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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1948)
I r ■ »i Mi Mm VPI 1 I r- i : !' ,\w iL ■A if ' w4lNCtTi VlRttlNlAi .[•’ .r ^TW H ° Ly MlCHISAN STArt^K-kl; 1 " DA^MOUW* Totredamh • ti"! >AISSDUPI bit KANSAS STATB^ V' iSTEft ovtr OF STATE;, Tennessee I^hmono^rest/^^ to top 'd*A/A~ SEORGI/ tb 6»»* ALABAI .Ohio state. TULANC 01^ Mississippi stati KANSAS. ibppinug i .Texas aggies! ju CALIFORNIA to clout SOUTMERN CAL VIRGINIA’ SOUTH SMU INA i *> TEXAS. RICE & trounce TEXAS TECH ORESOnY to'y?/! IA0O/ ^twaw'sI ne b raska -L L .•••'Vi r IE' V »•:.-■'■ -r Ondy Berry Has Figured in 183 , Plays in 6 Games ! FORT WORTH. Oet. 27 —M 1 ?— All Lindy Berry KW>wsj about '.his free nub|ttltut|on n»lo in . what he rend* in'the pnlpem. Hb ix ■ only casually iacq»i»1ntt*)l withrtlie bench. He kn()WH U)cjre- in one be* enuae the coachai huvo to hnvu a Iplace to alt. 1 . . 3 Y , Lindy la tihu toujfh little qiur- terback of iwie TCxrtw •CHcftilan lUrilvcralty l|rfr«ed 'FrotfaX HuV »M Xno about the [hualeat KU.V in f)6t-i ball. It iNn’f, true .that he NW(ep»l out the atatHum offIceNi / Berry in ni* (ranica |at< fiiti redl. In 1811 nlnyiiJ which'iHj one niortf] than half his team'e tplnl. Yea, all thi'j Horntul ffroga 1 uv< been in HOB ttlnya. j Berry ha«| averaged 1 !more ihnr fitt minutcB ph'' ganie. He’« not on of those fellows whp frooH in w icr there's a panrt to be thrown or th hall to be fcarriedL He’s alsc i t^re when t|he Fross ro on! dc fprtse. ‘ Lj < ■ . Lindy has carried tm- ball 111 imes and he has gained 459 yards!, hat’^ more than half the ■TCy ishinpr yardage wh»'eh totals 9f.{ii. | fe has throwfn 72 passes and qpniir | | pleted 35 for 408 yards. The team’s itedord is 9.'} ’'assijs with 44 < omj- i 'dletions for|540 yards. A i k it viusr BE A SECRet/; Stanford to wallop ■WASHINGTON i ■ Ti' if A-i rlf'j M . , 1 ■ ■ k I .M ' X - ' H ! r; I-I \ M ■ M'. ;■ ^ I I »j.H- Fi \ 1 f THURSDAY, OC1 i i ■ i ii- ■ i - S T 3 ! If. ! : .-1. 7 7 . .C.J - „.i : Li ■ L.: 7.! 1 . 1 . !. -7 !•] : 7. i ' i . L. J i. kickoffs 222 yjawis apd punts i3 yards. Thai totals 1,182 yards. He would hav« dphe better except rie would have done better except bat the oppos tipn quit kicking to him. , , 11 ell pi i* ^AP^jjwjhoturj^ TT' 1 IXIFF Texas Picked By Williamson To Beat Ponies The Williamson Ratings comflic- ted with everyliody’s opinions as u!sual this yt’eek in rating the ten ibp teams of the nation.iThe only one that seems, to be unanimous is the rating for the top spot and that is Michigan. Only one team, Baylor, Iknded in his top ten that is a member of j ? the Southwest Conference. The] w Bears slipped from sixth to eighth on th e Arkansas team tonight at the Quarterback Club meet- £& towiSTSteSS! 50 <"*• j»W the Razorbacks play TCU when Clyde Scott Texas went to eleventh this week was in fine form, and he has quite a few nbtes on the speedy after their defeat of Rice. Arkan- beck. The meeting will' start at 7:30 in the Assembly Hall- sas stayed in about the same posi- The basketball coach declined to*— -4 tion by Iking idle last weekend. It say .whether or not he had flpund game between Oklahoma U, and Ifrs •W'* ^ the IMutodbaclOl <m Ky “ 4 mwtlii* of th< the «in 19 » wwvMMir AWMB'.' 