The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 11, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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PACK FOUR
THE CAMPUS CHAT, DENTON, TEXAS THURSDAY, JANUARY II. 1934
Eagle Basketeers Split Double
Header with Simmons Cowboys At
llarriss Gymnasium Won. and Tues.
By Bryant Wibon
The *:«!•" split * do M« hmfor
the first at th* w#ek with tk* Sim-
mon* team taking *! •• first K*rna
12-2U hot coming back Tuesday night
to take that game <®-30.
TV first part of the gam- Monday
night tu a close fought battle, with
pittriefc, Golliday, Zeretake, and Dob-
Ma* leadlnr the h'agl* attack, and
Winter*. Seed, an ! MeCallum *t*r-
ring for the Cowboy*. Th* aeore at
th* md of the half wa* 14- U. but in
tit* second half the visitor* tore looae
and rolled up 2« more points while
the kerne town team only annexe'! 14
point*. Neely with 14 point* led in
tk« aeorera from Simmon* while Col-
lide/ waa high for the Eagle* with
10 point*.
Ltaten to the Eagie scream! Tue*
day night the Macomen came back
In a way to warm the cockle* of 'he
heart. The aeore at the end of the
haif waa If-If, and both side* had
played good, bad and Indifferent hall
all during the half. Dittrich led the
scoring daring th* first half with 7
point* and while ftmyer* didn't *cor*
bo high he mad* some shot* that were
bo close that It waa easily diaeernatde
that he had held a basketball in hia
hands before. Seed and Neely both
placed two goals but the shooting
not sensational. The second half
Just as good as the first, both
teams playing fast, if somewhat
rough, ball. Th* seer* waa tied at
the end of the second half, 30-80, but
in the extra period Dittrich got loose
for a field goal a few minutea before
the period waa up and the game end-
ed 92-M.
Th* boa aeore for Monday:
Eagle*
fg ftftm pf tp
Dittrich, f
2 1 1 6
Zereteke, f _
10 3 2
Henderson, f ....
.... 0 2 12
Golliday, c
6 0 0 10
9mfn, g
0 12 1
Dobbins, g .
110 8
Gay, k
2 12ft
Totals;
U 0 V 28
Simmon*
fg ft pf tp
Seed, t —
6 1 1 11
f*w, t
0 0 10
Neely, t .
7 0 2 1<
McCallum, g
8 3 2 0
Winter*, g „
3 0 3 «
Huestis, g
10 0 2
Totals:
11 S 0 2M
Officials: Myers,
referee; Jackson
The bo* score for Tuesday:
Eagle*
fit ft pf tp
Dittrich, f
ft 2 1 12
ZereUke, f
2 0 2 4
Henderson, f
0 2 4 2
Golliday. r.
2 0 14
Smyers, tc
2 3 17
Co*, g
0 0 0 0
Dobbin*, g
0 0 2 0
Gay, g
112 3
JA VELINAS TAKE
PAIR OF GAMES
I FROM EAGLE FIVE
The Javelisa* carried home a brace
of eagle feathera when they left for
South Texaa. Both learns shot erratic-
ally and passed wiidly but A. and L
Kathered the moot baaketa and won
the games.
Friday night ths game was eery
close up to the half, the aeore then
being 13-16, but in the second half
th* Javelinaa got twenty-three pointa
to the Eagle's nine, and the game
ended 30 26. MeNabb of the Boars was
high scorer with II points and Zere-
Uke waa second with eight pointa.
Saturday night the game took on
an entirely different appearance, the
Siaeomen taking the lead in the firat
few minute* of play when Qolliday
sank a free throw. The scoring waa
light ail through the half, and the
half ended with the Eagle* in the lead,
lft-10. The second half was cloeely
ronteeted, th* aeore at the end waa
21-21, but in the laat thirty seconds
of the first time period Teel of A. and
I. sank a field goal and won a game.
Frasier of the Hogs waa high scorer
with seven points, and Gotllday and
retake were aecond with five pointa
each.
