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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1938
THE J-TAC
PAGE THREE
i aametxtm-iaiMi ■AiwrawaUMi
PLAY BY PLAY
Departing from the usual pro-
grams, the Campus Club of John
Tarleton College Thursday had
completed plans for one of the
most interesting- discussions in the
history .of the organization for its
meeting-in the Conservatory audi-
torium on the Tarleton campus
last night at 7:30 o'clock.
The program was to be in the
form of a panel discussion, anji
covered questions relating to the
causes and prevention of war,
propaganda, and related subjects.
Such widespread interest had been
manifest in the affair, according
to Mae Jones, president of the
Campus Club, that all the citi-
zens of Stephenville and all the
students at Tarleton were invited
to attend and take part in the dis-
cussion. Preparations were being
made Thursday to take care, of
several hundred guests.
' The program was to start with a
discussion led by Lena Lewis, E.
L. Cheatum, Mrs. G .E. Woodr
ward and W. T. Jackson, faculty
members of Tarleton who are rec-
ognized as. authorities on world af-
. fairs. Some of the questions to be
discussed were:
Questions Discussed
What are the real causes of
war?
What practical things can a citi-
zen do to prevent war?
What is propaganda, and how
do we recognize it?
Is military preparedness a men-
ace or an aid to peace?
After the discussion the audi-
ence was to be given an opportun-
ity to ask questions and enter into
the solution of the problems men-
tioned.
The program was arranged at
the request of Mrs. H. V. Shanks
and Miss Ruby Mixon, both of
Fort Worth, who are state officers
in an organization whose purpose
■ is to determine the cause and cure
of war. Miss Jones is the only
member of the local branch of the
American Association of Univers-
ity Wornart who is serving on a
state committee. She is on the
state pensions committee for the
cause and eure of war. She is a
past president of the local AAUW.
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Bob Weathers,- Manager
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Tarleton won the toss and elect-
ed to receive. Smith received and
carried. the ball to Tarleton's 20
yard line. Smith gained about 3
yards, Woolverton's pass wag in-
complete. Woolverton kicked and
McCaleb returned the ball .to
Schreiner's 46 yard line.
SCHREINER: Taylor made
about 35 yards for a first down.
Smith's pass was incomplete. Mc-
Caleb picked up about 5 yards be-
fore he was stopped by Evans and
Tankersley. Taylor fumbled and
Woolverton recovered the ball.
I
TARLETON: Woolverton made
about 4 yards. Smith picked up 1
yard. Woolverton kicked and Mc-
Caleb ran the ball back to Tar-
leton's 35 yard line.
SCHREINER: Chambliss made
about 0 yards before he was stop-
ped by Watkins. McCaleb picked
up 2 yards. Taylor carried, the
ball 6 yards for a first down.
Smith picked up about 3 yards.
Taylor was stopped on the ,line
of scrimmage for no gain. Smith's
attempted pass was incomplete.
Smith's pass was intercepted py
Watkins on about his own 5 yard
line, and he carried it to the 26
yard line. The Plowboys fumbled
and King recovered the ball for
Schreiner.
SCHREINER: Smith gained 5
yards. Taylor made 4 yards. Mc-
Caleb picked up 5 yards for a
first down. McCaleb picked up 4
yards before he was stopped by
Tlankersley. Chambliss gained
about 2 yards. McCaleb picked up
3 yards. Taylor was stopped on
the line of scrimmage for no gain.
Tarleton's ball on own 3 yard
line.
Woolverton kicked. McCaleb
caught the ball and returned it
to Tarleton's 41 yard line.
SCHREINER; Kivell fumbled
and recovered for a 2 yard loss,1
Chambliss gained 8 yards on a
pass from Kivell. Kivell's pass
to Driskill was incomplete, Dris-
kill was tackled by Tankersley for
st 2 yard loss.
TARLETON: Tankersley pick-
ed up 5 yards around right end.
