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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1948)
l - \y ■ MMNMMMMII ners . MONDAl i toll it-- 7 f pH,-| 'li ■ >• >. 1 r .T T I : • ■' in the fourth qu^ smeared the fas for uurge losses. He any e Aggie Hn K; many of the mass-i the Aggie line. Goode’s most ou •Vi •DBi nH CHARLIE WBI r eek, and BOB icir fine dffensftejjalnd ^niversityi. Wright is i passes for 27 yards, full credit foje six U •: L j >cted y / J I 0 staff has s< utstandij y the best ensave workj credited w •» >4. - h cted Ri#t „Eftd lineman of the fer ca' tehil| g tf 1 ;}9.7 yards 1 Clo$e beh] /than Honors ^ere end linj- tribution was his 88| of an Oklahoma kid score in the openii bo,sr»nm. Gootio als iral O.tJ. pa^i pi i several yards mting was also g. :ceptton of one partifcliy bldcke :)c, he gveruged a| anofijc-iii He uii flev* i^d p^ckc|J Club Football But DiteByWf ;• (j3ub Entries for rd due Wednesday, rl "t ^ vamural Manager Houncdd this (up^dqes not rsst, it will so droi chedule, < Hubs i \ i: 1 'Clubs are schedul isdays and Thut: i.m. Volleyball entri a few days. Yl ' " r-r— Sanii 3; Pd fo#, Itoier ^ In vy g, Iflithli IRflicieni inj froil play oil w 11 be du ?' campai “The “We specialize; 'V ■ - V. -• 1 Y We /• Wright for the lii , sre end “Cope” Coi land and tacile Jim Winkler. Wi v ,kler made eh tackles and several assists in Saturday’s game Helping plu ; |up the line. Copplarti Was a late'ej»try in the game bu ith offen$< piade himstl^ felt on both of u f | and defensi i. Charhc Royalty also came pnose with ug efforts basses and lie rom his f iljback slot. jis running and tuckl- arlie intercepted tv o topped several ruris t - I \ Dodger Youth Plan ^ BROOkXi. - C'P. - Under t ; 7i, Undti Branch! Ri«key r famed for ydutli fuU Brooklyn Dodger baseball teams, ;thc jfootball Dodgers of the. All-Amjericp pro football Confef- » fence have |cut lootje most !df th squad’s veterans. Only eight pla} ers have been in pro ball for more than one seafeon and these eight have only I played for pay in twjo U I JL.k ll f I r: i • if\ hi ’ j: r ‘7 kind of Dry Cleaning' ving garments, draperies, rV materials’’ Deliver - Ph 2-8665 ,'t r •l-A 4 f 'J i I : College Ffoad ■ . \r -I I ■* FIRE \;Y * : -1/ ■/ u\ i ; * ‘ X ers i j ! 1 > i: lm: Til Ti 1 i.^l 1 ;-n — # t li 4 •It: Ifyi t \ 3 ! a 521-7 1 shed oveafeone ! ' quarter, three nd two in the thin! lie’s only tally was frame on a pass to Strickland. IS once the down four first d inderd trapped on t«S r y mat ii II 1 /; / .lU : -1 P M nirh; ynr ing to the e Tiger 34, rolling up owas on the way. Then Lauderdale of /the Yeguas was an: end run, and lost play. After fail- lie required yardage, around \where Prewh Cooley gallop — Ip the Yeguas’ 40, ,e lateral^ to Prewtt. ewit carried to th« three wher* ’ he stepped qut of bounds. The play covered 63 yeards. Two plays iktjer Prcwit scored from •‘mirtub N |*i,l X- Mill i .• y mi • li Z if,-. m ikli nd iooht - as thfe »n th The iacjioi ith aq eiccl le first; ‘ ondi of Awfir. tli Se Mi yards, tb fthe; Agg Soonersl ground gaihe CJ i li rinlg e si a :bdov and Th i! 7^1 ! lojts tn No: it minutes o: reterVes. Mtl 1 frolt on thOir 21 Ilya. W, I rtv - I, EFT . e ls opert later; to never feear. *<*+ r,rst ,2(J ahd the ba|ll plays sc»f re H’yr yall passed to their hdMs. AAM eigh ! V tra t ;ooi sked m .i fM to put thfe’4 >e wKh a , an i v Cked king from the ne, and wfes in ime he res the first time a’, at ftJ ow. ie Aggi had f ad ,h * in \i tarted knockin i„l „ (Hi Firsti I 1 Di ■ Itm-Gfif; piuli s later itrhen Italph Dqnj- le Kace As M »f-mbie muhe o.t, XK/ twenty-sjK. Bobby Goff failed t > eats Aggies •iiffLL. Oklaho/mi Univensityi’s ttfeo-hi il defeated the A&M runhi;t Loit'j* 54 ' ile team defeated the A&M tfunhfers 30-25 in aij exhibition rafee duf ng the halftiirje at; the game in njan Saturilay, although Aggie J. .Hamptdn finished first 1 b: yards withfa g^od time fef 9:i woiild H|vf 30 >, uarter t|t held thj 14 in thfe il, StaUiiics' t' If! ]| f -«<ii i,J . i 11 .V refe mis st leait ! 