Frogs Rally Past Mustangs In Tight Southern Methodist Clash
In a crowded gym, TCU and Southern Methodist battled to a close finish as Roberson led TCU with seven points and Dietzel drew focus on defense. The Frogs used a late stall and clutch shots to edge ahead, while Skeeter guarded hard and fouled out as the final minutes ticked away.
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Carly
Seco
Ghana
Beal
Southern Methoniversity
Roberson
T. C.U
Bolds
Southern Methodists
Beresfield Banks
Frogs
Mustang
Bill Skeeter Oo
Dietzel
Desert Farsa Ohne
Brogs
Bernold
Bath
Williams
Wright
Reynolds
T McLaughlin
Skeeters
O ' Gabe
L McCulloch
Sumner
Chappell
Vaught
Brannon
Aggie Riflemen Sweep Third Week Competitions
The Aggie Riflemen defeated four teams in week three of intercollegiate matches. Captain Reed led with high scores and notable performances by McDermott and Rhine. Carnegie Tech and Texas A&M teams posted top scores in separate meets at Pittsburgh and a Texas campus.
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Aggie Riflemen
Kard Ki. Nachman
Acere
Rae
Caene Veteries
Agries
E Iptoycoliggiate
Aggies
Bright Promess Bt Egniiiders
Amggit Teeter
Percy
U.S
Carnegie Tech
Pittghrage
Texas Awpies
Texas Awpies Were Defeated By the 1, & Meteay Atcdemy
Tesas
Monster
Cewet
Fle Toom
Botéa
McDerht
R Rhine
Seth
Sem Antonio
Perdue Dean Poeter to Visit Campuses for Talks
Le Cileve News Notes reports Dean Audrey Poeter of Purdue University Engineering Experiment Station will visit on Thursday and Friday to address faculty and students. Poeter, a noted authority on engineering, has published many books and articles and is associated with several professional societies.
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Audrey A. Poter
Perdue University
Poeter
Heet Engineering
Ife
Reverg
Dallas Star Golfer Moves to Houston and Port City
Dallas Star golfer wins in Houston then moves to Port City. Moreland becomes Houston resident after the tournament and places his Senet trophy on the shelf. He is a Sunset High graduate and Rivercrest Country Obeb in Fort Worth. Hornets annex Texas Interscholastic league cage title pursuit seeks three state crowns.
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Dallas
Houston
Port City
Hornet
Deraha
Moreland
Moremam
Himeets
Sunset High Series
Rivercrest Country
Fort Worth
Jore
Daille- Joses Ore
Beerwe Gore
Jimmy Kitts
Ateens High School
Hornets
Evel
Austin
Jimmy
Ellts
Texas High
Athens Wonder
Freddie Tosepkins
America
Ster Gardeners For Aggie Nine New Available
College Station reports new Ster Gardeners to patrol the Texan Aggie baseball team this season. Beil earns the nickname hard lock bitter for his stick and field work. Last year Nelincee hit over .060 and logged a perfect fielding record, aiding in achieving in conference success.
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College Station
Texan Aggie
Beil
Nalaia
Tewatesr Bolwick
Gulf
Southamet
Nelincee
Aggies
Cmd
Sho Am
Hig Winbethart
V. C. Andrewa
Bryan
J. H. Breen
Noo Ion
Pete Crester
Fort Worth
Landis Invited to Attend Texas Game March 11
Austen March 4 Judge Mountain Landis head of major league baseball received an official invitation to attend the Texas University game with the New York Giants on March 11. Officials hope Landis will be in or near Texas for the event and may attend.
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Landis
Austin
Austen
Pheteran Mountain Landis
Eagsriged
Becm
University of Texas
New York
University Offieisle
Texas
Bryan on Texas Christian University Honor Roll
The weekly report lists 46 students on the honor roll at Texas Christian University. Seventeen names appear with marks indicating high achievement in the latest term as compiled by registrar B. Tecker.
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Fort Worth
Vere
Gledys
Michael
Texas Obriction Univerity
B. Tecker
Tstice
S46
West Zone BYPU Meeting Set at Lola Church
West Zone BYPU of Creath-Ebraze Baptist Association will meet Sunday afternoon March 8 at 3 o clock at the Lola Church. Program includes Seagame praise service devotional Why I Read My Bible by Mrs Prairie Brown music and prayer by Lowie Wier led by Rev A M Wi.
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Lowie Wier
Lols B. Y. P. U
For Sale Items Include Tomato Plants and Records
Sale notes list tomato plants at 23 cents per 106 and other items. An array of garbled product lines mentions a reel, a bargain price of 560 dollars, and a Montgomery Ware Store reference with contact at 2811 Beyan Ave for quick sale inquiries.
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Busae
RAMEY
MR. Rowe
Montgomery Ware
Bill by Gainer To Move Courts Tabled Tuesday
A Texas Senate bill by Senator Charles Gainer proposing to move the First Court of Civil Appeals from Galveston to Houston was tabled at a public hearing. Proponents plan another hearing and will press the issue on the Senate floor.
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Austin
Charles Gainer
Bryan
Court of Civil Appeal
Galveston
Houston
Gamer
Plans Set for East Texas Chamber Meet at Marlin
Plans are maturing for the fifth annual East Texas Chamber of Commerce convention to be held in Marlin April 19 to 21. Hubert M. Harrison met convention committees and discussed the House of Delegates format with Dr N D Buie and George S Buchanan. Delegates from 71 East Texas counties will attend with programs built around the work of the organization and regional development.
