The Simmons Brand (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 5, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 17, 1925 Page: 3 of 4
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THE SIMMONS BRAND OCTOBER 17 19&
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Years' Simmons
No'
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14
11
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21
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Wt.
108
100
170
173
183
174
1G5
165
160
160
108
Ex.
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3
2
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3
3
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4
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Player
Bounds
Vaughn
Rathfncll
Plttman
McCnslnnd
'S. Morris
Jennings
Dillingham (c) Q. B.
Estcs
Walker
Kimbrough
Simmons Substitutes:
3 100
2 100
10 165
18 153
10. 168
10 106
24 106
15 100
4 100
22. 185
20 18ft
0 HA
146
133
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1
2
3
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Lynch Full
Stevens Half'
Compton Half
Wells Q.
Bcckhqm 'End
Wright End
Pickens T.
Marshall T.
Armour' G.
R. Morris G.
Bryan C.
Daniels & .
Atwood Half.
Grubbs Half
T. C. U Years
Position Player Ex. Wt. No.
U. E. Matthows ' 1 183 31
K. T. Wolf 1 185 24
R. G. Greer. 1 176 2
Center Washnion 3 102 33
L. G. . Levy 3 100 A
L. Brewster 2 207 1
L. JE. ySteadman 1 168 15
Clark (c) 3 150 3
R.H. H. Taylor 3 160 0
L. 11. Carson 2 108 v27
P. B VilHmiis 1 170 11
T. C: U. Substitutes
G. Taylor Half 1 162 28
Parrlsh Half 1 166 0
Akers Half 1 165 20
Wood Half 1 160 22
Frazee Full 2 108' 8
Evans Full 1 180 '17
Ward End 3 160 lp
Acker End 1 170 10
M. Clark End 1 142 38
Scarborough!1. 1 104 30
McConnell T. 2 178 7
Long G. 2 156 id
Peebles G. ' 2 100 30
Moore G. 1 1G0 20
Holcomb.C. 2 168 31
Stuart C. 2 182 37
Melton C. 1 100 18
Cantrill Q. 1 152 25
N. Clark Q. 1 135 6
Grant Q. 1 145 20
fj?(J ; " - Courtesy 'Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
' Here is tho trio who have been leading the peppiea t student body in years during the present football
season. They will keep up the old "pepper" at Fort Worth today when tha Cowboys play tho T. C. U Horned
Frogs on Clark Field. They are: left toright Miss Lela Mary Heard Mcrlo Dudley and Ira Marshall.
COWBOYS MEET STRONG
T. C. U. TEAM AT FT. WORTH
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A ;.. it remains to be proven whether or
not vney can uo me sumo ming w
the Simmons squad.
' From the weights given there is
' very little poundago difference be-
tween the two lines. Coach Payne
will probabjy start 'Bounds and Jen-
nings at thois positions this afternoon.
These men have proven In the three
previous games of the' season their
ability to stop tho backs when they
' attempt a trip around their respective
positions. Bounds with Dillingham
has been responsible for many of the
t passes completed this season by tho
Cowboys.
The tackles and guards of both
teams will have some heavyweights
to push aside before the. backfleld men
can-wiggle through either lino of de-
' 'fense. "Tiny" Vaughn and S. Mor-
ris will bo matched up against Brew-
ster and Wolf of the Frog squad.
'. These" two T. C Ui men are reputed
:-to bo equal to any tackles of the
Southwestern Conference.' With
Rathmcll and McCasland bucking
V shoulders with "Jew" Levy and Greer
': theso two positions will also bo criti--'
- cal- positions in the Cowboy f rame-
' work: It Is thought that Pittman
should bo equal to Washmon tho op-
posing center- when it comes to get-
ting through tho line. Any of the
' other ten men held in reserve for
these positions on the Simmons squad
should be able to play tho same stylo
of. football which characterizes tho
first string provided they are sent in
the1 game.
T C.'jJ. also has an adequate re-
' servo for all positions on tho team.
Although the second string men aro
hot as heavy as tho first team men
some first class players are listed
amongtheir numbers.
There has Deon a certain amount
of rivalry existing between T. C. JJ
and Simmons ever since T. C. U. was
a. member of. tho T.I.A.A. Games have
been held between these two teams
-. almost every year since 1920 when
.. T. C. U. entered tho Southwestern
'.Conference. Last year tho Cowboys
wcro defeated by a lone touchdown
and a oal which made the .score. 7
to 0 for the Frogs. This afternoon
Simmons will attempt to get revenge
for that defeat from ono of tho best
teams that T. C. U. has ever had
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PRE-MEDIC CLUB HOLDS
FIRST MEETING THURS.
GRINDINGS FROM THE
MILL
By Miller
Fans in Fort Worth belieVo that T.
