THE RED RAIDER GRIDIRON Price 25c Texas Tech vs Texas Wesleyan Texas Tech Stadium September 30, 1939 8:30 P. M. (Dedicated to Matador Club) Hank Horgan Peppy FPx rj ri t and yup r s 1 1 Brownie Hamilton, Manager A Genuine guarantee with every roof. DISTRIBUTORS OF GENUINE RUBEROID PRODUCTS . PM10nr SM19 474e Place To Qct fountain service dining and dancing for the second guessers We buy and sell used books a basement to seat 200 COLLEGE CO-OP 1 7-Up Panhandle Company, Owners Lydick Roofing Company Since 1890 MISS JANE PRICKETT. 1939 LA VENTANA BEAUTY AND 1939-'40 YELL LEADER this .f Igo el this Bottle Swart Quarterbacking Says CURLEE CLOTHES All America, (lour For All Aweriror STEPHEN'S Tor of Fr. lenrib THERE'S NOTHING LIKE HOW THE RED RAIDERS HAVE LOOKED THE PAST 8 YEARS Cawthon.fimith Fnninall Rem. Al A (Ilene.. 1.ant Tled Won IBM 1032 10.14 10S5 10311 IOW 1.23 'rotal Gannes Wan Total Games Lost 42 rotal Games 7.1 Bait 4 1)4494a4n For Every Game NATURAL GAS for Cooking Water heating House heating Refrigeration West Texas Gas Co. Natural Gas, your quick, dean, economical servant Total F.o.b. Tren Tongl PoInts Opponnntn O Good O Luck RAIDERS LUBBOCK COTTON OIL CO. r• BOOSTING TECH HILTON HOTEL VERNON UMW:00N. NI, WeA,1-7,e/x,a: mostAiedeimfiapAy WM BOW TECH STICKERS for your car PIC Varsity Bookstore 11,11.11,111.111.1 1...1 111,111111 1111,1111•111.111.1 Yea, • In keeping with the traditions of Texas Tech, this company is also steeped in traditions. True to the hospitality of West Texas, our tradition has been—and will be—simply to offer a distinctive, friendlier and personal service. As proof, every employee is eager to serve you in every way possible and is glad to advise and assist you with your electrical problems—large or small. Red • By mutual and human understanding, it is our sincere objective to be more than 'just a utility company.' Will you give us a test? "&ii Bea Bake Raiders! Texas-New Mexico Utilities Company "A Friendly Service In Friendly West Texans" Scoggin-Dickey Motor Co. 1 1007 Ave. J Authorized Sales and Service Phone 2033 R. V. San., Proc. MIMI' thrill 11Th 111:h1) 111111)1111 TECH BARBER SHOP We trim the en. The Bohlen trim the rest BRAY'S CAMPUS TOGGERY Lciittlima for the College Man's Wardrobe After the Game—Stop at JEFF BECK SERVICE STATION Mein and College Texae Phone .12.42 Your Royal Typewriter Dealer Stop at College Ave. 66 Service Station DRUG STORE LEFTY SOLL1S and BENNY JACKSON 1091 College Get a "Cadillac Built" Le Salle V-B THOMAS CADILLAC-LA SALLE CO lith and Ave. Phone 2.40 The Marihelen Beauty Salon MarIhelen Beasley ACCYNNOTWES and CUSTOM MEAN MAKING 1.1. Col.... Aye Phone 2737 STILL and GUESS Brownbilt Shoe Store Shoes and Nom for the Ent. Family BOO Broadway A--L IMO Texas Ave. Phone soi^ TECH SHOE SHOP "Hand Made Boot, 1111 College Jack DAVIS. Pros. 1.1.M College Ave. COLLEGE CAFE "The Red Raiders' Rendezvous" 1105, College nye. Ardent football and movie fans have one great desire in common they crave to know all the key-hole secrets of their favorite players .... It doesn't matter that So-And-So is a nice, likable our with no bad habits .... it's the little skehons behind the fence that makes interesting reading .. . and since that's the way you desire it, that's the way you'll get your low-down on Tex. Tech's young gridiron warriors. Prince Scott, that very brilliant young fellow who plays a lot of mean right end would