Intramurals in
Basketball Begin
Th* annual intramural basketball
tournament will open Monday, Janu-
ary 2#. according to Coach Jack
Siaco Wednesday. No «a varsity men,
varsity men. Eaglets, or l*tterm«n on
the freshman team will I* eligible;
the tournament will be held under
the rules posted on the bulletin board
in the rmn's gym, and *ach team
must sign Up with some member of
the coaching squad at the men's
gymnasium.
EAGLETS I)HOP
FAST GO TO NT AC
The Eaglets, playing a fast brand
of basketball, dropped a game to the
N. T. A. C. five Tuesday evening by
the narrow margin of 20 to 27. Ter-
minating a thrilling game, an N, T.
A, C. player sank a field goal vir-
tually an the whistle sounded to take
the victory.
Outstanding for the Eaglets were
Cain, Jeffries, and Savage. Turner
led the Froah scoring with 7 points,
pressing Woffard of N. T. A, C„ who
scored 8 points, for high point honors.
HOCKEY INTRAMURAL
TEAMS ARE TO MEET
The Eagle's Eye
Mauric* Houston
Hitting their stride after a alow
early #ea*on start, the Eagle* no*ed
out the powerful Simmon* University
Cowboys in th* game Tuesday night
to give promise of a team to ba rec-
koned with by all Lone Star Cdnfer-
nee basketball aspirant*.
The fact that the Simmon* team
was composed of senior stars, Neely,
McCallum, Seed, Winters, and Pea,
who have aided their Alma Mater to
win two of their flee successive bas-
ketball championships makes the vic-
tory more precious. The Eagle
sharpshooters showed championship
nerves as they kept hammering away
against the cowboy team when the
score waa so clone that not even the
steadiest nerved spectator could alt
still.
Dobbins' finishing shot waa respon-
sible for the expenditure of not leaa
than sixty thousand foot pounds of
energy. <40,000 to raise the onlook-
ers to their faet, and 10,000 to raise
the roof with screams, and 10,000 to
keep the crowd's nervea jumping
hour* after they had retired for
sweet, sweet sleep.) Even though
this does seem lihe a large amount of
energy to spend over something hap-
pening aa faat aa thia incident did,
the student sportsmen would no doubt
do aa much each night if it would aid
the Eagles to sore to di**y heights in
their season's yacord.
Having split two gam** with Poly
of Fort Worth, winning from Alba,
and N. T. A. th«- Froah ar* lined
up to meet Weatherford Junior Col-
lege, T. M, C., Birdwell High School,
N. T. A. C., Md T M.C. respectively
on the date* January 12, 24, Febru-
ary 2, ft, 14, and 16, and are doe to
meet Gainesville Junior College in
two games, the date* of which have
not been decided.
The Bard well High School-Froah
game ia to be playi at 4 o'clock in
the Harris gymna 'it as a warm-up
for the Eagle-Sam Houston combat.
The Weatherford and T, M. C, game*
will be playad in the men's gymnasium
at 7 o'clock on th* date* given above,
and the other game* will lie played
on enemy hardboa.d*. Let's support
thas* slimes, they have a dem-rving
team.
The cinder path is again groan-
ing from the scratches that the
sharp-apiked spring athk-te* give it
annually. Sporteman'* Eagle track-
stars, including five l*ttermen, two
transfers, about fifteen last year's
squadmen, and several men from
the '38 frosh team, are going through
their daily breeze splitting antics
in preparation for one of the tough-
est track schedule ever contracted
in this College.
Totals:
Simmons
Sead. f
P*e, f
Cribble, f
Neely, e
Maes tin, c
McCollum.
Winters, g
Totals
8 13 32
The Woman'a Hockey Intramural
FOUND--Extra nice
Describe and get
Blount. Call 162.
12
fg ft pf tp has been divided Into two teams with
4 0 1 8 May Morris* and Sam Hardesty as
2 11 6 captains. From all reports, attend-
0 0 0 0 anc* in this sport ha* been excellent,
2 8 4 7 and Esther Maynard, sports manager,
0 0 1 0;is well pleased with progress which
3 2 4 8 is being made.