'w' ' 'lit ’ ' Arkannap hold* tjS|«dge lit wins now, tgn io nWj biut tM win Saturday Wdttld tie4 up. Two tie* are alroa ■w Baylor Picture to Be.Shown 1 1 f , • ; Coadh Marty Karow will present the facts and figures but T(^U, and the 33-0 trouncing of line Santa Clara by the Mustangs thr irew ’ s 2t ^- . . any holes in Arkansas’ ariho SMU stayed just one above its appeared hopeful that bu w _ 0 1 d r V®! TCU, and had a rating would be able to take much ojf the niost of .the guesses out o|f the of 25th. p^ng. ou t 0 f the Hogs’ running judging. The Aggies climbed four points ajttack. Burttschell’s scores are ap fol- from last week, arid are rated 84th j Karow : stated that Arkansas Idws: Baylor 2l, A&M ! 14; fTexas out of a field of ,95. The climb is wap not known as a passing team 20, Rice 7; SMU 28, Santa Clara 0; attributed to the Aggies pear de- * and that the difference betveen Ofklahoma 20, TCU 14; -North feat of Baylor. (exas and Ponies The '170 in. mil Berry SW before 68,COO I football ihlttory. xeetlont pa»spi?j «l- t^ouldn’t rittpirhimj ipile of illustrious tiun Univertaitiy !football IhUtory.' > ',. He also is an jqxpetlent paBser* al- AUSTIN, (Spl)—It’s the Uhi- though Meyer wouldn’t rit' 'him," versity off Texas and SMU hpre equal to a ccurile of illustrious next Saturday, afi ’tnoon in “toe" Frog pitchers ojf the pakt-^Sam game of the 1948: Southwest <'On- Baiigh and Dayey O’Brien. ; ferenfe sbnaon. , Lindy thrivia Ion work. Beside* Aphtopirlately. the biggest cniwd he gets to rtsti between halve* eVqr to: she a Conference ganri doesn’t he! |T V 0 1 - ^ According to Williamson, here are the top ten teams in the na tion: | J J 1. Michigan U. 2. North Carolina U. 3. Ceepgia Tech 4. Army ' 5. California 6. Notre Dame 7. Tul»rie 8. Baylor 9. - Ole Miss 10. Northwestern In the prediction side of last week, Williamson 82.4 correct. His predictions this wiek rate j Texas over SMU, Baylor oyer TCU I Texas Tefch ovr Rice, a tmsas over A & M. Some o dudjp Georg a over Alahuma am Michigan over Illinois our-two lines may be the dqcid- Carolina 34,| LSU 13. He ihi*Bed ing factor in Saturday’s game. having all correct scores by only A large attendance is exfected 17 points, tonight because of the rela tively In second place was JameslOdem small Aggie attendance at the Bay- with a total of 21 points difference lor gameJThe films of this jgatne in the correct scores. He hit the are very good, and give a clear • A&M game on the nose, and mis- picture of the spread forn|ation' sed the North Carolina tilt by only which was used to eonfus | Bears. Joe E. Burttsehell’s entry was judged a close first in last week's quarterback guessing don There wetje 73 entries which , ad all of the winners, arid football fluids hitjthe A&M-Bayldr i veraged 20-14, on the nose. But the ^ ^ •--C—l/.j the one point. This was the closest race Ip the contest this year, and for the first time the majority of. e» t. the entries favored A&M’a op- pick- ponent. three Early entries in this week’s cpn- scorc, test pick A AM over ArkanBaa )iy close at least one touchdown. —- «i-*—o 1 •- »4-*» —■*• ■ 'q - — —•|w<lt. id A rlr hers in- Vihnson County ilatcs Barbecue captain ERTSj is on linemen and holes for -oyer ,r>7i0<i0-—will s''ii the meeting, arid it’s ijucked with more atmic- tions [ than u side-show. I Most important of all, it in the ! ante! niiuhvui iov monies as Sthe;! 