JhanL yoiL, JihAt! t Stmi-Wtthty (ftumpw JondhsmA. "Texas' Outstanding Semi-Weekly College Newspaper' J0h. XXI SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, DALLAS, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1935. No. 21 AMPUS POLITICAL PARTY 0R6ANIZED I. M. U. To Have New $400,000 Library Group To Seek 'ondren Makes FONDREN LECTURER Little Toy Soldier By Williams Student Control Ed. Note: It is the policy of the CampuB to print the newa. It is not the policy of the Campus to take unjustifiably the side of any group or groups in the handlln* of TO HAVE DELIVERS LUST OF student affairs. May it be fully understood that the following Btory is printed as new*. not as policy. .'»•» . s~> Startling Gift In an authoritative statement to the Semi-Weekly Campus Tuesday, it was reported that a new political party, the like ANNOUNCED TALKS of which the S. M. U. campus has never before seen, is being Like a thunderbolt amidst a hectic week, of explosive Special Trains Will Carry Stu­ Dr. Holt Completes Series of organized here this week. The "Square Deal Party," boasting knderbolts, President Chas. C. Selecman announced Tues- dents to College Station Five Addresses On •an original membership of 85 stu­ Protestantism dents, announces as its principal that S. M. U. is to have a new library building in the for Game aim "the control of the student tr future, due. to a donation of $400,000 made to the fjversity Monday by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fondren for this Petitioned by yell leaders and The Reverend Ivan Lee Holt, body in all its affairs, promoting a student organizations, university pastor of the St. John's Methodist square deal for all the students and hose. The gift comes as a startling curtain-raiser to the eliminating unfairness and partial­ . Year Plan of building progress for S. M. U. which offi- officials decided in favor of the church in St. Louis, Mo., and pres­ proposed holiday for the coming ident of the Federal Council of SET FOR FRIDAY ity in every phase of campus ac­ ..y began Sunday. tivity." The site for the new library building will be southwest of Saturday, and as a result the en­ Churches of Christ in America, de tire student body is expected to livered the last of a series of five Aptitude Test Fee Must Be Condemns Officials ... hall, immediately across the quadrangle from McFar- move "lock, stock, and barrel" to Fondren lectures Tuesday evening Claiming that student affairs at It is likely that the new build-* Paid in Advance College Station to see a great Mus­ at Highland Park Methodist church. present "are being handled in a * will match the architectural tang eleven pin a fitting finale to The general theme of the addresses haphazard and clumsy manner," • and structure of McFarlin to The Medical Aptitude Test will their regular conference schedule. was "The Search for a New Strate­ and that student officials are at­ ertain extent. be given to some 24 students Fri­ BLUE KEY MEETS The officials decided at this same gy in Protestantism." tempting to play politics by "carry­ Announced in Chapel day, Dec. 6, at 2:00 p. m., in Hyer meeting to extend Christmas holi­ Through the generosity of Mr. hall, Dr. S. W. Geiser, head of the ing water on both shoulders," the ! announcement came at a fit- days until Jan. 6, thereby allowing official spokesman for the new time. With students and fac- and Mrs. W. W. Fondren of Hous­ biology department, announced. TO PLAN PROJECT more time to students going to the ton, a foundation has been estab­ The fee for the examination is %\ party announced that the society gathered in McFarlin to hear Rose Bowl. had been formed, after careful de­ [ Ivan Lee Holt deliver one in a lished which brings to the Univer­ and must be paid before the test is Honorary to Elect Two New sity each year a lecturer upon taken. liberation, as the only remedy for i of Fondren lectures, the very Due to be the last opportunity the disease now prevalent in Members Christian missions. These lecturers "The test is designed to give ision of the announcement was for many to see the team in action S. M. U. student government. are selected by the president of the some indication of the ability of ribute to the bestower of the before its jaunt West, the host of The "Square Deal Party" will Intending to follow up its recent students making the trip to A. & University, the bishop in charge the student to undertake the study work in secret, according to its "Friendship Fete", Blue Key, men's M. is expected to rival closely that of the Texas conference, the chair­ of medicine. It will be given in all i entire $400,000 will be made spokesman, and will admit as many honorary society, meets today at record crowd which journeyed to man of the board of trustees, the pre-medical schools in the United Jilable by not later than Janu- members as are necessary to give noon in Atkins hall to discuss a Fort Worth last Saturday. dean of the school of theology, and States at that hour," stated Dr. 1, 1936. Work on the building the dean of the college of arts and it a controlling hand in student af­ main project, to be worked out for Geiser. "The test measures the 1 likely begin at that time. What Coming at the conclusion of the sciences. The lectures are delivered fairs. the present school year. Harry Shu- ability of the student to organize will be made of the space most successful year in Mustang at the University during the win­ Party Aims ford, president, reports that no the same kind of material that he lerein the library is now con football history, the trip to College ter quarter and are later issued in Among the aims of the new definite selection of a project has will have in medical school, and it |ied has not been decided. Station and that battle should book form. party, several of which have not as as yet been made, but conditions indicates how well he has learned Fondrens prove a fitting climax. Already yet been announced, are the crea­ indicate that such action will take This series of talks by Dr. Holt, in the past." lir. and Mrs. Fondren are al heralded as the most enthusiastic tion of greater school spirit by a tudent place at today's meeting. a member of the board of trustees Idy well-known to the student body the hilltop has ever About 9,6UO students all over the participation of all students in ac­ of S. M. U. and a former faculty Py of S. M. U. as the founders Like Cycen Fjodr, Blue Key has seen, further laurels are certain country are expected to take the tivities, impartial service of stu­ member, was scheduled to be de­ exam and they will have one hour the Fondren Foundation, made it a practice during its ex­ when the Mustang students collide dent officials to the entire student livered last spring, but it was post­ and 30 minutes in which to finish Jough which there is brought to istence to sponsor worthwhile with the A. & M. cadet corps. body, fair selection of student of­ poned because of his trip to the the five tests composing it. At i University each year a lectur- movements on the campus. Its ficers, and the removal of all stu­ Joe Baldwin, in charge of ar­ Orient. the end of the appointed time the lof reputation on the subject of membership is made up of men who dent officials who continue to al­ rangements for the game, has an­ papers will be taken up and sent to Iristian Missions. The lectures are outstanding scholastically and The order of the lectures was as low such trivial factors as fratern­ nounced that for the convenience Washington, D. C, to the Columbia delivered at the University take a major part in the school's follows: --_! of those students who will not go Medical building along with the ity and sorority politics to influence lh year. Delivered this year by activities. 