The Junior Ranger (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, January 19, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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Friday, January 19, 1934
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RANGERS LOSE
Piemen Announce
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Essay Contest
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VEGETARIAN CAFE
COWBOYS
SENATE
406 SO. ALAMO ST.
WOLF BAKING CO.
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Solons Upset Dope
By a 31-10 Victory
No remorse
Your heart knew,
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SENATE WINS
CAGE BATTLE
WITH COWMEN
Here is the editor’s pome.
Weep and moan
For old Joe College
Finals ended
His request for knowledge
Stayed up too late
Smoked too much
Called his prof a
Such-and-such
Flunked three
Passed two
Now he’s going to
Piemen eagerly commenced eating
the pies, one of which had been
presented to the Piemen by Mary
Louise Weyman, last week’s hon-
oree.
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GRADES BOOKS DUE
PIES, CAKES AND BREAD
323 So. Alamo St.
Garfield 1101
Fresh Cooked Vegetables
ALL DAY
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RECUPERATE
BETWEEN EXAMS
at the
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By Starley Alford %
The Blue Books which all So-
phomores were issued at the be-
ginnig of last year’s term are due
immediately at the office.
The office issued this announ-
cement for the benefit of all So-
phomores as it will relieve them
of any conflict in receiving their
grades for this semester.
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EAT AT THE
BLUE BONNET HUT
REAL HAMBURGERS - 5c
CHILI - 10c (our make)
So. Alamo & Market Sts.
J. C. BOOK EXCHANGE
Adjacent to the campus in the former C. E. Stone Garage.
We have a complete stock of all the books needed during
the coming term. Bring us the books you want to sell and see us
for books you want to buy.
— “Operated by a student for the students” —
Last year many interesting es-
says were submitted, and this year
a more successful contest than
ever before is expected. Frances
Burnett won the prize last year
with ’ her essay on “The History
of Pie.”
For though “my bills”
Were small and few,
At Monty’s (where I’m still in
debt)
You sat and drank
An’ et, An’ et.
Flash—A certain candy salesman
around the campus was seen giv-
ing the sponsor of a certain club
free candy. Looks like bribery,
but even with all that he makes
money.
Better Eats At
HOGAN’S LUNCH ROOM
Home of
BIGGER AND BETTER
HAMBURGERS - 5c
Other Sandwiches - 10c
Beverages
Senate; Smith, Al-
Cowboys; Koening,
The annual Epsilon Beta Pie es-
say contest will be open to all
the students of Junior College ex-
cept members of the Pie Club and
their families. At the opening of
the new term, Starley Alford,
chairman of the essay committee,
made this statement.
The theme for the essays must
have some connection with pie
and must not be over five hundred
words in length. “The theme can
deal with the history of pie, the
different kinds of pie, the making
of pies, or the eating of pies, just
so it has somethng about pies in
it,” stated Alford.
The committee announced no
definite date for the close of the
contest, but stated that a huge
delicious pie will be presented to
the winner of the contest. Pres-
ident Dowdy appointed Alford and
Cary as judges in the contest and
warned them against any undue
favoritism.
The Senate upsettting all advanc-
ed dope, won the Senate-Cowboy
basketball game by defeating the
wranglers with the decided score
10 last Friday at the
Woodlawn Lake Gymnasium.
This was the first game of a
series of five to be played between
the two clubs to determine the
College basketball champions on
the campus.
Parr Krumb was high point man
of the game with 12, but he was
closely followed by Javier Par-
sons, who made 11. Frank Carrico
was the star for the Cowboys hav-
ing played an excellent floor game
and scoring 5 points.
The line up:
Culmer Forward Thomas
Parsons Forward _ Marshall
Krumb Center Nicholas
Yandell Guard Briscoe
Stucke Guard Carrico
The Rangers lost a close battle
to Saint Anthony Yellow-Jackets
Thursday afternoon by a score of
The game was a hard
fought struggle throughout the
four quarters; the score
the whistle blew for the
17-13 in favor of the
Substitutes:
ford, Cole.
Freeborn.
Score keepers; Simon, Kollenberg.
Time-keeper: Ed. Sweeney.
Ask Vincent Stucke or Hugh
Smith whether or not they feel
that Robert Cole needs to be vers-
ed in the arts of gentleness. Dur-
ing the warm-up before the club
game, this bruiser Cole nearly
knocked out Vincent and Smitty
with his plunges, dives, and char-
to get the ball off the back-
entire
when
half was
Yellow-Jackets who managed to
keep a small lead until the end
of the game.
Jimmy Parr and Ray Byrne star-
red for the Rangers; they shared
scoring honors with ten points
each. Culmer played his usual
smooth floor game and looped
seven points besides. Carrico’s ex-
cellent defensive work prevented
the Jackets from piling up a larger
score.
Ranger line-up:
Parr (10), Byrne (10), Nicholas
(2), Culmer (7), Carrico. Sub-
stitutes: Thomas (3), Krumb,
Means (1).
ges
board.
The sporting blood of old Kain-
tucky runs fast in the veins of
Clay Puckett. Not content with
having just football, basketball,
baseball, and debate contests be-
tween the wranglers and the po-
liticians, he suggested that the
clubs get together some Saturday
night and have a B— J— game.
The J. C. Basketeers are going
to miss the ability of Javier Par-
sons who is leaving us to go back
to the University of Mexico. Good
Luck, Javier.
Hugh Reveley violated the Jim
Crow law last Saturday night.
Hugh, his date, and a little black
nigger boy were seen riding down
the drag — all in the front seat
of his little Ford coupe.
Birds of a feather
Due to the urgent requests of
several Jaysee students, we make
the following suggestion:—
Sterling Freeborn would make an
excellent boy cheer leader. He is
well acquainted with athletics,
and seems to have the necessary
grace and rythm to lead yells.
I ran across this little poem the
other day, and hereby dedicate
it to Parr Krumb—
Your face was fair
And sweet your smile;
I saw in you no trace of guile.
I deemed you true
When first we met,
For I was young—
Annette, Annete.
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