The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, November 18, 1927 Page: 4 of 4
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leton's' ball on 33-yard line. Hunter
fails to gain. Tarleton penalized
five yards for off-side. Hunter
makes four yards. Holder kicks
for 40 'yards. Ranger's ball on own
37-yard line. On the first down,
Ranger penalized 25 yards for clip-
ping. Phillips kicks to own 40-
yard line. Worthy goes in for Rud-
da. Pat makes one yard. Pass,
Hunter to Powell, was incomplete.
Fred makes one yard. Hunter fails
to gain. Ball goes over. Ranger's
ball on own 37-yard yine. Phillips
fails to gain at center. Phillips
passes to Limley for eight yards,
Phillips' pass to short is incom-
plete. Phillips kicks ball out of
bounds on Tarleton's 32-yard line,
Uncle Walt in a tackle around play,
makes four yards. Pat makes one
yard. Hunter makes two yards.
Bacon and Cox go in for Evans and
Sadler for Tarleton. Holder kicks
60 yards out of bounds on Ranger's
ten-yard line. Phillips kicks 40
yards and Hunter returns 13 yards
to Ranger's 37-yard line, 1 Hunter
passes to Powell for 20 yards.
Hunter's pass over goal line is in-
complete, Ranger's ball on own 20-
yard line. Phillips kicks out to own
33-yard line. Little Taylor goes in
for Hunter (Tarleton.) Taylor
makes three yards, Taylor's pass
to Houghton is incomplete as the
half ends. Score: Tarleton 6, R, J,
C. 0.
Third Quarter
Williams and Rudda go in for
Patton and Worthy, William acting
captain. Ranger kicks to Killiams
on the 30-yard line who .returns
three yards. /Taylor fails to gain
on a cut hack play, Tarleton is
penalized ten yards for holding.
Fred fails to gain. Holder kicks
out of bounds on Ranger's 35-yard
line. Taylor fails to gain. Phillips
fumbles and Powell, for Tarleton,
recovers on Ranger's 40-yard line.
Husky gets two yards. Tarleton is
penalized ten yards for holding.
Taylor makes 15 yards off end.
Taylor's pass to Houghton is in-
complete. Holder punts over goal
line. Ranger's ball on 20-yard line.
Taylor fails to gain. Short makes
one yard. Phillips kicks to Tarle-
ton's 20-yard line. Tackle around
fails to gain. Fred makes three
yards at right tackle. Holder
kicks to 35-yard line and Ranger
returns to 40-yard line, Limley's
pass to Short is incomplete. Phil-
lips gets three yards. Phillips kiqks
to Tarleton's 35-yard line. Taylor
gets 20 yards through right tackle.
Fred gets 20 yards through center.
Fred makes five yards. Fred fails
to gain. Tarleton penalized for
holding. Taylor makes ten yards
off left end. Pass, Taylor to Davis,
makes first down on Ranger's 15-
yard line. Taylor gets three off
end. Fred makes three. Powell
sent off the field and Tarleton pen-
alized 25 yards for slugging. Hold-
er kicks over goal line. Ranger's
ball on 20-yard line. Phillips'fails
to gain, Taylor gets two yards
through line, Phillips' attempted
pass blocked by line taekling him
for six yard loss, Phillips kicks to
Williams on the 50-yard line who
returns it to the 37-yard' line. Tay-
lor fails to gain. Holder makes 14
yards. . Fred makes* four yards.
Holder makes ten yards for touch-
down. Kick for point goes wide.
Score: 12-0. Lockhart kicks to
Short who returns to 25-yard line.
Taylor loses two yards,
i Fourth Quarter
Hunter goes in for Taylor for
Tarleton. Phillips' pass is incom-
plete. Phillips kicks to 48-yard
line and Ranger recovers the ball.
Phillips' pass is incomplete. Phil-
lips' pass to Taylor makes 15 yards.
Phillips' pass | to Taylor fails to
gain. Uncle Walt stops Taylor for
two-yard loss. Phillips passes to
Taylor who cuts back on the field
for touchdown. Try for point fails.
