Owls Are Victors Over the S. M. U
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/H J VOLUME vn MCE INSTITUTE, HOUSTON, TEXAS, NOVEMBER 11,1921 NUMBER 9 Sa OWLS ARE VICTORS M UM ! tT'tL TAKE MORE THAN OWLS TO CLASH THAT LtL OLE OVER THE S. M. U. BY GUN TO GET ME !! WITH FARMERS A SCORE OF 7 TO 0 THIS AFTERNOON KENNEDY SCORES returned 10 yards. Boettcher was only 151 pounds, but his lack of then substituted for McCaine and RICE READY FOR LONE TOUCHDOWN weight is said to be balanced by his Chambers kicked to 0 d o m who A. &M. COLLEGE hard fight. IN FOURTH PERIOD fumbled and failed to return. Ken- GRIDIRON TEAM Winn and Carruthers will both bal- nedy was put in for WHlis and New- ance the scales at over t70 pounds. H Rice Gets Within Striking ton for Payne. Kitts gained 9 around Winn has seen one year of college ]eft end but immediately !ost 3 around Distance of Goal More Sanders A. & M. Star Man. football on the second string while right. Failing to gain through center Shift Made in Rice Carruthers has been on the team for Than Once. on the third down, S. M. U. kicked to two years. Both are imposing men Rice's 40-yard line. On the second R BackfieM. at their position and will bear close down Rice fumbled and Newman of The Mustangs of Dailas last Sat- R watching. S. M. U. recovered the ball. S. M. U. urday went down, despite a valiant Murrah and Dietrich have both seen was penalized 5 for off-side. Barrett The Owls face one of the strongest fight, to a defeat of 7 to 0 before the a year of service on the Aggie line substituted for Dutton and Duggan teams in the conference this after- Rice Owls. Both teams played ad- and weigh between 180 and li)(J for Du Bose. Rice was penalized 15 noon when the Aggies come out on the mirably we!!. The game was a steady pounds. Du Bois at center is from the yards. McKean intercepted a for- field. The annua! contest between rather than a sensationa! one, blight- Freshman team of last year and is ward pass from Kitts and returned Rice and A. & M. is always a hard- ed somewhat by numerous penalties. quite speedy, making up for his light the bait to thp 20-yard line. He fought one and this year wiil see no Rice's goa! was endangered twice by weight of 170 pounds. fumbled in the next play but recov- exception. The Farmers, although the visitors but the o!d Gray-B!ue line The Farmer backfleld is very speedy ered the ball. Quarter up. Score: they are made up of new men to a held and forced S. M. U. back into her and with Morris at quarter, the Bible Rice 0; S. M. U. 0. large extent, have proved their worth own territory. by defeating the Baylor Bears, S. M. team has a capable field nmnage). Second Quarter. The game started with Kitts of S. U. and Howard Payne. Some doubts The main Aggie hopes for victories M. U. kicking off. His kick was Rice started the second period by were entertained at the first of the are probably lodged in the work of caught by McCaine, who returned the making a first down. Miller was sub- Program For Rice year about the strength of the Aggie Sanders and Weir, who have both ba!! 2B yards. Rice, making but 8 stituted for Brewer. McKean fumbled team because of the absence of Ma* shown up well as halves this year. yards in the next three downs, was again but recovered. Chambers han, Higginbotham, and others; but Zanders weighs only 140 pounds and forced to kick, the ball going into play kicked to Stewart who returned 5 Extension Lectures from the few old men left him along Weir weighs 165. Sanders is a recruit on the 50-yard line. The Mustangs yards to their 45-yard line. Stewart with recruits from the Freshman from the reserve team but has proved then made two first downs in spite of kicked out of bounds and Rice re- Are Now Ready team, Coach Bible has welded a strong his speed this year in many instances. a 5-yard penalty for off-side, and suc- ceived the ball on their '48-yard line. machine. Pinson at full is another find of this ceeded in pushing the pigskin to Rice's Kennedy made 1 through left guard, The men whom Bible wili probably year coming up from one of the com- 10-yard line. Failing to gain in three then passed 7 yards to Boettcher. The program for the Extension Lec- Final Contest Between King and Par use against Rice will be Wilson and pany teams. Weighing 160 pounds, downs they tried a beautifully planned Chambers then made 2 through center tures for 1921-22 given by arrange- liament." Smith at ends, Winn and Carruthers he is considered a strong man at both at tackies, Murrah and Dietrich at defense and