10 12 The tournament will begin Tuesday
— unit the captains are organising the
12 6 11 80 girls for strong competition, ami they
——- urge all members to be present Tues
pair of giovee.: day end Thursday. The winning team
same. Marvin j of two out of three games will win
I the tournament.
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Reason for Extra
Charges for Games
Explained by Boyd
Contrary to the belief that the
charge of ten cent* plus activity
ticket for student* to gain admittance
to the basket ball game* now in pro
gress is taking advantage of the stu-
dents, it is saving them money, ac
cording to D. Boyd, business manager
of the College.
There ia a saving of from thirty
to fifteen cents on eaeh game by the
use of the activity ticket it has been
pointed out. On the games where a
charge of forty cents 1* charged, the
student may enter the game for ten
cent* plus activity ticket and save
thirty cents on games; where a charge
of twenty-five cents is charged, a sav-
ing of fifteen cents is made for the
student.
At a recent meeting of the Athletic
Council the matter of charges was
taken up. and it was then derided to
make i< charge of ten cents for pre-
ronference games. After further de-
liberation, however, it was decided
that no charge would lie authorised
by the council and it was voter! to
leave the matter in the hands of T.
J. Fouts and D. Boyd.
After investigation it wa* discov-
ered that the finance* set aside for
athletica were inadequate to defray
all expenses of basketball games. The
committee then authorised a charge
of ten cents for all pre-conference
games, but only for pre-conferencr
game*. At the beginning of the con-
ference schedule the activity ticket
will be sufficient to gain admittance,
Boyd said.
W. A. A. BASKETBALL
SERIES WILL BEGIN
Basketball sponsored by the Wo-
man's Athletic A**ociation will be-
gin on January 30 in the Harries
Gymnasium with Irma Wade as sports
manager. The organisation is open to
all girls in the college who are inter-
ested in playing.
Every girl who plays must have a
physical examination card on file in
the Physical Education Department.
Those girls who do not have a card
may get one from the college doctor.
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTS
Bm
C. L. OLIVER. D. D. 8.
Smoot Curtis Bldg.
Phone 1129 Office 208
DR. W„ H. HAWLET
317 Smoot-Curtis Building
Phone 1124
DR. J. W. FRAIJN
104 McCrary Building
Phone 880
W. N. ROWELL. D. D. 8.
FREEMAN ROWELL, D. D. 8.
203 McClurkan Building
Phone 841
A. C. C. Wildcats
Meet Eagles Here
In Sharp Clash
DEMON BOARD
OF BASKETBALL
OFFICIALS JUDGE
"EX" PASSES EXAM
BOARD CERTIFIES WOMEN
BASKET BALL OFFICIALS
FOR NATIONAL SERVICE;
IS COMPOSED OF FIVE
COLLEGE I'ROFS.
The Denton Board of Women's
Basketball official* conducted an ex-
amination Saturday, January 6, for
Miaa Mae Venable, former graduate of
the College. Miaa Venable'a grail*
on the examination placed her in the
highest rank of women national offi-
cial. She is now a certified Senior
National Bated official. Miaa Ven-
able teaches in Corsicana and acta
as an official for girls intersfhoiastic
games and county tournaments. She
anticipates an active season officiat-
ing.
The Denton Board of Women's
Basketball officials was organised in
19,11. It is affiliated with the nation-
al Women's officials Rating commit-
tee for the purpose of examining and
certifying women basket ball official*.
The Board is composed of representa-
tives from the physical education de-
partment* of the two colleges of Den-
ton. Miss Bonnie Cotteral is chair-
man of the Board, Other members
are Misse* Florence Hupprioh and
Alma Jones of the Texas State Col-
lege for Women, and Misses Donnie
( ottcral and Edith Kubeek of N. T.
S. T. C. Misses Bonnie and Donnie
Cotteral are the national judges on
the Board. It Is necessary to have a
national judge prevent in order to
given a national rating to the offi-
cial.
