The Rice Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1953 Page: 6 of 6
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THE THRESHER
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1953
Rain Halts Intramural Activity
(Continued from Page 5)
sit
Of
icheaux passed to Fertitta and Cox
for two scores and Cox shot to
Fertitta for the third. Robicheaux's
passes also accounted for both
PAT'S.
In the final game Ed Buvens
passed 25 yards to Russell Malinak
and the only touchdown in the
Tower Toughies close 6-2 win.
The standings not including Tues-
day's play is as follows:
KROSH STANDINGS -
SEASON STANDINGS
Team—
Rice
Baylor
Texas Christian
Texas A and M
Arkansas
Southern MethodiBt
Texas
Op Pet
14 i.eoo
W L T Pti O]
3 0 0 104
2 0 0 35 14 1.000
46 6 .750
47 20
22 37
14 21
7 44
.500
.000
.000
.000
1 0 1
1 1 1
0 1 0
0 1 0
0 2 0
RESULTS
Rice 23, Texas 0.
THIS WEEK
Wednesday: Baylor vs. Texas Christian
at Fort Worth. Friday: Southern Meth-
odist vs. Texas at Dallas, Arkansas vs.
Oklahoma A and M at Fayetteville.
Monday League
H-Bar-B Riders
Ropers
West Hall
Hoarding House Brewers
Sexy Sextant
Bears
Tueyday League
Eight Dings and a Dong
Yellow Dogs
The Tower
Wednesday League
Hot Tamales
4F's
Rally Club
Could Be's ,
Aarvarks
Rubes
Thursday League
Swivel Hip Six
Windless Six
Hepcats
Tower Toughie*
Pointmakers
Friday League
Monsters
Confused Six
Wolves
Kay's Cowboys
Campus Cats
/
Won Lost
2 0
BARBER SHOP
HERMANN PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
We Especially Cater to the
Rice Institute Student Body
Just Across Main Street
THE SHOP NEAREST THE CAMPUS
Rice Placement
Service Has Many
Job Opportunities
If you can do anything from dish-
washing and baby sitting to engin-
eering, a job may be waiting or ob-
tained for you at the Rice Institute
Placement Office in Lovett Hall,
room 201.
The office is sponsored by the
Rice Alumni Association, and has
been in operation since 1949. Ap-
proximately 100 students per year
find jobs with the help of Miss
Georgia Hink, placement secretary.
The office finds for students part
time or summer employment, and
coordinates campus interviews for
graduating students with represent-
atives from 250 companies from all
over the United States. This year,
the interviews began October 11.
Humble Oil, Overseas Offices of
Standard Oil Uew Jersey, Naval
Ordnance Laboratories in Califor-
nia, North American Aviation, R.C.-
A., and Philco Corporation are a I
few of the interviewing companies, j
The Placemeht Office is open 1
from 8 AM to 5 PM Monday j 1
through Friday and from 8 AM to ;
noon on Saturday.
Predictions
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should be a thriller. Arkansas is
always tough at home, and McHan
is due for a good day after being
stopped by Mississippi. However,
the "Cinderella" Aggies, after hold-
ing vaunted Baylor to a squeaky 14-
13 win are still in the thick of the
pennant fight and should come out
on top. A&M 28—Arkansas 13.
Baylor vs. TCU: George Sauer's
rampaging Bears smell their first
SWC championship in 24 years, and
are very unlikely to be tripped by
surprising Texas Christian. TCU
has lost four straight close games.
They have been in the game until
the final gun, but have not been
able to win. They may give Baylor
some trouble with Ray McKown's
passing and the passing and run-
Owl Rifle Team
Splits Two Matches
After defeating SMU 1343 to
1298 on October 17 in Dallas, Rice's
SouthweBt Conference rifle team
lost to the Texas University team
1342 to 1362 last Saturday in Aus-
tin.
Firing in last week's match were
Warren Jaycox, Bob Folweiler, Paul
Shank, Bob Perry, Charles McHugh,
and Richard Archer. For the SMU
game Ed Moure fired in p^ace of
Archer. The team is composed of
members of the Army and Navy ri-
fle teams.
ning of Ron Clinksdale, but not
enough to stop the bulldozing Bru-
ins. Bailor 34—TCU 21.
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The Rice Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1953, newspaper, October 30, 1953; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth230950/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rice University Woodson Research Center.