1 ' •'note erbcTt' in iloicidmg the chi m- j pionship. ;The Longhori|s are ).c- j corvid jthe best chance to do fail <hc Mupttmgs’ dynamite-laden nf- fensd .nn<| they have waited n yi-ai for the ojoportunjtyj. ever simir » „ heartbrenking onn-po|et loss torthc Students from Big “Cl and all Ponies nn it gray day last Norton- ”ther metropolises of .lohnsm her. i i i 1 r’ountk will feed and frolic at one That loss was the only blof! un < * 1< ; *»*nual J. (. uffu.rs, Kur Texas’ fine season. It is no secret . H f' n, j ck - HOt ’ ,ul ‘••hninpan, unmounc- j ! 1 ;; ': *bnt! the jl;onv’ho|rris have noinieil t*>ray. T HER ON IROB- all| Season to erase it, and rire- All Johnson County students e rif Arkansas’ top i Conference disappointments mw ■ their wives, and girl fiienHs an iiiy heigptehed its importance in Cquch Juiged to attend, Hemrick said. Th is used to open up j .. , ^ { f &C spree is to take place ujt Hen Shht. Robert*, plays ' Tn ~ ” ! ! ill L_. -' - - ; In fact, Berry : personally d mory than t In addition t ind rnnningi,! he has leftguard and weighs 205 lbs., and is a seiidr. Ue is a three- year lettermum. til | Jim Peebles, hais 1 skins’ veteran of it shrapnel ijn fijis is pairing his days i ned <iigl|t rope. BOTANY” in From a standpoint of tradiljibn, H p » , k i V„ n !* * on Satur.l«y, Oc- •this i'gariiq wiP flecide 1 fhc ;i toher Texas and SMU standing, foil’ it,|i The stand? at] 12-all now, Hviim thiee iPrcm t'es,! since the series begaiji in (jrtijoyjiblip evening await thope who niy 27 gapieR plal . emlj stiH ic$rries j ;t is youngest jh poi^t | of ;<o attjend. the social chairman con- 30, 1948. food will be served at! 6;p.m se$ of a cheap but highl; 'A r«i si U s rrt p!ay "" by 7 c t , w Rn. Confcrencie opnonents. but ts the i — n]nfa”ijtrynian r in .Eu- Conference opnonents. | but is! the ,. J . . : i i\ I ..... - 4 1- 4% y m ; h ' ; WOOL “Botany” ^ ’ nel or rtswear "Botany"* fy the most fa^tidioUK tast^ ■ ■' ' 1 'i i ! , •. r ■ cks are" ine Shirts; and 14.00; rted to sa 15 : ['j i ■> r- T 7 77 T ft i ' ; 7V • ■ . s; !‘ . Ji'lili . ii COLLEGE 1. V 1; j<; 7 7: 4 jj JS, jKt/fio’b M ^J, te r S'l ' (: «'Ode and Charley Royalty score-, from 11,>4 thiough 1940. The* by less. Goode tallied against Okla- Gonehores turmxl arid won six m ; homa Xexa? Tech and LSU . Roy . a row themselves, unti last Years ahv scrtm | against Villanova and loM - i 7: : 1 ;i ] ^Oklahoma. J ! • ! .Tiiere’sj a rmilry, too, betjpleen Texas’ i Cherry, and SMU’s Matty Bell, who coached Cherry atlTCuj in the twenties. Bell is an expon ent of the single-wing style; and has All-AmericS Dofek, Walker tq j! game as, an underdog. And bes>des make it go. And Bell, a dmepsp the incentive for last year’s defeat s‘v|4t, i? noted for plowing tbfl the Lohghorns have a three-ycar- T-fprmation. | ' ■man. artd Randy Clay. Actually, Saturday will be the first time in years that a Univer- itiity of Texas team will enter a] Offensively, the Ponies also have Gil Johnson, a fine prisBer, whose forwards turned the trick af year ago- , |I • , 1 r old horiie field victory string of 16 straight games to protect. The game has been Hold-out for weeks. There have been 66,000 tickets Bold, nvaning that close to , 1 AgiiMiPt this lineunj. Texali will: 68,000 will watch the game, Borne throw Paul CuthpbeU> ball-haridl- 20,000 'tnpre than the old record ing off the Texas T, *nd thi runs for a Conference game, set for the of Billy Pyle, Byron (ElHory, fPerty Texas-Rice meeting here a year t SamuUlB, Tom Landry. Ray Bom . ^.4. ,,1^.1^ j ■ 'j—i— —4- M EM? m. n ST 7 Wo tie* for tfici 1-21 delxtjiv first Pi lice ] 5i J’hc ,Aggies got YUlit m tnrtr games wiping the first six to^hotuing, ig^isrjsB r iJfrw^yeAit later thj H H in Jfj -J/7 7'• - ^il«'] r CLYDE SCOTT, offenilve star far Arkansas this seauahi has Hud six years of cullegd fUotball !' arid is almost a unaniriiou* choice for AIKSoirihweHtern Cdrtftirence. fff — J Jay lor and TCU 3eet Saturday Ir. mportant Game ,1 A || m % / WACO, (SPL) Coach |ii'fWood-! 