TEXAS TECH vs TEXAS CHRISTIAN Nov. 7, 1942 j authorities. For smoking pleasure without penalties— inIP MORRIS mu FOR PHIL. ,Th AMERICA.S FINEST CIGARETTE I atak SIGNALS & You can't help inhaling— But you can help your throat! Teamwork, That's what wins foot. hall games ... and wars) America is fighting the most danger oils war of her history. The sore stands heavily in favor of the enemy. em the U.S. reserves are coming in 3% hat if is i$ 3 downs and goals° go ... we will make id We are going no even up that score in favor of foe. dom and against slavery. Is will cake all we've got. Everyone must do his share to get this job done. Help in every way you can. Join the services —.save OPA and WI'D rangs... save scrap ... and reguiarlybray all the 1,•13orieh and seamps yon ran. c3) piss,Pktfrd, Peweit 9#t v. BachAdd Three of Coach Dutch Meyer's backfield specialists who will carry much of the lead in the Homed Frogs games this season. V. Hall, junior from Kaufman, will do the punting; Emery Nix, junior from Corpus Christi, the passing; and Jahn Bond, junior from McLean, the leather-lugging. The Pront Cover was Designed and Printed by DON S.NCER COMPANY, Irvc., 271 Madison Ave., New York. You Can Get It At POWERS Spooling Goods Golf, Tennis, Baseball and All Other Athletic Equipment at POWERS SPORTING GOODS The Students Store" Phone 2-3901 1212 Ave. K WrilTESIDE LAUNDRY CLARENCE WHITESIDE, Owner PHILOIV1 "BILL" COX, Laundry Foreman MARVIN STOVALL, Dry Cleaning Manager 2002 Ave. S Phone 7441 Complete Laundry and Dry Meaning Service \WHITESIDE " Linen Supply JIMMY WHITESIDE, Owner JIMMIE WILSON, Manager 2002 Avenue S Phone 7441 Complete Linen Rental Service After the Game e avoate LIIRUG^r Phone 9351 Drink BoA0 LEWIS KERR Texaco Service Brings Frogs To Battle --Red Raiders No. 2 Main and di Phone 9071 Real No. 2 Broadway and W Phone 2-2421 1 TERRY and CHILDRESS Sold In This Stadium Here's Leo R. "Dutch" Meyer, one of the gram you will find a story about Meyer's best known and most successful football climb to national recognition as mentor of the coaches in the nation. Elsewhere in this pro- Texas Christian Horned Frogs. If It Is Hardware 904 Main Street JOHN HALSEY Before and After the Game Visit Our Modern Fountain for Sandwiches, Hot and Cold Drinks. .•-- John Halsey Drug Store "Your Prescription Druggist" .• 6301 Phone 6301 1118 Broadway Lubbock, Texas clAsp Per Victory... B. s.DEFENsE n BONDS STAMPS --Look-Alikes THE BEST FOOD IN WEST TEXAS Texas Christian U. The Hilton Hotel Lubbock, Texas Restful Rooms-Friendly And Efficient Service Matador Ball and Banquet Room Chimayo And Aztec Dining Rooms Indian Coffe Shop And Grill Twins of the Texas Christian University Horned Froggies are Dee (Left) and Don Ezell, right guard and left halfback. Coach "Dutch" Meyer gets them mixed-up and sometimes he plays the guard at halfback and the halfback at guard. The twins are juniors from Wink, Texas, and formerly played on the same team with J. R. Callahan, the left halfback for Texas Tech. The Red Raiders also boast a pair of twin players in Wick and Mick Mamn from Plainview. Maybe we should let the T. C. U. and Texas Tech twins play their own game against each other today. Maximum Service "Always Look For A Hilton" Minimum Refes DALLAS-ABILENE-PLAINVIEW-E1 PASO I 11* You Gel The "Best" When You Buy BALDRIDOES GENUINE Safe—Sound—Secure Member F. D. L C. IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN FOOTBALL TAKE I C NEEDS TECH US STRONG IF YOU WANT T. BEST IN STYLE 11:I EAT 1 AND QUALITY IN YOUR CLOTHES NUTRITIONAL TAKE FOOD S &Q Clothiers West Texas Gas Co. Headquarters For Tech Students - ao, .1fej. Q640,4 Maze --Tauclicirgao4Tadaj Do, AuST, /Va.' .4084coe Don Austin, senior right halfback, is one of Texas Tech's two 'ceding sccrers and hopes to add to his touchdown total against the Horned Frogs he today's classic. Austin has scored three touchdowns for 18 points and is tied with Walter Schlinkman, sophomore fullback, for top mcring honors among the