Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-01
FARMERS REPORT SOON
Captain Beasley Says That A. and N
VIII Have Strong Squad
for 1918.

Preparation of warriors to protect
the gridiron reputation of the Texas
Aggies will begin soon at the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College train
ing camp at New Braunfels, on the
Comal River. The men will report to
the camp on September IA and will
remain there for ten days workout
returning to the college on the open
I Ing day OF school. Coach Moran, who
has been playing baseball In the
! Southern States, will return soon and
will direct the squad OF forty men
scheduled to report at New Braunfels.
At the close of school in June the
outlook for an all-Southwestern cham
pionship team for the season of 1913
was not SO bright. Captain Beasley
has returned to the college to get the
suits and other toggery in readiness.
however, and reports wealth OF new
material in addition to a. number OF
old men. The immortal Dutch" Holm
of Yorktown, captain in 1911, and all.
Southwestern guard, all-State tackle,
and all-State end, will return to school
this session TO take work in the
school of agriculture. He will prob
ably make an end.
Tyree Bell, captain of last years
aii-Southwestern champions and all
Southwestern back, will be in school
again and will prove mighty gamer
in end runs.
Another man who will materially
increase the fighting strength of the
team is Hi" Miller, guard OF last
season. He will be used in the line
Johnnie Clarity of Corsicana, substi-
tute quarter on last years squad, will
return and stands a good chance for
that position.
Then there is Captain Beasley, all
State back and the best man in the
Southwest when II comes to handling
the forward pass. Beasley has been
in the game for a long time and his
knowledge of the fine points will
prove big help to Coach Moran.
We have lot of mighty good look
IN new material in sight" said Beas-
ley today. eve have about two can
= dates lor every position and they
are all men who have been in the
game all through their high school
training. We will take, about forty
men to New Braunfels with us and at
the end of the ten days we will have
pretty good idea as to how we are
going to stack up. Last years team,
in the main, was composed of new
men, and we are hoping this year to
duplicate our splendid record of last
year.
1--WE will have practice work at the
camp, in handling the ball, punting
and passing, will do some signal run
| ming and will spend much time in
, building up the wind and endurance
of our men. Much time also will be
devoted to the study of the rules and
when we break camp to return to
, college every member of the squad
will have working knowledge of the
rules"
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College opens this year with Trinity
University of Waxahachie, at College
Station, October II. Next comes Aus
tin College of Sherman, that game
) also to be played at College Station
!. the date being October 2S. October
!. "a the Aggies take on the Polytechnic
I bunch from Fort Worth at College
I Station. The first big game will be
I with Mississippi Agricultural ant
4 Mechanical College at Dallas on No
S vember 1. The Texas boys will meet
the Kansas Aggies at Manhattan
Kan, November Z, returning by Still
water to meet the Redskin Aggies OF
November TO- The Haskell Indians
come from Lawrence, Kan, to Col
Ilege Station on November is, ant
s Baylor comes to College Station OF
a November %.
n The last game OF the season vii
:. be with the Louisiana State Univer
sity at Houston on November u.