have tough time making his way in China because Scott can't go for rice in any form but likes to drop his molars into a pound or so afire meat and a var- iey of vegetables. He likes Bing Crosby on the radio and is kind, funny that way over Myrna Loy of the silver sheet . Being from Grapevine where they grow grapes he prides himselfe porna ulytonw g gtrhoawt cotton more readily if treated with a weak mixture of ethyl mercury phosphate or ethyl mecury chlor- ide ... smart fellow. this Prince Scott. Now there's big 190-pound C. L. Storrs the dashMg Tech left halfback . To look at Storrs you wotdd think him capable of eating any kind of solid food and thriving on it, but that's your mistake because this Storrs gets tossed for a loss each time he tries to eat cabbage .... imagine a country boy like him being unable to eat cab- bage . . . . but fried chicken, that's his dish. Storrs is he-man enough to have Clark Gable as his movie idol and Sammy Baugh as his dream of a perfect footballer but Clark Gable and Sammy Baugh couldn't get C. L. to eat cabbage if they tried. Good-natured Charles Calhoun, Tech scin- tillating on should be the "hottest" foot- ball player on the team. You see, Cheri. likes his chili, the Mexican kind, three times a day .... yes, girls, at break- f.t, too. But his face turns red and he becomes fighting mad whn carrots are shoved his way . . . and he claims eating fish makes him se.ick . Calhoun laughs at Bob Burns on the radio and dreams about Dorothy Lamour on the mreen and being somewhat of an astronomer he likes to exPlaM M MOH like Holt Waldrep, Dixie White, Bill Davis and Nor- man Kingsbury that due to the wobbling of the earth on its axis mme stars that were visible to the ancients of Southern Europe cannot be seen from that part of the earth today .. . and all this only makes Weldrep. White, Davis and Kingsbury whistle in amazement and regard Calhoun .a most remarkable fellow. Now girls, here's the right kind of is guy for you .... He's that very good looking Texas Tech center . . . . Rex Williams of Sherman. Rex, the greatest pi- vot man in the razzle-dazzle and dipsy-doodle Southwest football realm and a sure-fire nominee for All-American .nsideration, will nr have trouble finding his ev favorite food because he Mies anything and everything eatable . lOmte Rockne is his football Idol and he's ready to marry w"'74.4e. Alice Faye anytime she gets --ce4 lonesome and parts from present husband Tony Martin. Captain Dixie White, right guard for the lisd Raiders, can an for a mess of pork chops morning, no or night but dislikes carrots .... claims they ruin his football complexion. His favorite book is the "Road Back" .... but the big bruiser is afflict., with aeluropho bla . you look it up and then telephone me what it means. Lee Durwood Herring, the clown prince of the team and a tnost powerful tackle when he gets mean and rough, claims he stayed down to a mere 230-pounds last summer by eating only chocolate pie and staying far, far away from squash. Darw.d's one major worry is why should he dig deep and deeper mto the books of knowledge when there are some 300 postmasters who can neither read nor write English In New Mot* Ino . . . . But Durwood your vat? homes Mineral Wells ... not New Mexico His chief claim to fame is the tact he has a photo of Betty °rabic with: "To Durwood, alwaysloyal to you,'' scribbled on it . . . but it certainly looks