Woolverton gained about 4 yards.
End of quarter. Score: T, 0;
S, 0.
First downs: Tarleton, none;
Schreiner, 3.
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SECOND QUARTER—
Ray Cure went in for Hayes-
Woolverton picked up 3 yards for
a first down. Smith lost about 4
yards. Woolverton fumbled and
lost about 10 yards. Woolverton's
pass to Tankersley was good foi-
ls yards. Woolverton kicked out
of. bounds on Schreiner's 35 yard
line. ..
SCHREINER: Driskill. was
stopped by Campbell after a 3
yard gain. Kivell picked up 4
yards before he was stopped, by
Swaggerty. Taylor fumbled and
.Evans recovered for Tarleton.
TARLETON: Woolverton's pass
to Harris was incomplete. Wool-
verton gained about 1 yard. Wool-
verton's pass to Evans was in-
complete. Woolverton kicked out
of bounds on Schreiner's 19 yard
line.
SCHREINER: fumbled and
Tarleton recovered. ■
TARLETON: Woolverton's
pass to Tankersley was good for
6 yards. Tankersley lost about 1
yard. Smith picked up 4 yards.
Woolverton's pass was incomplete.
SCHREINER: Smith went in
for Kivell. Smith handed the ball
to Driskill for a 4 yard gain
stopped by Campbell. Smith fum-
bled and recovered for a 2. yard
loss. Smith kicked and the Plow-
boys killed the ball on Schrein-
er's 30 yard line,
TARLETON: Watkins carried
the ball for a 5 yard,gain before
he was stopped by Smith. Wat-
kins was stopped for no gaiii.
Woolverton kicked. Sniith caught
the ball and was ^topped on Tar-
leton's 35 yard line.
SCHREINER: McCaleb picked
up 5 yards around' right end.
Chambliss made about. 3 yards be-
fore he was stopped by Watkins,
Dickson gained about'l yard in a
line plunge. Smith was knocked
out of bounds on Tarleton's 2S
yard line.
TARLETON: Woolverton
was stopped on the line of scrim-
mage for no gain. Woolverton
kicked and McCaleb returned ' the
ball to Schreiner's 73 yard line.
SCHREINER: Dickson Went
through right guard for 3 yards
before he was tackled by Tank-
ersley. Smith fumbled and recov-
ered for a 1 yard loss. McCaleb-
picked up 2 yards before he was
stopped by Tankersley and the
-two- Cures. * Smith kicked out- of'
bounds on Tarleton's 15 yard line.
End of half. Scor<i, 0-0.
HALF—
Poindexter went in for Ray
Cure.
TARLETON: I^vans ;receives
for Tarleton and carries th^ ball
to his own 40 yard line. Tankers-
ley lost about 5 yards. Watkins
quick-kicked and Driskill recover-
ed the ball and returned it to
Schreiner's 40 yard line before
he was stopped by Woolverton.
SCHREINER: Chambliss pick-
ed up about 7 yards. Smith was
stopped by Watkins after gain-
ing 5 yards for a first down.
VChambliss gained 3 yards before
he was stopped by Watkins and
Campbell. Driskill made 4 yards
and was stopped by Woolverton
CADETS LIKELY TO BATTLE
FOR CENTRAL TEXAS TITLE
As the Central Texas Conference
title raee turns into the November
stretch,'the Cadets of North Texas
Agricultural College and the John
Tarleton Plowboys appear to have
outdistanced the field and seem
destined to fight it out for the
crown at Stephenville Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
NTAC have defeated the plucky
Weatherford College Coyotes, de-
fending loop champions, 19-7.
The: Cadets, sparked by Frito Gon-
zales, the most sensational back
the Ags have had since days of
Joe O'Connor, Wally Bearden and
Nolan Jackson, unleashed a pass-
ing and running attack that was
too much for the desperately fight-
ing Coyotes. An equally important
factor in the Ag victory was the
powerhouse driving of J. D. Clay-
ton,- filling the shoes, of the injured
Foster Elder,
In a convincing display of power
the Tarleton Plowboys drove to a
25-0 victory over the Hillsboro Col-
lege Indians at Hillsboro, Texas.