1. "The Confusion in the Prot­ by automobile, a special train will fees. their decisions. Holt, head of the American Other business will be the selec­ leave the Union station, Saturday estant World"--Sunday, 4:30 p. m., Frats Represented deration of Churches, the lec- tion of two new members of the morning, at 8 a. m. Tickets for Highland Park Methodist church. According to the party spokes­ kes began Sunday and continued organization to replace Wilbur the round trip will be §3.60 and 2.. "The Challenge of the Eco­ Rose Bowl Bid man, the original membership of rouch Tuesday. Classes were Cunningham and Charles Shertzer, may be secured in the Co-op. The nomic Crisis"—Monday, 11:00 a.m., Allred Thumbs 85 students includes representa­ }>rtene(l that the students might who are not in school this year.' special will arrive in College Sta­ McFarlin Memorial auditorium. . tives of six fraternities and five r.d them. tion at noon. 3. "The Efforts for a Larger sororities, as well as numerous separate library building has Fellowship"—Monday, 7:30 p. m„ Excites Hilltop Ride With Band well-known non-fraternity and non- For those who wish to return to kg been a cherished dream of the Dallas immediately after the game, McFarlin Memorial auditorium. sorority students. It is the inten­ ^ministration of S. M. U. For a Turkey Eaters one section of the special will leave 4. "A New Approach to Christi­ In Fort Worthtio n of the organization to triple Immediately following their de­ nber of years a sign decorated then. However, for those who wish anity's World Mission"—Tuesday, its membership before mid-semes­ feat of the Horned Frogs in Fort ; ban-en stretch of ground south to remain for the dance a second 11 a. m., McFarlin Memorial audi­ During the after-game rush for ter, and to increase steadily there­ Fail to Desert Worth Saturday afternoon, the S. FACULTY MEMBERS [Hyer hall, on which were writ- section will leave College Station torium. after until a necessary number is M. U. Mustangs received the cov- cars, the governor of Texas lost i the optimistic words, "Site for 5. "A New Strategy"—Tuesday, reached. Campus in Crisisat 1:45 a. m. and arrive in Dallas eted bid to his ride among the 40,000 football |w Library." During the last two at 7 a. m. 7:30 p. m rHrghl7nrPa"rk"Meth-| , , &** in the Pasadena fans that witnessed the greatest To a campus which has been ac­ Carnival of Roses, Jan. 1. T the dream has waned, as Tickets for the game may be se­ odist church. football game in the Southwest, cused of completely partisan polit­ Atkins hall was not deserted this It is the first time in Rose Bowl bees for the erection of a libra- cured at the stadium for $1.10, ac­ . "We are where we are because Nichols Is Chairman of State the S. M. U.-T. C. U. clash in Fort ical operations for a number of year as it usually is during the history that a team west of the jhave become more and more re- companied -by a student activity we are what we are," Dr. Holt as­ Association Worth. So he boarded the Mustang years, the announcement of the Thanksgiving holidays. The var­ Mississippi river has represented formation of such a society as the pte. The sudden announcement book. Activity books must also be serted. "The depression is due to band bus and, wedged in among 35 I Mr. Fondren's gift brought the sity and freshman football players the East. This factor was the "Square Deal Party" comes "like a presented at the game. defects in human character, and The Texas State Teachers' As­ pleased and surprised band mem­ am to an unexpected fulfill- stayed in the dormitory so they principal reason for the predic­ bolt from the blue". A short pep rally is planned for probably the most serious effects sociation met in San Antonio in bers, was transported from the sta­ would be here to play the T. C. U. tions, when it appeared certain the auditorium of the Y. W. C. A. Saturday morning and Baldwin re­ of this economic crisis will be evi­ dium to his hotel. frosh and journey to Fort Worth that the Ponies were going to have Thursday and Friday, Nov. 28 to quests that those who are to go by dent two decades from now." to play the T. C. U. varsity. Most a winning year, that they would 29. Dr. C. A. Nichols, head of the "S. M. U. has a wonderful train come early enough to help in Dr. Holt aeiended the right of of the other boys stayed to wit­ never get the bid even if they came, department of S. M. U., team," the governor stated, "and the noise making. The freshmen the church to be instrumental in education L ness the two games. through undefeated. if they aren't invited to the Rose Blue Shirt club is requested to con­ solving the world dilemma. He ad­ JS chairman of the association. After the freshman football Bowl, we should let them play some [THE DUSTY tact Baldwin for information con­ mitted that the crisis in business * Players' Reaction Dr. G. O. Clough spoke at the game Thursday, Mrs. Gardner and general session Thursday evening leading team in the Blue Bonnet cerning its participation in this has presented a crisis to religion Named as the best team in the Mrs. Clark received the boys in the on "Education for a Democratic bowl at Tyler." rally. but condemned the unjust criticism. country, and the best in S. M. U. living room at 6 p. m. where cock­ Society," and Dr. C. L. Wisseman Governor Allred made a short CORNER since the wonder team of 1923, the Herron Speaks on Small Town talked on the "Socializing Aspect speech between halves at the foot­ tails and canapes were served. Fol­ Ponies took their newest honor in Literature of the Junior High School Pro­ ball game concerning the Will lowing this a Thanksgiving turkey Bug-Hunting, Visiting Provide Meanswith th e greatest of ease. When gram" in the Junior High School A (BUB) BOGUE is one dinner was served in the dining questioned .concerning their reac­ Rogers Memorial fund. After his Dr. Ima H. Herron, professor of 9 section Friday morning. those gals that THINKS, only room to members of the dormitory For Some Students Holiday Sporttion t o the news, which is the same speech, cans were passed around English, spoke on "The Small INKS, that she can make a and seven invited guests. The thing to a football player that a Dean E. D. Jennings spoke on for the spectators to contribute./ Town in American Literature" be­ SS at any one . . . and COM- guests, boys that are batching on bid to heaven is to a darky, the the "Past Ten Years of S. M. U." fore members of Alpha Kappa The holiday spirit ruled on the Margaret Evans climaxed some ETE