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tiul thU cornw 1
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to Edge \
to Lose
took n beatlnja on
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an oHptKijttlly
it Im hoartejify |]
to Ttittriu (w tfiy fr^ntla who naMih
reyniuded me about it that no man,
pdfle redd that ituff,
Tint thw.riorJpaok Club aluo hft |
a roiiffh It mo, ffor the firat in qui j
a yijhlle no pita picked all of t)
wjw.
owahd & F
How bad wiitf tjiMU irfiL
h this week? Army poured salt on
r ey slaughtered l^llanoyla 28-0 last
The MuBLahgs i^N!''|h4vu: i io»c>
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pver Baylor. The
from home at Mehj
lack reserve istrenp
year.
K roons have
fielda in ! the coudt
their defenule i« w«
they trmjnced tihti
eHsee lea mi', j
ickers alika trmim |j
n
nave high; rotenli
been known |o hjjwc
Aftor lookirg
forip, TCU huh tb
Wlnjiora. ]Tdx
every ballet, aihd only one Agg
jiieked AdtM top tltTwn before fex
Oottlng blickj behind the ctgl
ball, your reporter will pick ijh.
hard ones first jand take Texas oVi
New Mexico, by about 40 point,
Although the k/onghorns will b
liwaly from hojne again, they al
rintJNr fita. fViA I .nKruJ
»lj!'
easy favorites over the Lobos.
ake us look
hen they beat Texa
L&M’s wounds wne*
kek.
and we niay fare a little better in
than depa. tment.
Oklahoma has a gvod line and a
fair OHCKilieiu, oui. c..c^ <,, ^ ik i. iii
lape after losini; rto
n he Soonera mayldso
p
uble than 1 they ex||?|t frdml t^e
Raider^, but sbo ia»\vin by 28
ints before a lnr{ je hometown
crowd. . *- |
Rioe gof its offeh i tVe well-oiled
Igst \veelc arid should! h|Dt have J
■ouble with the ti& 1 Tigers,
wls will be out to eVaen tlor
Jthe 21-14 lacing ha tied them by jicity buiMup
LSU last seasonJfl iii is a g(|wrl = The bl|ck
eek to do it, be<Un |e the Tigers be necessary
ust lo^t two start 6 N So, call it on a lim
6-7. ! , | 4 1| , The Battjiouid [just quote Williariv
Getting well-hiddenl behind the son and leavo the predictions alone
eightJ>aU, it looks^l^ Misp State (which vp? ifiax have to do). So,
:th<
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A. if. Dugas, varsity guard, made all-state at
*45 for Port Arthur. He has three years eligibility
year under wartime eligibility; rules).
f
;
too good ji
aihy 1 banta Cla||a.
The be expectijig to use us as a resitin^
place because] of our recent pub*
orb above would
if 1 d.d not gc
eijy once in a
T
ard in'.’44 and
left after this
sjilje Mis^. Stot
Be )| will; be fa
e.rii^is and ma
Tennis Takes Spotlight Of
Corps Intramural Action ; /
Three;basketball' games and;^ix 1 ; Only one forfeiture wjifv: record
ed in Wednesday’s activity. ‘C’
hiding behiifl the eight ballj, the
f,nal scoge ipnight be something
favor of A&M.