offense. p!ace-kick, which failed. The ball was completing another first down. Rice ment of the Institute, has been an- Three Lecture# in French. guards, Du Bois at center, Morris at Taking the College Station team as returned to the 20-yard line in Rice's gained 5 but lost 15 in a penalty. nounced this week. Such lectures are Kennedy failed to complete two passes The titles of the Wednesday lec- quarter. Sanders and Capt. Weir at a whole it is not quite so strong as possession. Chambers punted to mid- given each year by professors and Held and Stewart returned 10 yards. and .Chambers punted over the goal tures, which wiil be delivered at the halves, and Pinson at full. tast year, but Coach Bible has made instructors of Rice and are free to the The ball went into play on Rice's 35- line. The ball was returned to the 20- Rice Institute, are: "La Legende Na Wilson is an all-Southwestern end a strong offensive team from his ma- at-linn nntt.fiYfii! to s. M. u. Thepublic . Students are welcome at any poleonienne," three lectures in French, weighing 190 pounds. His experience terial. It is a team that is to be two downs S. M. p. was penalized 20 Mustangs gained 6 but lost 7 in a of the lectures although the primary by Albert Leon Guerard. November of one year on the Aggie team has feared by any contender for the state P 16, "Les Faits;" November 23, "La title and the Owls wilt have no easy yards. Griner was substituted for pretty fake. Stewart punted to purpose, of course, is for the people of proved his worth. Smith on the other Genese de la Legende;" November 30, end is comparatively light, weighing work in defeating it. Reed. Kitts kicked to McCaine who (Continued on Page 2.) Houston and the surrounding country. "Napoleon et la Litterature." "Rob- Some of the lectures will be given at ert Burton and the Anatomy of Mel- the University Ciub while the others ancholy," by Baldwin Maxweii. De- Rice Students Are to will be given at the Institute. Special cember 7, "Medieval and Elizabethan Rice Dramatic Club street car service for those at the Melancholy;" December 14, "Burton's Institute has been ararnged for. Life and Aims;" December 21, "The Have a Large Part in Anatomy of Melancholy." "The More Has Been Organized The program for this y6ar includes Important Monuments of Paris," three Armistice Celebration some very interesting lectures, and lectures with lantern siide illustra- With Sixteen Members there are more than in previous years. tions, by Charles Lowman Browne There will also be three lectures given January 11, "A Short Visit to Paris;" Preliminary plans for the organiza- theatricals are being asked to take The second anniversary of the sign- The parade as a whole will be one in French. An outline of the pro- January 18, "Versailles;" January 25, tion of a Dramatic Club of Rice Insti- part in the club's activities. ing of the armistice is to be observed of the largest and most representa- gram for 1921-22 follows: "Les' Trianons." "Poetic Truth in the by the people of Houston in a huge tive parades that has ever been staged Early Nineteenth Century," by Henry tute were outlined at a meeting of Charter members of the club tot:d The Monday lectures are: "Social in Houston. The entire public school Ernest Conklin. February 1, "Words- students and faculty members at the sixteen in number at the present time. celebration beginning with the great Aspects of Education," by John Wil- body will be in evidence, the Shriners, worth!s Naturalism;" February 8, Autry House Friday afternoon. At present, rcquirements^for mem- parade in the moming and ending lis Slaughter. November 14, "The American Red Cross and Camp Logan "Shelley's Idealism;" February 15, A committee consisting of C. E. bership have not been definitely fixed, with the football game between Rice Training of Children for Citizen- Hospital Unit will be represented. A. "Keat's Aesthetic." Elliot, chairman. Stayton Nunn and but will be announced following the and A. & M. to be played on Rice ship;" November 21, "The Democ- & M. will, have her cadet corps and R. N. Lawrence was selected to make next regular meeting of the club. racy of Adolescense;" November 28, The course of seven lectures on field. There will be many other gath- band as will the Texas National arrangements for the first produc- Among those included in the char- "The University and the Commun- "Modern Democracies" wil be deliv- erings not quite so general by which Guard and the army detachment fr&m tion and to submit a list of plays for ter are John C.