The College Star (San Marcos, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 9, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 3, 1930 Page: 4 of 4
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THE COLLEGE STAR
Wednesday, November 19, ll
DOINGS IN THE T.I.A.A.
The past week’s playing has just
about wound up this year’s T.I.A.
A. schedule, there remaining only
one game yet to be played—Kings-
ville vs. Sul Ross, December 4.
The result of this game at Al-
pine will not change the standing
of the leading four T.I.A.A. teams.
The only change would be that if
Kingsville loses, the Javelinas will
finish in seventh place. The four
leading teams—Huntsville, Denton,
Canyon, Denton, and San Marcos—
have finished their schedules and
have finished in the order named.
The big game in last week’s
playing was the Canyon-McMurry
affray. Thees two teams battled
each other on even terms, but fin-
ally Canyon slipped off-tackle for
the winning touchdown. This 6 to
3 win over the Indians gave the
Buffaloes second place in the T.I.
A.A. percentage column.
The Denton Eagles defeated the
San Marcos Bobcats—the Bobcats’
first defeat in two years—to come
in in third place in the race. The
Eagles were unable to make any
gains against the Cats until the
middle of the last period, when the
Eagle fullback slipped through the
middle of the Bobcat line, and ran
45 yards before he was dragged
down. After that run, the Cats
seemed to let up, and the Eagles
ran over two touchdowns to win
the game 12 to 0.
Huntsville, as was expected,
romped over the lowly Stephen F.
Austin Lumberjacks at Huntsville
last November 24, winning a 20
to 0 victory. This was the Bear-
kats’ fourth straight T.I.A.A. vic-
tory, and gave the Kats sole pos-
session of first place in the title
race.
The only other T.I.A.A. game of
the past week was fought out at
Abilene, where the Daniel Baker
Hill Billies administered a 7 to 6
beating to the Abilene Christian
College Wildcats. As the score in-
dicates, this game was no walk-
over for the Billies; in fact, it was
anybody’s game until the final
whistle blew.
The above review completes this
year’s T.I.A.A. play, except for one
game on December 4. On that
date the Kingsville Javelinas will
journey to Alpine and attempt to
take in the Sul Ross Lobos. The
Javelinas are favored to win, and
if they do win, they will finish the
season in fifth place.
T.I.A.A. Standing.
W
L
T
Pet
Huntsville ...............
...4
0
0
1000
Canyon ...................
..A
0
1
.900
Denton ...................
..A
1
0
.800
San MJarcos ...........
...3
1
2
.666
McMurry .................
...3
2
1
.585
Kingsville ...............
...1
1
1
.500
Daniel Baker .........
...2
2
2
.500
Abilene Christian .
...1
3
1
.300
Commerce ...............
...1
4
0
.200
Sul Ross .................
...0
3
0
.000
Stephen F. Austin .
...0
6
0
.000
-o-o-
MYTHICAL T. I. A. A.
TEAMS.
Well, the time has come when
the sport scribes start looking up
their notes and what-not, trying
to figure out some way to place at
least three of the old home town
boys on the all-T.I.A.A. football
team for 1930. Some of these as-
piring writers—chiefly from the
piney woods—even go so far as
to place four, five, and six of their
men on the first team. We of San
Marcos are not so hoggish, but we
would like to see three Bobcats on
this mythical eleven, namely Fran-
cis Sanders, Frank Gensberg, and
Charlie Zunker. We pick these
men, not because they are much,
if any, better than the rest of the
Bobcats, but because they have re-
ceived the most publicity.
It is usually the case when a man
is an outstanding player that the
men playing next to him helped
him on to glory. We know that
the whole Bobcat team helped these
three men; but nevertheless, Zunk-
er, Gensberg, and Saunders seem-
ed to be out-standing in the Bob-
x WITH THE
^Athlete
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cat games this season, and they de-
serve a place on this mythical all-
T.I.A.A. team.
Lets give them a vote,
Below are some of the teams
picked by various T.I.A.A. sport
writers:
Robert Burns Selection—
(Huntsville)
First Team—
W. Jackson, (Sam Houston);
Left End.
Poole, (Denton); Left Tackle.
Wright, (Sam Houston); Left
Guard.
DeFee, (Sam Houston); Center.
Zunker, (San Marcos); Right
Guard.
Sadler, (Sam Houston); Right
Tackle.
JPippen, (Abilene Christian);
Right End.
White, (Sam Houston); Quar-
terback.
Pool, (McMurry); Left Half.
Coe, (Sam Houston); Right Half.
Wright, (Denton); Fullback.
Second Team—
Grounds, (Sam Houston); Left
End.
