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By Blbi EVAjisi
hat
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i will go down t if Kyfe
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best Aggie
list ten yei
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■ , Aggies aide last
son, has fthishi
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ie teamr-^fMi feel confident:
good aho^ing b^aijse this
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on the
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year’s teaQi Alll be ab<|ut th
d has hajd, 'or th
Gwntry Men
9 4St Season
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| veq, two of last year’s team mem
bers win hot, be back this/year,
spring | McGlothlin finished hi? eligibility
and Raven couldn’t pass the phy
sical exjrmihation 1 needed for trade-
men. " " ; v " ; • ■
Those two absencesQvill hurt tfie
team but there are many boys to
e d
’<ek
r — _ T this W(^k y
,'Jwill probably find the king dii
j'tance boys getiingrin shape I
*' the coming seas in. fes, :nB3cou ( .
' try track is juet around thi cornef. Webster Stone, and little Jerry
Even with it tyugh s;hedu3e Bonned will be along to help
staring them ip the fac^ tpe boysjj Hampton win the meets. All these
boys were on last year’a team
which, .placed second in the SWC.
These four men will be hacked
up by J. C, Herring, Robert A^
so CpI<f n T Andy,
1 (tie thbrd iy the
rear Jeii-y Thomp
len, 1.. A.v Wilson, R. B. Atkins,
Alexander'Ortiz and ^ay Hol
brook, last year’s 440 expert. '
Colonel Frank P. Anderson has
son, has ftnishid at-T.lJ, hod will been working with the team fo?
no longer tifttr^tep SWC records the past few weeks ahd the boys
,It was onlyjnst year tfat Thomp• have been coming into shape and
t, sob act' the Sw
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course. ■-! j if
With Thi
Hampton.
u last year’s
meet, should hive' a good
to <Cop top hop
the Aggies
y recorl if 11:31! look #8 if they are ready Upstart
^ for the 2.7 milejs) the A.(g‘Cl*n<l the 48-49-track season with u big
(victory. . • •! ' ‘ ’
m t, J. D. The first competition for the
laiced third in Aggie squad will be the Oklahoma
crosu j ountry University Cross-Country Men,
a goiwi chance] The meet will be held during the
irVthH year for half iA. the A&M-OU game at
Norman on October 2.
Dual meets with Texas, Ricev '
£%\VA
If’f!
Ags Undergo Ro
Back Buryi Baty S
^'VT'-' ‘' l ' >1'.
Scrimmage sessions galore were the order of the
Field as Head Coach Harry Stiteler and Freshman’ C«
respective squads through gruelling workouts.
With only twenty-five minutes of practice time
sprained ankle when he was blocked out of a scrimnna
mediately went to work, on
Andy Hillhouse
And Video Meet
For First Time Numerous Inj
Elevens This
to determine the seriousness
injury.'
Before the scrimmages si
Coach Stiteler ran thp v
through .lengthy drills o*i
defense 4nd pass offense.
The first string defensive
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK. Sept 22, —<A>)—
Best tale heard over the weekend
concerns an outside basketball star
who had been eagerly sought by
almost every college in the south-
J west.’
By the Associated PrjesU
Injuries— minor and nr a;
The kid finally picketed certain
Texas, school and the athletic de- - • , - ,, ,
partment joyfully ordered a tailor reported at nearly al
to make a couple of suits to fit w ®t£ ConfewncO football ji
his, hmca. ffume—then by one of ^ .t* 1 ® T ^ n . IVt; il s,t Y j
those strange switches, the lad captains Dick Harris and
disappeared from the_ campus and wero Priucipgl L ii gl on
turned up at a coHege in a neigh- casualties. > 1
afternoon on Kyle
Irvin ran their
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1 Baty suffered a
Blaine Rideout im-
6f Bob Goode in
y spot,- Bart Haltom at
eft! half back slot, Jim Boswell
e xight half post and Buryi
bi eking up the line with
„ Hub Elils:
r thf liae tie first stringers
werj: M ix Griener and Odell Staut-
ergi r at guards, Jim Winkler
Jimtn^ Flowers at tackles arid
the terminal posts,
th the Aggie passing
lie Wright- and Wtpy Wbit-
a t the terminal posts. j
. _ fame,
th|t pasli defense continued
ty although f
shea of bHlliancerin.
I the pass <
lool spotty although there
re tl ishes of bHlliancerin both
sea of the game. J*
nmia Casbion, Buryi Baty, sfndl.
Ni :holas all got off a few
• pa ises during * l — (
biggest consol
is he
parses during the afternoon,
ist consolation to Aggie
at all three of these mpn
continually improving as ,ball
’■ ' Stiteler’
1
er * turitt
Joe McG loth ill i and Uolimd Ita-
boring state.
Instead of howling about the
affair, authorRjes oi the school
merely dispatched a note saying
that since the suits weie no
longer useful, didn’t school B
take theip off their
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By return mail camfi n note say-
e’s
fa
? Harris, All • America
■witched to center ' thli|
wrenched a knee in Tekis 1
victory over Louisiana Stiti
week. Fullback Landry turnd jup
with a “charley horse" in jhl»llg.
leri In Coach Stiteler's T ftjr-
harlini Ro;
dismay
Sn jpste
Ro
There was some doubt tluk £ ur
ris would be able to plhy> ujgu HKj
very much, here’s North Carolina this week
Qutside of this, there wujs
pf jsy ariound the Longhoitn
was ‘^ixtreiin
L the w >rli ” o
‘TvKJSSS? Zl ‘"““•r* 1 “w l#«.«'Inteuntu«l Program. The ri'h«r VhU.®phi. „ .... »
h^W hire u A*M dJriM following men are Senior Intramural Managers and will be „ ce k for the Villinov, game, »ev- the line” in th.’