A group of students of the College
at present are preparing to take the
Section of Home
Economics Gives
Demonstration
The class in Experimental Cook-
ery, Home Economics 245, gave the
first of a series of demonstration lea-
sons in cookery on Tuesday after-
noon. The members of the class show-
ed several interesting ways to make
delicious deaserte. Different ways to
serve ice cream were presented, and
the making of cookies was taken up.
This class in Home Economics ia
giving a series of cookery demonstra-
tion, to which anyone who is interest-
ed in the preparing of attractive and
delicious foods is cordially invited to
attend, according to Mis* Mae John-
ston the instructor of the class. The
next demonstration will be given Fri-
day afternoon, January 12, at 3:80
o'clock in room 306 of the Manual
Arts Building. The subject of the
demonstration will be the preparation
of party plates and the making of
party refreshments for all occasion*
and age*.
It was felt by th* members of the
claaa that there are many girls in
the College who are light housekeep-
ing, and who would be interested in
finding out interesting and new way*
of preparing their food*. The know-
ledge of preparing enticing refresh-
ment* should also prove to be a vaU
uable one, so the class is offering
tlw* demonstrations on these subjects
tirst.
EAGLETS DROP GO
TO GAINESVILLE
FRIDAY EVENING
The game this evening promises to
be as good a garni' as ha« yet been
played in the gymnasium Worth,
Christian center, is now playing his i . . .. , . ....
, ... . _L ,, ; ' . . examination which is set for the near
third year and should be pretty >rood,!, . ........
„ j . , , . future. Examination is given by the
Board whenever a request
or it. Any individual interested in
becoming a national rated official may
[get in connection with one of the
above members of the Board and ar-
Hardegrei?, forward, is supposed to j
lie improved over last year, still he
may have some doubts after running j,
up against Dittrich; Anderson, Walk- :
er, and Watkins complete the tenta-
tive line-up furnishi' l in the Optimist. ,
The game will be a non-conference 1 r"n*enR#nU wl" made'
game. The Eagle* are Improving! Th« examination coiwists of two
daily from all Sport*, so the fans! I",rt > * test on the knowledge of
should get their money's worth out of i ''"I®* the game, and a practical
the game. The fee will be as usual
forty cents for adults, twenty five
cents for children, and .en cents plus
demonstration of ability to referee
and umpire. Complete details of in-
formation concerning the examination
activity ticket* for college stuoent*. we K'v«" Spalding'* Basketball
Guide for Women. Further informa-
FEDERAL CANNING
FACTORY VISITED
Mis* Muriel Williams, Miss Jessie
Acker, Miss Mae Johnston, and Miss
Florence Williams visitrtl the Fed-
eral Canning Factory in Fort Worth
last week. This factory was opened
by the Federal Government on De-
cember I, and will continue of*-rating
until January !"•. The factory is can
Coach Choc Sportsman's Freshmen
Basketeers were defeated by the
Gainesville Junior College quintet
Friday evening at Gainesville by a
score of 25 to 18. The loss waa the
second for the season for the Fish.
The Freshmen kept a scant lead un-
til the last Ave minutes of the game,
only to sink beneath a determined
rally by the Gainesville five. "Red"
made I w*s the outstanding defensive
man for the Fish, being noticeable
despite the fact that he failed to
break Into the scoring column.
Kearnes of Gainesville was high-
point man for the contest with nine
points. Cain, with si* points, led the
scoring for the Fish.
The Freshmen's next game comes
Thursday, January 11, wh«n they
meet the Gainesville Junior College
squad in a return contest which will
be a curtain-raiser to the Eagle-
A. C. C. tilt.
tion will be sent upon request by the
Denton Board.
Teaching in Worthatn
Miss Madie Lee Furr of McKinney,
j graduate of the College In 1931, has
I accepted a position in the primary de-
partment of the Wort ham schools.
NEW NON-CREDIT
COURSE OFFERED
NEXT SEMESTER " I'ciran her duties there Monday
Club,
The Calendar
Thursday, January II
4-5 p.m. -House President's
College (Tub House
7 p.m. Kappa Delta Pi, College Club
Houie
7 p.m.—-W. F. Udlow Bible Claw,
College Club House
7 p.m.—Press Club (Office) College
Club House
7:16 p.m.—Pre-Medical Society, Sci-
ence Hall Lecture Room
7:80 p.m.—Basketball game T. C. v*.