ill k*
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II
of rat (With
Miss. State t
J; u fril/r. Hi'.”; . ■ -i: t j,
WACO, Tex., Sept. 2B (Spl)-
The Baylor Beare will take to the
air by special charter flight Fri
day morning for Memphis, Tenn,
where thry will face Mls«, State
College Nf«*t>ons /In Crump Stad
ium, Saturday,
ThU wil|/i>e the firm meeting
between the two aelooU and will
be played on neutral firaund before
an ,uK|Hoted attendant'll of IIM.miii
I'anMr 'jk
.Tim neNi'H will travel approxi
mately iilloii milea in the n<*t two
Weeka, traveling to Memphia, ami
hen; mi the ftdlewlng wrek to
/ thitna tfnlveraUy tif Arkatmas
dNimbaeka, Belh tripe will be
( 'a,yeHevllle, Ark,, for the game
. nlveraCty of
1 1( ft i
nadti liy i'lmrier planer,
Coach Uob Woodruff of Baylor
sold I hut Huy lor, would have lo
have an Improved ground and
push defense In order lo play on
iven terms with the Maroons
and the Bauorbacks. M t( will be
much more difficult to attempt
to come from behind ngatnal
either of these teams than pecn
pie; realise,
en,
bah
x-1 "Tfri N : i N' :; I
. at m
pener Ton
13 :
Picks
nan, and Deal' h
ield Starters for Tonisht
— — ^ -in!
WilliamuQn Sy
col luge football
Ifuttim, whi
team* oy)t
tlili mition by fiomu epmplicatii 1
meana wbirb no one seem* to j
able bilflgjiire oil, has comu <mt
with tpelr pick of tile Icumn Hfjier
- , ;. [J;
ln*l w» ek»; gaf|u«i,
The lop tep It ail
l> Clirglliil UL.
iborflNr TUclli
liojp tep t« ajmh In the coilin»
try in cording to the Wllliamuoh
Systeujraiei
r
kljm:
11.
Sri Ipwestorn
'hllf bciilu
'hluiinbla V
Itliinieseta
Vliesi StutC
HMUi
Slotre Dan|u
Fivj j Solithwealern
'teams followed piidh
Conference
other,in the
’ ’Woodruff said in 1 rating»j beklnnlng fftb Baylmv at
wafaM Sr T'
summing up
The Bruins came out of the Tulsa
game Saturday in good physical,
condition and started to work Mon-' ,
day against Mississippi State plays , JV "
and forpiatiops. <
Ife-
tenilis niatohes highlighted Intra
mural activities yesterday as cran-
pefcitioh ■ became keener among the
:ore
like 14-1.1 i
Corps teams.
Sportk writer IIa i Pottk, / Who
outed! Baylor forjtw Bait, said C ’ i.* J l JI g-ii i
that th^ Bmjns Wop if be hot this SOd0l( '^V v^llll)
!l'
f On jthe JthM-JRajKl, ,th^ ;M|»- EleCfe j Officer#
tone bf the
b^it jbark
'although i Robert IS.j Weynand was elected
Last j»efk ! presidenl ofl the Sociology Club at
i'pnce-feared the first me] ting of the year Tues-
Tennessee learn). i\ r riaky gucl'tH day night. '
would Ih* 12^-21, Iniljtvpr of Mafa. Other iff jeers elected wero R. B.
State. f L> [j I !j Laaawcll|i Udcrotary-treasurer, iand
TCU-Arknliisas. Tl W is the kind Loom M<tirg|n, v ce-presidr ntl'Fried
}ot game wlijich coaches'uiul U. Chawfoivj, gnuhmtc student was
Both ttWms named Ag jCauncil reproaentanv^
tes, but'hnve and D. jGJ|Stenike, sociology !ln-
iisorajido difys. | stmietorj vfls made sponsor.! |
I Woynjpnf tvhnounced thnlt the
nd
“E h Field Artillery scored a 26
to 10 triumph over Senior Com
pany with Bill Couch of “E” Bat
tery scoring 17 points to lead his
team’s scoring. C. G. Fergus was
\ Seni&r Company’s top scorer With
five points.