like Herring's own hand writing . . . Ofcour. we could tell you that Woodrow Ramsey doesn't like cauliflower but does like a certain camp. co-ed .... or we could tell you that Francis Bingham lovee to watch cyclone ar that Raymond Flusche doesn't like loud talking women. but Instead we'll You that there's going to be one whale of a ball game here next Saturday when the Red Raiders tie into the se Bulldogs . . . . get your ticket early because the stadium is exPeeted to be packed Inc this hip colorful combat. keflusle Sec/seta By Bill Parker 26. NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 7, 830 P. M. T Tech and Arcadia Theatres "The Studenh Theatres" dented sod Operated by Tech Graduate. —TECH— Preview Tonight—Sunday and Mond, "The Citadel" Widest Donet—Itimaand —ARCADIA- Coach G. Miller Texas Wesleyan "Spirit of Culver" Head Coach Gus Miller of Tex. Wesleyan one of the all-time backfield greats of West Jed. Ceette—Freddle bleirtholonte. T W ex. State Teachers, and was a member of the _ Buff team that beat Texas Tech back in 1927. Later, Miller did post-graduate work at Texas P. E. Smith W. 0. Bearden Tech. He is a fine coach and has enjoyed splendid success as head of the Some football machine. - We welcome you back to Tex. Tech Coach Miner. Pluvial. Tonight Sunday and Monday 1•, See the Game then Go fa a Movie 111 PALACE surrnardrrTYi=u8ArnaWyennesoay RONE POWER MYRNA LOY GEO. BRENT •11,1•1^1^1•1^1•1•1-1.1•11••."..,,.....,...•,~1.1•11.1.1•11.1•1•1.1•1•1•11.1•1•1•11•1•1111•1•11•1•11.1• BROADWAY PREVITE SAT. RITE PAUL MUNI BETTE DAVIS "JUAREZ" "THE RAINS CAME" LINDSEY Joe Penner Betty Grable "Day the Bookies Wept." LYRIC '87=r1Ori,Vary' CLARK GABLE JEANETTE McDONALD SPENCER TRACY "SAN FRANCISCO" •as NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY. OCTOBER 7. 8:30 P. M. NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 7, 8:30 P. M. THE OFFICIAL TECH-TWC qa40-14all Pityzain TECH vs TWC TECH FIELD Saturday, September 30, 1939 PUBLISHED BY TECH ATHLETIC DEPT. Business Manager C, C. Dowell Editor Piil Parker ;Mill ilthrfErri 2)4/ vats hitatu . . Tech's average gain of 5.73 yards per play last year was the best in the nation? If all the points made by the Tech learn last year against their opponents were hamburgers, and they were placed one on top of the other, they would make a stock as high as the 7-story Myrick building? Tech was the 2nd leading scorer In the nation in 1038 . bested only by Tennessee and followed by T.C.U., who was third? MORE The sum of all the miles that all Tech GrIdders have traveled on football trips alone were added up. it would be more than the distance around the world? COCKEYED STATISTICS RulTkil-IZZ. Col TO FOLLOW IN Lubbocks Finest Departmenf Store EACH ISSUE OF THIS FOOTBALL PROGRAM 1939 Bo. I•layer Wt. Home Town G 180 Wichita Falls .37 Wallis. Dick B 157 Wichita Fans 31 Merle, Alvin 210 Fort Worth SS Stoke. BM T 132 Ballinger 22 Wilkerson. Red T 290 Fort Worth 30 Saliba. Ernie C 170 Trinidad..lo. 33 Fowler. Ben C 165 Fort Worth 40 Hose. John E 130 Fort Worth 24 Alford. Dutch G 156 Fort Worth 41 Wyman. Oscar E 132 Bryan 25 Cooper. Truett E 160 Jackshoro 42 Moore. Kenneth E 187 Fort worth 26 Berry. Adrian E 1/17 Weatherford 18 Kenneday. Judd T .8 Fort worm 27 Brenta. Tomni2 B 175 Vega 44 Brown. Kendrick T 200 Fort Worth ZS hiansigue. Raul B 145 Fort Worth 45 Hillery. Wayrm B 107 Burleson 2, Graham. George G 160 Wintere