A. C. C., Harms Gym
7:30 p.m.- Basketball game Fresh-
men T. C. vs. Gainesville Jr. College,
T. C. Gym
Friday, January 12
7-9 p.m.—Girl* Forum Dance, Harris*
Gym. Boys both hours
Saturday, January 13
7-9 p.m.—A vesta Party, Mis* Mattiu
Ella Craven*', 1203 Mulberry
9-12 p.m.—Junior, All-College Dance,
Harriss Gyro,
Monday, January 15
p.m.—Amiga Cabinet Meeting, Col-
lege Club House
p.m. -Kaufman County Club, Col-
lege Club House
7:30 p.m.—C.L.C., College Club House
Tuesday, January 16
7 p.m.—Navarro County Club, Col-
lege Club House
Wednesday, anuary 17
2:30 p.m.- Landladies Club, College
Club House
6-6 p.m. Y.W.A., College Club House
7 p.m. -Gammadian Society, College
Club House
p.m.--West Texas Club, College
(Tub House
p.m.--Music Club, Kendall Hall
Thursday, January 18
p.m.—Dramatic Club, College Club
House
Froah Take Game
Wth Decatur Team
In a hard-fought game at the Har-
riss gymnasium Saturday afternoon.
Coach Sportsman's Eaglet quintet de-
feated a strong Decatur Baptist Col-
lege team 45 to 42. The game waa
bitterly contested throughout, and
several players from both teams were
forced from the floor with their limit
of personal fouls.
During the game, the lead changed
hands several times with neither team
gaining any great advantage. Hawk
was high scorer for the Frosh with
11 points, being closely pressed by
Wall and Cain with 8 points each.
Roach, rangy center for the Indians,,
was high point man for the contest
with five field goals and four free
throws, a total of 14 points.
A non-credit class in typing is
again to be offered by the business
ning the beef which come* through administration department of the col-
Larimer,
the Fort Worth stock yard*, and
has helped the employment situation
by employing five hundred men. The
lege, according to W. A.
head of the department,
There are no prerequisites, and no I
morning.
Floyd Shawver, who is teaching
near Seymour, spent the past week-
end in Denton,
W. E. LANFORD
Insurance and Car Loans
%
Smoot-Curtis—Office 918
Phone 799
factory runs twenty-four hours per fees for this course and all students
day. Mr*. T, II. <'hapman, nee Isla who are interested in teaming the
Mae Chltwood, a graduate of the j elementary principle* of typing are
Teachers College?, is the supervisor
of the Federal factory.
COUPTON TAKES
TEAM TO WACO
Lloyd Stowers, Jesse Swor, Floyd
Daughtery, and Kermit Hollingsworth,
composing two men's debate teams,
and Mi**es Wanda Barnett, and Lill-
ian Bee Wade, girl's team, will rep-
resent Teachers I ollefe at the debate
tournament today at Baylor Universi-
ty.
This is a second tournament of a
long serie*, which will be held in the
main auditorium of Baylor University
at Waco. The teams attended the
first tournament at Winfield. Kansas
a few weeks ago, and according to re-
ports did exceptionally well at the
meet.
Prof. Ross Compton, director of de-
bate, will accompany the teams.
"Valuable experiences are gained at
tnese tournament*, and I am glad that
the students are able to take advan-
tage of such opportunities," stated
Mr. Compton.
UOHT HOUSEKEEPING;
Rooms attractively furnish-
ed. Small kitchen attached.
Mrs. Frank Mahan
1617 W. Sycamore
! invited to attend. Enrollment in this
; class may be secured as a part of the
regular registration at the beginning
of next semester.
) There will be no outside work in
this class; it is offered merely for stu-
dent* who want to learn to type. A
few principles of letter-writing will be
aught, as well as instruction given
n the preparation of themes for other
! classes.
The clas* will meet at 3 o'clock on
| Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
afternoons, and will be taught by stu-
dent teacher* under the supervision
of Larimer.
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