it . . . get around any the campus, were invited by Miss players followed Matty Bell's cue at the S. M. U. ex-students din­ Delta, honorary sociology frater­ campus during the Thanksgiving special work on embryology with IFENSE . . . run through any Bell Ragsdale through the courtesy, and merely smiled, stating that ner Thursday evening. Friday Dr. nity, Sunday, Nov. 24, at a meet­ recess. Faculty members forgot a seeing of Ina Ray Hutton's "Wild POSITION ... and then kick of the Fellowship Sunday school they first had a game with Texas Nichols presided at the Visual In­ ing held at the home of Miss Gene­ their dignity, students forgot their Party." gentleman for a GOAL ... but class of Highland Park Methodist A. & M. next Saturday. struction section. This program CHAPEL OMITTED vieve Wood, 4513 Gaston. deah old college work, and out-of- doesn't UNDERSTAND the church. Not to be outdone the faculty, included a great amount of illus­ Dr. Herron explained the dif­ ME . . . pardon us for all that towners all but forgot to go home. too, had its fling. Dr. S. A. Myatt Coast Excited trative materials for schools, such ferent trends in regard to small­ A famous football game (S. M. U. • we've got FOOTBALL on the started to go hunting but decided Reports from the coast indicate as lantern slides, posters, silent T town life as expressed in litera­ :A and T. C. U. were the contestants, IN (well, at least in our that his vegetable garden needed that, despite the mid-year state­ and talking motion pictures. ture, and gave examples geogra­ u in case you haven't heard) inspired him more than did ducks or deer. phically and historically. ehts) . . . anyway we do have ment by authorities that Notre Mrs. Leona S. Holt, dean of Regular Thursday morning chap­ BEST coach, team, band, cheer some of the Mustang exuberance. After raising collards, sweet po­ women, presided at the meeting of Margaret Musselman is presi­ Dorothy Clawson, a trifle stiff Dame is the greatest drawing card el services will be dispensed with •tars, and cheering section, etc., tatoes, mustard, and beans, Dr. deans of women, of whom she is dent of the society and Mrs. E. C. from horseback riding; Edwina in footballdom, the Ponies will fill this week because of the series of it must be just too, too Myatt is an authority on the trials vice-chairman. Summerville is secretary. Dr. Wal­ Hahn, and Mary Elizabeth McNutt the bowl to its 89,000 capacity New lectures delivered on the campus 'ely for PETE SCHLEY to have and tribulations of farmers. ter T. Watson, professor of sociol­ were among those present. Year's Day. Rose Bowl officials Monday and Tuesday by Dr. Ivan WH CHARLES SAVILLE Dr. John Lee Brooks was a busy ogy, is the sponsor. Varying its program with popu­ stated Tuesday that requests for Lee Holt, Dr. E. C. Webb, head of ie EVERY morning to take him Sylvia Bachrach journeyed to man over the holidays. Thursday The fraternity, which meets lar music for the first time, the seats are already pouring in, and Pan-Hel Plans the chapel committee, announced sch°ol... if he has any POWER Waxahachie, John Max Anderson every second Sunday, will have its Glee and Choral clubs will present afternoon he, being assistant coach J that every evidence favors a sell- yesterday. can't see it . . . but maybe it favored San Antonio, and Florence for the freshman football team, | out two weeks before game time regular meeting next Sunday at les their annual concert Dec. 18 at 8:15 Annual Show Dean Holt,, president of the n't take ANY power ... it Perkins went to Eastland, the old was on the bench along the side- the home of Dr. H. L. Pritchett, p. m. in McFarlin auditorium. Federal Council of Churches' of sn't taken any with her OLDER home town, where she made the lines at Ownby Stadium watching Special Train 3609 Haynie. Henry Manton, exec­ Sacred music has been the only Plans for the annual Powder and Christ in America, completed his STERS ... Dr. Sammy Myres startling discovery that thoughts the S. M. U. Ponies and T. C. U. A special train to the coast for utive secretary of the United Char­ s type of music used heretofore. Patches show to be given this year schedule of addresses last night V that the faculty has contrib- of the night before keep time to Froglets tie 7-7 in a flashy game. followers of the Red and Blue ma­ ities, will be the speaker for the Plans are being formulated to when he spoke at Highland Park MUCH to ATHLETICS i« the stitching while one's knitting. It seems they take after the Varsi­ chine is being arranged by Bill will be explained by Charlie Meek­ afternoon. Mr. Manton's talk will take the concert on the road at Methodist Church. Student attend­ PAST . . . maybe so, but he Alice Ferguson, Lois Hughes, ty team. He attended the hon­ Hitzelberger, promoter of most of er at a meeting of the Women's be on his social work in the city of midterm, Charlie Meeker, business ance a'- the programs was com­ In't say that the team hasn't and Sarah Jones, an ex-S. M. U.- orary luncheon given Friday at the the intersectional entourages to Pan-hellenic Thursday, Dec. 5, ac­ Dallas. Students who are majors manager, said Monday., Definite mendable. £ugh the school and faculty much ite and now a teacher at Vickery, Baker for Grantland Rice, national­ leave the hilltop. cording to Ruth Greeman, presi­ or minors in the sociology depart­ arrangements have not been made. KNOWN . . . CZAR CHAP­ just to be different, went Thurs­ ly known sports writer. Saturday The athletic office has an­ dent. Also rush rules for mid-term The Chevrolet Motor Company ment will be guests. Students wishing to attend the EL said he had a date with day afternoon to a farm south of Dr. Brooks'"activities reached the nounced that Harry Shuford, line- will be discussed and voted on by will present a program with "Pre­ concert may obtain tickets free by D DAVIS for the game but Grand Prairie on the pretense of peak at the T. C. U. stadium. Sun­ plunging fullback and field general representatives of campus sorori­ vention of Automobile Accidents" Life can only be understood presenting activity books at the e ebb. The students of ican organist and composer, was ...This extremely The partial platform which the "Square earth brings a new round of knowl­ rendered. If the college does neith­ S. M. U. were by way of "giving up the ship." er, well ... I reserved a maybe." presented in a recital Tuesday, Dec. "danceable" band Deal Party" deigns to announce indicates a edge. The man in prison who finds That was early in the week. a new .rat for a companion is being There were other questions 3, at 8:15 p. m. in McFarlin audi­ will entertain Baker clean-up in the present student government. educated in prison society. Life, which I had wanted to ask, but at torium by the Texas Chapter of the About the middle of the week, things Roseroar As far as we have been able to observe, there not university, insuresr education." this moment he made his excuses American Guild of Organists. patrons during started picking up. The melancholy mutter­ and turned away, is has been no need for change of any kind. The I swung along beside him in si­ —J , j