Logan, (West Texas); Left
Tackle.
Knight, (Sam Houston); Left
Guard.
MeKewin, (Stephen F. Austin);
Center.
Edwards, (McMurry); Right
Guard.
W. Lowe, (Sam Houston); Right
Tackle.
Janca, (San Marcos); Right End.
Sanders, (San Marcos); Quarter-
back.
Day, (Sam Houston); Left Half.
Cox, (Kingsville); Right Half.
Walker, (Denton); Fullback.
Prexy Anderson’s Selection
(Abilene)
First Team—
Pippen, (Abilene Christians);
Left End.
Smith, (Denton); Left Tackle.
Logan, (Canyon); Left Guard.
DeFee, (Sam Houston); Center.
Gensberg, (San Marcos); Right
Guard.
Zunker, (San Marcos); Right
Tackle.
W. Jackson, (Sam Houston);
Right End.
Pool, (McMurry); Quarterback.
Coe, (Sam Houston); Halfback.
Kilpatrick, (Denton); Halfback.
Fulkerson, (McMurry); Fullback
Second Team—
Linkenhoger, (Daniel Baker);
Left End.
Prescott, (Daniel Baker); Left
Tackle.
Knight, (Sam Houston); Left
Guard.
Isaacs, (McMurry); Center.
Cooper, (Canyon); Right Guard.
Powell, (Abilene Christians);
Right Tackle.
Janca, (San Marcos); Right End.
Sanders, (San Marcos); Quarter-
back.
Wright, (Denton); Halfback.
Smith, (Daniel Baker); Half-
back.
Beard, (Sam Houston); Fullback.
Bob Cone’s Selection
(San Marcos)
Pippen, (Abilene Christians);
Left End.
Logan, (West Texas); Left
Tackle.
Echols, (Denton); Left Guard.
Isaacs, (McMurry); Center.
Gensberg, (San Marcos); Right
Guard.
Zunker, (San Marcos); Right
Tackle.
Roberts, (McMurry); Right End.
Sanders, (San Mjarcos); Quarter-
back.
Coe, (Sam Houston); Halfback.
White, (Sam Houston); Half-
back.
Clark, (West Texas); Fullback.
Second Team—
Janca, (San Marcos); Left End.
Gorden, (San Marcos); Left
Tackle.
Edwards, (McMurry); Left
Guard.
DeFee, (Sam Houston); Center.
Knight, (Sam Houston); Right
Guard.
London, (Denton); Right Tackle.
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Grounds, (Sam Houston); Right
End.
Kilpatrict, (Denton); Quarter-
back.
Germer, (San Marcos); Half-
back.
Jones, (Sam Houston); Half-
back.
Smith, (Daniel Baker); Full-
back.
Sidney Reeves, of Denton, has
not picked a second team, but his
mythical first teams runs as fol-
lows:
Ends: Pippen, A.C.C.; Jackson,
Sam Houston.
Tackles: Smith, N. T. S. T. C.;
Zunker, San Marcos.
Guards: Echols, N. T. S. T. C.;
Cabaness, A. & I.
Center: DeFee, Sam Houston.
Quarter: (Poole, McMurry.
Halves: Coe, Sam Houston;
Sanders, San Marcos.
Fullback: Brewer, Commerce.
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T. A. C. C. W. GOSSIP
Can you imagine:
Olidene Le Noir’s dissatisfac-
tion until she entered Baylor corn-
pus by the front drive and had a
swim in their natatorium?
* * *
The delegates’ distracted state
of mind when Miss McDowell fail-
ed to appear at the reception? Al-
though Charlott and Lillie didn’t
care if she didn’t arrive before
refreshments were served—the
more for them—they were almost
ready to murder her without think-
ing twice (like the bird in the
Monterey song) for failing to
show up before the official dele-
gates meeting ?
* * *
Lillie Robinson not being able
to tell you what the speaker at
the banquet said in “After Col-
lege What?”
Ed. Note: Personally, I don’t
find that very hard to imagine,
because who in the world ever
does know what anybody says at
a banquet—even if the speaker
happened to say anything ? Be-
sides, according to rumor, Lillie
was coaching a fencing match be-
tween her athletic plate favors.
* * *
What the delegates are going to
do with their plate favors? It is
supposed that they will give a
posture demonstration.
* * *
Ourdelegates rooming opposite
a student proctor in Ruth Strib-
ling Hall three days without a call
down ?
•M * *
Miss McDowell carrying a^Spitz
along with her to lick her post-
age stamps so she can mail her
own post cards?
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[Y, W. C. A. NOTES
Y Program.
