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Reiger Lost To Westerners For Battle With Amarillo The hopes of the Lubbock ner wa iven a rude lt was given a rude jolt over I Baylor To Put Cage Team In Conference (Br The A-ioeUttd PIMI) Baylor University will return to Intercollegiate athletics with a basketball team in the Southwest Conference race, it was announced Monday by the physical education department of the school. fand co-captain, would be out of Amarillo gg.me Armistice Day. Reiger was stricken with pneumonia Saturday night and will be out for at least a week, and may not be in. shape to play against I'Plainview in the final conference Tgame of the season. He was re- JL ported much improved Monday, but will be confined to bed until Reiger will the dro ootba11 this i uue to shortage of manpower and with only one letter-, man for the all important battle I was the Amarillo Golden Lookies on ny th rtt butt 1 has been Butler field.

This will be Jim 5 clde 1 to ut a ln Strawn, tackle. The wing posts seem to be the hardest hit spot on the Westerner club, and Monday found Kenneth Cawthorn, reserve wmgman, also expected to participate in campaign, thus bringing the con- 'erence to full strength with seven members battling for the championship. Baylor will obtain some material missing from ths practice because i from the Naval V-5 prgram whiph of an injury to his leg which took a turn for the worse in the past 1 few days. The injury was suffered 8 In practice early last week. has 100 trainees.

The V-5's could not play football because they didn't have time as they do all their work during the day hours. There were no other injuries on to the club. The Westerners came in basketball since it is through the tough battle last day afternoon with Brownfield in 1 good shape. The team spent Monday ing on the offense for the riUo game. A long scrimmage was held with the Cowhands Monday with-Coaches J.

Mule Davis and Dixie White using many offensive combinations against the younger lads. played at night. Baylor started practice three days ago with a squad of 30 reporting Marh'n Hicks, 6-foot-7 center, is the only returning letterman. A coach has not been named but will come from the Physical Education Department. Meanwhile the six other members of the conference will all Jerry Crawford, 136 pounder, imove into training this week.Rice, was being groomed Monday to re- which tied Texas for the cham- place Reiger at the right wing I Pionyup last season, has the most post, and was showing up well in iettermen with two.

the rough scrimmage session. Texas Christian, Southern Meth. The Westerners were ripping off odist, Texas and Rice will be able nice gains against the obtain material from the Naval and were looking good. Several U-aining program. Arkansas and new surprise packages were being made up for delivery to Butler Field Thursday, and much attention was being centered on-these plays during the scrimmage session.

Texas A. and M. do not have trainees. Rice's lettermen are center Bill Henry and guard Russell Darling. Texas doesn't have any letter- i men but has Roy Cox, squadman The team will hold two more who was a sensation in the workouts at home and leave Wed-jtional Collegiate Tournament last nesday for Amarillo after the last winter when the Longhorns beat workout.

The team will spend the Washington. Also on the Texas night in Amariilo Wednesday and roster will be Slater Martin all' be ready for the crucial battle state guard with the Jeff Davis Thursday afternoon. High School team of Houston that E. J. (Pinkey) Lowrey, business i won the Texas championship last i manager of athletics at Lubbock season.

High school, said Monday night that "about half" of the tickets for the game had been soldJMon- Southern Methodist has one let- of the tickets terman, guard Acie Cannady, and two squadmen, forward Dennis day, and the rest would again be on sale this afternoon at.the Hilton hotel. He warned fans again riUo. musl i let- Schoolboy Grid Races DISTRICT 1 Lubbock Plalnvlew Firnpa BrowndeM 1 a i i i i i 0 3 DISTRICT Electra Children Wichita ralla Srabam EurJeburceU i 0 4 1 3 3 1 0 0 Team Sac Odessa Midland Bit fiprinf Abilene DISTRICT Yf 3 0 3 0 3 1 2 1 1 9 3 0 3 DISTRICT i Vsleta Bovle (El Paso) I El Paio Austin 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 .600 0 .600 0 .000 Pet. 0 LOOP 0 .600 0 .750 0 .750 0.