This win, coupled with Tarleton's
recent 38-7 slaughter of one of the
best, Decatur Baptist teams in mod-
ern years, definitely establishes
Plowboy. title hopes. In Woolverton
the Plowboys have the loop's best
punter, and in Tankersly and Wat-
kins a couple of backs who can go
in any company.
Although the Plowboys still have
to meet the Coyotes before they
"face the North Texas Aggies, such
canny observers as Coach Clyde
Johnson of Decatur and other loop
mentors1 believe the West Texans
will wear the crown at 'the end of
the season's play. k
Big Turkey Day Game *
The Nortlf Texas Aggies, however,
now appear certain to come up to
the Turkey Day game at Stephen-
ille undefeated and united in con-
erence play. Decatur and Hillsboro
both invade Arlington before
"hanksgiving. Neither of these clubs
s a pushover, but on the basis of
season records the Ags ought to
take both handily. If so and if Tar-
leton takes Weatherford, the big-
gest crowd ever to see a confer-
ence tilt will be on hand at Ster
phenville on Thanksgiving Day.
LSst week the Weatherford Col-
lega Coyotes continue their suicide
schedule, which has already in-
cluded two senior colleges, by tack-
ling the Kilgore Hangers, who beat
NTAC eai'ly in the ■ season,
Hillsboro defeated Westminster,
83-0 Thursday.
The scrapping Decatur Baptists,
who continued their winning ways
last week by taking Terrill Prep,
12-0, met the Ags at Arlington
Friday. On the same day the Plow-
boys tied Schreiner 7-7.
CENTRAL TEXAS GRID CHART
Played List W«ek
Weatherford College vs. Kilgore College
at Kilgore, Thursday.
xHillsboro College vs. Westminster at
Hillsboro, Thursday,
John Tarleton vs. Schreiner Institute at
Kerrville, Friday#
xN. T. A. C. va. Decatur College at Ar-
lington, Friday.
xCoftferenue games.
Team—
N. T. A. C,.
Season {Standings
W. L. T. Pet Pts. Op.
6 1 0 .866 127 40
Decatur College 3 2 1 .581
Westminster £ 0 .500
John Tarleton 3 0 .400
Hillsboro 2 5 0 .299
Weatherford 1 6 ■ 0 .167
58 7 &
35 54
76 60
96 113
36 llff
Conference Staadlnts
Team— W. b, T. Pet.
John Tarleton 2 0 0 1,000
N. T. A4 C, 1 0 o 1.000
Decatur 2 1 0 .066
Weatherford 1 1 0 .500
Westminster 2 0 .000
Hillsboro — —«■ 0 3 0 .000
Season Records
NORTH TEXAS AGGIES
33 Lamar College „
6 Kilgore College l ,20
15 Pari? Cojlege q
20 Westminster ... 0
20 Marshall College o
14 Denton Teachers Froah t?
19 Weatherford College ■ 7
HILLSBORO
7 Paris College 21
7 Schreiner 10
34 Clifton e
21 Alien Academy 13
6 Weatherford „
18 Decatur „ 25
0 Tarleton ^ 25
TARLETON
6 Abilene Christians ■ 21
0 Cameron Aggies g
7 Sul Rosi Teachers
33 DeeatUf 7
Hillsboro 1111111 c
WEATHERFORD
0 T. W. C 19
9 Sul RW!; Teacher# 32
7 T. XL Fresh— Ii2
13 Hillsboro <5
0 Hardin-Simmons 28
7 N. T. A;,C :ii9
DECATUR
0 Clifton q
14 Westminster . 0
O Denton Froafi L_jg
7 Tarleton gg'
25 Hillsboro — I "" ig
12 Terrell Prep ■ 0
WESTMINSTER
li> Clifton „ 1 J 13
0 Decatur " ' ti
D N.-1V A." C I. 20
20 T. M. C 7
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20 Per Cent
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Both Electric and Gasoline.