King. Fa, IC 170 Fort Worth 30 Gua.gnoll. Goose B 170 Trinidad. Colo .17 Miller. Foster T 101 Coleman 31 Wilkins L. J. B 167 Meals 78 Young. Howard C tes Trinidad. Colo. 23 McCauley, Mutt B 165 Fort. Worth 40. Jolley. James T 190 1rasn n Hunter. Johnny B ISO 34 McCauley. Buford G 180 Timm Iistcher. A. B 204 Fort Worth B 170 Trinidad. Coto 51 Spahr. George G ISO Trinidsd. Colo. B 167 Weatherford NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY. OCTOBER 7, 8:30 P. M. RAIDERS Texas Wesleyan vs. Texas Tech Probable Starting Line-Ups TEXAS WESLEYAN TEXAS TECH NO. Pos. NO. 25 Cooper LER Scott 84 44 Brown LER Nabors 78 38 Craig LGR (C) White 17 1, Y 1 I374 Williams 38 McCauleyCauley RGL Waldren 35 47 Miller RTL (LC) Davis 57 40 Hosea REL Bingham 84 32 M. McCauley QB Bain 39 28 Hillery LHR Dodd 49 RHL McKnight 78 33 Hunter FR Dvoraccli 54 OFFICIALS Charles Schwartz (Rice) Referee Kermit Laabs (Beloit) Umpire D. A. Mayhew (Southwestern) Heed Linesmen R. P. Parcells (Northwestern) Field Judge RAMS RA11 WHS. light up with hesterfield liLlIrE) TETI] !MEI] Name Hometown Poa High School Coach = 13 Edwin Irons. Paducah C Wright 17 On White. Lubbock RO Chapman ril=ottann.:wtirite VBM 27 Art Weber, Shannon LE iltrT.:^;:olt"`" tikt`' smo. 89 'Pyrus Bain. Meals He 57 1311I Davie. Grapevine HR 59 Ltraiond.r..rche. Elegra WoodroT'flaLeVyTkIllicle LHB n7 Lowell Bell, Lindsay. Okla RT NO. Name Hometown Pos. 74 Clarence Jahnke, Chicago 78 Robert Duncan. Hendenon T7 J. B. Gilbert, Cameron 78 Rate limbers, Lubbock cKight. Meals 80 Jack hanks. Monahan. 81 C. L. Storni, Lubbock 82 Durwood Herring, Mineral We. /14 PHnee Scott, Grapevine 3.5 LonMe McCurry, Lubbock 88 lack Wheelie, Mart Pete W. Cawthon, head coach. Russell cDutchy" Smith. line coach. Dixie White, Captain BM Davis, Line Captain Nickname: R. Raiders Colors: Scarlet and Black Home: Lubbock. Texas Berl Haft., freshmen roach. G. C. "Mule Dowell, athletic business menages RE LE LE LT RT RG RT RE SEASON OF 1939 Kicti . . . ap p.cy, 2a4tyltikty, Kid. In one section of this stadium tonight there is a wholesome horde of kids, happy laughing Young Americans who someday hope to be college football players, baseball stars and basketball sensations. These kids, the wealthy and the poor, are guests of President Clifford B. Jones and his Texas Tech family. They are the "gratis customers" tonight. One section was reserved for them and all were admitted free. They didn't even have to wash their necks to get in free because they are American kids who love sports and dream of being Idolised someday in the bottle of sports rather than in the battle of war and human destruction. President Jones, W. L. Stengel and his athletic council, Coaches Pete Cawthon and IDutchy" Smith consider it a privilege to hove these for young fellows hers tonight to watch the Red Raiders play: for thew men realise how wonderful It is to live in a land where our kids lift and carry football heroes on their shoulders and a smile an their faces instead of guns on their shoulders and gas masks over their faces. Walton's Suits $25.00 and up 40 Torn Douglas., Houston LHR 41 Clarence Tillery. Grimm/Inc RE 45 Eugene Carl. Waco WEB 49 Blily Dodd, Sherman RHB 54 Charles Daniel, Mine. Well. LG 54 Charles Dvorocek. West FB 38 Norman Kingsbury, Kilgore FB alto-11'6 Astore far gEtn 111111 If you want the best in Football Take Tecit If you want the best in Style and Quality in