Perhaps it '- Poister's reputation as an in­ ings ceased. Gradually they were replaced just as well. December. student government has thus far served the lence. terpreter of Bach has resulted in by si. slight spread of optimism. From some­ many invitations to present all- student body adequately. There has been no where down inside came a tiny hunch that "By the laws of humanity, peo- Bach programs throughout the CRYSTAL criticism, nor has there been room for criti­ victory was not remote. That hunch took United States.. ' . MAIN DINING ple,;if< at all sane, are boundJto DUSTY CORKER BALLROOM cism. control. By the eve of the game, the entire learn something. It may be detri­ In the course of the last few ROOM Unless we miss our guess, the "Square student body was "up and rarin'." The hunch mental knowledge or worthless (Continued from Page 1) years he has appeared in many ..during Lunch .. Dancing Tuesday, Thur^ Deal Party" will blow quickly and quietly knowledge, but it is knowledge, for he ever succeeded in PASSING recitals on the Pacific coast and and Dinner Hours day, Friday and Saturday of victory became unanimous. College spirit, a' that. The cave man who learn­ over. If we do miss our guess, and the OFF RED as a BAND sweetheart has made two eastern tours, play­ the indefinable, the intangible, became easi­ ed how to make a fire was going . . . we know the gateman was ing at the University of Chicago, "Square Deal Party" comes into any sort of ly apparent. through an educational process, BLIND as a bat . . . because we the University of Michigan, Prince­ power, then the student body of this univer­ It is easy to maintain that spirit when without benefit of cap and gown. asked him . . .MARY FRANCES ton, Cornell, Stanford, and the sity may well expect a new and worse influx Colleges, I think, are but recent B'OOKHOUT is definitely OVER­ Eastman School of Music. His the boys at Ownby are winning. Victory in­ developments. Parading under the EMPHASIZED ... V if you have Bach renditions have won the high­ of partisan politics, attended, as usual, by sures support. But now that we're winning, name of educational' institutions, noticed that SHADOW following est praise from audiences and the unfairness and unsquareness. • why not build up a spirit that will last they have led people "to believe PATSY BURGHER . . . it's BUD press. that they are the sole means to an BLISS (FUL) ... but she manages through the lean years? Throughout our education. to EVADE him once in awhile . . . Saturday Next period of plenty, why not store away a sur­ Humor of the week: Goody-goody Optimist: A proponent* of the plus of enthusiasm ? Then, when the lean NAYLOR gapes at INA RAY doctrine that black is white.—Am­ "Life itself is the sole means. brose Bierce. The entire fourscore years-and ten HUTTON twice in a row ... The Mustangs, as you perhaps have heard, years follow, as they are wont to do, our we're for more Delta Sigma Phi barns will not be empty. is but a diversified series: of play Texas Agricultural and Mechanical col­ classes. The ivy-clad buildings dances ... it's one of the best we've lege pn Saturday next. wherein, professors and others been to . . . with whom and where opine compose hut a tiny jjhase." did TQODLES WELLS want to SENSATIONAL YOU-MUST-BE-PLEASEI I£ memory serves us correctly, a certain The Rats arid thei GrieeseT have her picture made . . .we hear Madison Bell, head coach at S. M. U., was that MQTHER G A R D N E R re­ once upon a time head coach at this same Now that S. M. U. is the Rose Bc>wl-choice, Here I interrupted: "What do ceived some telegrams following you think:of their usefulness?". the game Saturday . ". .it looks OFFER WINS CAMPUS PIPE SMOKER! Texas Agricultural and Mechanical college. the rats have crawled out of their holes again ; "It is entirely relative," he now as though the Wolves will And unless we are wrong, that same Madison to gnaw the hunk of cheese, v quickly answered. "A college edu-. howl all the way to the ROSE Bell would like very much to hand the boys Passing under the guise of numerous cation is but a warehouse of can- BOWL . ... STOWAWAYS are lay­ ing their plans early . .. "I seen from his old camp a decisive trouncing. worthwhile groups, and employing every con­ my DUTY and I DONE it,", says We believe that Matty Bell would like to ceivable device, the rats are but for a clean­ MUSCLEHEAD BABB as hun­ see S. M. U. invade Aggieland Saturday with ing. They realize that S. M. U. and the peo­ Game Debt Paiddred s scaled the fence and occu­ the same spirit which prevailed last Satur­ ple of Dallas are doubly proud of the team. pied seats at the T. C. U. stadium With Buggy Ride. . . .ith e DICTATORSHIP of this day. And when we say S. M. U. we distinct­ They realize that purse strings will be loosed UNIVERSITY should observe ly mean S. M. U., not just a part of this at the mere mention of the Rose Bowl trip. Weldon Kellett and Tom Cruce sonie 'of the desires of the STU­ university but all of it. The expenses for the Thus it is that they pounce upon the poor from Granbury bet on T. C. U. DENT BODY jf they intend for it to exist . . . every one whose against S. M. U. Saturday.XS.'.<':;';'•'' trip to College Station will be slight. Is it public with their thousand and one schemes. activity hook was taken up resents Monday they were * pulling: a not possible for the same crowd that trooped it ; . .; and that shirier Babb says To students of S. M. TJ. and citizens of buggy from Fort Worth to Gran­ into Fort Worth last week to troop onto Kyle : there J wasn't enough PENALTY Dallas, we sound this warning. Be careful bury, some 30 miles;'•^• ''i

nesday, December 4, 1935 THE SEMI-WEEKLY CAMPUS

LEADING CONFERENCE SCORERS 8. W. CONFERENCE CBIO CHART — Player, Taam, P<». G TDPATFG TP CONFERENCE STANDINGS Not Only Ponies But Also Peruna Faculty Honored I 8. WiUon. SMU, h..„...ll 11 0 0 M Team— W. L. Ptf. OH, Pat. J. McCaulry, Rice, q 11 9 0 0 54 S. M. U „ ^.5 0 77 20 L«M [otels Attract Students J. Lawrence, TCU, h...-ll 8 0 0 48 T. C. U ...... 5 1 129 47 Jtt A. Keen, Ark., b 10 6 0 O M Baylor ._ _„. _„.» 8 41 75 .500 And Bandsters to Head for Bowl By Pan-Hellenic L. D. Meyer. TCU, C.....11 5 1 0 81 Rice S » 71 11 .BM M. Orr, SMU. t 11 0 19 4 31 Arkansas ...... „„....2 4 «8 88 .*U J. K. Smith, SMU, h 11 B 0 0 30 A. * M 1 4 17 70 .20* Peruna and the Mustang band H. Shuford. SMU, f _10 5 0 0 10 Texas :1 S 63 ISO .1«« By Two New Orchestras Stanford battle. The next day the G. Kline. TCU, h 11 5 0 0 JO The Women's Pan-hellenic will L. Russell, Bnylor, q 11 5 0 0 80 will hit the Rose Bowl for the first Mustangs defeated the U. C. L. A. B. Pitier. Texas,!. 10 5 0 0 10 entertain the fnculty members of THIS WEEK'S GAMES „ no formal schedule for this Ann GolHns; CHfford Hokomb time when the Southern Methodist Bruins to the tune of 21-0 and Pe­ W. Roach, TCU, e. 11 2 14 0 26 S. M. U. r«. A. * N.. Collet* Station. A Mrs. L. D. Hickey, assisted by Mrs. i. Robbins, Ark., h 10 4 0 0 24 T. C. U. TS. Santa, Clara, San Ftmnctaeo,: ;end, the students are flock- Evelyn Coker; Bennett BrQwd runa, played by the band. Last Southern Methodist university with B. Wallace. Rice, h.._ll 4 0 0 24 Caltf. C. F. Greene, Mrs. W. T. McMath, Mustangs and the Stanford Indians the Baker and Adolphus EmUy Ann Bkck; 0slin ^.