Thursday, October 25, 1951
THE BATTALION
Page 5
Bruin Coach Sauer
Brings Top Record
George Sauer has started his
second year as Baylor’s football
coach this year.
In his first Sfeason, Sauer took
material that was doped to finish
in the SWC cellar and with the
aid of his assistants developed the
surprise package of the league.
Sauer’s 1950 Bears started slow
ly, losing to Wyoming and Arkan
sas in two of their first four
games.
Then came victories over A&M,
TCU, Texas; Tech, SMU, Rice and
a narrow loss to Texas. It added
up to seven victories second place
in the conference, and Texas
“Coach-of-the-Yeax” honors for
Sauer.
In the poll of Texas sports
writers, no other coach came
close. At season’s end, Sauer
had invitations from every cor
ner of Texas to serve as their
banquet speaker.
Aside from coaching the football
team, Sauer works hard at his
post of athletic director. Two of
his aims are to improve Baylor’s
all-around athletic program and
add top-notch opponents to the
Bruins’ football schedule.
Sauer served as a member of the
coaching staff for the College All-
Stars, who met the Cleveland
Browns in the big game in Chicago
earlier this year.
This marked Sauer’s second ap
pearance in this game. He co
captained the College Allj-Stars
aaginst the Chicago Bears in this
game in 1934.
On New Year’s Day of 1934
he scored two touchdowns to lead
the West to a 12-0 victory over
the East in the Shrine game at
San Francisco.
On January 1, 1947, he returned
to the Shrine game as a member
of the West coaching staff. Thus,
Sauer is among few who have
played and coached in both the
“big all-star games.”
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Report of Condition of
College Station State Bank
of College Station, Texas
at the close of business October 10, 1951, a State banking institu
tion organized and operating under the banking laws of this State
and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in
accordance with a call made by the State Banking Authorities
and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District.
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve
balance, and cash items in process of collection..706,739.58
United States Government obligations, direct and
guaranteed 487,607.00
Obligations of States and political subdivisions 12,950.00
Corporate stocks (including $2100.00 stock of Federal
Reserve bank) 2,100.00
Loans and discounts (including $3,560.71 overdrafts).. 647,721.41
Bank premises owned $34,800.00, furniture and fix
tures $15,200.00 50,000.00
Real estate owned other than bank premises 1.00
Other assets 1,200.00
TOTAL ASSETS $1,908,318.99
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individual^, partnerships, and
corporations $1,295,254.42
Deposits of United States Government (including
postal savings) .' 67,706.32
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 433,939.51
Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.).... 10,335.95
TOTAL DEPOSITS $1,807,236.20
TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordi
nated obligations shown below) - - - $1,807,236.20
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital* $ 50,000.00
Surplus 20,000.00
Undivided profits 31,082.79
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 101,082.79
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS $1,908,318.99
* This bank’s‘capital consists of:
Common stock with total par value of $50,000.00
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and
for other purposes $ 447,107.00
I, Thomas W. Lee, Cashier, of the above-named bank, hereby
certify that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Thomas W. Lee
Correct—Attest: Harold Sullivan
S. A. Lipscomb
R. B. Butler, Directors.
State of Texas, County of Brazos, ss:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
22nd day of October, 1951.
Lilly C. Lumb
(Notary’s seal) Notary Public
Baylor Bears Co-Captains
L:;
Gale Galloway
Stan Williams
Galloway-Williams To Captain
1951 Bear Eleven Saturday
This year’s co-captains for the
Baylor Bears are Gale Galloway,
center, and Stanley Williams, end.
These two boys will lead the
undefeated Bruin eleven onto Kyle
Field Saturday to tackle the Ag
gies in the top game in the state.
Galloway stands 6’ 4” and tips
the scales at 200 pounds. The sen
ior center and linebacker hails
from Pearsall where he played
fullback in high school.
While attending Pearsall High
he earned 11 letters. Four letters
each in football and track and
three in basketball.
Galloway has the distinction of
tieing with Bear tackle, Bob Rob
inson for having biggest pair of
feet on the squad.
However despite his feet, Gallo
way is not slow. He is a hard
worker and a natural leader, and
considered by many as the. type
■of ball player whe-would be wel
come to join anybody’s football
team.
His major is business and educa
tion and will choose between coach
ing and business as a profession.
All-Purpose End
The second half of this leading
“duo” is handled by Stanley Wil
liams, 6’ 2” 191-pound from Cisco.
He has been claimed as one of the
finest all-purpose ends in the na
tion but so far this year has been
used mostly on offense.
Williams is considered one of
the finest receivers in the South.
This year he leads all of his other
teammates in scoring with three
touchdowns.
In last year’s game with Rice,
he snagged two tough catches for
touchdowns. As a freshman at
Baylor, Williams blocked five punts
and one extra point.
He is a terrific competitor and
considered an inspiration to his
fellow players.
Williams is majoring in business
and will enter coaching after grad
uation. He is married and has an
18-month-old son named Danny.
—Beat Baylor—
Williams Is
Top Scorer
Of Brums
Who is the leading scorer
on the Baylor Bears football
team?
It is Stan Williams, the co
captain and versatile pass
catching end from Cisco.
He caught a pass covering 50
yards against University of Hous
ton and has scored 18 points on
three touchdowns. Williams is
also second in the SWC as leading
pass receiver by catching 13 pass
es for 275 yards for a 21.2 aver
age.
Placing in a three way tie is
Larry Isbell, the Bears’ sensation
al passer. Isbell has scored two
touchdowns arid ranks as one of
the top passers in the conference.
Isbell has completed 40 passes
out of 82 attempts for 571 yards
and a 14.3 yards per try. Last
week Isbell rested against Texas
Tech by completing only 13 out
of 18 attempts for 155 yards.
Also among the Bears top scor
ers are Dick Parmer and Don Car
penter, each have tallied twice.
Seven other Bruins have scored one
or more points.
The Bear scorers:
TD PAT FG TP
S. Williams 3 0 0 18
Larry Isbell 2 0 0 12
Don Carpenter 2 0 0 12
Dick Parmer 2 0 0 12
C. O. Brocato 0 7 1 10
Harold Riley 10 0 6
Frank Bouldin 10 0 6
Bob Reid 10 0 6
Bob Trout 10 0 6
Frances Davidson 10 0 6
J. Davenport 0 10 1
Purses have been increased for
eight of Hialeah race track’s 15
stake races for next year’.
Bill Murray, pro footballer on
the New York Giants, was Indiana
state high school 440-yard champ.
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lb. 63c
SHOULDER ROAST . lb. 75c
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. 2 lbs. 13c
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Armour’s Chili can 49c
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46-Oz. Libby’s
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Peanut Butter jar 28c
Light Meat—Sunbeam—Vz’s Cans
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12-Oz. Cans—Vacuum Pack—Libby’s Golden
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303 Cans Libby’s Rosedale Brand
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