The Megaphone (Georgetown, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1952 Page: 4 of 4
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defense, and Jimmy Coronado who
Frosh Beat
• The lowly Frosh proved to®
much for the Seniors as the picket
humiliated the upper classmen in
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Friday, Nenober '14,1H!
Phis Trample Barbs
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THE MEGAPHONE
Pikes Take K A’s ft-0
In two Intra-mural games during
the week the Phis pulled -ahead
ef the Independents 21-0 and the
Pi K.A.’s edged past the Kappa
Alpha men 8-0 in two well played
games.
< In the first game on Friday the
Phi Delts remained in the run*
lung for the intra-mural and fra-
ternity championship by downing
a game Independent crew 21-0.*
The initial period was scoreless
Sut the Phis came through in the
second frame for a t.d. when Jim-
my Cardwell threw a high hard
one to “Goose” Goss who was
waiting in the promised land. He
leaped high and speared the ball
between two Independent defend-
ers for the sc^re- The try for point
was no good-
The score stood 6-0 at half
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time, hut the blues came back in
the last half to put the-gams out
of reach. Ray Watson, who made
good receptions all afternoon, set
the Phis up near t.d. territory
with some excellent catches and
with the hall on the sin-yard line
Cardwell, who figured in all the
scores, raced * over right end be-
hind the devastating blocking of
Don Marrs. Thompson's kick was
blocked by Dave Cardwell.
After an exchange of kicks the
blues added their final score on a
40-yard pass play from Cardwell
to Bob Ford. The same combina-
tion was good at the othef side for
the p.a t. which left 19~-0. On the
ensuing kick the Barbs were deep
in the hole and when Chuck Ma-
lesky attempted to aWeep his left
end on a run-or-pass option Rod-
ney Roberts trapped him for a
safety.
Fp^the**lndependents the lead
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ers vfcre Chuck Malesky who time long run and pass play. He
and again almost shipped away
for scored^ David Cardwell who
did the tossing, kicking, and pass
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Show starts 6:45
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| NOVEMBER 14-15
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Red Mofintabi
(Color by Technicolor)
Allan Ladd—Lixabeth Scotty
Extra Short :~Cheers lor Chubby
~ ■ Cartoon .
TUESDAY—NOVEMBER 18
Thunder In
- The Pines
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George Reeves — Denise Darcel
Extra Short:*Laughs From The,
; Past Cartoon
Wednesday & Thursday .
November 19-20
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Bilan Ponlovy - Om T#**?
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'53 Maid of Cotton
took the southerners 8-0. The K.
A.'s started the game suspiciously
when Ramey returned the kick to
the Pike iObut the ball went oyer
and neither team could penetrate
during the first quarter though the
K.A.’s were close*
Then in the second period the
K.A.’s were running from deep in
their end of the field when they
attempted an end run, and Bobby
Lundgren, seeing the play coming
up, took out all the interference so
Paris Gibbs came up from his end
position and took Ramey for the
two-pointer. iDhe K.A.'s after re-
ceiving a punt drove the Pikes
back to their 26 before Stan Hor-
wood could manage to intercept
and stop the rally. It was the Pi R.
A-’s ball as time ran out in the
half. >
The third period saw no scoring
though Stanley Hodwood nearly
slipped away for w score on
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vertible win be emi'at the 'eilctt-'
ing gifts to the 1998 Maid of'Cot-
ton, the National Cotton Council
announced. .
A certificate of attavd will be
presented to the girl who is chosen
1998 Maid of: Gotten when her
name is announced at contest fin-
als in Memphis’ Ellis Auditorium
December SO. The car itself will
be delivered to the Maid approxi-
mately six months from that date
when her colorful goodwill and
fashion tour is completed.
Entries are now bring accepted
for the 1963 Maid ol Cotton con-
test, the Cotton Council reported.
Deadline for entries is midnight
December 1.. All applications' must
be postmarked before that date.
Any girt born In a cotton-pro-
ducing state who in between the
ages of 19-25 years, who has never
been married, and who
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After the encounter the Student
Center we# open to thee# rid
wished to dhnee and despite |h# - .
fact that the frosh won they are
expected to wear their beanies
all days except the week-end.
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ATVENB^TTOS CARNIVAL
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| are the National Cotton'
in cooperation ‘with the
Cotton Carnival Association,
Memphis, New York and Mew p
leans Cotton Exchanges.
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dear down the middle on a play
that covered half the length of the
field but a few plays later Chaney
pulled another enemy aerial from
the sky and returned 26 yards be-
fore being pulled in.
In the fourth session the win-
ners added their last tally after
a series of intercepted passes. Bill
Slaughter took one- in and re-
turned 30 yards to the K.A* 26,
but a little later op they lost the
ball and as Ramey tried to pass
out from his end of the field Ed
Slaughter intercepted a pass ont
the 20 and ran through, the entire
K.A. team fWft tfcO touchdown.
Stanley Harwood's try for point
was wide and that was the scor-
ing, though the losers tried des-
perately to got back in the game.
Ramey's pass to Wilson stood
opt for the K*A.’s as well as the
blocking of Stevens and all-around
ability of Russ Chaney. Ed and
Bill Slaughter, Womack, Horwood
and Earl Quinn played exceptional
ball for-the winners.
tabled from tkg National-Ootton
Council, G. Bos’®*, Memphis 1,
Term.
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KAPPA CHI
“The Churches in Pakistan”. Will
be the title of the talk to be given
by Mr. Massey this Friday, No-
vember 14. MT. Massey, the Head-
Master of a school in Pakistan, is
well equipped to speak bn this
sublet. ' •
Last week Dr. Dunn gave one
will be welcomed; around the Kap-
pa Chi booth m Uie carnival Sat-
urday night.
Dues mftst be paid by Novem
ber 14, the final deadline.
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