your Clothes TAKE m.2.41 ei,thivia It .:a-fitted BOSTONIANS TWEED LEATHERS litc.ome, two-fitted brogum in rugged soh tweed ibid.. ysa ^010 Galloping For Pay Dirt Keep tuned in on this trio of boys this season because Mcy're due to blossom into pay- lirrt, pay-off bell carriers before e re n is many days old. All are aso sophomores and their tourhdown maneuvers In prop- ,. have been very pleasing to Coaches Cawthon and Smith. Lowe is from Groesbeck. Roger Smith hails from Rising Star and Tom Douglass is a Houston product. Douglass played some of last week's game aeainst the Texas Miners and made a number of eubstantlal cains. Remember Lowe, Smith and Douglass, you'll be reading their names in the football headlines pronto. 1-, NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 7, 8:30 P. M. 41/enea 411 41.4.41 Tars Wedlevaa Member Texas Conference Administrative Staff lAcation Port Worth, Teua Population 200.000 School Enrollment Ha Segui.•Seeelon. 1933.39i Men Student. 312 Cohn. Blur and gold Team Nickname -.Inn C.11.2,4 jaryon.o.glilllery and Staff Oux 31111er He. Coach Purr=lutledge—Aseletent DEM fdeFlendrie—Team Trainer H. A Crowley- Student Manager W /I= Director of WillbnaZuhl King. PublIcItY Last Year's Scores C. 19—Weatherford 13-0kIA City U. 0—Howard Payne _rf 33-13enlel Baker 0 19—Austin College 0 13-0kla. Baptist 0 12.—St. Edward's 13 7—Sam Houston 2..; T. W. '"D'aponenta 111 All-Time Grid Record Won-23 Lost-14 Tied-3 Schedule for 1939 Sept. 21,7=.1.71 College at 2,,,,?,niZty University 30—Tessa Tech at Lubbock Oct. 8—Howard Payne at 1.1T.S7=ed at Pecos or 201-‘171,,,ltptgryAlventItY 21,1Attln Coilege at Sherman No 3—St. Ewa., at Austin 11—Sam H011.011 Hunts. villa V„Vh ht- chle 23—Danlel Baker at Brown-wood Ripe and Green Timber Won opening game of season from Weatherford College, 43-7. Beat Oklahoma City U. Wednesday 101, 19-0. Prices of Individual lame tickets for the remainder of the Tech schedule Tech-Gonzaga, Sat., Oct. 7, 8:30 p. tn. Tech-Ariz. State, Sat., Oct. 14, 8:30 p. m. Tech-New Mexico U., Sat., Oct. 21, 8:30 p. m. Tech-Marquette, Sat., Nov. 18, 2:30 p. m. Tech-Montana U., Sat., Nov. 25, 2:30 p. m. Boy Reserved Gen. Adm. Schools $2.75 $2.20 $1.75 $0.40 2.20 1.65 1.10 .40 2.20 1.65 1.13 .40 $2.75 $2.20 $1.75 $0.40 $2.75 $2.20 $1.75 $0.40 Tickets on sale one week before each game at the following places: Hilton Hotel lobby Mark Halsey No. 2 Hotel Lubbock Drug Store Tech Drug Huh ClothIcr. •Ain la NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 7, 8:30 P. M. Last season: Ramsey completed a pair of long passes under intense pressure to beat Gen-zap. Rankin rampaged like a wild bull against the Oklahoma City Goldbugs. Bain and Stern are getting their first taste of varsity football. Ramsey is from Chillicothe, Rankin from Colorado City, Bain from Mexia and Storrs is at home in Lubbock. 19 NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 7, 8:30 P. M. Only Game Fish Swim Upstream! W. L. Stange! and Victory Tower Somewhere in this big horse-shce stadium today there's a man who will play each play just as hard as any man on the field. That man is W. L. Stengel, chairman of the Texas Tech Athletic Council. Since the inaugural of Texas Tech, Stangel has held the chairmen's chair and through his guidance the Red Raiders have slowly but surely moved from the shadows of nowhere to the spotlight of national recognition. Through his guiding