Red Raiders. cut LUBBOCK :- National Bank Capital and Surplus $365,000.00 I eta BetweeildI By BILL PARKER e ALWAYS REFRESHING ... Wherever You Are COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Lubbock, Tex. :615 Tex. Dial 5529 (tat Well, today is Texas Tech's last chance to beat a Southwest Conference team this season and we've got a powerful hunch that the Red Raiders will give down to the last ounce in order to achieve that victory. They started their Southwest Conference competition by losing to the Texas A. and M. Aggies, 19 to 0. Beyond any doubt this was the worst football game played anywhere in the country this year. Neither team was in form and both played very erratic football. I told Mac and Wes of KFYO after my return from College Station that the Aggies had the poorest team in many years and their record so far proves that. The Red Raiders second Southwest Conference opposition was against the Baylor Bears and they lost a bitterly fought 14 to 7 game. The game statistics show that the Red Raiders out-played the Bears in most depart- ments of that game but a 90-yard run on a punt return gave Baylor the victory, and 90-yard runs in football have to have a lucky charm dangling on them. It was the consensus of all critics in the press box that the Red Raiders could not have played a better game than the one they turned in against Baylor. Next in the Southwest Conference for the Red Raiders was last week at Houston where the Techsans dropped a 19 to 7 game to Rice. Here again the Raiders played a smashing game of football, was even par with Rice in statistics but costly fumbles inside Rice's 15-yard stripe and on the 21-yard line cost the Red Raiders possible touchdowns. On the second play in the Rice game, Don Austin caught C4111han's pass on the Rice 21-yard line, but stumlbed, fell and fumbled the ball. A Rice man fell on the ball and it bounced away from him. Harold Crossen, Tech end, then fell on the ball but the referee ruled he had blown his whistle when the Rice man fell on the ball, therefore the ball was dead when Crossen recovered it. But no one in the press box, even Houston sports writers, never saw or heard the referee blow his whistle. That's the kind of breaks the Red Raiders have been getting in all their games. It comes like that in football. One year you get all the good breaks and you beat teams that are su- perior, then comes a year when you get all the bad breaks and you lose a lot of games. Perhaps the funniest play of the season by any Red Raider occurred in the New Mexico game which Tech won, 20 to O. Dick Standefer caught Callahan's pass on New Mexico's 46-yard hne and tore out like a deer for the Mexico goal line. He turned in a beautiful run and on the 20-yard line was free wheeling 15 yards from any New Mexico player. Dick saw he w not in any danger of being tack- led, so he as slowed up at the 15-yard stripe. He trotted barelyinside the 5-yard line, touched the ball to the ground and started back up the field. At this time, Sever of New Mexico hit him so hard that he knocked Dick about 10 yards into the track. And here's what Dick said occurred: "What are you tackling me for?" inquired Standefer climbing out of the cinder track. "By golly, you're in this game, aren't you," answered Sever. "Sure, but I made a touchdown," replied Standefer. "No silly, you stopped and turned back on the five-yard line," laughed Sever. And then Standefer realized he had just gone to the five-yard stripe, touched the ball on the ground and started up the field to give it to the referee for the conversion attempt. Was his face red? But it gave Texas Tech a first down on New Mexico's five-yard stripe where Schlinkman carried it over for a touchdown. Were For Two TECH DRUG Good Luck Prong Lines TEXAS TECH RAIDERS COTTON OIL CO. College and Main Phone 2-1051 Purveyors of Elecfroc Energy quoweal diome the last three games because of a badly dam- aged right knee received in the Oklahoma A. and M. game. His return means added touch- down power for the Red Raiders. After missing the Baylor, New Mexico and Rice games, Vernon Ray, brilliant p ass catch- Mg Texas Tech wingman, is due to return Co the line-up and to plenty of action against the Texas Christi. Horned Frogs. Ray mired an OA" end Where There's A Will There's A Win TECH DRUG LUBBOCK ..,......,..." 