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8 When Bice and Texas A. and M. collide here. Saturday ha a game that could bounce the Aggies from a at the conference championship the Owls will be gunning lor the jinx that hai denied them victory over the College Station boys since 1935. Only.twice have the Owls bested Homer Norton-coached teams irona those wins fa 1934 and 1935, Norton's first two years as" A.

and head roach. Last year the teams battled to tcoreless deadlock which cost the Owls a tie for conference championship. The Aggiei hold an all-time te. games of over Rice. Three games, have ties.

erman and one Chronister and Douglas Kinny, re- pectively. There are no lettermen or squad- -nen at Texas A. and M. Mustangs Polish Up i Attack For Porkers DALLAS, Nov. Southern Methodist University's Mustangs through a light offensive drill today they opened preparations Saturday's game Arkansas at San Antonio.

C. D. Allen, letterman fullback received an elbow injury In last week's loss to the Texas Ag- gies, was not out for today's -workout. Coach Jimmy Stewart expressed hope that Al. len would be ready to play lj against the Porkers.

i South Texas Service Teams To Pack Power HOUSTON, Nov. 8 squads able with "the best Southwest Conference teams are being groomed by three South Texas Army Corpus Christl Naval Base and Camp "Wallace. Ellington will support' a post team for the first time. Lieut. C.

C. Williams, the highest- scoring center in Stephen F. Austin college history, will direct it Carl Hubbell and Fred Fiteslm- mons are the only active National League pitchers who have scored more than 200 victories. "Buy A War Boad TODAY" NOTICE Wa BOW loar terr radJon and oinS ebarier. PIONEER RADIO AND REFHIGERATION SERVICE ISW-lJlh BL COSTS AND EVERY DE- TA5 OF SERVICE CASED FOH ACCORDIN TO YOUR OWN PERSONAL DESIRES.

PLAINS -FUNERAL HOME Edwin Brown Director Accept Bid If Denver Beaten ALBUQUERQUE, N. Nov. New Mexico University's defeat Denver University Saturday, they will accept an invitation to be the host team in he Sun Bowl-classic at El Paso, New Year's Day. This was the decision of the athletic council and the- Lobo Players announced today by eorge (Blanco) White, university athletic director. White was au- horized to telegraph the school's acceptance from Denver if the hoped for victory were forthcom- ng.

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0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 -MO 1 .300 0 .300 0 .000 Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 .500 0 .303 0 .000 0 .000 IUVBOCK AVALAMCHK PAGE S2X, TEX. TUESDAY. KOVEMBER Three Former Techsans To Face Red Raiders Saturday Tf li wi i rr 4 e- Texas Strength For Raiders ARLINGTON, Nov. 8 The North Texas Aggies, much stronger than they had anticipated following transfer of Naval trainees, will go to Lubboek Saturday to play the Texas Tech Red Raiders, next to last game on the Aggie schedule, NTAC closes out Nov.

20 with Randolph Field at San When the Aggies lost to Black- It will be home coming at Texas Tech this week, and even the 1 gridiron foes of the Red Raiders will share in the home coming honors. Three members of the North Texas Aggies frm Arlington makes that team an appropriate selection' for the home coming game. Listed on the North Texas roster are three former Texas Tech students, one of them who won a freshman and two varsity letters with the Red Raiders. One of the towers of strength in the Aggie forward wall ngainst his old mates Saturday will be James Reid, a lad who is well known to Texas Tech grid fans. e6 BLUCK- The other two on the Aggie ros- land Army Field in their-last enter with Tech backgrounds are 'gagement they were greatly weakened because they had a number of regulars away on furlough but all are back and Coach Klepto Holmes has been sending his squad through scrimmage sessions daily preparing for Tech.