'J . I- 7 uff’ii undefeated Bnyf vill be facing their bii f the year Haturday nlghii when hey im rit the TCU llarrj$j|ifJ n Ft. Wdfth. .77* hi Baylor ha« not won a g«#U' front N’U since 1942, and fthf liju|rifuj hut they can' 1 i(rlm , ii UB'pa fheif Irfcjnsu lo hold TCU’s run- .ting buck, Luidy! Berry,i w|<i hrokf ip Baylor’s homecomirig .till last ] year With a 36-ynrd rtKi^r th# it t: ' ■ ] garrie-winning touchdowfi| : , • i! The Bears are hftdly | bruised .Vmri the A&M guinc-lait week, c Lint* , ydW , ,0 JL.c cajke panther o .Vplained ifite o fivap didi ,, A Nfti ' J j a,s \ Play!' ’ Ihe ; High, i tell find ,:Ac ikr tj lurid .tfie IWJrB irotn tjie hfupj caHiiK ; si|t ore iop.tn all tliij|e gi sm e long, une hen; the two ’or.< Ktfieen years, jin !»* been a We m make ounrtd the Hj»g« |0 to 6. ari<FArkan»ali| pijated agiiih next ihree ffieart JSiiiit, 19t ! *'■ • ' f( V Ot plju ffiw Far n- !Tt ’ ,1p t’agnn tr^i- _ lie intef- . .f ;■. ii da •q Tbl penes jum ^fter^thr Ul.iO ■L , season Midrb tde two flayed agarii a ^ u u Ul >* 1 r > -Die ijantt* pr»,uucedj trie Jim tSe) [In thi series, Seven’all. Frttftt twe Oil ’gl m * »wiji uMnUtp’ uati: aqri, tenmifj.have met in fitne ■ dtanoh u>r on the* HojcsT, ho)m|t ireunil and each teujpi riaji IM011 na <jtteh;il ’ j l 1 I. ’ 7 With tiif ,23rd guijie qf thf-ir sfl -Lb iUM.frt tew HHuft noiintiaWay, .he fighf ibg Aggiels HO ih l(u». ^riouL;Uit| Same Snu)«i) Hsi'.hcy wire ^.lortt tqei^ gaiut 1 vi|in t|n ttai or ■ gr flu win iiicKkJaitl seABori wlten *,i paint ]unduid..gs. [fniB|y (Lo otted to be Nc.vrti.pnki #1 than jcp Hogs. |! Gtyua inroiG | ne toy t i« dr tde Fur .1 Impo iNible frir tdr F ! Bears . npsii A t rkanBnN*'lMHi yo#| tesfi 7,R.i>n ate rt nouauu lor . tlurn tonterenie n uii UUM Ilf. iiiit The 4lbribd p ■ '‘Thri 1 fjim L^r Mr 1 iiv: /< Mg.es and •( wo. jCfut vUMpi kotCWl I ind; may lose the serviuflf h .ji 3«pt: Buddy Tinsley and wid Vevill in the line againriLFhe Fro- f |h!fj.J iiuCvi buck IgUllIKt Ul MiHlviUrtUl a lU. He wte. mbit yd tj < l««! hrin foes , Arkansai uUd by Jin Injured 11 thei 0 (L bod indj may losg; the senr(|flf, jbf Cq- rnnid prsl I A Ii «r= tcalmd (I 7-i U 1 Ef ' JUi* ago. -744 •i 444- Quarterback (Hub Entry Blank Teaiaj Texan A&M . ] Texas U ]* Baylor • i Rice Georgia Nebraska J'lL j] ■ Nam#.] i. i Addresa ......L 'T*. | i J Team Arkansas SMli T(tli Texts Tech Alahuma UCLA Hcote Mi ..... .L. l j . • : | ! < I ' ! ' |[] All entries must b^ turned in to the Batt Mporta desk by 5 p. m. Friday. Winners will receive two ticketa to the SMU gapie. Only on* entry allowed per person. r i Ji. . .. j j j ■ |■ -I \ i I " II ! T“ RALPH DANIEL, 1*5 pound full back frir the Aggies, has won two varsity- letters and is now using His last year »! eligibility . His powerful running will increase the Farmers chances against Ark ansas. -X ■'ll J* . 