The University of Florida bas-
keetball team is composed of five
juniors, 10 sophs and three fresh
men. There are no seniors on the
squad.
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Sunday & Monday
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Sports Day
Scheduled
March 15
March 15 has been picked
for All Sports Day at A&M
College, Barlow “Bones” Ir
vin, athletic director, an
nounced Thursday.
Six athletic events have been
scheduled, with outside opponents
to meet the Aggies in baseball,
track, golf and tennis. The swim
ming teams will stage an intra
squad meet on the big Saturday,
and the football team will scrim
mage Saturday night.
A&M students use this weekend
to invite high school boys from
all over Texas to visit A&M. Here’s
the athletic schedule for that day:
Sport Opponent
Baseball Brooke Field Medics
Track Rice and Texas
Golf University of Houston
Tennis University of Houston
Swimming Fish vs Varsity
Football Maroons vs Whites haVe come a long way since then,
Aggies Go To Houston;
Minus McDowell’s Aid
Thursday, January 24,1952 THE BATTALION Page §
The Aggies will travel to Hous- but they lost more when they said*
ton tomorrow to clash with the goodbye to McDowell.
University of Houston Cougars. It
will be the Cadets first game since
Jewell McDowell ended his career
last Friday night against Baylor.
It is expected that all of the
Aggies’ foes will be watching the
game closely to find how well the
Aggieland boys can do without the
services of their All-SWC guard.
Many are wondering what they’ll
be able to accomplish without the
little man considered to the con
ference’s outstanding guard, who
has now graduated.
Have Met Before
A&M’s second meeting of the
year against the Cougars here
might offer a fair answer to the
question. Houston dumped the Ca
dets, 38-29 in a seasons opener
at. College Station.
There’s no doubt that the Aggies
Basketball Statistics
Player
GA
FGA
FG
FTA
FT
PF
TP
Davis, c
14
170
82
64
39
60
203
♦McDowell, g —
14
229
65
56
31
33
161
Miksch, f
13
111
38
57
31
46
107
Walker, g
.14
81
26
27
21
44
73
Binford, f
14
48
12
10
7
26
31
Farmer, f-g —
14
44
12
11
6
28
30
Houser, f
12
30
8
11
7
33
23
Heft, g
14
21
3
7
2
26
8
Carpenter, g
8
3
1
3
2
4
4
Addison, c -
9
1
1
2
1
10
3
A&M Totals —-14
Opp. Totals
♦dropped by graduation
Scores
A&M Opp.
738
745
248
231
248
338
147
202
312
270
643
664
Now more of the scoring burden
will fall on giant Aggie center
Buddy Davis and his tall shoulders.
Davis is the SWC’s third best scor
er with 203 points in 14 games for
an average of almost 15 a game.
Biggest Win Over Aggies
Strangely enough, Alden Pas-
che’s unpredictable Cougars built
up their largest victory margin in
that 38-29 win over the Aggies.
Since then they have losti heart-
breakers to OCU and Murray
State, split with Detroit, lost an
overtime game to St. Louis, pulled
a one-pointer out of the first
against Tulsa and were soundly
thrashed by Oklahoma A&M.
Then last Saturday night even
crippled Sam Houston State gave
them a scare before losing by 3
points.
Cougars Doing Good
Despite their 4-6 season’ record,
the Cougars are doing better than
expected with two Missouri Val
ley Conference victories already,
as many as they won all last sea
son.
Houston is well-indoctrinated in
the Henry Iba slow break style
employed by the Aggies. As a mat
ter of fact, the Cougars, slower
and more defensive minded than
last year, have of necessity ab
sorbed some of the Iba style them
selves.
Up until their last game the
Cougars had the highest shot-mak
ing percentage in the nation, 41
per cent, according to NCAA sta
tistics.
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attention. Ole Lou needs books, and needs ’em bad.
’ Look over this list, and if you have any of these books,
bring ’em by TODAY. Let’s make a trade. A deal
with Lou—is a steal for you. I PAY CASH!
CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING—
Farralo—Dairy Engineering— ,
Israelsin—Irrigation Principles & Practices
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY— J
Anderson—Introduction Animal Husbandry
Briggs—Modern Breeds of Livestock
Morrison—Feeds & Feeding
Snapp—Beef Cattle
ARCHITECTURE— Hi-
Arch Record—Time Saver Standard
Fletcher—History of Architecture
Burns—Western Civilization
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT—
Fullen & T—College Botany
Buchsbaum—Animals Without Backbone
Potter—Essentials of Zoology
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION— '
• Noble—Accounting Principles
Finney—Principles of Accounting
Shurter—Effective Letters in Business
Jones—Writing Scientific Papers & Reports
Monroe—Principles and Types of Speech
GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT—
Ford—Dana’s Textbook of Mineralogy
Dunbar—Historical Geology
Pettijohn—Sedimentary Rock
Billings—Structural Geology
HISTORY— ' ^ '■
Chitwood—The U.S. From Colony to World Power
Ferguson—American Federal Government
Smith—Texas Government
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING , UF'
Kimball—Principles of Industrial Organization
Scott—Personnel Management
ECONOMICS— /
Norden and Salera—Elementary Economics
Thomas—Our Modern Banking and Monetary System
Miller—Econ. Problems of Labor
Samuelson—Economics
PSYCHOLOGY—
Munn—Psychology Langer—Psychology & Human Living
Skinner—Elem. Psych. Klein—Mental Hygiene
GENETICS—
Sinnot & Dunn—Principles of Genetics
Hays & I.—Methods of Plant Breeding
Lush: Animal Breeding Plans
Snedicor—Statistical Methods
ENGLISH—
Hoffman—Report Writing ,
Hummell—The Analysis of Propaganda
Shakespeare—Major Plays and the Sonnets
Wood—The Literature of England. Vol. II
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING—
Crawford—Introductory Problems in Engineering
Rigsby—Welding Fundamentals
Chambers & F.—Analytic Mechanics
Faires—Applied Thermodynamics
Jordon & P—Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Lester—Marketing Industrial Equipment
PHYSICS— 4&T\
Stewart—Physics
Semat—Physics in the Modern World
Blackwood—Introduction, College Physics
POULTRY HUSBANDRY—
Winter and F.—Poultry Science & Practice
Morsden—Turkey Management
Hartman—Hatchery Management
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