C. U. will beat us this' afternoon 14
or 21 points.
i Wo admit that T. Cr U. has a first
class confercnco'tcam but so far as
belloving that tho Cowboys will be
snowed under with '21 points well
Lvo have got to be shown """
From the showing thnt .T. C. U.
made against Baylor a tough battlo
is the least thing expected for tho
'Cowboys. Some .say that our lino is
unequal to the formation of tho
Frogs while others say it is our back-
'field but if our team gets to meet
tho Frogs intact it Is going to be n
battle between a first rate Conference
team and a good T. I. A. A. repre
sentative.
ever the Matadors showed up well
considering that this is their first
seaBon of football.
Jlcro aro some of the things we
hivo got to do gang:
Beat T.. C. UI
IJeat TRINITY I
BEAT HOWARD PAYNEJ
TRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS
OVER RICE AT HOUSTON SAT
VIVIAN FRANKLIN GIVES .
INTERESTING DISCUSSION
OF SHENANDOAH AT CLUB
HOUSTON Oct. 10 Feathers
were torn from the hide of the Rico
Owls at the Institute field Saturday
afternoon by a ferocious Tiger from
Trinity University and when the
timers sounded the end of carnage
Coach Barry Holton's Jungele'ers
were found the winner. 13 to 0.
Vivian Franklin gave the Science
Club a very interesting and complete
discussion of the history of the Shen-
andoah the way it was made and tho
cause of its fall. Mr. .Franklin traced
the development of the different'
types Of dirigibles in Germany Eng-
land and the U S. He also talked
of the possibilities of the giant diri-
gibles in; warfare.
The Shenandoah was built entirely
in America by the United States
Navy Department. It has made sev
eral flights and it was destroyed in a
storm while crossing Ohio recently.
The investigations Which have been
made show that the destruction of the
shp was not due to faults in con-
struction but to the extreme violence
of the storm and the difficultly ot
managing the unwieldy mass in
storm. '
The social committee of the club
decided to have an outing Monday
Oct. 20. After a brief discussion of
tho different phases brought out in
the paper tho club was dismissed.
JINGLES FROM
COWBOY SPURS
Colleges and Universities
At Dallas': S. M U; 20' Washing-
ton U 0.
' Yalo 35 Georgia 7.
Georgia Tech 10 Penn State 7.
Texas A & M. 0 Sewanee 0.
St. Edwards 18 North Texas Ag
gies 0.
Trinity 13 Rice 0.
Centenary 38 Union U. 0.
Vandcrbllt 14 Texas 0.
John Tarleton 13 McMurry 0;
A.. C. C. 13 West Texas Teachers 0.
Missouri 0 Nebraska 0
Howard Payne 28 S. Wt Teachers
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nigh Schools
Ralls 20 Littlefi'eld 6.
Eastland 27 Breckcnridge 3
Cisco; 13 Brownwood 0.
Seymour 21 Henrietta 7.
Sherman 61 Terrell 7
Hillsboro. 12; Mt. Calm 0.
Fredericksburg 62 Comfort 0.
Claude 7 Clarendon 2.
Plainview 25 Floydada 0.
Corsicana 12 Ennis .0.
' Lampasas 18 San Saba 0.
Waco 20 Bryan 0. 1
Bastrop 13 Elgin 0.
Houston Sentral 0 Breckcnridge
(San Antonio) 0.
Georgetown 47 Thrall 7..
Canyon 32 Hereford 0. '
Abilene High 12 Big Spring 0.
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HOW TO AVOID' ACCIDENTS'
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By Wright
Dammlt's tomb was removed color-
ed up in green and yellow returned
and later uncolored by tho Slime'
spirit. We heard one Freshman say:
"Dammit he's dead but dammit I
wish he never had died."
One junior from the University of
Arkansas confidentially tblJ us that
Arkansas wine is better than Texas
"corn'V Well boy you had better
go back homo because you can't get
any wine around S. U.
Ono Slime informed the Dean that
they (the Slimes of '20) Were not
chickens. ... but judging from tho
eggs that flow on Monday nite well
you know what we. mean.
That class spirit is all right for
home folks but T. C. U won't see
anything but the Spirit of Simmons
University and boy that will be a
blinding eye full.
Ono of the main points of interest
in tho game Saturday will be -the
bucking of" the two teams' heavy-
weights Vaughn and Brewestcr.
When either of these two men who
pull the scales to about 200 ihit
something that something has got
to movb. In the .case of these tvvp
men hitting each other it will be the
carrying out of. tho old trite phrase
''an irresistiblo force hits on immov-
able object."
It looks liko T. C. U. won't be tho
only tough team wo meet this month.