'fil Adams to Conduct more local radio stations are open ed, it is hecomin r more csaerttial for Vocational agriculture teachers School on J| 3 WTAW and county agenti do this work, Langley continued. He asked that ntudcnt# interest- Andy Adams, Extension Rorvice' ^ th ^<-’ cIubhis contact him as stretch dio director of station WTAW, »«on as ppssiblej o that hours for . of tho «tn U-h at III hold a radio school for agri- 11,0 echool may b« cultural education students In No vember, Ed Langley of the Future Farmers; of America, announced Corsages In Yom Favorite Color I’ I l r .'fl . [' : ij]' I ,:, , 7,7; J. Coulter Smith PL0RISTS 1800 S. College 4. I 17 ■1 . 1JL 1/ 1 ^ * ! • ; . Phone 2-6725 ' ’C M !!■ - ■ 7 today. Plans arc now lyoing made to hold a two week session on radio work at some future ditto. Langley sai<l. He stated that one of tho objec tives thd A&M Collegiate Chapter df the FFA is to teach its mem bers to Write and put on agricul tural radio programs. As; more and i ‘•“X* North Gate |4J We Have j SUITS ; j. I ! : 7 j Ready to Go LOOK OVER OtJR IPATTERNS I !! ; j :,., J, i F, 4 it lie to know how %o, George Sims, otiyiui ack, jumoed into the ,,v : ? *?fT^ ftonej^g rfif&erenvki l)et|we«h iiiiiT =£E ; .t{Ei.terlaini!Sid SiM SiurdaJ tjhe 7' U f or the Bruins with hBi- Af-yadJ| jaunt through the AggldS) for a core. The t( udidown britAi^ht h|s r ecord to three louchdoWhs -for the L Beasoiu Sonh end Ha'“ ,A '*“‘ only Ft .Worth man , .. may give home town firii* « thrilll ^ if he .continues qt his dM* pai-C. j Riley madfl two Rensatid^W Cate-hfltf J against the Aggie*' forti|.4: yard^.f 4 1 • 1 ; 1. . n, pm* being for a touchdown, when H l ‘T T 1 #*! -plto* for >ntei ttijining the *. ’Taped high into the UiF wstwe^n:|j*jpbwwl 'ff. fii’i LaUHsySIk* juijfch ^ A&M defenders Bob Cioede w »ra n(l “l Frank Torno to snatch tto ball f the scoce. .■ i ; The Bears will leaveilpfaCo F„ „ ou day aftemoon, and will:work oUt]u 00j on the TCU grounHs7gntler tfje'f- q-y lights. Friday night. j 4 ; i. : • 1 1 in unanged. IVo-Way .Stretches J 11 : IMil ■ ; NEW YORK—'At—%-74Im of] a race track does not liA'cessarily. dictate the length of fits! home stretch. Aqueduct, whielj JlKs ihe’ longest stretch jiu th#; Ibountryv 1,520 friot from final turtj ; to fin ish—Is u onU-tnik- oviWIAtlantic City, an oval rif one inilortuid-ilu- eighth, has. n sCMch .fneasuring 660 feet, while Bel AiiVrU ‘k mile track, ha* a 1,037 fq^ bome- which I* hut 110 Toot short : or ino stretch at ‘Belhiout Pay' I which is u mlle-and-a-hftlf arouii • I — 7 'W-. rSrZL 11 ..■ ■ (.■II ...: J >7,r ; I 1 A' . it Ii m FT 1 7,: y k! liA: 7i: ■ ii 1 , : U t m • -ii ■ ! i • /.j 111 !:' A Let Battalion Classified Adi work for 7i while you sle^p. 1 ' ■! i/ / / 'tI iff X: Mi : ii' ill 'if;'' ■f /! Ll<-' . ; / .1 4 u: \v "y W X- ll: i - ■ : a Mpocinl ourrty Club tO: Kltefl^ Thfu bets ; v .are hint- for the Aggfie* « ,lj game will lie discussjed >1 ineHitjrk of the Cqrj ell ^ lub lonight at 7:»0 in a. I mernif g. 0I>^' 120, Acadienfiic Building ijrit ii uad of arrive ■--■MS- •f't te wen 1 added. . , L »»*<■» j«4— 1:1 WUmt ■11a +■ lekve - hirtySL— early Satjin ay J, oat lunrti rind*. Mm MMin, , "‘ ,Tu Thi*ri|| son. club pi , Till >f th4 tyqm Fs jointly.-• spring ted by the < Or>teR Club here*’ dohtiicJuh. .7 . i: ; ' ^ jA^f (huflihbiira of, The dub arc ret •- ca]us| M Longhntn picture. !* to 7 he- ipuie. Vek«ng! student I! ■ 1 ii irf Prepare & P . 1 . i bumper bc r t ii ter; Oampl' A ,7 7 kf « #• '' Winr ' J!’! to 1 i - ji I r ir If aFi ^'0 ■: ’.7 r ■i" 7, , j| mm, ill; te II 1 I. • ' d 1v V j fill: