A and M Denies Excessive A and M Athletics Critique
Dean F E J Kyle asserts the report overstates the burden of athletic spending at Texas A M College. He says physical education and intramural programs reach more students than many standard colleges. He breaks down the three divisions, costs, and funding sources to show the program is funded largely by intercollegiate revenue and state salaries.
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College Station
Joint Legislative Committee On
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Dean FE. J. Kyle
A. & M. Athletic Council
Texas
Dean Kyle
Texas A. & M
United States
Kyle
Department of Physical Education
Athletics and Student Welfare at A. and M.
A Texas A. and M. College official defends intercollegiate athletics, noting taxpayer relief of costs for physical education, equal mess hall meals for all students, and the college’s dependence on sports like football for operation. The speaker rejects claims of recruiting high school athletes and counters expert criticism of athletics. He cites Columbia University’s past mistake in dropping and restoring sports.
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Mess Hall
Columbia University
New York City
Texas Boys
Texas A. & M
Smetana Girls And Bryan Boys Win County Meet
Smetana wins senior and junior girls titles at the county basketball meet in Bryan. Bryan junior high boys claim their division. Travis elementary school secures junior boys championship. Final round results include Bryan 18 Edge 10. Smetana 27 Kurten 17. Smetana 22 Kurten 18 in a later final.
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Travis Elementary School
Bryan
Smetana
Tabor
Kurten
Travis
Prospect
Edge
Bryan High
District Series In Court Games At Memorial Gym
District basketball tourney moves to Brazos county with games at the A and M gym this weekend. Officials John Frank Womble and Curtis Cobb to call games amid a schedule starting Friday morning and culminating in the Saturday championship.
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Memorial Gym
Brazos County
Bill Carmichael
Stephen F. Austin High School
Aggie
Bryan
Weimar
Colorado County
Caldwell
Burleson County
John Frank Womble
Curtis Cobb
Bryan High
Allen Academy
A. and M
Baptist Quints Take Two Games In BFYPS League
Easy BFYPS basketball wins at Sue Haswell Park as College Avenue Baptist boys beat First Methodists 24 to 10 and Baptist girls top Presbyterians 24 to 6. Lawless led the men with 9 points while Zornes and Adams each had 6 for the Methodists and College Avenue players dominated the females’ scoring.
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College Avenue Baptist Boys
First Baptist Girls
Sue Haswell Park
College Avenue Boys
First Methodists
Baptist Girls
Presbyterians
College Avenue
Methodists
Zornes
Lawless
College Avenue Baptist
McNeeley
Cobb
Adams
Posey
Verna Stewart
Estelle Sheperd
Baptist
Hicks
Presbyterian
College Avenue Baptists
Sabo
Alexander
Taylor
Second Round Standings From Regional Meet Notes
Starting lineups for the girls included Baptists Stewart and Shepherd Lowe Nieman Ball Bunting and Presbyterians Hicks B Kraft L Kraft R Kraft Danaby Holland. Sub Baptist Covington. Officials Womble Colson. Team standings for second round.
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College Avenue
Bass
Carson
Cobb and Andrews
Methodists
Hamner
Baptists
Stewart
Shepherd
Lowe
Nieman
Ball
Bunting
Hicks
B. Kraft
L. Kraft
R. Kraft
Danaby
Holland
Baptist F—Covington
Womble
Colson
Six A M Holsteins Make Butterfat Record
Six registered Holstein cows at Texas A and M College surpassed forty pounds of butterfat in the latest monthly herd test. Colantha Norine Fayne led with 62.2 pounds fat and 2100 pounds milk, followed by Nadine Prince Jamaica at 60.1 pounds fat and 1890 pounds milk. Tidy Princes Jamaica was second in milk with 2080 pounds and third in fat at 59.4 pounds. Colantha and Tidy Princess, a junior two year old, finished in 327 days with 586.7 pounds fat and 12,911.8 pounds milk in Class B.
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Texas A. and
M. College
Colantha Noriie Fayne
Nadine Prince
Jamaica
Tidy Princes Jamacia
Colantha
Tidy Princess
Pneumonia Fatal To Brazos Woman
Mrs. Ollie Scott died at the Cameron Ranch four miles northeast of Bryan after a five day illness of flu pneumonia. She had lived in Bryan and Brazos county for 22 years and was active in St Andrews Episcopal Church. Funeral services were held in Bryan Saturday at 10 AM conducted by Rev. L A Wilson. Survived by husband Peter Scott and sister Mrs Lula Grande of Memphis Tennessee.