^ year the band went to the coast its annual formal reception at the to Mrs. G. A. Coffey, and Mrs. Jones. clash in the annual Rose Bowl to enjoy the music of Phil Merle Rawlinson; Gray Pattillo, The club will meet Wednesday at game at Pasadena on New Year's and played during the game be­ home of Mary Boren, 4117 Swiss, and Leah Ray, and Charlie is Ruth Schoberle; Emory Smith; 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. O. tween the Mustangs and the St. Thursday, Dec. 5, from 8 to 10 p. m. and his orchestra. Day, according to Tom Johnson, Claude Hervey; Jimmie Lambdin Heuse, 3421 University boulevard. Mary's Gaels. EARN ROSE BOWL TRIP Alpha fraternity will en- director of the nationally famous The receiving line will consist of ppa and Walter Zanes. Mrs. T. E. Nichols will be co- During the past summer, the Friday evening with a din- band. the executive committee: Miss in hostess. band became nationally famous as All Expense Official Railway Rose Bowl Tours Offered to rty at the Casa Loma Sup- Mary Pritchett, Ruth Greeman, 'a Zeta Tau Alpha This will climax the most bril­ the result of playing in theaters of 20 S. M. U. Students, Boys or Girls. Make the Dream Trip club for members and their Mary Boren, Mary Padgitt, Jane Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae met at Pi K. A. liant' season the band has ever leading cities in the east. and See the Dream Game at No Cost to You. Apply the home of Edith Pressly, 4237 In the course of a year, this trav­ Moore, Joanne Ebeling, Edith Clark Pi Kappa Alpha Mothers' club known, being the third time this Arcady, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. elling Mustang band has been in and Wynnfred Hololman. Sigma Alpha Epsilon met Monday morning at the fra­ year that the band has played on DON SATTERFIELD, 302 MERCANTILE BLDG., DALLAS Evan R. Moon lectured on contract the East twice and to the West New members of Pan-hellenic \. W. Cullum entertained ternity house with Mrs. L. J. the West coast. The first time •s bridge. once. The first trip to the East has been invited also, as well as „ dinner dance at the Baker Wathen, president, presiding. (Plan Approved by Student Employment Bureau) Fall flowers in a silver bowl they played as guests of the U. S. came when they journeyed with the two representatives from each fra­ Tuesday evening for the fol- decorted the tea table and yellow C. Trojans during the U. S. C.­ football team to play Fordham. ternity and sorority on the campus. members of Sigma Alpha tapers burned in silver holders. » 1 ['0 [on fraternit: y and their dates: Mrs. Ashley Brewer poured tea. Bradfield, Patty Tate; Jamie Other hostesses were: Mrs. A. B. Mary Jane Parrott; J. B. Butler, Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs. Betty Johnson; Charles iley, William C. Scurry, and Mrs. James Lyra De Wees; Paul Allen, jm,• Stewart. ANNEX INTER-FRAT Evans; Bob Gaines, Betty fcron; Fred Honea, Mary Jane McCommas-Fair Wedding ftmgAjctfjujtirffofUL, A C CIE S nbers; Charles Thompson, FOOTBALL TITLE Cochran; E. L. Smith, Chris- The marriage of Doris McCom- Burton; Robert Sullivan, Helen mas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. lam; P-iH Fitzgerald, Rose L. McColister, to William W. Fair, Victor's Encounter With Pi EXT Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. MUSTANGS ,e Connell; R. E. By id, Patsy Kaps One of Best Ever Fair, 5702 Palo Pinto, took place tds; Bud Banks, Lucretia Seen On Hill ell; John Storey, Mary Saville; Saturday evening at the First Bap­ tist church, with the Rev. Marshall iIcLaujihlin, Dorothy Jane San- The fighting Sig Alph grid team Craig officiating. Jay Kirkman, Mary Loving; annexed the inter-fraternity touch- Hemphill, Bess Harrin; Bob Dorothy McCommas, twin sister tackle championship from the Pi nbers, Marjorie Engles; Bill of the bride, was maid of honor, K. A. nine by a score of 18-6 yes­ CONGRATULATIONS, MUSTANGS! CONGRATULATIONS, PONIES! ley, Virginia Carlisle; David and Mrs. C. A. Foster, Jr., matron terday afternoon on the field back Frances Street: Van Webster, of honor. The six bridesmaids were of Snider hall. The game, one of YOUR CAR IS OUR PRIDE Ruth McCommas, sister of the Hubbard; C. D. Shamburger, the best interfraternity encounters * Boren; Jim Caldwell, Marilyn bride; Virginia Fair, sister of the ever to be staged at this school, J. L. FOX & SONS •; Bill Mitchell, Vivian Aber- bridegroom; Sally McLaughlin, was packed with action from start bie; George Works, Frances Elizabeth Smith, Virginia Brown, to finish. Both teams played good Gulf Service Station & Repair Shop Tom Ferguson, Katherine and Mary Boren. football and used brilliant plays. Highland Drive and Granada 6601 Preston Road er; Pete Schley, Edith Charles Billy S. Colgin was best man, The Pi K. A.'s were severely AutomobileRepairing—Battery Service—Goodrich Tires PIERCE BEAUTY SHOP and the ushers and groomsmen lie; Wiley Stufflebeme, Alice handicapped by the absence of Phones—5-0647, 5-0069, 5-0052 6225 HILLCREST 5-5475 spie; Sam Leake, Betty Skil- were F. W. Anthony, Charles Long, Haren and Blanton, two ace line­ Rufus King, Carol Fritz. Jack Kleber, and Robert Wilson. men, but put up a good battle. The Immediately after the wedding a Sig Alph's victory was largely due reception was held at the McColis­ Pi Beta Phi to the accurate heaving of the ter home. At the punch bowl were spheroid by Quarterback Cook. The Highland Park-S. M. U. Bus Line THE WAFFLE SHOP exas Beta chapter of Pi Beta Mrs. Smith Reed and Mrs. Harold II Passes, clicking to Thompson, will be honored by Mr. and Mrs. Crocker. Mrs. C. A. Foster and Extends Congratulations to the Morrison and Lee, were the basis Opposite McFarlin Auditorium at 6409 Hillcrest L Knowles with a dinner party Merene Gladden served the cake. of the S. A. E. offense. its members and dates at the Assisting in the dining were Mrs. The game was called at 4:30 by Mustangs Iphus hotel Wednesday night. Vinney Smith, Mary Royse, Mrs. referee Smith and the Sig Alph's , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MUSTANGS vidual tables will be decorated F. W. Anthony, Louise Jester, won the toss. Bowles, Pi Kap half, i fall flowers. Frances Reichenstein, Eileen Ho- kicked to Peeler, who was stopped ON TO THE ROSE BOWL!!! lembers and dates attending ran, Mary Jane Brinkerhoff, and ON TO CALIFORNIA! after a 5-yard run-back. Cook im­ Tasty Foods—Best Pie in Town, With Whipped Cream 10c be: Polly La Roche, Clovis Mrs. Lon Emerson. Sally Mc­ mediately took to the air and his ippell; Mary Kathryne Wells, Laughlin presided over the bride's pass was pulled down by Stroud, son Goodrich; Betty Touchstone, book. Pi Kap end, on his own 30-yard Coolidge; Carol Fritz, Rufus Mr. and Mrs. Fair are both for­ marker. On the first play by the g; Dorothy Cockrell, Joe Per- mer students of S. M. U. where she Hillcrest boys, Thompson made a Mary Yates Hurst, Bill Lor- was affiliated with Kappa AlDha brilliant interception of Sheppard's Congratulations, Mustangs! Congratulations, Mustangs! Sis Blackman, Guy Carter; Theta sorority and he was a mem­ heave and scurried 50 yards down K Dyer, Jay Kirkman; Gene ber of Delta Chi fraternity. the field to the Pi K. A. 4-yard ON TO THE ROSE BOWL Sinbotham, Wirt Jones; Kay Following the reception the stripe. The Sig Alph's drew first ginbotham, Jim Mayers; Mary couple left for a wedding trip. They blood when Cook laid one in jbard, Bob Hord; Frances May-'I will return shortly to make their A Thompson's arms for the pay-off. i, Boude Storey; Louise Nesbitt, home in Dallas. Cook failed to convert. Score, Sig University Grocery & Market DOC WIDEMAN'S rion Cram; Jean Hassell, Drake Alph's 6, Pi Kap 0. 