-v 1*1
Quanah, letterman two ybars; Wal- , in Patching up Pennsylvania hu-
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ter Maionev, Roscoe, 1947 letter- n nJ! 11 ^ in t ^ e even Hituie A^ 1 ^'
man; Calvin Steveson, Brownfield, Villanova games are scheduled.
1947 letterman; Ike Stuver, Ysleta; Another report carried the infor-
George’Worrell, Lubbock; Herman " rt » t ' on . that . tir f \ 1 l lanova c °- ef,s
Bailey, Detroit; and Joe Wilson, faintei1 aiu! others we,, t on
Clniiffp 't opium when the news was releas-
Out for right half arc: Glenn thc Wildcats were to play
Lewis, Quitaque; Charles Reynolds , , . .. .
Odessa; Bill White, Vernon; Tim 1 a state of affairs
Hatch, Wellington; Bill Barbee, SW «‘P'\"K th( ‘ campus^ drastic mea-
Littlefield; and Bennie Tidwell, of ? ure * were needed. Thus Jhe v,c-
Bowie, 1945 letterman hack from .H^ver even.the
misguided individuals who started
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privately that the best they can
hope % is that the movement will
jirevqjjt a general, collapse BE
FORE the!game. After the opening
whistle blows, they forsee nothing
but (me! tragedy after another for
tnoir beloved instjitutlon,
One rumor turrenUy sweoiiing
i the Aggie cumpuja Jis that colloc-
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Henderson, Tech’s best pass re
ceiver, has been, running wild in
W.orkouts and may become a star
if malaria picked up in the
Sc-utli Pacific does not plague
trim again this season. Maloney,
was the Texas high school lend*
ing irtorer In 1945, averaging 27
points a game.
to £Jsg
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*4und ability ns a runner »nd kicker, j L . .hinJl
Wil,.,,, L Irttei-wl n« . .’’.inU'. l r;„! f ) After I, Soy Sre
and qua. term.ler on the track team prrtly cocky bunch Jt’ll probably
l\\ O J v'flt *• -f — » j « i .
Reynolds has b-en the Border
Conference sprinl king the past
three seasons and earned a place
h the Southwest Olympic team
he past summer. '
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take two 33-7 beatings ,to piit them
in their place.
SECURITY COUNCIL
TO REVIEW HYDERABAD
, v t . PARIS, Sept. 17 —UP» The Uni-
shabon, has shown greater speed y Na { ions S e cm .ity Council voted
and power this fall, while Hatch,
freshman last year, also has given
promise iof being a bettpr player.
White also, a freshman last season,
8 to 0 Thursday to look into the
war situation in Hyderabad. China;
Soviet Russia and the Ukrains ab-
,, , , ,, i • i • stained in the vote placing the
has found his kicking prowess Indian invasion of the princely
again, a^well as a returjj of speed. state on the ag enda.
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