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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1949)
Y. r V r i -GAME r ; (Continued from Page 5) • * ■ ■' . | er’s pass and returned it to the Ag l ■ 2 ' 8 - -- ", • I ' J r ' ' • Gardemal’s pass to Lippman lost ‘ six, then Lawson picked up six'at center Gardemal then passed to f Whittaker who fumbled trying) to •lateral and Villanova recovered. On the next play, | Villanova fumbled and Hudeck recovered on the Ag 31. TJ After a double reverse and two passing attempts failed, the Ag gies punted and Catffield retimed it to his own 39. i J ri After three trieis at the line and one five yard penalty, Scihmid kicked for the Wildcats and Chris tensen returned it 22 yards to the .7 ?6. ' i . . Tidwell picked up three at tackle i . and then Gardemal fumbled and 1{ Villanova recovered on the Ag 23. . Y \ The Wildcats were not able to go and the baU^irent over on downs. I * ^ Tidwell then made a first on the Ag 33 with an end runi After two wftNHi Conference Here' • • • ; #• i H i J ■ ii- ■ • ;! | . J j I 7 • 'I, jl L Mlj j Agricultural writers of Texas .weeklies, and radio stations, will dither unters Asked For ves Right Wings • l : - i •• . ■' ' I ' : - An appeal is being made ;to Tex as huntejhs to send ipounvjjog dove , a . .. wings to the Texas fooperative . ^ h Ai I 1 ' « 11 1 " *1, . I here be P tember 30 Wildlife Unit, Texas A&M College, iid October 1, for the annual Agricultural Writers Confer- College station. From these wings! It is possible, for wildlife technicians j to deter mine how many of the birds were hatched this past summer, and ence - ■!!]! i ' |J •• 11 • m 'I ( 1 Reports on the trends of the year, research teaching, extension* - activities of the System, and a ground plays and a pass attempt, Larry punted to Dunn bn his 25 Who returned it one yard. Ti H ! ' Villanova then made two more first downs before the gun sound ed endirig the'game. FATAL FIGURES Tex. A&M Villanova 8 i—’ -i Fi^st Doupis 13 96 Yards Gained Rushing 338 56 Yards Lost Rushing 11 40 Net. Yds. Gained Rush. 327 55 Yds. rGained Passing 69 12 Passes Attempted by 13 6 ' ] Passes Completed By 5 2 v i Passes Intercepted By 0 A 9 for 37 Av & No Punts 6 for 30.5 4 for 53 Av & No Pen. 14 for 90 1 Opp. fumbles reed, by 5 6 for 128 Kickoffs Retd. 0 for 0 5 for 39 Punts Returns 4 for 10 ,i. ■j LINEUPS VILLANOVA LE—D. Brown, Bogan LT—Mantone, Smith LG—Lanigan, Oroski Cen.—Wiasch, Howanski RG—Pavalko, Liotta, Wills RT—Sandusky, Limani RE—Schmid,, Gattuso, Rilo Have Your Full Name V ENGRAVED On,your Slide Rule, Fountain Pen $ Pencil Seta. ' McCarty Jewelers Across from Rus Station , / North Gate Welcome Aggies v ./ 7 FOR THAT Delicious Home Cooked Food —Try— " CADET Cafeteria '*■ l. ■ 'North Gate A4 general overall picture of the var- ious departments, will be present- ed. ■ 1 ’ I A highlight of the conference will be a forum ^conducted by the newspapermen to hear reports from the various. sections of the state oh! the conditions of their areas and their needs from an agri cultural standpoint. Top A&M men will be'on hand to answer ques tions as to 1 what the System can do to aid them in their problems. A tour of the college agriculi tural centers will acquaint the writers with the latest in research w;brk and progress that is being made, j.' |v—, \ <■ ”j !' '{/I Several agricultural! leaders of the state have been 1 invited to take part in the program. Men of The College and the System sche duled .to deliver talks./and. jtakej part in the discussions, include Gibb Gilchrist, chancellor' of the ., , , - , . A&M System;.F. C. Bolton, presl- the 1944 Fort Wdrth Livestock dent of The College; E. R. Alex-, ander, head of the Agricultural: Education Department and D. W. Williams, vice-chancellor, who is in Germany for a 10-day stay at the request of the State Depart ment, to advise with them on the agricultural program in that coun try. f ! : 7 4 7 • I ~ i QB^—Romanik, Calvin, O’Boyle | LH—Frinzi, Moran, Coletta RH—J. Rogers, Sny.der, Geppi. j FB—Pasquadiello, Rider, / D’Alon- zo. j !'