6321 Hillcrest 5-4138 ; Frances Falvey, Albert Alpha Omicron Pi Cook booted the ball for the Sig SNIDER PLAZA SERVICE STATION 'is; Mary Fancher Foster, Mrs. Arthur K. Anderson, na­ Alphs. A few plays later the Pi nor Johnson; Marion Lawler, tional president of the Alpha Omi­ K. A.'s were forced to kick on their Walters; Agnes Schoellkopf, cron Pi sorority, arrived in Dallas own 20 and Peeler, end, broke i Phillips: Margaret Stroud, Joe Friday to visit the S. M. U. chap­ through to block the ball. Sullivan dsley; Sara Hawley, Edgar ter. Members of the alumnae and recovered for the Sig Alphs. ith; Vivian Abercrombie, Bill T active chapters gave many parties Rhoades, the fastest man on the *hcll; Katherine WiLson, Don dtomsL-Jown, IpdL £eadsA. in her honor. field, intercepted a pass on the sec­ >•; Betty Brown, Johnnie Yokum; A luncheon for the active chap­ ond down and raced 54 yards for sy Burgher, Bud Bliss; Virginia ter and Mrs. Anderson was held the first marker for the Pi Kap- RAR, RAH. RAH., lisle, Bill Shirley; Mary Ann Friday afternoon, followed by pers. Bruce was rushed and failed lins, Claude Hervey; Betty Ellis, meetings, with officers of the ac­ to convert. Score, 6-6. Iffilpv- ..MUSTANGS'! . ick Shepard; Dorothy Wyatt, tive chapter. A dinner with the The first quarter ended a few Stephenson; Jo Rochelle, alumnae executive • committee and plays later with the Sig Alph's in EXCURSION rl Crawford; Dorothlyn Griffin, ROSE BOWL]/ the a'dvisory committee preceded a possession of the ball on the Pi K. iory Smith; Mary Knowles, formal meeting in the evening at A. 30-yard stripe. When play was Falvey; Polly Day, escort; the fraternity rooms. resumed several interceptions ginia Garrott, James Bookhout; Mary Frances Scogin entertained marked the quick plays, however rothy Mae Miller, escort; no damage was done during the wees Hallam, William Fox; Mrs. Anderson with a luncheon at second period. : . S.M.U. ity Cochran, Charles Thompson; the Baker hotel Saturday and a radio party at the home of Mrs. After the half, Leake kicked Versus »ise Hallum, John McEvoy; from his 30 to Bruce, blocking back folyn Thompson, Bill Hoffman; Edward Surgeon was given that afternoon. The alumnae entertain­ of the Pi. K. A.!s, who slipped and T Loving, Dudley Brutsche; fell on his own 2-yard stripe. fRaret McDowell, Jack Mollett; ed the visitor at dinner Saturday evening. Bowles immediately booted out of rothy Owens, Billy Hylton; danger to midfield. On the first folyn Potter, Blair Mercer; Mar- The program for Sunday includ­ ed a luncheon at the dormitory, a play Rhoades intercepted Cook's At College Station Wood, Jack Rushing; Cor- heave. The remainder of this per­ Thompson, Marvin Jones; meeting with the pledges of the Dec. 7 fraternity, and a tea from 3:30 to iod was spent in a punting duel, mces Street, Charles Max Cole; both' teams failing to gain the • and Mrs. Dan Bywaters. 5:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. C'ullen F. Thomas. The receiving necessary yardage for first downs. line was composed of Mrs. Ander­ The fourth quarter was the per­ iod in which the S. A. E. aggrega­ $340 Swastika son/Mrs. Roland, Mrs. Helen the Swastika club met for the Smith, and Mary Frances Bradley, tion showed its ability. Morrison lt time Tuesday and elected of- Wynnfred Holloman, and Margery hauled down Sheppard's pass on Round Trip Lrs- This club is composed of Sigler. the Pi Kap 24-yard strike. Cook SCHEDULE ConqhatulationiL.VYlusianq.ti! •fesentatives from the sororities A dinner with the active chapter flung one to Banks, who took it in neatly for a second score. Again Lv. Dallas (U. D.) * founded on the campus. concluded the week-end activities. 8:00 A.M. ; °an Fox was elected president; Cook failed to put the ball between Ar. College Station ...... 12:15 Noon ;^v^ '5iWh^;your Hungerfo uha McKamy, vice-president; Delta Gamma Mothers' Club the uprights. s^|Ahungc^ Wred Browne, secretary; Eleanor On the kick-off, the Pi Kaps M A Thanksgiving tea for 125 Lv. College Station ...... 6:00 P.M. took the ball on their 30. The S. A. 'caf eteriifat"6215 ^ Perry, treasurer, and Carol members and guests was given by Ar. Dallas . .10.15 P. M. ti, historian. the Delta Gamma Mothers' club E.'s again intercepted, but failed §||is!iign!fi$n This organization will meet every Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Urie to gain and Morrison punted out on the Pi Kap 10-yard line. The LUNCH CAR °nd Tuesday of each month at Jones' home, 3809 Beverly Drive.' ? ; Hillcresters worked the ball to H8U ^iS AM?!^CTr«^.££L^'tfWT{tfi-' fW ro. Plans for a reception will The guests were received by Mrs. n, midfield where it went over on ade at the next meeting. New Ed Wilkinson and Mr,s. Jones. lmb downs. Quarterback Cook again ers will be announced soon. Those in the house party were TAKE NO CHANCES showed the fans a long one to Mmes. E. O. Heuse, William Clark that was good for 30 yards. Ride In Comfort and Theta Kappa Nu Schween, Tom Trotman, W. L. And it was Cook who a moment ll:xas Alpha chapter of Theta Fleming, D. B. Eades, B. H. Fly, later passed to Lee for the third PPa Nu Monday night, Dec. 2, Alexander Nedder, H. W. Mays, E. SAFETY Sig Alph touchdown. The try for the fraternity house, installed M. Herndon, John West, C. H. extra point was blocked by a • following officers: Wade Seidenglanz, and S. E. Watson. Tickets On Sale at S. M. U. Co-op charging Pi K. A. line. Score, 18-6 rkens, president; Russell Brown, The reception suite was decorat­ Congratulations in favor of the Sig Alphs. December 5th president; Albert Gillock, sec- ed with bouquets of chrysanthe­ The Pi Kappa gridsters made a ai'y; Morris Keeton, treasurer. mums. The tea table was laid with grim try to come up and defeat lace and was centered with bronze FROM their opponents in the remaining , EARLE WYATT 1 and yellow chrysanthemums. The y..'»i' ».*T- Alpha Tau Omega six minutes, but the Sig Alph de­ four past presidents presided at the Upha Tau Omega fraternity en- fense would not yield and the game silver tea services, Mrs. May C. UNIVERSITY WATT; "YOUR Home-Town ^] tained with a Ladies' Day lunch- ended with the ball resting on the at the Nolte, Mrs. V. L. Smith, Mrs. John , fraternity house Wed- Pi K. A. 20-yard line. SHOESHOP S. Sticksel, and Mrs. Jones. _ %, Nov. 27. C GROCER!" ^! I OOD STORES . e blowing members and their A musical program was given by 6305 Hillcrest Ann Rader, xylophonist, and Eliz­ Only in fetters is liberty: 1313 Commerce «s were present: Roy Huffing- abeth Rumple of Bremond, pianist. Without its banks could a river be? Phone 2-8611 ^Jj Bette Beaty; Harry Strief, —Louis Ginsberg. Arrangements were in charge of "a Barlow; Eddie Strief, Mary THE SEMI-WEEKLY CAMPUS Wednesday, December 4 , M. U. Mustangs Prepare For Game Against Aggi

