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score the .second Maroon touchdown
against the ProgS. Recognition for
the Ag end’s play came in the
form |of his nomination for.South-
westejrn lineman of. the week for
that /game.
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YOU SEE,SUM- ki
vjwVkkmicsI
born -SO ^
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DRESSED ASA HoOD-
5. AH
rcvo'
mo^ed him from the
buf he came bajck
the SMU Mustangs
next week. Every rnetfrbejrjof
x South of the Border ! !
inmates
strpng againfit! of Baty a
Maroon team Jilaj
ball agiin^t thfe ^
ed : sp
aurited
tacul^ir
Poni
and Coijieland’s woifc rankejl og^it
giants,
. , ifiej Ca
dets shook the Hilltop dteamboat
like it was a chip ion a jti;
mountain stream. ! ,
with that of the
Wright and Hillhoi
rbuleht
The futile battle waged
vlnth t
tyle
idu-
lissappointed in Hometown r
When the Aggies journeyed to
•Wacp to meet the Baylor Bears, .._ o
Cope said he wanted nothing more Rice Owls on a (juagniire-li C e g;.
than to beat the Bruins in His Field was definitely noi; cpnt
hometown. Although the Farmers i cive to passing, bijt Cope played
just missed accomplishing this j his usual dependable game on d
fdat, he still played a fine game, feijse. In the seasoij finale again
A first quarter groin injury re- Texas, the Waco fnd joined h
Pipe Smoking Contest
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NAME..
ADDRESS...
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(Students fill In College Dorm and Room NO.)
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I intend to
(1) Enter the Pipe Smoking Content (
(2) Enter a collection of pipes
To bo eligible for the 1949 Battalion Pipe femoking COr
readers must filMn this blahk- and bring or mail it to
PIPE SMOKING CONTEST
The Battalion
Goodwin Hall
Contestants may enter either or l|oth of
To Do eligible for the 1949 Battalion Pipe pihoking COittest, Ijf the 23-hear-old Wacoan shows according to Ken BernhollfJ plr(*s- /-'tyrmno r> -j
readers must filMn this blahk-and bring or malil it io j j fthe improvejment over his ’48 play ident. I . ' i 1 fO ( )L)b GROUPS, Friday, 1
PIPE SMOKING'CONTEST h t h4t can hie expected from him, Colored! sidles showing the life P- P)- home of Mrs. Cecil Wann
The Battalion he ishould HWinitely live up to the of Dr. iMartin Luther will# be INarth UakW00(1 -
Goodwtn Hall I . 1 jlestimates of football observers shown with an accompanying dp- LAREDO CLUB.'Friday, Octo
r> nn i A ot an ro wo „ iiLfu U J /)tJii« Ana llwhlo last year rated him as one cription by Pastor Fred Mgebioff, 21. 7:15 p. m., Room 125, A
Contestant, may enter either or Both ot Me tf-o anions. .| [| of ^ ^ top so p|, omorc cnds Berahoff a lihat retrUh- tlelnie BuiUlin,,: Choose band
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LUCKIES MY MORE
Hr- A# /
ittack to tie the Long-
snaring a number
i*-«»ty anjl Cushion aerials as
the Cadets hammered back in a
second half jit
horns.
During tl e past summer Cope
continued his studies toward a
physical edu lation degree; he plans
to work on a masters after re
ceiving a |baChelors degree in Jan-
uary, 1951.
Despite the fact that many per
sons failed t) realize that he would
take over a tegular berth on the of
fensive unit iof Coach Harpy Stite-
ler’s Farmei team this fall, Cope
land opened at the right end posi-
tiotl in the liillanova game: and has
held it e 'er since. However,
against TCI last Saturday Rodney
East started I at the offensjve right
terminal isince Cope was needed
bn defense.
As the weather cools the 17(1-
ppund| ex-Ti£er will probably see
hipre i and more service on both
oljfense and defense. At least one
qualified | s ports observer who
should know Aggie football quite
well has |-remarked that Copeland
is (he top Maroon end on both of-
fense and defense. At any rate,
he has shown that he is capable
of crisp | blocking, heady defen-
;sivp playj and first class pass re-
b’eiving.