In a (me aided match, “C" Atr
Vet failed! to shols' up‘ against Day
Students for u irannty msich.
ca|me limpifig along in the
h iun 8Nth. The only team
si|gnificance rated below
;gies'was it>SU at l»8th. J
Adrian Burk, juriior college I ^
transfer from Kilgore, Texas, was ^i°K ° f
the big noise in Baylor’s aerial
*amc S»,urd«y nifht, connectiaji
sxas Tich,’
Sim, Mlled the p-eetest broken | ^ '‘ n ' d T ' k *‘
field runner in Baylor’s history, over {New MeXicp.
scored two touchdowns and re
turned punt and pass interceptions „ _
or a total of 162 yards in pacing Yankees was the first American
’ " ‘ “ - ! “* ^ ’ ' T ‘ ’■ ' |
m* *■ °< w t*
IS? k2£SITCU over Ark.neee, •aft.!*
the Bears to their 42-19 decision Leagjier to homer in every
ipver Tulsa. | * n ^ c * rcu * t 8e880n -
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Joe DiMaggjo of the New York,
'can
art
so give thi'nji a 21-fljjieao,; upurui ijuewuay oi every mm
AA’M'w cbaiuWHffifr U Win osier invited all ]•uidenta Jnterer
Oklahoma : U. dq pot biok too sotiologi’ t§ join the club,
bright o(i the purj ee. The Af- | ;|‘ ; jj-1'
gies hav(! lookwlitjth good ujud
bad on, HefctHe, [tljpauh SlitHer
jflbad,
! t-
; if
Fiiank Ifai’lua are from Kentucky,
iciit quite U(hli of time tfim Alton rtisidcs in Lm
week working : 4 bfi IjmHs defense, Barnet) l| ijopkinsville.
him spent quite a hi of time t
U
1
Texan A&M U |!
ithe Week fhe-; Weynindl announced
(host material, elUb.wou d anelet on the secoiid
r)!;I. » • t xil n
fonrth TjUi'.^Uy of every mot
Army! tackles Bert A to
bank Rlii’les
Alton raddes in Louisvilllo
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th iml
ted ill
w
ick\
fvl
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Team i 1 | I i ; ; Hiore Team l [ Score
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Texas
8MU
Baylor
Rice
TCI
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All c'ntripN
;Fridi»y aftcrnubij.
.Only one.entry
Name
Address j..
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Team ' | |
Oklah imi !
New Heiico
Texas Tich
'Miss. State
II.SU
Arke*su«
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Battalion jOfjfice before five O’clock
ill lecciiyc twq ti|keit3 to the LSU Igame,
Itch persoi
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Force dbwnejl “B” Vet ivith ease,
the fimii score being 22 to 7. Bud
dy Uiely led |hc wingmen in points
scored with 11 and Johansen > of
“B” Veb racked up four scored fpr
his teank. i s '
“E’f Vet and “C” Field had a
♦ U«-»
game, with ‘'E!’ Vet; the
of a;27 to It) tilt. GwJrge
lanky center of the, vet
ipped in 16 poipLs ta lead
lug. R in toil and Ho)(|in of
W- oajgh accounted fop f»ur
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Pi Eli
rfi.T” ,
nr
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tPrJ
1,1
{■'fc
4-
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tighter
winner
BroWn,
dub, dijiippc
the kcii
“C” Fu
■oiiim
Ojp t te idniis eobiftjk, “U'T Aif
Force i lyl “B” Field AiUllery'pit
ted Uu ip tetimV skill before the
XrtllU'iy squiid Won 2 lb l.Tloou-
■M's fro n "u” Cavalry < roppen ‘A’
\SA f» r,u 1 iss as they Swopt their
match ( to i). ‘‘A” Infantry did the
very si n)e thing to ’TV' Engineers.
Infamy and "(ft? Cavalry
nth fhn) lajrge luiamitls for their
'nine mi by match’s mid thO in-?
’•tijiil’inl'n jiut down the trodnors
1 to p. la a jrcmatched guiue. Dorm
16. vvbii jovtw Dorm 15 ip »ti’|ighl
set#, 2 to ft, one set heing forfaited.
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Quarterback Club
To Meet Tonight
1, [ ’
Coadi Charlkr DfeWaro will speak
at the; third mooting of! the Quar-
terbaek Clu)i tonight at ft:30 in the
Assehjbly Hall. Films of the A&M-
Texasj ^ech game will be shown.