Score: Tarleton 12, Ranger 6. Phil-
lips kicks to Hunter on 17-yard line
who returns it to the 37-yard line.
Substitutes for' Tarleton: Evans,
Smith and Sadler for Bacon, East-
erling, and Cox. Hunter fails to
gain. Gilmer makes four yards.
Gilmer makes ten yards and first
down. Gilmer makes four yards
Hunter fails to gain. Gilmer makes
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four yards, Tarleton fumbles, re-
covers but ball goes'over on fourth
down. Phillips passes to Hinet for
seven yardsi Phillips' pass is in-
complete. Phillips kicks out of
bounds on Tarleton's 20-yard line.
Hunter makes three yards. Gilmer
makes six yards. Pattpn foi/Fred
for Tarleton. Hunter makes first
down. Holder makes three yards.
Hunter passes to Davis for ten
yards and Davis runs 20 yards.
Hunter makes touchdown and kicks
goal.' Score i 19-6. Lockhart kicks
and Ranger returns to her 40-yard
line. C. Taylor goes for Holder for
Tarleton, Pass is incomplete. Ran-
ger's pass completed for ten yards.
Ranger's pass is incomplete." Ran-
ger penalized five yards for off-
side. Ranger kicks over goal line.
Tarleton's ball on her own 20-yard
line. Pat makes 20 yards. Fred
fumbles and Ranger recovers on
Tarleton's 40-yard line. Ranger's
pass is incomplete. Phillips at-
tempts to pass and is "thrown for
a loss. Pass is incomplete. Five
yard penalty for second incomplete
pass. Phillips fumbles and Lock-
hart recovers on Ranger's 40-yard
line. Pat makes 23 yards off end,
Gilmer makes six yards over goal
line for incomplete pass. Ranger's
ball on own 20-yard linen. Ranger's
pass is incomplete. Hunter inter-
cepts Ranger's pass and returns 20
yards.' Gilmer makes 17 yards off
right tackle. . Patton goes off left
tackle for' touchdown. Hunter
kicks goal. Score: 26-6, Tarleton
kicks to Ranger's 10-yard line and
they return ten yards. Ranger
completes a pass for 30 yards. Ball
on 50-yard line. Ranger completes
a pass' for 20' yards, Bjall on Tar-
leton's 30-yard line and game is
over. "Final score: Tarleton, 26;
Ranger Junior College, 6.
LUCKY THIRTEEN HAS
PARTY
The Lucky Thirteen club had
va very successful little theatre
party Saturday night, Nov. 12,
1927, This was the first party
of the season for the Lucky
Thirteen- boys to show their
quality apcl judgment as to the
efioice of jjirls they could bring
out. The boys all proved their
good taste, and we had among
us'the'following ladies:
Edna Earle Guffe, Lucile
Kyle, Hazel Jo Walls, Buena
Elliott, Leta .Lee Nunn, Bertha
Miller, Bertha, Robertson, Mic-
key Arnold, Dat Toepperwein,
Martha Hickman^ Edna Mars-
den. The boys were Suds Mat-
thews, Melvin Tucker, Alfred
Barton, Ned White, Bozo
Brooks, Pete Wilson, Lack Mid-
dleton, Red Long, Pish Baxley,
Fish Blackmon, and Nathaniel
Johnson. Two of the men of
the club were absent; they were
called home on very important
business. Tpiese were Waldo
Wilcox and Von Livingston. We
all regretted very much that
they could not be with us, for
all that have ever attended a
Lucky Thirteen affair of any
kind know what one misses
when he is absent.
After the picture show we all
went to. Holt's Drug Store,
where we were served with hot
chocolate and sandwiches. Dur-
ing the serving of refreshments
we were favored with music.
Suds Matthews, better , known
as Gene Austin,-^-charmed ajul
delighted us with several, pleas-
ing numbers. All too soon the
hour of departure drew near.
After we had returned our
dates to their various places of
residence, we all assembled* in
Sud's room to await'the arrival
of the thirteenth day of the
month. The White House
freshmen, who are very care-
ful to please their superiors,
served us with coffee and cake.