> Owl game on Novem: responsible for making the schedules on which,the program eral of them were rounded! up to Tigers gained only
Has Experience
t,8 cased; Billie Hightower, L»i,ug appear on a television shotv
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BRYAN,
PHONE 2-7009
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^rL^iTu.eS.’LiS.hg! i’Mural Managers, Officials Announced
contests have not been decMbM^' + ' . , . inA* “Thinks
!SrC»5^SrS5f fef Senio^Sf jSr h IntraZrM Maragem ‘m wmTw the In- "
‘ idielphia last ly w^ll pleased with
the line” in the LSU ga
Tigers gained only 38 yardjs
_ „ - w r- w . ground. I , ' .
Benefield, Jack England and John at the end of the performance, j p . .
(“Hawk") Lincoln. someone asked Andy Hillhouse, a ,u? n a J r n Jw RnK,
The Junior Managers as well as lankv Aggie end from Alvin, Tex., jj £!« «nnaH 1
the Intramural Officials will offi- if that was his first video per- j d . v h | ® q ffi.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — — ciate the different sports with the formance? Tnl«d weess garpej
Harold W. Kopp, former football assistance of the Sophomore Man- ’Television?” Replied Andy,
assistant at Brown. Harvard, Con- agers. The Junior Managers are Why, until I came up here ves-
necticut and Northeastern and -Anlmo're, Bill Barber, Bob - terday I neier heard of it be-
now at Yale, plaved fullback on Speer. Ralph Hahnfeld, Sam Clark, tore,
the 1930 Western’ Maryland Col- Joe Hovsepian, Robert Schechter,
lege team that extended the Hengat, and BiH Richard.
school’s winning streak to 27 The Intramural Officials are , ,
straight games' The ’30s squad Powell Scheumack, Charles Lester, get in wrpng somewhere through
won IT consecutive eames He Charles Lattimore. Bill Hodge, tys frank appraisal of team and
also was captain of the 1932‘squad Herb Carter, Bill Thornton, Jewett individual prospects Last week
rliio Royalty and Bobby Goff (
ired soma fanc/ball cairylug
^rday’s scrimmage. Goff and ^
ity promise to be AAMi
ng runners this fall,
fief *he practice session Baty .
taken to the hospital to vj! |
ably’ 1 be
the Rice Owl game
er 13. Definite plans have not yet
been made. ' ■*[.
The schedule will bri hard but
with one of the best teams ever to
run on; the Kyle Field cinders the
A&M cross Country squad should
make itself known during this fall
track season.
e his ankle X-raycd to i*tf If
banes were broken. ? It la
noil known a|sYet whether or ndt
Bajty f\i\ be able to play In the
h game in S.un An*
toi io tjhla weekend. • !
! j P ilphlDanicl And Blanton TuyRc
twoj othpr injured backfiek! men,
k/i .eirv «•« «rAa4^^«»rl
mi. Th wet i both
on th
DOLLARS CAUSE ,
FRENCH COrrON WOES
LILLE—bF)—French textile men
are blaming Egypt for their cur- ] school’s winning streak
rent ills.
I They say their factories may
! have to close for lack of cotton,
We always thought Francis Wal-
fhe intramural Officials are ' lace, the football forecaster, would
because of the insistence of Egyp- which lost only one contest, to Petty, Skeeter Winder, Joe Culli- his annual forecast hit the news
, tians that they be paid in dollars, BuckneH ,and was a guard that ^ an > Bert Huebner and Zeke stands ... The blui bon the maga-
raoher than in their own money, season.
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Strange. ' v ,zine cover read: “Pigskin Pr view.
Barney Welch wants to point out Why I Don’t Vote For Wallace.’’j
that Sophomore Managers are still — v
needed an^l for any Sophomores wr l/l 1
that might be interested to cont KrPQttl li HIA/ li lllrk
tact him at the Gym. Barney is at 1Vi 1V1UIJ
the Gym in the afternoojis in the »» ppi |
southwest comer office. , IVIeetS 1 hUTSuay ••
Official capacity of the newly 1 „ j v u n
, - . n , , The Kream and Kow Club will
enlarged Orange Bowl stadium is hold its firgt meeting for the fall
60,132 seats. ; semester at 7:30 tonight, Doit
- ! Shelton, president has announced.
This year’s club promises to be
the largest’-and most active enroll
ment since pre-war days, Shelton,
said, and all dairy husbandry ma
jors, their guests, and all others in
terested in the dairy industry are
invited to attend.
THE PSyCHOUOGlCAL FACTORS OF
OOUISHNESS MANIFEST THEMSELVES
in a vARtery of ways, what are
THEY. MR. JACKSON ?.
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OPTIMUM ORGANOLEPTIC
GRATIFICATION!
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Our workmcr
skillfully ejf^i
courteously.
ipr inljut „
lh suited-up in yestcjijday’s
ipi-aBtice! but neither went through
the icriipmage p^ft of the workout
C ily Aggie sauadmatj who :a
totially s'ideiineji fs , halfback
j De\g. Dew will be ont in-^
def ilteljy with a spraine^U; legi-
stil
sslter4 Bobby
Imei t near his knee-cap.
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