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Conference next week in Kansas City. The quar
tet, reading left to right, is composed of W. A.
Wilson, J. D. Bond, Bob Hall, and Bill Napier.
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ROUNDING IT UP
By BILL TOTT’S
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The announcement that an ama- played in Bomber Park in Bryan.
teur baseball team is to be organi-
zed< here this summer is good news.
Although it can hardly be called a
semi-pro outfit, it is aboift. the next
thing to it,
(jlaudptf Mahler manager of the
YMjtlA harbor shoji, anil Holand
I)hiUby, mmiHihr w the AniiriuHn
Hie im La unary la Bryan, are Ha-
lipghioiH),
'I heae HiMiittmra will fiM'iiiali (he
ei|ii iniient, iiuifnrijip*, ami Iramt-
immitiun fur the team,
[Hie nraauliiNihia of this outfit
wi I give Ihe Mtirienls n ehimee
In Her atjime of the guod semi
pin miJflm |iliiv here this »uhi>
Hii|r, AjceoHllag In Mitlths gHtaen
art* In he arlietluleil with temtm
like Uiitmie natl Weimer, nlwitvs
lough in semi-pro circle*.
M\ the tewnvB game* will be
A nominal charge will be made for
most of the games in order to pay
for the rental of the park, including
the light hill.
This is the chance for a lot of
baseball players to get 'to niay
some good baseball this summer,
Arrangements have been made
for the team In liejfin practicing
mi ihe Kyle Kichl hauelni)] itiaimmu
beginning Tiiesility, .lime 7,
Mnhle aliii.eil the other liny
everylmtiy that wanted to try nut
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ANK HOLIDAY
bfihks of Bryan and College Station
hi Closed Monday, May 30, 194.9 in
•rvance of Decoration Day, a legal
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foe.the team wa* welcome foieome
out to Kyle Field for the prHctieu
agsflioim. (let mil there the firm
day if yob really want tu play
haselmll. thia summer,
A AM'* foollirtit sehedule seem*
to he t'lninging o little more with
each day. In a couple of years, we
won't have the sam« old stereo
typed schedule facing ^ us at the
beginning of each new season.
The signing of VM! to play here
in October of 1P5U represents the
first change. The game with the
Virginia boys will take the Satur
day which has been jused before to
play LSU.
Playing that one 'here Ms a good
deal because ‘the conference sea
son opens the next weekend. Its
more desirable to have a., home
game than a road trip because the
team can be in better shape for
that opener against TCU the next
weekend.
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According to a very . reliable
source, an announcement will be
made this weekend concerning the
latest change in the" A&M football
schedule. |
According to the source, A&M
has signled a contract to play a
prominent team on the west coast
in the. 1951 season opener.
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By TRAVIS BROCK
le 1949
hdmpion-
.jramMe
in the third annual dual track and
field meet being held in K ans * s
Cit;y between the Big Seven Con
ference winners and The .South
west Conference on June 4tn.
/ '?his meet will be the third in a
series that have been held between
these two big conferences irt track
and field events. Only the first
three Winners from the conference
meet will be eligible for participa
tion in the meet, but if a member
who placed in the conference; is un
able to attend, his place dan be
filled by an alternate.
The fitfst meet between tile two
coftferenceH was held in Pal-Hi
Stadium in Dallas with the South-
west Conference taking to|i hon
ors. Last year the meet was iagain
he|d in Paljas ami ended in4iu tie;
hoWever, many of the winners from
thf SoufhWa'd Conference alidn’t
s (it the inept, givink it a
participate |n the meet, giving
dh advantage in sonm events]
■iix uu|ntueis of the Aggie liiiuad
Kansmi Uit.
. Hay Hal
bi'jmk, (innim Lmlwink, ami Ervin
wi I leav! pv tram for Kamnui fity
on M'l’ldjiyJ’ June di'il, Hay lluf-
Hi tlarhaik are In receive llietr ill*
iliMua* v'rlaay night ami will fnL
Kamm*
morn-
low the iitihp member* in
lily' by :pNne on Katutilay
SWIMMERS SEE ADAMSON
All prospective members of
next year’s varsity swimming
team must see Art Adamson at
the P. L. Downs Natatorium
between 4 and 6 any afternoon
between now and Thursday,
June 2, Adamson said today.
Green Says Labor Will
Defeat Taft Next Year
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 27
—(.*P)— AFL President William
Green promises to muster “every
ounce of strength” of labor to de
feat “that outstanding reactionary,
Sen. Taft 1 ’ in 1950.