• A&M LE—Whittaker, Hill ! LT—Moses, Tucker, Chapin LG—Milberg, Scott I ! [■ J Cen—Flowers, Bates, Hetherlyj RG—Greiner, Nohavitza RT—Hudeck, Spencer, Burk RE—Copeland, Netardue, Speats , QB—Garddmal, Cashion , LH—Lippman, Sikes, Lary, Royal ty McDonald. I RH—Goff; Shaef’fer. Moore FB—Lawson, Tidwell, R. Smith Officials—Referee, Naper Davis (Southwestern); umpire, James L. Duffy (Boston College); head linesman, Earl Dayvault (Univ. .of’ Texas); field judge, C. Wi. Merritt (Maines^v Sciore by periods: Villanova} | ! 7 14 14 sO—35 Texas A&M 0 0 0 0-| 0 ,/ i; I , ~ papers, including dailies, . •] :■[■ :| V |.. ... program for the ^coming; m Grad Heads k Show Ms >27; has Bexar County Ag- nt and A&M graduate i been named super- inter d^it of livestock for the San- Antc nio Livestock Exposition’s first show to be held next Feb ruary at the Coliseum. {Tie appointment was announced by Ferry Shankle, Exposition pres- iden , Tite h d s had more than ‘20 i yOars’ experience in the agricultur al a id livestock field. He was one of tie organizers of the Midwest T^xus Livestock Show and Exposi-i tion at Sweetwater and served as iU jnanager until the, event was (discontinued during the war. He also | was a judge of fat steers at WATCH REP A IRIK! Rust Ruins Watches! See us regularty for Expert Watch Cleaning ’ dj/ j - . e • McCarty Jewelers Across from Bus Station I . North Gate Watches Repaired ■ :i ■ : rio .i . . . by skilled mechanics \yhb Know the intricacies of all move-} meats. Moderate Prices. ' V m SOL KLEIN , ... i 4! i\ % WATCH REPAIRING & ENGRAVING Vattseb B\dfc. t . .. Exposition and at the Pan-Ameri- banj! Hereford Show at Dallas in IM.. f A native of Llano County, Tate taught vocational agriculture at Llano High School for two years following his graduation until 1929 when he was appointed county agent at Mason, where he inaug urated ah extensive 4-H Club live- Stoc^i feeding program? . He served as county j agent at Sweetwater from 1936 until World War II, and was discharged in with the rank of major. After 1946 serving ‘ temporarily as county agent of Milam County, he came to San Antonio in March, 1946, &t county agent in San Antonio. - DEMPSEY - (Continued from Page 1) 1950 fiscal year at one a. nt. tomorrow morning in the Gent’s IjpMOin; - Room, 2nd Floor, Goodwin Hall. Highlights of the evening will he a thirty-round boxing exhi bition between C. C. Munroe, the I Batt’s amiable and efficient printers devil, and Fred Hick man, stern preserver of justice in the College Station vicinity. Ypqng and old are invited.) thereby know if a successful nest ing; season occurred. Collecting dove wiings at A&M is a part of a coordinated research program initiated i by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service due to a noticeable decline in the dove population during the past few years. All wildlife i conaen^ation agencies in the Central and South eastern jGnited States are coop erating (p this program. . „ . Hunters are urged to aid in this program by sending the rijght wing of doves to the Texas Cooperative Wildlife Unit, A&MjjCollegfe, Col lege Station. Each wing should ( be marked with the date and loca tion where each dovje j was taken. Bryan Baptists To Hold Student Day Student day at the College Ave nue Church in Bryan will be ob served hext Sunday, $ept. 26(1 when cadets from A&M land Al len Military Academy willj be hon ored. According to Rev. W.; J. Mc Daniel, Sept. 25 will bej one of the early features of the College Avenue Baptists’ silver anniver sary year. The church is located at College Avenue and East 25th Street, across from the | county court house. ir What's Cooking aS approval, brents. / > V) : ^7 V FREE rade EVEN FREE FREE -.j ; I . * ^I ■ ‘ jJ j- | J ^'j I j I i First 15 Sophomores can ti YOUR FRESHMEN ENGLISH BOOKS ! ' ■ 7 ■ -r * . • 4. ' j . . | .7 | L ' ] : , . f - & A” and “Manual for Freshman English” For Sophomore English bmls yoii need ... i ■■ . d “Understanding of Fiction” — WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR THES DEAL IS CLOSED WHEN WINDOW L r; \\ : 7 ' f ' i “Seven Modern Plays” 47 ■ /: SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS i: ' y . - In order to continue our liberal trading po / V to reduce our stock of; certain books. We are pitting the to] V; r “Special” Shelf. If you need one, check our prices—they can’t be beat ^ rv rw w»oimnr ..1! Or brihg in your drawing instruments arid trade to your advantage. y, we are going to following o have our bllowing on j can’t be t __ books, iilide rules, etc., Juniors 4 lN 0 1 Bus. La v SehiDrs Industrial Management Rural Sociology Princif als of Retailing Problerns in Retailing AH S.