Coach peWare scou led Okla
homa U. last week aga nst Santa
Clara and will be able to give a.
good] idea of what may b<( ex
pected of the Sopners offensive
ly ahd defensely.
'. f ilb: . f '; i • j LI
Stddcnts, their wives, members
of the faculty, and visitors are wel
come! to attend the Quarterback
M ;xr
'[•I
li Ji
Club.
.F.
McNeill
tbt* last
Quarterback Club contest and will
, be fi vurdijd two ticklcts to the
; Oklahoiqa game. McNeiU’a entry
was the only One out of approxi-
! mate y 176 which picked Tech over
A&Mj. McNeill missed the Texas-'
I North Carolina game, but his other
chokJ'S were close.
Dop Engelking will handle the
I program tonight as Art Howard is
I accompanying the team to Okla-ji
honia.
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AGGIES LEAVE TONITE
I he Aggie football tM» will
h» ard the train at I p.m. tonight
for Oklahoma City. A workout
ia planned In Norman for to
morrow afUrnonn. Trip ptaia,
call for the team to rftnrn at
-r
stepSe?A§xe,
fhmanj
KM
.
.if
m # tii
lioulturiil
L .'fill
Of two
prom
to bo a Hdrd fought iflame.
jN0|IMAN, Oklh, Hopti NOvOkIN-
hmna tbm fiauturr a 4ft-ymu ino.
eetloHt In Itnlhotrto opeilw* agalnat
Tnxar A&M Herr BnCarday after*
9 r
irh
Bit
son’a Snontiri Big BIX Ounftsrcnt'o
co-ehumplbns last year, dofeivt the
JtN vk
Cadet*, thq victory would move the
Oklahofhans abend of the 'Tex»*
Aggies in their lifetime gtfjdiron
wwrriiig fbr the first time since
1903, Each school has won four..
Baturduy’s game here Will fea
ture a Conversion kicking duel be
tween two placekickert who are
booting 1.000 for the season. Herb
Turlgy, Texas A&M’s 198-pound
senior guard from San Antonio,
has kicked four for four this year.
thai Floughbo
ksisting
Irh Flory in t.iij,
atj !Hl»phanvill(i ia an
NlUiatar frnp Hell
an tk
, KiMtl
H ti
rill
(apalar, Due l*»
than t
y-seven
oon and
it time ton:
h football
Tarlcton A
rloliigbboys hi
thin mcetii
the A&M ays
way to be »;)(Nrd fougl
m TarUtou team lias Won oi
and lost one thin season. CllfU n
Junior Collsgi),was all surly aa< -
ctlm &f th* Btoihenvilu
squad whll* the Tyler Igii.or Cd
leg(i. Apachcsi took a gaipe frop
| I
No 411
ear thjo
for thn
Aggjf
jthe
Colle^ i
a froit
n evatfr
fir
i
!
CkiaeKiti
*|J A
smaller Mukd ihan lthal of Ihji
A|ilr Fish tenm, and Hi# tw i
(fume* mantlM before! Hoar
rb»ry'* squsjil hill huV# (Ha iH'iiu
Ji. aap#ildire and mur#
thg NttenUap for thU yanr,
fow ^fonm ’ Iry n
Uam on the fit)lil
2 pmui)ln, in to «♦ t ic
Iliads, vSrslV
r«#ntyesjs
' ' "ml
loscb
ien on the tc
1$0 ptmads
|en, funder tbe tuj«H
d> Gary, will
?rage j ppUnifs front end j|to
huL The FDh Dne slioull feature
speed audatiirit instead cf weight
r,
ard fifeld goal against Santa Clara
ast woek at San Francisco.
Faulty pass defense cost Okla
homa its opener against Santa
Clara. Three long Bronc aerials
xecution although
Sooners’ pass defense clicked for
did the
although the
if
m
IT
hS execi
four mterceptiohs the first-...half.