Also have several used gasoline
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East Side Square
and Tankprsley, Schreiner- was
penalized 6 y^i-ds for offside.
Driskill picked, up about 8 yards
for a first down. He w;ts stopped
by Campbell and Woolverton.
Rickel went in for W. Cure,
Campbell intercepted Smith's
pass and was stopped on Tarle-
ton's 80 yard line.
TARLETON: Smith lost about
1 yard attempting to go around
right end. Watkins kicked and
Driskill returned the ball to his
own 42 yard line.
SCHREINER: Chambliss made
about 2 yards before he was
stopped by Tankersley. Taylor
handed the ball to Smith who pick-
ed up 6yards. Chambliss made 4
yards through center for a first
down before he was stopped by
Watkins and others. Chambliss
and Evans were injured in the
play. Lankford went in for Evans
and Sheffield for Chambliss.
Driskill was stopped by Wool-
verton and Lankford after a 2
yard gain. Smith's pass to Shef-
field was incomplete. Smith was
stopped before he could pass and
lost about 12 yards. Smith kick-
ed out of bounds on Tarleton's 23
yard line.
TARLETON: Woolverton pick-
ed up 8 yards on a fake hand-off
play. Watkins was stopped by-
yard. Watkins made 1 yard for
Burnett after he made about 1
a first down. Tankersley gained
5 yards around right end. Wool-
verton's pass to Smith was good
for 28 yard? and a first down.
Woolverton carried the hall 21
yards for a first down- before he
was knocked out of bounds on
Schreiner's 10 yard line. Schreiner
was penalized 5 yards for offside.
Kyle went in for Smith.
Woolverton went over the goal
First Preliminary
Report of Tarleton
Honor Roll Given
Among the 107 on. the honor roll,
the fallowing-students from Steph-
enville were named by Charlie S.
Wlikins, registrar, as having hon-
or rating at John Tarleton College
for the first, preliminary of the
first semester: ' ,
Glenn Allred, Mary Jjtrie Ander-
son, Harve' Boyd, Ann iplay, Cleta
Cox, Ida Lee Foster, Harold Fow-
ler, Iva Gilbert, Agn§9 Gordon,
Bobbie Lee Graham, .Lois Han-
over, Bobby ■ Heaton, John Higgs,
Raymond Jarratt, R. D. ■ Lancas-
ter, Joe Price, La Veins Savage,
La Verne Schrimsher, Maxine
Sublett, Charles -Ttibbs, Mary
Lynn Whitman, Juliet Wray.
There were three students who
made above 90 in every subject.
They are Moody Bettis, Brown-
wood; Lucien B. Herr^ra, White-
land; Eloise McCabe, Water Val-
ley.
Other students making the 80
honor roll are as follows:
Marion Andrews, Granbury; Lillian Ar-
thur, Linglevilte; Paul Bennett, Dublin;
Robert Gordon; Bill Clark, Hous-
ton ; Kenneth Cock, Houston; Marion
Cooper, M intone; Mary Couch, Grand-
view; Elizabeth Derrick, Hico; Tyrrsl De
Volin, Fort Davis; Anna Dry, De Leon;
Charity Eidson, Hamilton; Betty Elliott;
Breckenridg-e: Herbert Erwin, Dublin;
Roy Dale Finch,' Edgewood; Ernestine
Finnigan, Elclorado; Josephine Franks,
Hamilton ;Eunel3e Garrett, Fate; Virginia
Gilbert, Lipan; Forrest Gover, Coleman;
Wilma Goerdel, Hamilton; Reuben Good-
lett, Dunn; Jack Olson Gracey* Breekeiv
ridge; Joe Gracey, Breckinridge; Ernest
Rolqti<l Green, Kartger; Hester Gerce Guth-
rie, Breckenridre; Bill Guy, Dublin; Nata-
lie Hajrrell, ; James Hardeaty,
Cresson'; Jean Hargett, Ballinger; Doris
Hearne, North Zulch; Billie Herring, Mar-
lln; Mildred Hewatt, Grandview.