When oUr Cowboys cross swords with
Trinity this season a real battle will
tako place. Trinity's defeat of Rico
last week mado the other T. I. A.. A.
elevens realize that Howard Payne
and Simmons were not tho only con-
tenders for tho T I. A. A. If wo beat
Trinity wo may say that tho Cowtoys
have been living up to all of tho nice
and complimentary things saiil about'
them py other T. I. A. A. members.
Johnny Atkinson '25 was elected
president of the Pre-Medic Club at
their first meeting Thursday Oct. 16.
Other officers elected were Ray Bar-
rott vice-president; V. E. Franklin
secretary and reporter; and a pro-
gram committee consisting of Lynn
Hilbun Dub Powell nnd Robert
Whitfield
The president spoke a few minutes
of tho purpose of tho club stating
that it would be an aid to'thq pro-
. 'jjtedfcal students In selecting their
courses while in Simmons and that
ty wouicTalso give the students Bomo
knowledge of what a medical course
In a university would consist of-
The club meets the first and third
Wednesdays of each month pt y30
p; m in Dr. Rlster;a room. All pre-
mdleal student are Invited to join
'the dub. Some Interesting programs
M biaf plawwd.
It looks' liko Coach Morris is going
to be forced to add a course In swim-
mlng to his football training schedule
if his next game is played in the' rain
as his two previous games at homo'
have been played. The A. C.'C. Wild-
cats met defeat at tho hands of How?
ard Payne In a muddy battle ht tho
West Texas Fair but succeeded In
getting a victory from tho Canyon
Buffaloes In tho game played last
Friday in a downpour of rain. Wo
hppo that voach Morris gets a chanco
to see his men play under favorable
conditions before long:
GEO A. PEARCE OWNER AND MANAOER
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GRACE HOTEL OUILDING
ABILENE. TEXAS
The sweltering heat at Shroveport
Saturday beforo last was not tho only
hot thing found at Shroveport by the
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets when
thoy played Centenary. Tho Cente-
nary eleven mado things in general
plenty hot for "Daddy" Amis' men
when they defeated thd Brownwood
squad 20 to 0
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McMurry almost made "doormats"
out of the Texas Tech Matadors last
Saturday when the Indians held the
Lqbboek eleven to a 0 to 0 tie How
Simmons University Student Body
Abilene Texas.
Dear Students:
The magic lcey to getting A' s
You often wish you had it don't you?
Stop and think a minute. The last problem of
yours you oarefully prepared it and then wrote it out.
Only a C. Unjust? Listen your "prof " spends a lot
of time1 looking over your papers and marking them. He
has to read all kinds of writing from .the fairly "good
hand" to the scribble. It's trying work Suddenly
he oomes toa typewritten paper. It takes but a minute
to scan plqin-legible no need to decipher it. Good
work. Results A.
What's the answer? A typewriter. Not a heavy
one that's hard to move about but. a nine pound Corona
Four. Nothing very magical about' it but it s surely
the golden key to A's. '''.':'.
Not expensive either only $60 and easy terms if
preferred. .
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ftmwui fa a HMd battle at limit Wm.t
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day. October ft wMefc aiede th 1
2 to 0 for the Tenderfen.
There were not vey meay brflHMil
plays on the part of either ettt 4Hf
to the sea of mod awl water waiefc-
covered the field. Alt of the; pfayamr
emerged from - the game" with eet
of mud and very f ew injwiee.
The Tenderfoot eqwd' fateeab to
play several ether gamee before tk
season is. up with ether MgH aelMew
and organized teams' of netafarbtfr
towns. Randolph College f (See
is to he played about November J by
the Bquad.
From the number of gofd-meia'
forming the third team of the W"-
qrsity the winning pace set ty the
first string men should ba upfceM by
me 1 enucricct lor me UJKier jjmjrra j
get a chance Simmons lirst team
almost every day in practice.
TO PRESENT TWO ONE-' i '-
ACT PLAYS OCTOBER '24W
Look right '
Look left
Look for the colored .lights
Look at the traffic cop
Look at the drive'r he. may not be
following .the rules
Look at the white lines
. Look for tho safety zones
Stay off the streets.
The Dramatic Club of SimmoM
University under the direction e
Misa Mary Cooper is to present tme
one-net plays at Abilene Hatt.ott
October 20.
' - The first of these plays fa eoiftM
"Judge Lynch." Thd author. vhj r
Texas man Mr. Wr J. Rogers of
Dallas and the story attemptk- te
present both sides of the negro ques-
tion. This play was taken to New'
York by Oliver Hensdale direeter of
the Little Theater of Dallas aadjt
won the Belasc6 Cup of 1986.
The next play is "The Trysting
Place" by Booth Tarkingten. It ie '
modern comedy and one that wHl be
of great interest.
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