We were pleased to have with
us there, Mr. Bean Davis, who
is an old ex-member of the club
and is now a student in A. &
M. College.
Many ' are wondering why
Jelly Barton talked so sweetly
to the bus driver. A little bird
told us that he forgot his purse
and consequently had no money
to pay for his girl's ride home.
Jelly has thoroughly convinced
Fish Baxley p£ the impropriety
of mentioning riding home be-
fore he knows the attitude of
all present.
Since everyone' .was so de-
lighted with the entertainment
of the,evening, we had not time
for any discussions of business.
We will let you know more
about our ^organization some
other time.' i'■■■;
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O. W. L. S-'s
Oh November .9, the O. W.
L. S.'s enjoyed their first social
event of the year—a theatre
party. Only members of the
club and the faculty adviser
were present, as the purpose of
the meeting was to get ac-
quainted. After the show the
party went to Holt's, where
drinks were; served.
During a brief business
meeting the O. W, L. S.'s elect-
ed the following officers for
1927-28:
President, Lurlyne Sellers;
vice president, Madge Yeager;
secretai-y, Lucile Kyle; treas-
urer, Hazel Jo Walls; J-Tac re-
porter, Olga Arnold.
CADET CHATTER NEWS
How would you like io get
acquainted with our members?
We are proud of our club and
are surprised at the wonderful
progress that we are making.
Allen Powell, our president,
who hails from Centerville, is
our dignified captain.
Sam Tayloe, who comes from
Clarksville, has been recently
appointed a sergeant in Com-
pany A .
Nick Fetcher, who is a San
Antonio boy, is our new yell
leader.
Marian Crowell and Joe Rob-
erts are two peppy freshmen
from Crowell,
Luther Caldwell, Edwin Ogle
and Blain Idom are our newly
elected members from Clyde,
Get the spirit as we have,
Students, and help beat Grubbs.
THE WHITE HOUSE NEWS
Here we are again, T.arleton-
ites! The same ole' eleven as
before,—and, by the way, I
hear rumors that another Fish
is coming to swim in our pond.
.. The week ,end "home rush"
is over, and the White House
Fish are settled in their daily
routine,.
" Fish'Gandy and Lomax went
home the last week end, return-
ing none the worse, so far as
I can see. Of. course they
learned the gentle art of high-
waying it back from Meridian.
Fish "Hamburgh" Brown
failed to go home the last week
end for two reasons: The first;'
and strongest reason is that his
girl visited him and ate dinner
with the White Housa, gang.
The second reason is that he
was promised the use of his
dad's car for a few days if he
would wait until "Turkey Day"
to come home,
"Suds" Matthews, our belov-
ed upperclassman, has intro-
duced a very nice rule in the
White House. He suggested
that each of us take turn about
and return thanks at each meal.
Any- aspiring politician wish-
ing to back the best man may
come iaround and make arrange-
ments with Fish Weaver. Fish'
Weaver has set his goal, the
governorship of 1940—and who
knows?
Fish Jones and Weaver were
very much wrought up over an
inspectibn last week. Ask Fish
Jones about four certain pic-
tures on his wall. Fish Wea-
ver believed the inspection was
true and made arrangements to
go home. It was a good joke,
and everybody enjoyed it very
much except,these two Fish,
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For Quality Meats
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Best service in town—<We cater
to light housekeepers.
MARKET PHONE 62
Grocery Phones 118-369
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We Solicit All College
Students
WHO ARE LIGHT HOUSE-
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Phones 78-543 '
THANK YOU
WE ARE FOR THE SCHOOL
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GROCERIES
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Is operating for the conven-
ience of the college people.
We Appreciate Your Patronage
SATURDAY NJGHT—
"THE CRADLE SNATCHERS"
With Dorothy Phillips and J. Farrell McDonald
A farce comedy of domestic complications with three
wives teaching truant husbands a lesson in kind.
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The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, November 18, 1927, newspaper, November 18, 1927; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth140006/m1/4/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarleton State University.