-SEEN A SHORt SIGN THET, WITHIN 24 HOURS- i CNC VOKUM WUX EMC.r AH GOTTA TEi-L MAMMV -j p r Page 6 Bat tat io n CLASSIFIED AD& MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1949 Although we consider your pro posed effort in defense of Amer ica's most nbtuLshing form of di version a mite ^iperflous, Jack., we'll still be waitingvwith anxious eye, throbbing pulse, and bated breath; the arrival of your new film. It should be a lulu. SPARETIME JOB? Expenses high this fall? Earn ektra cash selling Sunshine Christ mas Cards. Interesting job. Make new friends, gain valuable selling experience. Unbelievably beauti ful, value-packed assortments. Run business from your own desk In spare time. Profits up to. 100%. Fraternities, sororities solve fin- ajnpl&l |j difficulties through Sun shine’s! Fund Raising Plan. Beg. borrow or buy a penny Postcard and write today -for samples on box and imprint assort- SKI-L WITH k BATTAIJON CLASSIFIED AD. Rates ... 3c a.'word per Insertion With a 25cj minimum. Space rates In Classified Section . . .( 60c per column llich. Send all classifieds with remit tance to the Student Activities Office. All ads shpuld be turned In by 10:00 a.m. of the day before publication, j • WANTED • Beauty. Operator. Fabric Shop. Pruitts Beauty /i&nd Enginieer Staff To Meet in Goodwin 1 , ,1 / *. ■ 7A11 men interested in joining the staff of The Engineer were invited today by (VC. Schwab, editor, to attend an iorgunizational meeting at 7:30 / p->n. The meeting will be held in The Engineer office on the second floor of'Goodwin Hall. . / Schwab paid that any person wishing to join the staff but un able to make the meeting should contact him! after 5 p.m. in the of- SADDLE & SIRLOIN CLUB, 7:30||j ce an y Uay this week, p.m., Tuesday, September 20, g eVera i staff positions are un- AI j i Majors fjji e( i as y e t, Schwab concluded, and Minors invited./ | i ^ JL [-4 ^ ir ! - ' V v . | / Male or Fema/planlst or pianists to play any afternesdn for danicing _classes. Must read and ' p|ay classical and popular music Address Clara Howard, Box ,17()6, Collejje'. FOR SALE 7Cu. Ft, Popieluln Frlglduire Kxcellent condition, $Tfi.(Kl. Heal Bargain. Phone 2-5H93. Second-band Frlgldaire, In good condition; will sell at jbargaln.. Phone 6-63M'. TRANSPORTA'iriON! Bicycle, In good con dition. For J sale. Only $10.00. Call ■1-71088. I ■ J ! If! BARGAIN! Senior Boots, spurs, boot pants. Site lOJ^B, J4" Cilf, 30” Waist. Also 2 pair greeh serge slacks, 1 complete Zubie tailored .summer serge uniform. Call J. K. B. Nelson, 4-7088. EASY Spin-Dry Washing Machine. Perfect condition. Oiie-half , original price. . Capt. L. C. Call iway. Telephone 3,6419. )934 Plymouth Coupe, excellent shape, good tires, ipave. to see to appreciate. 1506 So. College, Phone 3-6635. . . MISCELLANEOUS AGGIE BALLROOM Classes on Campus in Music Rail. Starting Immediately. Register Mujslc Hsill.j Tuesday, 2tf Sep tember, 7 - 9:00 P. M. For Information address Clark Howard: Box 1706, College. 1948 Chevrolet 2-Door Radio 4- Low Miifeage...... 1948 Ford 2-Door Sedan R^dio, Heater, WSW Tires... $1895. i 1947 Mercury 4-Door- Heater, Over-drive ... 1946 Eoqd Club Coupe Clttm-f-with heater 1941 [Ford 2-Door 1I.1 .Li, 19'fl Chevrolet 2-Door ■i-f- t T—) i- ; . 1 1940 Chevrolet . 2-Door $595 1939 Eord, 2-Door Also A Good Stock of Late Model Pibkups and Heavy-Duty Trucks -Ready to ,Go to Work. Bryan Motor Co. “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Highway 6 South 415 N. Main Phone 2-1307 — 2-1883 7 BRYAN, TEXAS PROMPT DEJLrVKEjjY and WIR& SERVICE Reed Allbrittob ’511 SUNSHINE ART STUDIOS ij j Dept. C-7 j. : 7 115 Fulton Street New York 8, N.Y. i 1 ' ■, .1 if * ■ t A. Mmi TpftAcco Co H J h : ’' ! f • ; i . •• r! : i ! ' | • . 'I j! 1 i[ 7.. .• 1