Helen Drue Hill, Jackaboro; Wand* Hill,
Uvalde; Geneva Hitt, Moran ; Eloise Hod-
ges, Dublin; Delta R. Holdridge, De Leon:
F. C. Jackson, Houston; Theodora W.
Johnson* Menard; Millie Knox, Pecos;
Julia Kriegel, Wharton; OJlie Mae Kuy-
kendall* Coleman; Virginia Lacy, Coman-
che ; Virginia Ledbetter, Gaddo: Blanch-
McCai^ley, Colorado; Mavis McKinley.
Hamilton; John Major, Bowie: Herbert
Miller, Lometa; Margaret Minter, Carls-
bad, N, Mex.; Sue Nell Mdrphy, Rochelle;
Warren McCullouirh Murphy, Ballinger;
Vernon S. Wynatt, Long- Beach, Calif.;
Maurice Nixon, Ballinger; Coleman A.
O'Brien, Cisco; Dorothy Dean Parkert
Gorman; Clara Evelyn Peach, Palo Plrjt&;
Nolan Kange, Justin; Harlan Reesing,
Cranfilla Gap; Anna Belje Richardson,
Bluff Dale; Juanita Rogers, Caddo; Jose-
phine Saladin, Anson,; Gwindel Sherman,
Ceiiterville; Jane Shields, Alexander.
Mary Spender, Beaumont; Mary Helen
Stewart, Cregson ; Alan Studer, Robs town;
Cccil Stults, Piano; Vada Belle Tomlin-
son, Cisco; Wilda Faye Trice, Dublin;
Louise Wallace, Hotan; Jack Walton, Mid-
land; Ellen June Warden, Wichita Falls;
Hasel Ware, De Leon; Tid Watkins, San
Saba; EJllena Fayne White, Knox City;
Mildred Witcher, Gatesville: Betty Wylie,
Albany; Sara Mairie Yarbrough, Temple;
Camilie Tater, Cleburne.
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO COYOTE TILT
With a reduced rate of one-
dollar and forty-five cents for the
round trip, a special train will
leave Stephenville on November 11
for the Weatherfprd football game.
As the game will probably begin
at'2 :S0 ,o'clock, the train will not
leave Stephenville later-than 11:00
a. m. Armistice Day.
Business men or other residents,
of Stephenville may obtain tickets
by calling for them at the fiscal
flrioe of Tarleton College. Students
will strive to call at each place of
business to sell tickets, it was
stated.
Five hundred must ride the spec-
ial if it goes; however, "little trou-
ble is expected in selling five hun-
dred tickets, as a host of students
are interested in the trip,
-The Plowboys are expected to
win thg game with Weatherford.
If- they do, the Thanksgiving Day
battle here with the North Texas
Agricultural College Hornets will
decide the Central Texas Confer-
ence title.
appreciation to the business men
for, their support and pledging his.
own personal efforts as well as
that of the team's in trying1 to
merit this support „ in doing their
best to continue their very success-
ful season.
STUDENTS!^
Save Money by shopping at—
Perry Bros., Inc.
5c - 10c and 25c Store
line' for a touchdown; He kicked
the 'point to make the score, Tar-
leton 7; Schreiper, 0.
SCHEE1NBE: Smith received
the kick and was stopped on his
own, 24 yard line by, Kyle. Taylor
picked up 18 yards for a first
down before he was stopped by
Woolverton. Driskill made 1 yard
and was stopped by Rickel. Shef-
field picked up ilO yards for r,
first down. Sheffield was stopped
by Poindexter after a 3 yard
gain. Smith was'stopped by Lank-
ford for no gain.