In his address Wednesday at tile
International Handbag, Luggage,
Belt and Novelty Workers Conven
tion, (irepn also singled out for
defeat southern democikt* who
“unite against labor.’ 1 '
♦ ANTED: ISED BOOKS
Bpin^hg Tuesday,
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May 31, THE EXCHANGE STOKE will
otfeititb buy used books which are to be used here again and.
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Cnjitfriui ip in lho mill 1 and iwo
ihilt* ruii Bob llall in the illiii low
hnydies, [(letujjfe Radera in the shol
an|l disifiiS, ami Jiillan Herring In
One Iniile run.
if. A. SiWpson will replace Leroy
Hudemub iiij the pole vault at the
request of Bodembn, who i* unable
to i attend! the mbet. Don Mitchell
will teai|ii\V,ith HOlbi'ook; Ludwick,
and Bikjerbrtck to run the mile re
lay eveilt; for the. Southwest Con
ference.! : - |
.pveryf member of the' Aggie
sqpad should be in top form for
tht meat, except Connie Ludwick,
who has ween hampered by sick
ness lately^ If Ludwick is not in
shape fpr the meet, he will prob
ably be replaced by Tom Cox from
Ri^-e in the one mile relay. Since
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Cox to replace Ludwick.
The Big Seven Conference is
composed of Colorado U., Missouri
U., Kansas U. f Oklahoma IL, Kan
sas State, and Iowa State. From
past performances, the most oppo
sition will be furnished by mem
bers of the Oklahoma and Kansas
State teams, with Iowa State giv
ing some troubles f
Letters
FINIS TO THE LIGHTER
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Editor, The Battalion:
Please allow me to: make a pub\
lie apology to Texas!! A&M, to:
/ John A. Popo III, H. R. San
chez, H. A. Hale; and also to ex
press my thanks for the return of
the cigarette case which caused so
much trouble, (Re: My letter to
the Balt concerning the loss of one
cigarette case and the false accu
sation of three Freshmen.)
I received the letter from the
three men l had accused, and I
Wgs terribly sorry for my drastic
actions. Allow me to say that I
could l»av« corresponded with you
dlmtly tp tut uf the five men who
rode with n»e; I remember three pf
their names | have caiijtht the
Annie hahil from so much «Io«m*
association; Thanks, to you three
men for writing me, it has done
much to reassure my raith and
troftt in Aggies,
However may I add, in atiswkr
lo Hie Idler in the Ball comment
m| oh my previous let lei , I did
not sloji al any lime hetw-een ihe
Annex and Austin Mr. ftimar. And
while you drive, do you ever carry
your cigarette* above the sunshade
and *pme extras nomewhere else?
It *o happened that I ran out of
the ones I had within easy reach
and I knew there were some more
in the calae. And I do agree with
you in all «f my experiences also,
I have found that Aggies are In
variably better men than any oth
er group.
For a final word, I would like to
add thanks to the person or per
sons who returned my case to me.
The case was mailed to me and I
received it last Saturday morning.
There was no return address so
I do not know who to thank per-
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HAVE your theme*, theaU,
perts. Phone 2-6705.
SHOP. 1007 B. 23rd
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FOR SALS—1948 Harley DavhUon 74
overhead with only 6.000 mUisL Coin*
this week for only 1726. See Vsughn
201—No. 3.
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n. unusually good I
Phone 4-9314 or 4-80!
FOR SALE—2
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FOR SALE—Apartment stovjh Oood
dition. See after 5:00 p.m. 713-A 1
Baker, Bryan.
excellent
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FOR SALE —, Overstuffed chair; Dazor
fluorescent drawing lamp; desk; and
phonograph. Call after 5:00 p.m.
C-7-W, College View.
FOR SALE—7 ft. Frlfldalre $75. Sofa bed
and chair $60. C-12-X, Colleye View.
Se,e after 5:00 p.m. Edward Morace
Hary free pass to CnmpUs.
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Uls, Open to ell
glnners and adv;
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ed Bryan. The obily ejtplgtiation X
have Is that the Vase mugt. have'
fallen to the* flour of the bat be
fore 1 picked up the men and When
I stopped for tliem or when 1 let
them tint, the case fell out Of the
car un-noticed. Please forgive me
for causing such an unwarranted
affair.
K. D. Anthony, Jr.
Austin, Texa* i ,
P, S Re: editor’s note to my
previous letter. Very ljustifi- j
able doubt you expressed sir,
I wish I hadn’t added the last
remark also.
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