Spain, and Tipton—the makings of anybody's all-anything line. THE CAMPUS PRESENTS— SUPERLATIVES ARE DONE, WORDS Every one knows what Wilson ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS FOR J935 Ponies Hope To did—he turned in THE game of Left end Roach Texas Chris THE PONIES his bright career. Sprague didn't Left tackle —Spain.. Southern Meth* RUN OUT^M.FMUSTANGS WON scoot around ends — he isn't the Left guard Wetsel Southern Metho % B. A. WOKTONGTON scooting type—and he didn't zig­ Center Lester Texas ChriS Keep Slate Clean By DICK WORTHINGTON zag through the line, but he played Right guard Kellow Texas Chr Any attempt to add anything to the stories turned in ball up to the hilt. Blocking where Right tackle Orr. —.Southern! Open ""•# the* Golden Gates-* he was needed, tackling like a here CMMS a boss! He's loaded By O. K. KING, JR. by Grantland Rice, Stiles, a host of big-time sports chron­ Right end Sylvester. Winding up the toughest, yet the most successful, sea­ lariat in the hands of Will Rogers, Quarterback _ RusseL __ witli Peru* . . . only some people iclers and the local scribes anent the Frog-Pony game would and snagging passes where they are firmly convinced that it's plain son in Southern Methodist's football career will be the Mus­ be impudence. Left half Wilson Southern Metho tang-Farmer grid battle at College Station this Saturday. weren't—hats off to Long Jawn. Right half Baugh Texas Chr old dynamite. It was the greatest exhibition of football, no holds bar­ Finley booted the ball like some­ Followers of the Ponies have not given much thought to this red, that ever hit the Southwest; perhaps the greatest ever Fullback Shuford —.Southern Metho final conference encounter, but Coach Matty Bell, after see­ thing out of a story book, passed They always warned us that this given in the country. Rice stated after the game that he had not too frequently but very wise­ ALTERNATES ing the Aggielanders take the Texas U. Steers into camp by never seen anything to equal it—that it was sixty minutes would happen—"Save some adjec­ a score of 20-6 Thanksgiving day, openly admits his fears ly, ran when he chose to run, and Left end Stewart Southern Metho tives," Professor Henning would of the same stuff which made five* was right there on all three touch­ Left tackle. Groseclose Texas Christ of the Maroon and White machine. •- minutes of the Ohio-Notre Dame week, or the year, in fact. Fading say; "One of these days there'll downs. Burt played the best game Left guard _ Bale The Mustangs will have two back while his receivers spread, be something: just a little better, offensive attack will be the hard- game what it was. That's about as he has ever turned in, carrying and Center Johnson Southern Metho, honors to look forward to in de­ Bob was nearly on the forty when and then you'll have to be on a tackling Lindsey, who throws such much as can be said about the play­ passing beautifully. Smith lived Right guard Smartt x« feating the Farmers. First will be he cut loose. The ball went high, spot if you haven't the words left boys as Pitzer for nice losses. His ing. | up to his "Jack Rabbit" monicker, Right tackle Miller the Southwest Conference Champ­ and it was slow. Wilson was the to tell about it .. ." Last Saturday side of the line will give little, When big Maurice Orr held up i spinning and crashing through the Right end Tipton Southern Metho ionship and second will be the un­ only receiver near it, and he was was that "it" he mentioned. even to a team with the offensive his hands and started trotting to­ Frogs in the fourth quarter, break­ Quarterback McCauley disputed right to play Stanford in | hemmed in, completely covered, on power of the Ponies. There is lit­ ward the ball for the kick-off, the ing up Baugh's passes, blocking for Left half Wallace the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. | the Frog three yard line. But he tle doubt but what Bell, in keeping stands were silent. Every one was the other runners—it was just too We're willing to bet there're The Texas Christian Horned Frogs got it, and by some miracle Right half Burt Southern Metho with the policy he has adhered to standing, their eyes centered much backfield for any man's plenty of sick customers in Cow can still tie the Ponies if the latter all season, will start his first string that little piece of pigskin. Seventy ' squirmed across for six points. Fullback Lawrence A Texas Chrisl The next ten minutes were team. Town .. . imagine how YOU'D feel loses to the Farmers. gridders. If the Mustangs are for­ thousand eyes watched it as it spun j longer than that time you waited The line took it on the chin, and Liberty means responsibility. Sin has many tools, but a I if you'd given twelve points, or 3 In taking on the Aggie eleven, tunate enough to chalk up a couple ! end over end through the air, to i for the dean to see you. It was dished it right back. Stewart, be­ That is why most men dread it.- the handle which fits them 1 to 1, or whatsit . . . and several which looks to be the strongest of early scores, Coach Bell will \ settle in the arms of Lawrence on j Wilson, Smith, Smith, Burt and sides catching the second most Bernard Shaw. 0. W. Holmes. citizens over there did just that. squad that school has put out in probably send in a few subs to give [ the Frog four-yard line. And then I Smith carrying for the Ponies, on spectacular pass of the day, was Hah—maybe they've learnt some- the last seven years, the Mustangs next year's squad some experience the uproar started. thin', Susabella! will have a real job on their hands. and at the same time risk no fur­ what looked like another touch- everywhere on the field—blocking, Only the Cadets stand between the ther injuries to the starting line­ It took the Ponies about 22 plays jdown jaunt; Wilson fumbled, and tackling, or just plain what-have- to put Finley where he could crash ' it was Baugh, Baugh, and more you. Orr booted three kick-offs, But even at that, Dallasites Ponies and a perfect season. Phy­ up. over for a touchdown. S. M. U. Baugh, in the prettiest demonstra­ slamming the ball 56, 55, and 47 haven't much room for "I-told-you- sically, the Methodists will be in It has been pointed out that' fans went crazy. tion of machine-gun passing ever yards, and stopped his share of the so's"—Frog money was going beg­ excellent condition. There were no there is no other school in the con­ | With a 14 point lead soon after seen anywhere. Frog line-plunging plays. Wetsel ging before the game. The Arkan­ serious injuries sustained by the ference which Matty Bell would the second quarter began, S. M. U. As one of Baugh's sizzling, bul­ was just as good as he was sup­ LET US SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS sas and