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Marlin
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hubert M. Harrison
N. D. Buie
Fourth District
George S. Buchanan
House of Delegates
East Texas
All Texas
Powerful youth movement planned after state meeting
A state convention at Temple approved an organized effort by the B Y P A to rally young people. The executive committee outlined plans to start the movement with Rally Day on March 22. Bryan youths will participate in the push and await announcements about special events.
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Temple
Texas
Bryan
Bryan Student Attends B B A Banquet at TC U
Fort Worth March 4 Ray Mccloch of Bryan attended the and banquet given by the hastiness administration department of Vevas Christian University last Thursday night at the Woman's Club. Miss Blegine Barksdale crowned Miss BBA. Butler Smivet business manager of TC U spoke on The Business of Busigees. Jim Geddy Norris and Torter Evars were toastmasters.
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Fort Worth
Ray McCcloch
Bryan
Hastiness Administration
Vevas Christian University
Woman’s Club
Blegine -Barksdale
BB. A
Butler Smivet
T. C. UU
Jim
Geddy Norris
Torter Evars
Eggs and Milk Boost Winter Diet in Bryan Food Note
The Bryan Daily Eagle highlights economical egg and evaporated milk combinations to strengthen body resistance against colds. Recipes include baked potatoes with eggs, creamed stuffed eggs, scrambled eggs with rice, and a baked omelet, each using evaporated milk to stretch nutrition and budget.
Road Bond Issue Approved by House Committee Vote
The House constitutional amendments committee voted 16 to 1 for a favorable report on a 200 million dollar highway bond proposal. The plan would authorize 200 million in highway bonds with 100 million to reimburse counties, and the rest for construction, not exceeding 26.6 million annually.
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House Constitutional Amendments Committee
Senate
Anderson
San Antonio
Kennedy
Rosses
Stephens
Sulphur Springs
Terrel
Alto
Hubbard
New Borton
van Zandt
Tioga
Beck
Fort Worth
Caver
Marshall
Daniels
Crockett
Englehard
Eagle Lake
Ford
McGregor
Holland
Houston
Johnson
Dalhart
Omaha
Lee
Eden
Morse
Munson
Wharton
Savage
Dallas
Weinert
Seguin
Wyatt
Stephenville
Young
Terrell
Highway Department
T. H. Kenly
Groveton
Sterling
Woody
House
McGill
Fl Paso
Burns
Huntsville
Howsley
Albany
The
Highway Commission
Merchants to Meet in San Antonio March 10
Alexander Legge chairman of the Federal Farm Board will address Southwest Texas merchants March 10 on Agricultural Credits. Howell W. Jones chamber secretary confirms the event and subject.
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J. B. Jones
Fort Worth
Mr. Jones
San Antonio
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Texas
Howell W. Jones
Chamber of Commentre
Aged Texas Minister Rev J F Sherwood Dies in Dallas
Rev. J F Sherwood noted as Texas's oldest Methodist minister died in Dallas after a long illness. He was in his nineties. Mr and Mrs Ed P Arneson and children of San Antonio, weekend guests of Mr and Mrs P S Park, departed by car for home.
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Dallas
Texas
Ed P. Arneson
San Antonio
College Woman Is Bereaved by Brothers Death
Friends of Mrs. W. C. Royall mourn the death of her brother J. N. Royall of Corsican a prominent Corsicana coffee roaster and distributor who died suddenly Sunday morning. He spent his boyhood in Brazos County and saw early service with T. W. Morse Company before returning to Corsicana in 1915 where he led in business and civic life. Active pallbearers include Oran Boyett Guy Boyett and Jon Boyett of College.
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W. C Gneve
J. N. Royall
Corsica
Royall
Er ‘Hes
Corsicana
Oran Boyett
Guy Boyett
Jon Boyett
College
Plantersville Workers Council Meet Planned Next Tuesday
The Plantersville Baptist church hosts the Plantersville meeting of the Creath-Brazos Baptist Association next Tuesday at 10 a.m. Associational missionary O. E. Keefer presides. Speakers include Mrs. L. N. Yeager on W M U Vision and J. E. Hogan on church relations. Music by Bedias church choir. lunch to follow.
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Council of Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
Baptist
Plantersville
Nex
O. E. Keefer
J. C. Vel
Ino. LiWton
First Bapitst Church
State hay Help Place Paving on College Avenue
The Texas State Highway Commission took under advisement a plan to fund half the cost of paving College Avenue from the trolley line to 17th Street where Highway 6 meets College Avenue. Bryan and county officials proposed the project during a commission session Tuesday. Local officials attended, with Mayor Jenkins and others hoping for favorable action. Mr and Mrs Grady Hanover Wheelock visited Bryan during the day. Ss Rosier of Vixen also visited.
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College Avenue
College Station
College Nue
Texas State Highway Commission
Bryan
JE. Jenkins
Frost Jones
A. McSwain
R. G. Williams
Bryantion
Highway Commission
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Cileve News
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Ma R. MB. Taylor
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Mesdemes
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
R. W. Campbell
Walter Ezekiel
Wastingten
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W. M. Sparks
W. A. Grth
Palestine
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Four Frogs
Ster Gardeners
Aggie
T. CU
West Zone Bypu
Lola Church
Chaanel
Cal St
Beyan Ave
T. J. Heibreck
First Appellate Court
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Howsten Chamber of Commerce
Houten
Aise
Clarence R. Wharton
Howston
Galvester
Galvestern
E. 5. Holman
James Boddeker
W. T. Smith
F. L. Boddy
Gieteich
Sppeliste
Etex
People's Column
T.C. U
Bryan Daily Eagle
Workers Council
Grady Hanover
Wheelock
Bry
Ss. S. Rosier of
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Byrne College
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