End of quarte)1.
FOURTH QUARTER—
Kivell passed 'to Seale for 18
yards and a first down. Chambliss
was stopped by Pharr for a 1 yard
loss. McCaleb teas stopped by
Lankford- after >a 1 yard gain.
Seale kicked out of bounds on
Tarleton's 33 yard line.
TARLETON: fKyle was stop-
ped after a 1 yard gain. Kyle
made 2 yards around right end.
Woolverton's pass to Kyle was
good for 10 yards and a first
down. Kyle was stopped by Seale
for a 4 yard loss. Woolverton's
pass to Kyle was incomplete.
Watkins picked up 6 yards. Wool-
verton kicked and McCaleb return-
ed the ball to Tarleton's 30 yard
line.
SCHREINER: Kivell gained 7
yards, McCaleb picked up 5 yards
for a first down. Kivell was stop-
ped by Swaggerty after he made
a 3 yard gain, Kivell fumbled
and recovered for a 3 yard loss.
McCaleb picked up 3 yard before
he was stopped by Tankersley,
Kivell's pass to Seale was incom-
plete,
TARLETON: Kyle was stopped
for a 2 yard loss, Woolverton hit
the line for no gain, Woolverton
kicked to McCaleb ■ who returned
the ball to Tarleton's 38 yard line.
SCHREINER: Kivell picked
up 3 yards, McCaleb made 5 yards
before he was stopped by Kyle,
McCaleb handed the' ball to Dick-
son who handed it to'Kivell for a
5 yard gain and a first down.
Dickson picked up 12 yards for
a first down. Dickson gained 2.
Dickson's pass to Sheffield went
over the end zone incomplete,
Taylor's pass to King was incom-
plete.
TARLETON: Woqlverton hit
the line for a 1 yard gain. Kyle
was stopped on the. line of scrim-
mage for no gain. Woolverton
picked up 5 yards. Woolverton
kicked out of bounds on Tarleton's
42 yard line.
SCHREINER: McCaleb made
3 yards around right end. Sheffield
picked up 1 yard. Smith passed to
Seale for *16 yards and a first
down. Smith was stopped on Tar-
leton':; 11 yard line after an 11
yard gain for first down. McCaleb
picked up S yards. Tarleton is
offside and is penalized 5 yards.
Taylor went over for the touch-
down. Wren kicked the point.
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STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS
VISIT US
Cross Drug Store
East Side Square. Phone 36
The
COLLEGE
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Plowboys Given
Annual Banquet
Tuesday Night
The John Tarleton football team
was presented with' its annual
b'anquet Tuesday night at the
Onyx Cafe by local business men
under the leadership of Weichsel
Baxtey and Travis Kay. This
year's banquet was one of the
largest and most successful ones
presented to the football teain. Ap-
proximately 140 men including
sixty team members were present
for the turkey dinner.
Charles S. WilkinSj dean of men
at Tarleton College, acted as toast-
master and introduced Dean j,
Thomas - Davis, Key and Baxley.
Coach Jimmy Marshall of the high
school, Professor Charlie Hale,
Carl Birdwell, Bose Reader, State
representative, and Coaches Wis-
dom and Rudder.
Several short talks were made
by the above mentioned gentlemen
and Coach Rudder expressed the
team's sentiments in extending his
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
Tuesday-Wednesday—
"Always In
Trouble"
with
Jane Withers
Thursday-Friday—
"Stable Mates"
with
Wallace Beery
Mickey Rooney
Saturday
"Room Service"
with
The Marx Brothers
Sunday-Monday—
"You Can't Take
It With You"
with
Jean Arthur
James Stewart
Eide The Special To Weatherford!
(Hid Pla« *Ti
Plan to Be Hetfe 'Turkey Day'!
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