Texas Hopes To Have Ace Back AgainstTCU AUSTIN, Nov. 8 Ralph Ellsworth's elbow sprain was responding fairly well to treatment and hopes were high today around the University of Texas football camp that the speedy tailback would be ready to start against Texas Christian here Saturday. The Longhorns meet the Christians in their next to last Southwest Conference game and Coach D. X. Bible was working toward restoration of a backfield composed of Ellsworth, Joe Magliolo, J.

R. Callahan and Ralph Park. P. A. Wynn and Joe Beavers, a pair of linemen who were" out for spring training at Texas Tech this DISTR1CT It (Hon-ton) Jet- 4 0 Mllby year.

Other grid greats playing now with the Junior Aggies are Woodfin, last season the regular center with Texas Christian, John Steele, another Frog starter, and Batchelor, who played one year with the Texas Longhorns. The Red Raiders were given a day complete rest Monday, and there was no workout, but Coach Dell Morgan said that Tuesday the team would settle down to the task of getting ready for the Navy packed Aggies. The team came through the game last Saturday with Texas Christian without any injuries, and barring accidents during the week, will enter the game at top strength. The Red Raiders came back strong Saturday to -defeat Texas Christian 40 to 20, and win their first college game of the season, and hope that it will be the start to a blazing finish the grid season. Much of the spark for that comeback Saturday was provided by Buster Melton, who had been held out of the first half of the game because he "missed the bus" at Lubbock when the team left for Fort Worth.

Melton was given a unanimous vote of the team to return to the lineup, and the Red Raiders started the second haif with a 15 yard penalty while waiting for Melton to suit up and get ready for battle. jHe played great gsrne while in there, and the 15 yard setback seemed worth it. There had been much speculation among radio listeners regarding the 15 yard penalty at the start of the second half. The game here Saturday will be the last home game of the season, and next to the last game for Reagan Auttln San Jacinto' Sam Homton DISTRICT Gooje Creek Galveston Port Arthur Conroe 2 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 3 0 3 Pet. 0 1.000 0 .600 0 0 .500 1 .300 0 .350 1 .135 the Red Raiders, who still have a game left with Southern Methodist University at Dallas the following week.

HiLEY SPARKLES Harry Riley, 22, Texas Tech back, carries the ball for 15 yards in the game with TCU at Fort Worth last Saturday. On this play in the second quarter of the game, Riley wai pulled down by Dub Garren, back, and Bill Marshall, end. Number 84 is TCU center, Owen Lease. The final score was Texas Tech 40, TCU 20. Photo) Texas Aggies To Play For Starting Places COLLEGE STATION, Nov.

Coach Homer Norton today looked over his three Texas Aggie grid teams which trounced Southern Methodist last week 22 to 0 and came out with this plan of action for the Rice Owl game in Houston Saturday: "We have an a and a team," said Norton. "The A team looked good Saturday against SMU; the team looked better but that team was a whiz. "So this week we're going to play a round-robin schedule in practice. The winner will be in there against Rice next Saturday." "Buy A War Bond TODAY" Texas Christian Has, Another Cut'In Squad FORT WORTH, Nov. 8 Texas Christian's football team, already weakened drastically by shifts involving Naval personnel, lost another six players five of them first stringers.

First stringers lost were Bill Marshall, right end; Arthur Teixeira, Quintin Lawrence, halfback; Norman Mori-ill, guard; and BH1 Gaggney, left tackle. In addition Moose Green, who had reported only recently, was shifted by the Navy. Counting end George Gartner, will be out against Texas Saturday because of illness, the Hogs Arrive For Game On San Antonio Field SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 8. The of Arkansas football squad arrived here late today for a week-long stay to be culminated Saturday afternoon when they take on the Southern Methodist Mustangs in a Southwest Conference game.

team will work out every morning will devote the afternoon to class room studies. cal. Frogs have lost 17 men of an original squad of 35. Coach Dutch Meyer, however, was philosophi- :1. "We'll put a team on the field Saturday at Austin, and we'll do the best we can.

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