genius Tex. Tech's big, powerful football juggernauts have blazed a brilliant trail, such as winning 17 of their last It scheduled games. Stengel was the master skipper when Tech's athletic seas were rough .... and in those yesterdays it required a man of Stengel's ability to maneuver the Red Raiders safely around the horn and into a port where Texas Tech's athletic teams have learned to play a game, which H not only clean and fair, but hard and fast .... not only a game of individual effort but also of perfect teamwork .... and behind the scene is Chairman W. L. Stengel of the Athletic Council .... a man who has made a phenomenal success of a man's job .... he can take a win or a defeat with his chin up and keep going she right way .... Mr, S.ngel for all these years of hard work and all the work you will do in future yem, Texas Tech salutes you. Texas Tech's freshman prospects ale the brightest in several seasons. Some of the stand- out stars from the 1238 Texas Interscholastic league crop are rolled in Tex. Tech and busy learMng their A. B. C's of football under the very able guidance o en f Coach Berl Huffman and Cy La Master. Four of this se m "Fish" aggregation competed In the big Classonh All-Star game at Hous- ton and whipped through with col- ors flying. The four who played at Houston were Walter "Jumbo.' Webster from Lubbock H i g h, Thayne "Red" Amonett from Flomot. Wayne Pipes from Lub- bock High and Kenneth "C o c k-Robin" Robbins • from Sunset High at Dell. In the Class B Ali-Star game at Wichita Falls, Don "Donald Duck" Austin of Wellington, Howard Swan of Rotan, Walter Nelson of Wellington and "Red" Amonett turned in great games. Amonett, the phantom runner who is working in Hometown RG' td: Lubbock Q 1. S'I= RE 171 LIttlefleld LE 135 Lubb.k LH 160 Denison '12'H' 'Ir3 Lubbock re 190 Ir.i=ri LH 157 Wellington RH 130 Rot. LO tirl RG 166 irlIZO- Q 176 FR 187 EZ LE 176 C 180 memo,. ID 183 1,' ;TB S'"RTITO Perry C 191 Lublotonk the quarterback stet for the freshmen, had the honor of playing in both All-Star games. Only game "Fish" swim upstream and don't be surprised if Tech's young, hustling "Little Raiders" blaze through with an unblemished season. Beyond doubt they've got the old touchdown power and are vermtile enough to razzle-dazzle and dipsy-doodle all oppo.ots. Of course Coach Huffman is shy a little weight at the tackle positions. He only has Lacy Burleson, 253 pounds from Littlefield at left tackle. and I ,1 Mack "Truck" Cayse, o 03 mauling power from Woodrow Wilson at Dallas. Another "diminu tive" tackle is Warren Cudd from Perryton who just barely gets the scales around to 216-pounds. Huffman and La Master are confident their "Field' will have a great season if they can only keep them from the water buck- M:, et, et, but like all good "Fish" ... they like their water. Just so you will know the boys when they play on Tech held October 21 against the Cameron Aggies, here's their roster and all the dope: Hometown LH= SlIverton Spur Ranger 1939 "Fish" Schedule .pt. Mb. New ntmlm military Institute a Roswell. Cameron Aggles at Lubbock. Oct MO, Pan Aggles at Goodwell. Nov. 170, Rev Mexico U. Freshmen at Lubbock. Nov. 29., San Angelo College at San Angelo. Berl Huffman, head freshman coach. Cy La Master, assistant freshman coach. Colors: Scarlet and Blank. NO. Nome 14 Wayne Johnson 'l'il';nrClatworett n Lloyd Neely 29 Joe Bob Foster 24 Rai Harris 26 Peter Blasi. 