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Ollie Scott
Peter Scott
Cameron Ranch
Bryan
Scot
Brazos County
Mccullough-Dansby
L. A. Wilson
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Bryan High girls rally past Free Will Baptist for 50–24 win
Bryan High girls defeated Free Will Baptist 50 to 24 at Bowie gym in a tight BFYPS league game. The lead changed hands several times as Free Baptists closed within one before Bryan High pulled away late. Officials were Nettie Nedbalek and Julia Schovajsa.
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Bryan High
Free Will Baptist
Bowie Gym
Free Baptists
Sausures
Free Baptist
Leola Holtzey
Kolodycak
Lichte
Weddington
Merka
Seell
I Vance
Daniels
Fuge
Baden
Nunn
Dansby
Bow
Ants ' Tombs Inc
F. Baptists
Clary
Wilton
Ceek
Sansares
Carson
He Jenkins
Thihit. A. Soem
Nettie Nedbalek
Julia Schovajsa
City Accepts Bids for South College Avenue Sewer Work
The city has taken bids on pipe and tile for the South College Avenue sewer project and will start construction once rights of way are secured, weather permitting.
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South College Avenue
Normangee Teacher Undergoes Emergency Operation
Miss Jewell Batson teacher in a rural Waller county school near Hempstead underwent an emergency operation Saturday at 9 o'clock at a local clinic and is resting well. Her mother Mrs L J Batson traveled from Normangee to Bryan to be with her and will stay until her daughter improves.
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Jewell Batson
L. J. Batson
Normangee
Miss Batson
Waller County
Hempstead
Bryan
Former Bryan Pastor Attends Brazos Meeting
Rev. E C Morris formerly led the Free Will Baptist church in Bryan and his wife attended the Brazos County Free Baptist Quarterly meeting in Bryan Saturday. Morris now serves as state extension worker for the Free Baptists with headquarters in Waco. They planned to travel to North Zulch for an appointment Sunday.
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E. C. Morris
Free Will Baptist Church of
Bryan
Bronchos Hold Off Temple Tigers 27 23 At Aggie Gym
Bryan High Bronchos defeated Temple Tigers 27 23 in a hard fought game. Black and Long led Bryan with strong defense and scoring while Montgomery paced Temple with 7 points. Edge added 8 for Bryan as Tiger late rally fell short.
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Temple Tigers
Bryan High Bronchos
Tigers
Aggie Gym
Black
Long
Parker
Edge
Little Pee Wee Montgomery
Temple
Johnson
Bryan Guard
Bryan
Montgomery
Forrest
Lang
Demonstration on the Rim of Cheese Held by Club
A cheese making demonstration was given by Mrs Franklin and Mrs Lacy at the Smetana Demonstration club gathering at the Cah home. Attendees included Mrs Cahill Mrs Jine Mrs H P Franklin McCleney Mrs Co KE Page Rosie Cahill and others.
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Mra. Franklin
Lacy
Smetana Demonstration Club
Cah
Lere
Lucy Cahill
Mra. Jine
H. P. Franklin
McCleney
Co. KE. Page
Rosie Cahill
F. J. B Mise Olga Regemund
Cuningham
Sramek
Income Tax Man Coming to Bryan in March
Announcement by J. W. Bass Collector of Internal Revenue states a deputy will visit Bryan March 3 from 8 AM to 5 PM at the chamber of commerce to assist federal taxpayers in preparing their returns. Service is free and available to those required to file. Call at the chamber of commerce for inquiries.
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J. Wo . Bass
Nue
Bryan
Chamter of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Toom
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I. Pet
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Brazos
Bryan Broncs
Pee Wee’ Montgomery
Harrison
Roman and Vick Store No
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Roman and Vick No. 1
Ann Wee Edge
Anne Wwe Johnson
McCall
McFarlane
Awe
Averse
Rogers
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Aldrich
Sean
G Merek
Sea White
Cragginis
Te Weldon
Atlantic City
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MOON
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North Main
Bryan Motor Company
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AMT
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