If the 23-wear-old Wacoan shows
the improvement over his ’48 play
ithalt can be expected from him,
jhe should definitely live up to the
estimates! of . football observers
who last year rated him as one
of the threjc top sophomore ends
in the Shut iwest Conference.
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few injuries. Only change in the
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state and will praticipabe in cer-
NffTCHKMy ALL PEACE tFTORTS
HAS FAl LED .r-THEM BG BUU- .
'sx&gsxrsss?
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OLD KNASIQN/T T»
^CROWD DOESN'T KK
MCK-And DOESNTi
any M.STmONS,
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starting offensive alignment is the fain phases of the research project
installing of Doyle Mooi;e at right on brush control on range lands
half in place of Bobby ;Goff w ho conducted by the Department of
has a leg Spjury. Bob Smith, hard Range and Forestry in the Ag-
charging fullback, may , look Jihe | ricultural Experiment Station. '
a moving I mummy jas hie will be j Moore and his wife arrived in'
wearing bjantj^ges from headl to Sap Francisco by plane and came
foot. , | : directly to College Station for the
QB Chfdce Secret | first portion of their stay in the
Coach fjariry Stiteler will not ^
reveal his starting quarterback un-
Battalion
CLASSIFIED ADS
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949
following his period of residence
til a few mmutes before game tiinie. , a f College Station, Moore plans to
Officials named for the ggme v ' s t ; va, '' ous state and federal ag-
wjll lie Abb | Curtis, referee; Jim natural experiment stations in
Higgins, SMlf, umpire; Rube i.je.s-"he United States for a study of
suer, 'Texas,] head linesman, ahd methods of wood control and graz.-
Bohn Hillijimjl, Texas, field judge. ,n ^ management.
Curti^ hastmpved from the South
west Und v(/ill likely be replaced.
Both teams are reported to be
in the besit <>f physical and men
tal cohditibnff. For the Cadets, the
situation is |r
What's Cooking
Inot hopeless Bavlor AGGIE SQUARES, Friday at 8
hasn’t] yet won two contests fci a P* hl - Kp'sedpal Parish House,
row over thg Aggies. COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCIAL
ClJlIB, Friday, October 28, 3. p: m.,
Colored Slides Shown
The Ldtheran Student Organ
ization wall meet, at the Lutheran
Student (j'enter, tonight as 7:30,
according; to Ken BernhollfJ pres
ident.
Colored! slides showing the 'life
of Dr. IMartin Luther will#} be
shown with an accompanying dM- j
cription liy Pastor Fred Mgebi off,
Bernhoff saitjl, adding that refresh
ments will be served.
Shisa Hall.
East Texas club, Friday,
October 21, 7:30 p. m., YMCA read
ing room.
FOODS GROUPS, Friday, 1:15
p. in., home of Mrs. Cecil Wamble,
Nojrth Oakwood.
LAREDO CLUB. Friday, October
21, 7:15 p. m., Room 125, Aca-
cleinic Building. Choose band for
Christmas dance.
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the final score reading TCU Wogs
21, Fish 1ft.
Individual Statistics
Two pass plays were good for
two first downs, but then the Wogs
held. The Fish kicked over the
TCU goal on fourth down with
only 75 seconds of play remaining.
TCU ran three plays and the
gun sounded ending the game with
the final score reading, TCU Wogs
21, Fish 19.
Individual Statistica
5 2.
Hill 8 41 0 41
Graves .4 0 28 -28
Hooper . 10 45 4 41
■McJunkin 13 63 3 60
Haas . 12 81 17 64
Fowler
(TCU) . 22 78 2 76
Game Statistics
A AM First downs TCI
15 First downs
244 Net yds. rush. 13
128 Net yds. pass. 10
10 of 23 Completions 7 of 1
1 Intercept, by 2
ft for 321 Punts 1*2 for 325
6 for 40 Penalties 8 for 55
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