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Seyef2ltOr U.S. TANKS GO INTO Buy more, More and MORE W &nal and Siainp.4 That We May Continue to Enjoy these "All-American" Privileges THE OFFICIAL TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE 1942 FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Player Position Weight Class Home 0 Wick Mason Fullback 85 Freshman Plainview I Don Austin Halfback 65 Senior Wellington 2 Jack Coats Halfback 75 Junior Odessa 4 Peter Blonde Halfback 80 Senior Lubbock 5 Mick Mason Fullback 79 Freshman Plainview 6 Garland Heed Center 85 Junior Clovis, N. M. 7 Clyde Clark Halfback 65 Sophomor Amarillo 8 Maxey McKnight Halfback 78 Junior Littlefield 21 Walter Schlinlanan Fullback 80 Sophomore Dumas 22 Kenneth Robbins Quarterback 85 Senior Dallas 24 Jess Bellew Quarterback 78 Sophomore Fort Worth 25 J. R. Callahan Fullback 85 Junior Wink 27 Dick Standefer Halfback 85 Sophomore Muleshoe 42 Capt. Will Allbright Guard 85 Senior Loraine 44 L. A. Storrs Center 85 Sophomore Lubbock 46 Roland Nabors Center 90 Freshman Lubbock 52 Doyle Caraway Guard 90 Senior Sherman 53 Jerry Nash Guard 85 Senior Lubbock 54 James Reed Guard 85 Junior Crosbyton 55 Billy Hale Center 85 Junior El Paso 56 Jimmy Jay Guard 90 Junior Sweetwater 57 Jake Rhoads Tackle 90 Freshman Odessa 61 James Evans End 85 Junior Memphis 62 M. J. Crow End 90 Junior McCamey 64 Floyd Read, Jr. Tackle 85 Sophomore McAllister 66 George Zoller Tackle 90 Sophomore Van 67 Clyde Hall Tackle 220 Sophomore Bonham 60 E. W. Gillenwater Tackle 210 Junior MemV:is 72 Ralph Geddie End 178 Sophomore 73 Davis Compton End 175 Sophomore Norton 74 Roy Williams End 177 Junior Abernathy 75 Joe Smith End 180 Sophomore Electra 76 Harold Crosses End 190 Junior Dallas 77 Vernon Ray Tackle 185 Junior East Bernard fs all the ESTER Smokers cheer for the cigarette that really performs... gives them a MILDER smoke...cheers them with its Cooler, Better Taste- - thati CHISTEIPRELD TEXAS TECH OFFICIALS A L HarkIns (Nana./ Howard Alrerrlorntogside, T. C. U. BBB McColl exam LIM 1a Hall B BE QT RC L0 LT ALB .„1 Sk:.er Flo;ers Hao2ter Wogfin alzer SQUAD LIST a. 10 Bond, 6 M Begley, 6 67 Honteltalle. 12 Ponway, 6 48 N., 6 70 Sean. t 14 Chtmento. 50 Blackstone, e It Palmer, t 17 Eeen, Carroll, e 72 Mowers, t 21 Weatherford, 6 56 Wood., 03 79 t 22 Han, 6 58 Williford, c 76 Timm, t Pe Cabo, e ^ 60 Caro. e e 26 Looney, 6 81,Patton, g 81 Hearne, 80 Bogen. 6 02 Harter, g 82 Mover, 82 Porter, e 68 01... 6 68 Meoe4 88 McCollum, b 64 Renaud, 65 Adams, e 42 IdOntgOmery, 6 65 D. Ezell, g 88 Balaban, e °Plelg &Kate Fred Cobb (Georgia Tech) Bud Pelee (Austin) Texas Christian Roster NO. Player Position Weight Class No. 1,yer position Weight Class 10 do. Bond Back 212 1111 60 Charm Carter Guard am Sop. 12 Charles Conway Beek 186 2VL 61 carton Patton Guard 186 Soph. 14 John Chlmento Back IN Soph 62 Alike Gar.r Guard 106 2VL 17 Don Ezell Back 186 1 squad Guard 213 sopa. 21 Sam Weatherford Back 180 Sop. 1VL as Arthur Renaud Guard 186 Sopa 22 Van Gall Back DO 24 James °Ibsen Back 170 JCT 65 Dee Ezell Guard HO 1 Speed 20 Bob Looney Back 182 1 Squad 67 Billy lioutenens Guard 180 Soph. Back 106 2VL 70 John Smith Tackle 210 Mph. 92 Ralph Porter Back 189 Soph. 71 Derrell Palmer Tackle 296 2VL 98 Bolt McCollum Back 170 72 Com Mowers Tackle 306 1 Squad 10 Pete oick Back 180 Soph. as John Watkins Tx.. 200 12 Beecher Montgomery Back 168 gyy 76 Derrell Tipps Tackle 205 Soph. 14 man Wastey Back 161 2VL 80 Paul Admire End 2116 Sop. 48 Emory Nix Back 175 1VL 01 Billy Hearne End 100 Sop. 60 Billy Blackstone Center 108 PVL 82 Drummond Slover End 166 2VL 54 Barney Carroll Center 100 Soph. 89 Bruce Alford