28 Eldon Hill NY Walter Webster 31 Don Austin 33 Flown. Swan 38 Jimmy log 3D Wolter Nelson 40 Kenneth Robbins 41 Lloyd Gilmore Charles Henderson 51 Bendy Estes 53 Cluper Bruwell J E Towneend 57 Wuren Cuild 58 Wayne Pipe. Texas Tech's 1939 Freshmen Football Roster Pon WL PH 176 RT 245 RE 182 C 178 21 20 NEXT HOME GAME—GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 7, 8:30 P. M. DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS PUEBLO, Colo. RATON AMARILLO PLAINVIEW LUBBOCK STAMFORD CLOVIS HOBBS ODESSA MONAHANS EL PASO AND ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS Satisfactory Serrice—Safely Offices In After The Pause .. . Refresh RED RAIDERS GAME PLAY YOUR BEST — for your convenience MARK HALSEY NO. 2 of College and Broadway In the hear) of vector Lubbod Look your bes+ and spend the leas+ money possible 5`i-s:halk 5c Smart things at minimum prices Coca-Cola Doc Co. LEVINES PRICES TALPC 1 a RIG FLOORS Gonzaga Is Next We welcome the football font of WEST TEXAS We are the official G. H. Q. for the! Monday morning Quarterbacks ... Your; guess is as good as ours but our drinks are better. Join our circle and play the game!. all week. Jarrett-West Drug Co. 1314 Brdwy. Ph. 1601 DEPENDABLE SERVICE I KERR BROS. Service Station Broadway at Ave. Q 24 Hour Service E. B. and L. R. Kerr Phone 50 Bet on your favorite team but don't gamble with time— Start to the game with a Delco Battery • Quicksall-Pryor Co. J. L. Quicksall, Jr.—W. C. Pryor Automobile supplies. P.,ts and equipment—wholesale 1108 Main St. Phone 828-7 Id. No. 1 Lubbock, Texas .• TECH DRUG We're For Two Strong Lines TEXAS TECH and TECH DRUG ;College and Main Like creeping shadows in the night . . shadows that give you the jitters and make you shudder .... that's the way the 0000500 Roil-dogs will invade Lubbock next week for their game on Tech field, Saturday night, October 7, at 8:30 o'clock. You'll remember the Had Raiders barely noscd out Gonzaga last season. 7 to 0, when Woodrow Ramsey tossed a couple of fourth period passes that netted a touchdown. You remember how big, how powerful end the slashing runs the Bulldogs uncovered against the Red Raiders .... well, the Bulldogs have the same team back this season . men who have returned with more experience, more weight and a grim determination to whip Texas Tech. Gonzaga's starting lineup in- cludes nothing but varsity lettermen, six of them eniors. The Goluaga backfield will be composed of Cecil Hare, Ray Hare, Bert Jacobson and the redoubtable Tony Camden Cecil Hare W the big 195 pound fullback Get In And Drive the low priced beauty with the Luxury Ride 1940 PLYMOUTH! Beasley Motor Co.: 1101-13th Sf. Phone 4000 SALES and SERVICE who is built along the Koromatic line, cracks a line with gusto and backs a forward wall In the same manner. Ray Hare, 205 pound right halfback, blocks savagely, tackles the same way, flips left-handed posses and runs like a deer In the open. In addition he can propel left-footed punts high, wide and handsome and knife through a line. Tony Caned.. the 180-pound silver streak who plays left halfback for the Bulldogs, is one sweet triple threat star. He turned in the nation's two longest runs last year and was named on the All-Pacific Coast team by Norman L. Suer. Liberty magazine football critic. He is known as the "Silver Streak" and the 'Spokane Spook" and to get monickers like that a guy must be