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CHS Loses Third Straight To Unbeaten Eagles, 39-0 The unscored-on Smiley Eagles capitalized on superior depth and a 24-pound weight advantage Fri day night to rout CHS’s Tigers 39-0. Friday’s game marked the sec ond consecutive game the Tigers have been shutout, being trounced 46-0 by Rockdale, another unscor- ed on eleven, last week. CHS now stands at 1-3 for the season, all non-district tilts. Coach Horace Shaffer’s small squad, both in numbers and pounds, battled gamely and trailed only 13-0 at halftime. Smiley’s man power finally wore the Tigers down in the last half when the 0 t# Vll/Ji W WWE IN »«£ at ri * (MiiliMW >jNDHM?VlAeV fR£* — TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY “Hilda Crane” with JEAN SIMMONS — Plus — “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” with KEVIN McCarthy PALACE Bryan LAST DAY “Moby Dick” STARTING WEDNESDAY diWLLARS 'OFTHESKY JEFF CHANDLER • DOROTHY MAIM WARD BOND • KEITH ANDES • LEE MARVIN • SYDNEY CHAPUIf A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE TODAY & WEDNESDAY The Show That Started the Bee Bop with the Rock & Roll Song “Rock Around The Clock” “BLACKBOARD JUNGLE” with GLENN FORD Eagles romped for four touch downs. The Tigers, aided by an Eagle penalty, made their deepest pene tration of the night into Smiley territory early in the second stan za. CHS marched to the 23 before Smiley’s Wayne Smith intercepted one of Alton Arnold’s aerials and i-aced 91 yards for an apparent TD. His brilliant scamper was called back, however, due to a clipping charge. Bill Kavanaugh, crushing CHS fullback, turned in a sparkling- showing on both offense and de fense. Kavanaugh chalked up all of CHS’s pass interceptions, -snag ging two opposing aerials. CATERING for S^^SPECIAL OCCASIONS Leave the Details to me. LUNCHEONS BANQUETS WEDDING PARTIES Let Us Do the Work—You Be A Guest At Your Own Party Maggie Parker Dining Hall W. 26th & Bryan TA 2-5069 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY I TT Julie TT Laupence T r Shelley f | Haggis -HapYey- j/]tofcepsl THE MOST DELIGHTFUL > DOUBLE EXPOSURE SINCE ADAM AND EVE! dca from the award winning | sensational Broadway hit/ : j| ELLA FITZGERALD THE GENE KRUPA QUARTET MODERN JAZZ QUARTET OSCAR PETERSON TRIO STAN GETZ • DIZZY GILLESPIE ROY ELDRIDGE • SONNY STITT FLIP PHILLIPS • ILLINOIS JACQUET JO JONES -EDDIE SHU HOUSTON MUSIC HALL Friday, October 5th Two Performances: 8 P.M. & 11 P.M. Tickets on sale at Disc Oeu, 110* Capitol ALL SEATS RESERVED $2.75-$3.75 - S4.75 INC. TAX SHOES LOAFERS Complete new stock $5.95 and up Close-out on . . . BUCKLE SHOES Normally $12.95 to $14.95 Going for $6.95i Sizes especially for hard to fit persons COMBAT BOOTS $9.95 up LOUPOTS ACTION IN MONDAY’S ’MURAL SWIMMING—finds L. L. Mays, Squadron 10 anchor man, first to the wire in the upperclassmen 400-foot relay. Looking on is teammate Jack Swann. Squadron 10 won their heat in 1:11.2. Splashers Open ’56 Intramurals Monday Night The infant 1956-57 intra- ^ murals got its feet wet last night with the opening of the swimming meet. Both upper classmen and freshmen were night events at P. L. Downs Nata- torium. Class A and C swam six heats of the 400 foot relay. Later Class B swam five heats of the same race. The first team of each heat plus the fastest four seconds will be the qualifying teams. The fi nals for all the swimming and div ing events will be held Wednesday October 10. Tho ftnttnfinn .... College Station (Brazos County), Texas Tuesday, October 2, 1956 PAGE 3 TOY SALE! MAKING ROOM FOR NEW STOCK MANY ITEMS 88c STUDENT CO-OP SWC Round-Up FAYETTEVILLE, <A>> — Coach day. Jack Mitchell took his Arkansas Razorbacks behind closed gates Monday to practice for Saturday’s Southwest Conference opener against Texas Christian at Fort Worth. AUSTIN, (JP)—Texas Longhorn took things easy Monday, work ing out in shorts on pass offense and defense while those who saw little service Saturday scrimmaged the freshmen. WACO, (A*)—Coach Sam Boyd sent his Baylor Bears through a light non-contact workout yester- The workout followed a report by Bill Henderson on the Mary land-Wake Forest game, and a viewing of films of the Baylor- Tech game here Saturday. DALLAS, (A*) — The Southern Methodist Mustangs, their thoughts turned to Satux-day’s battle with the Missouri Tigers, listened to lengthy scouting reports Monday. The Mustangs also counted cas ualty reports from last week’s 9-7 loss to Georgia Tech, and issued some new plays for their game this week. • Monday winners of class A and C were Sqdn. 10 in heat one, B Armor heat two, B Eng. heat three, Sqdn. 21 heat four, A Field Artillery, heat five, B Field Ai’tillery, heat six. Second place teams to qualify for the preliminax-ies from class A and C were A Composife, A Athletics, Sqdn. 17, and Sqdn. 8. In class B all teams placing either first or second qualified for the px’eliminaries. In heat one they were Maroon Band and Sqdn. 21, heat two was Sqdn. 10 and Sqdn. 13, heat three was Sqdn. 17 and A Athletics, heat four was Sqdn. 4 and Sqdn. 12, and hea,t five saw Sqdn. 26 and C Field Ar tillery place fii'st and second. 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