Baylor .games scared the Red and Blues in that never-to-be- rather defeat than the one which, I looked like a runaway winner. let-like passes connected with posed to be, without ever leaving backers off, maybe. forgotten sixty minutes of excite­ although not supplying him the Place Your Christmas Orders Early ment in Fort Worth last week. | Then Lawrence scored, after the Meyer, Frog end, for a first down the guard spot—he just anchored j proper material to work with, lost I referee had made a decision which on the Pony 35, the gun finally his boat there and blockaded the Complete Jewelry Service There's simply no use trying to Billy Stamps, ace right guard, suf­ faith in his ability. May We Suggest: I I placed him in the all-time category went off—probably in response to enemy. Johnson and Raborn at name anyone who was outstanding fered a knee injury and Charlie FRATERNITY RINGS— FRATERNITY AND SOROR­ The Aggie eleven will be a tough ; as public enemy No. 1, as far as the fervent prayers going up from center position were really the ITY PINS—SMOKING NOVELTIES—BRACELETS- Baker, another classy guard, re, > *. *v -n J ji., , COMPACTS—CHARMS—PENDANTS. CRESTED STA­ in the game . . . every man on the ,' , . , ,, . . . ,, squad to down, but the Red and Mustanbg backers are concerned the stands. pivot in the line. Johnson played team played his game and played ceived a bruised ankle, but both 1^ ' . . , TIONERY AND CHRISTMAS CARDS—JEWEL BOXES , , , tilt next' machine should be in the |j VWhe\ hen Lawrence scored again, the Wilson, Sprague, Finley, Burt, his usual hard-charging, hard- —LEATHER GOODS it better than anyone else could. ea tackling game, and Raborn backed oys wi ^ ^ * and j I proper spirit mentally and physic- j stands went really insane. Roach j Smith; that was the material for I Flint Dupre of the Journal hits it a ur a>. - ' ^ .ally to come out on the long end of j kicked off, and Smith returned the : three backfield combinations which the line with his "block-and tackle" L. C BALFOUR CO. when he picks the Pony first string C. Wetzel the score and enter the gates of the j ball thirty yards—then picked up ; clicked beautifully, and generalled style—he never puts his hands on Your Otiiaal Jeweler his all-conference selection, tip-top shape because of knee in­ 204 N. St. Paul Visit Our New Store as Golden West with a perfect record, ! a first down. Wilson carried for '' the team even more so. Stewart, a runner, but blocks the very day- second string as alter- juries, have recovered and can be | lights out of them. with the relied on for real action. The only untied and undefeated—the goal of ' some six yards, and then Finley j Orr, Wetsel, Johnson, R a b o r n , we agree. I What a game, what a game! nates . . . Mustang that will not see action in every fighting team. j pulled the pass of the day—of the ; S t a m p s , Scottino, Stufflebeme, the Aggie tilt is big Harry Shu- It isn't considered cricket to com­ ford, the blocking back. . plain about the officials in a ball game . . . but maybe we aren't If the Aggieland team were not cricketeers. Sportsmanship or no the most improved team in the sportsmanship, we've never seen a conference, there should be little rawer example of a 13-man team doubt as to the outcome of this final game. On paper the Mustangs . . . there were two or three times are due to win by a good score be­ when even the Frog fans booed de­ cause they have defeated Rice, Ar­ cisions in favor of the Frogs . . . kansas, Baylor and T. C. U. These we're not blaming the Toadies, un­ teams all bowled over the Farmer derstand, and it's all history any­ aggregation in good style, but in way—but personally we were dis­ the Texas game Thanksgiving Day, appointed when the timekeeper the Aggies showed such definite fired his gun at the ground instead improvement that the early season of at the referee ... let it go. figures do not mean much. The A. & M. machine has weight and a Matty Bell is smarter than peo­ running attack that is hard to stop. ple think—and that's plenty smart. Coach Homer Norton has turned Asked about the Rose Bowl, and to the air for an offensive attack what he thought of it, he looked that is both deceptive and well- blank . . . "Rose Bowl? It's A. placed. The Aggies will be in the & M. we're playing Saturday, not right frame of mind to do battle Stanford . . ." The gridders feel after the Texas encounter and vrill the same way about it. be fully capable of giving the Mus­ tang squad an argument for their What's more, it isn't going to final game before the Rose Bowl. be all beer and snitzels in College The Thundering Herd will not Station come Sattiddy ... or did have a practice drill until late in you notice where the. Aggies the week, as the grid warriors who whupped Texas 20-6 on Turkey- played Saturday have earned a day? While Texas isn't so hot, rest. The Red and Blue eleven have having been beaten by everybody no intention of letting the Aggies and his little brother this season, break their perfect season and will still ... be fighting with the smell of the Rose Bowl in their nostrils. The Kaydets are definitely on The hardest man for the Mus­ the up-grade ... some teams are tang aggregation to keep covered like that. If the Mustangs had lost will be the line-crashing Nerstra, Saturday, and still played just as one of the hardest driving backs good ball, we'd say the let-down in the conference. This Aggie- would get 'em licked again this lander, who performed to perfec­ coming Saturday. But with that tion last week against the strong win, and the R. B. in the offing, Steer aggregation, has speed and there isn't any such word as "let­ class. On several occasions in the down" in the bright lexicon of Texas game he broke loose from Ponydom . . . play the Ponies, would-be tacklers after he was ap­ ladeez and gents—if you can get parently stopped for good gains. A anyone to play the Aggies! threat to the Thundering Herd's

It's pretty swell to be on the bandwagon . . . but it's also fun to conjecture how many riders Handball Is Next would be hitch-hiking if we'd lost to the Froggies . . . it's a ques­ Intramural Sport tion. Handball will be the next intra­ Anyway, we're on the right train mural sport on the men's athletic and it's headed for sunny Cal. . . . calendar, Buddy Foster, intra­ the freshmen even considered go­ mural athletic director, announced. ing out in a box car . . . but the Captains of the fraternity teams idea was stymied by RR officials. should hand in lists of their men to Smokers—both If you wanta read a good account him by Saturday morning in order of that, get hold of the Morning that he may make out the schedule want a cigarette to be mild—yet not flat News for Tuesday and read front­ naming dates for team contests, he page story by Tom Simmons . . . said. Games will begin next Wed­ or insipid. At the same time they want it's good. nesday. Independent football and class a cigarette that gives them taste—taste The editor wants his copy basketball games will start today, can «njoy. he's howling for his copy . according to Foster.

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