The next program by the Y will
be on “Building a World of Deep-
er Spiritual Life.”' A very inspira-
tional message is awaiting you, so
come and join the girls Tuesday at
4:00 p. m. in the Y room.
o—o
Japonese Sale Sponsored by Y.
The annual Japanese Christmas
sale sponsored by the Y.W.C.A.
was opened Monday at 6:45 p. m.,
and will continue through Thurs-
day. The Y room is open from 8
to 5 every day, so come in and look
over the lovely gifts—surely you
will find something that you would
love to have for Christmas, and
Santa Claus may be standing near
to hear your wishes: Do your
Christmas shopping with the Y
girls; we have a larger and more
attractive display this year than
ever before. What is so nice as
a lovely gift from Japan?
o—o
National Y Secretary to be Here.
Miss Winifred Wygal, the na-
tional secretary of the Y.W.C.A.,
will favor the local Y with a visit
on the 11th and 12th of Decem-
ber. She is a very interesting per-
son, and we are anxious to have
everyone meet her. Bring all of
your problems and questions to
her, and she will give you her time
and thought. Her daily conference
with hundreds of students make
her very practical in her sugges-
tions, and her lovable personali-
ty can not be surpassed. Come and
find out for yourself, and you’ll
never forget Miss Wygal.
o—o
Golden Rule Sunday.
Next Sunday, December 7, is
what is known in the United States
as Golden Rule Sunday. On this
day everyone should think of the
poor and unfortunate, and instead
of feasting upon fried chicken and
other delicacies, should make his
Sunday meal such as a poor child
would be satisfied with—that is, a
bowl of soup, a slice of bread with
a spoonful of beans, or some such
small meal, and give what would
otherwise be spent on an elaborate
dinner to the relief fund to feed
some starving youngster. Let us
all do without our ice cream or
cake Sunday and give our nickels
to the Y to send to the aid of the
hundreds of starving kiddies all
over the world. This is a challenge
to everybody. Can you meet it?
Dr. J. M. Van Ness
Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat
Bass Building Phone 386
Coen
V? Tuff
Philosophians.
On Wednesday afternoon, No-
vember 19, the Philosophian Liter-
ary Society met. After the calling
of the roll and the reading of the
minutes, a motion was made and
carried that Misses Beatrice and
Mary Doyle be elected associate
members. The meeting was then
given over to Hester Doyle, chair-
man of the program committee.
Sarah Brown gave a very interest-
ing and complete review of Booth
Tarkington’s book, “Alice Adams”.
Ruby McCord summarized one of
Tarkington’s short stories, and Will
Joe; Abshier gave a discussion,
“Educating Booth Tarkington”.
The keen interest that has been
manifested in Booth Tarkington by
the club is well worth the efforts
that have been put forward. The
three hostesses: Willie Lee Jones,
Lois Gabriel, and Lillian Tuttle
served an attractive salad course
to the club members and Miss
Brogdon, who was the club’s guest
for the afternoon.
Silver Tea.
On Monday afternoon, Novem-
ber 24, an attractive Silver Tea
was held in the Y.W.C.A. room by
the four literary clubs: Idyllics,
Shakespeares, Philosophians, and
Allie Evans. An interesting pro-
gram was enjoyed of which the
first number was a violin selec-
tion rendered by J. Morey Brand-
stetter, accompanied by Mrs.
Brandstetter. Miss Henderson, in
her charming way, gave a talk on
“Things to be Thankful For”. In
this she showed the many advant-
ages of the college girl of today
and the privileges and things she
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has to be thankful for, including the
literary clubs. Ruby McCord gave
an interesting reading. The rest
of the program consisted of musi-
cal selections as follows: Vocal
duet by Irma Lee Kornegay and
Alice Wuest; violin selection by
Reed Brantley, accompanied at the
piano by Birdie King; vocal duet
by Lora Mae and Aubrey Wilson;
piano selection by Sarah Brown.
Delicious punch was served,
o—o
Idyllics.
The Idyllic Literary Society met
for its regular meeting Thursday,
November 13. After the business,
a very interesting program was
presented in which Miss Higgins
gave several ukulele selections. A
delicious salad course was served
by the hostesses: Dixie Barnes,
Lois Gunn, and Ruth Cowart,
o—o
Miendelssohn.
Last Tuesday morning the Men-
helssohn Club rendered a selection
of Faust for the Y.M.C.A. The
Mendelssohn is very much alive
this term and all the members
If you care to Dine
Downtown, try
us for
Service
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CAFE
show this by their regular attend-
ance. Miss Butler is at present
working hard with the girls on a
selection from Bach. Many other
selections of famous composers
have been studied this term.
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Kodak Work Daily
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A medal was recently found
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