The Stoners outrushed the Broncs
231 to 102 net yards but gladly
would , have swapped that 'arith
metic for the 20-17 score. ,
The Sooners must play without
George. Brewer, junior left half
from jubbock, Texas who la«t year
led th i Big Six Conference In scor-j
ing. Brewer broke a small bone in
the Santa Clara
w
his leg during
battle and wifi sit
games.
several
itue jacK miicneii, senior iun-
Und last year’s leading Big
Six Cbnforence^ground-gaincr, to
• "Buddy
him. Pearson, and Jones
uch U«
Wijl i Mod .11
fiteim
frnshman, o
ard only t
weighing oyeir
The Fish li|)(
luge of Cow
•l
en
speed and spirit mstei
The starting center spdt for fhe
freshmen ha* been a haid fomjli;
battle right up until the f irst garni t
of the season and no one mas nailed
the host down yet f pr tie seasbn.
At the present time how iver, van
Hetherly, 180 pounder fiom Lpm
jpawNd.aMms to ijave tjhe inside
tr ^ k - I 1 N| '• IN
Patt Duffie of Glades ater, 110
pounds; Robert Cline of! San Be
nito, weighing I90, imumk; James
Fowler, 175 pounds, fri>m Ten-i
pie; Danny Perkina, I7( p
f< oi&rBrackjenifidge of |Sa
tonio, and Richard Cumlnins, l Id
‘ llBoe' (ire all still in
; for-a storting ,pod-
Hon'before the season (s over.
Th* starting guards should be
Fred!_FulgHam of PaOidena md
Bob Davidson o' RtMi tlmr. Filil;
h&Kibweighsj 1$& poimds. David
ydunget Brother of Chailie Dabr
soft (rf the vjarsity squad, will cj
190 pounds into the gane,
Th# heaviest man on the stb
leven is holding ddwn, om ff
.. acklo slots, Bfelkif uasell Hu-
d#ck of Hdustoii who i^oigha f2|0
Remy, Lindell
“Dtimly"
Jones
left half with
Pearson and Wilbur
behinj'
have been injurecl but ain on the
mend,i 1 ■ 4’- _ t
Coach Mark McMahon’s Soonors
won the first game, 6-0, at Bryan,
Texas, In 1908. Tackle Tom Tribbey
scored the toucmlowM and End Dan
Short, now a (farmer living west
pf Nmmani bopTtid the goal .That
was the only time Oklahoma has
ever (led the series. Charley Mo
ran’s Texas Aggie* sffpt the 1907
1909 and t912 games, then no more
coiitoft# were played for 32 year*,
when the modern sefie# Inigan. 1
Four gnpic* have boon played
on Tbxas soil and fgUP in Okln-
honia. i
A two-mlle team raoN will he
run between halves between Coach
John Jacobs’ Boonera, Big Six
Conference runners-up loft year,
and Cptonel Frank AnrtarshB’s Ca
dets, whoso distance runnel's were
good enough to win th# four-mile
relay nt both Hie Text*# and Kan
sas Relays luwt spring.
i —■
Fwo Players Each
OOKLYN XflH|
eke oh; the rOatjet
Dodgeis Of
pro football
Tho four
r of tho
the All-
Dodger*! , . „
America pro football (Conference
come from, two colleges. Bob
ippuis, the; prizfe
and jl^e Tevla
rigan. Bot
>e of tbe
igre from
Hoerrischemeyer
and v Jim Dewar are both products
Qij'IfyiMgjg tfootball teams.
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of It
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pounds.
Hi
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Bashing these twp
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pring. Little is not little, wrlg
Un ‘
unhi rsld
d willingness to wmjk has Jah
t| the position of heii(R
laur
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of t
tuhtj,: ■« came
Idei boj hi* hi*
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Htloa.
ft
hp i|teycn
tw fltcWN
pounds, Hfc I" the only than on the
starting olekfen weighing morln 1 hah
200 pounds. i . j f J •
v* The other starting tackle
probably h n# i Biny Prstt of
pus Chri*t|.'j Pratt Weighs
nounds. ■ i! ! I
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