11 1 Li . . .... AJM.ilO.Ifc jPattitin •• '\\' \ il: .Penalty ’ 1 _ r • turds Alined: nuthing 47 •' 301 Yards gained passing 7b 15fl ■I 4 hn?f°wthakife the epd-r-ottfe bleac l^j scoring th rban the (wc The three sjacond period touch came within a few 'plays of downs each pthfer; With Killough racing 17 yards for the first, Prewit smashing four yards for the sec ond, and Cooley scoring from 24 yards out after taking the ball from Rfed Cashion on a baffling fake pass play. The fifth tally climaxed a 57 yard drive, With Cashion toss ing a pass to Cooley, who pulled it in on the 18 and went the re taining distance on the Side- inaiiiiiig t lines. | Speedy substitute halfback Bob- y William? took over the: last GOODE ran a: kickoff back 88-iyards for a touchdown againit Oklahoma Saturday behind perfect blocking. He also aver aged 87.7 yardh per kick tf keep the Sooners at bay part i>f the time^ rir ij 1 —*——H—-—■■—r- •p— 1 M• - l/f _ j'j nn 1 paid off With a Southern Methpdigt f |l|GTQf|QrC I *8 La I touchdown- It cameafter Tech hud M. Cll\v, ! rt .p U i sef i onc Methodisj, thrust. The V 7 ! ji # | counter Was scored by Paul Page in" a dash around I left end: from the four.’ Walker converted. Sfeuth- Foilowigg i Hamptonj across (he finish lipe were/ lrackmfen|Hil| Jacobs afed! R. jt’. Slocum, vlith times of 10:1)1 and l0:0j, i 1 ilTn:TT Han Hfei the A A MR team, finish^! Ifour tn. ia.tb 7 i n i jm Easy 41-6 Win Over Raiders ! 1 fern Methodist 7, Texas Tech 0. Southern Methodist got anoth- touchdown late in the second specialist, took j art early lead ,ruui . ‘Xl.vnrrt run hv teH '/fack after thfe first lip V score, smashing over from the two. Somerville scored late in the last quarter, i after a pass play from Schoenberg to Strickland that went 52 yards. On the next play the same combination teamed up again, with Strickland trtking — <( Schoenbergs toss on his knees in the elid / zone. V ! - I 44- '! ! ■ SALE BIRINS <1 A. M. NDAt »cfi 4th i ! -5; i ■ iothbg It< \: i !| ’ 1 INDAY J is and Military Supplies 1SDAY ii kf I f.'. / TUE Electrical Appliances DNESDAY iJi ware : 4 ^ 1 ir^ ■ ;. if; £ <4 1 •1 i ii r rj-rllt' r .... i - j! ii ,■ - if-,.-. ■ p : m SDAY Supplies SATURDAY terns and bn Other 1 i! - t \ I I lit x |V 4 1 f : ; A n it i ;i I .] h ! ■! I ' , mi* -i ■ i'-' ■ • r $ } mm ■ . iivaiwKdi ■F m GATE X /1 ■ ■* r v ; l v •» f t FOR m $ : Ki ii , . —t-4- • rJ T /Li h 4 r 1 - asmtri^* ma ffg; mwam , , Alker, who took the ball to the DALLAS, Oct. 4 —»iP'—i South- , Tech six. . McKissack banged em Methodist whipped Texas Tech guard for one. Rote made five at 41-6, Saturday to continue one of , right end and Walker smashed the longest winning stjrdak? in col-1 over right guard ‘for the scorf. * ’ " " ' ‘ Walker missed the ^xtra point. the longest wmmpg screak? m col lege football. Doak Whlkoif led the Mustangs to their thirteenth tri- ;440 ,but Chop, the fiw t: rtf ti?l|hhd per Ifeliittmfe fefter L StHrttzcnhergcr recav l K'red; a 1 OU jfumhle 27 yarett frfemi 1 pay(|ir. After two inicomptlcfe. pits ferds iilned passing 7iB 15|l kiclted out _ x , utt -t l -t .. Passes attempted 20 12 BOO N ERS tfe’fRIKK | HU 1IDEN D\ 9 • 6 Again the"Okies refuse u, kick. .2 2 Williu Jo ties, a 15?-pouid hilf- Ptmtjs (jnlimber). Ijl ft >»»“.% bpolwi) hmsy dn a handfef Yards pln.ts (avg.) • 3b 38 aroilm rigid fetid mid m Penaltife 1’(number) ’ |B t Js the re iter sjrint'bfeDm) J f 70 l«r Iprought jilm.doyrt trmjn behilo ra,4Uj,;W, | | j| Ej|M- _ on h t line | fijr two isilfecesfei^e |fir6t dov^nH fofe threi ,, „ ti ch if tc hell taf <rnin ihi ttiJrt fHiia Krtfi nkivltion Xi'l Zn, ‘ j Biv-'-, '| , . , CHAI LIE ROYALTY ended a umph in 15 staris sihee mid-No-1 to^Vayn^to Champiom'ate ^28 i as t ^lace as vember of 1946. The other two yar(ls ^ carried & ih ’ e Tcch ‘ six 1 Place were ties. 1 l I , I : x from where Roberts carried to; an other Southern Methfedist touch down early in the fourth period. period hfter a 29-yard run by i ^ th « f [ rat ,dip wien ■■■ r ■ - • -■ j Slocum took over th e Hampton held the lead perioijl iji the third lap before jfUo- ™ wn . lT . cum took ovfer the picfe-setjimg .Was'gocd fofe 2? jnlrd*. :<fbd : a jia spot agaiii. 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