good .... Canadeo is plenty good. Yes, there's going to be trouble aplenty Saturday for the Red Raiders. It wouldn't be a bad ides to get your tickets early. They go on sale Monday m the Hilton and Lubbock hotels, Mark Halsey No. I, Hub Clothing and Texas Tech Drug, General Admission will be 82.20 .... and what o game you'll nee. Pressing Dry Cleaning • Lora of satisfaction in HuM's Superior Process Cleaning Tech Students Free Delivery • Awe 14 Phone 393 Phone 138 1 r!. 8 ii tVeiz tize gaote Vail 6,44 exce-lleid COFFEE SHOP Yea after this thrilling game, turn your attention to a new goal. Start in the direction of modern Hotel Lubbock. Here in our fine Coffee Shop. eat to the enjoyment of really appetizing foods .... at prices that am reasonable. • LEE HOBBY, MANAGER For Your Convenience LADIES' RESTROOMS--Under Sec. A of west stand and under Sec. T of east stand. MEN'S RESTROOMS—Under Sec. B of west stand and under Sec. T of east stand. FIRST AID STATION—Field House at north end of west stand. • LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT—At the athletic offices, Gym, open before and after all home games. BUS SERVICE—Regular routed busses are available across from Gate 2 and 3, south entrances. TAXIS—Across from Gates 2 and 3, south entrances. REFRESHMENTS—May be had at the booths at the south of the east and west stands. The 15 minute period between the halves allows ample time for lunch before the second half is resumed. ANNOYANCES—Please report all annoyances or disturbances, or overcharge at the stadium en G. C. Dowell, Manager, at the athletic office, Gym, after the game. 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MORN rin.M. mon Neastildu Summary of the More Important Penalties 1 Offaide, both sides N. penalty 23 Intentional throwing forward P.m to Offstde 5 yards 5 ya. =Mt:1'Z' du"n"n' 15 yards 4 Man In motion— no shift 5 Ye. 25 Man going on field without pormimion ..Yarde 5 Crawling 6 yards MOre tn.. one nono.Ying men &Ming on field more than three times 0 'Laity 5 ye. 27 Coaching from aide... 15 ye. gt:Ltitno 23 Hurdling. triPPIng. piling un lb yarde 3 Substitute failing to report 5 yards 29 Unsportsmanlike cantina 15 yards 3 unreasonable delay In putting ball 5 yarde in play 10 Starting forward before ball 5 yards 31 Man in motion on shift 10 ya. 11 Fair catch. taking more than two steps 5 yar. 32 Interference on Mrwsni by gaming team 15 Ye. lom of 12 Attempt to draw opponents offside 5 yarde 33 Illegal erilling with hande, kneeing or kicking Olegualification and 13 IMerforence with opponents before 5 yards one-half dietance to goal ball In MaY 34 Illegal substitution _1l yards and •.penallll 14 Using flying block or flying tack. 5 yards se citpOrte 25 ye. le Player out Of bounds 5 yarde 35 Delay in darting game or seeend half . ya. 5 yard. 37 Interference on forward by 17 Illegal use of ban. and arms by offense 15 yards dere.. 1st down st point of f0111 15 yards 3.3 Forward pan touched by Ineligible Lou of .11 player 19 Roughing kickers 15 yarde 20 Substitute communicating before first 39 Kicking team Illegally touch ball Lose of ball PloY „ 40 Slugging 15 ya. 0 nrwarel um from les. than 5 yeads back Loes nf down .rertoe, ete 15 yards 42 Penalty declined TEXAS TECH Mawr itel,9 SMARM MALY THE HUE, "Everything a Man Wears" Sports Headquarters of Lubbock Ilt 1111 lit Or 111 Lli IR, ! 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