Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-19
4. { N. Warriors
HAVE HlRD GAME


Rolla. No.. will be played at College
Station Thursday. October q. instead
Of Friday. a. originally announced.
on account Of a circus being seized
uled for two performances In Bryan
on October %. This change has been
made In order to give the Bryan peo-
pie an opportunity TO witness the
game. Out Of town visitors will |
please note this change.
The AgEies have experienced moth |
ing but the hardest kind Of work |
since their return from Fort Worth. |
where they barely defeated the 7. c. |
U. gridiron warriors by margin Of |
three points. Coaches Harlan and
Graves have pushed the Aggies to the
limit In order for them to be In shape
to meet the great football machine
from the Missouri School Of Mines.
Rolla. Mo.
The Aggies' hacks have had an easy
time In penetrating their opponents
line to date. but II was different
proposition at Fort Worth. Nothing
hut the hardest kind Of football IL
going to win from now on. as the
Aggies have hard lot OF games
ahead OF them between now and tur.
key day.
The cadets are In no way discour.
aged at the showing their team made
last Friday for they all have conf
dence In their warriors and know that
they have a winner. However, they
are OF the opinion that from now on
an entirely different class Of football
will be played. as the coaches are
determined to cut the squad to as
few men as possible and begin the
machine work. Head Coach Harlan
has given the Assies but few plays
in fact. half dozen Is the number
which they have played the three
games Without from now on q more
versatile style Of attack VIII be used.
and this in itself IL calculated to
bring better results.
Miners Have Great Record.
The game Thursday win be the first
for the Missouri Miners on Texas
soil. but from their record last year
and thus far this season II Is easily
seen that they present a formidable
lineup. The Miners scored last year
the record number OF points OF any
Ecollege In the United States. The
total number was $50 to their op.
ponents' nothing. These scores were
made against such teams as the Uni
versity OF Missouri. Unworthy OF 81.
Louis. University Of Arkansas and
Washington University. These very
same Miners defeated the Missouri
Osteopaths. always contenders for
the championship Of Missouri. by a
score Of $50 to 0. The following Is
their record for last season: Rolla
40. University Of Arkansas 0; Rolla
$50. Missouri Osteopaths o; Rolla 49,
Washington University 0; Roila ss,
Drury O: Rolla .. University OF Mis-
souri, 0: Rolla 81. Kansas Miners 0;
Rolla GO, 81. Louis University o;
Rolla 10l, Pittsburg Northwestern O.
Many starr on the Rella Eleven.
c. +. Mcbride. who picked the all
Missouri Valley Conference team
places seven members Of the Miners
team ON the All-Missouri Valley honor
roll. They are Wilson. center; As
kew, guard: Copley. tackle; Mont1oy
and X. Miller. ends. and Hand and
Miskadeen, hslfbacks. Imley. the
Miners feet quarter. holds the dig
tinction Of scoring the largest mum
Der Of points Of any single player In
college football In the United States
having crossed the enemy's goal line
thirty times during the last season
making total score Of $50 points
for his team. Imley viii be In ths
game Thursday. He IL a ten-second
man and weighs $50 pounds. Bland
and Kiskadden, the haIfbacks Of THU
famous machine, are slightly heavie'
than Imley and are equally as fast
This Is the FIRST time so far THU
season that the Assies will meet :
team Of their weight. Heretofore
they have outweished their opponent
but next Thursday they VII
lime up against team Of equal weigh
and perhaps a year or more OF expe
renee in the game.
The Lineup.
The following Is the probable line
.up, which also gives the weight o
each player opposite his name;
Ayv,es Miners.
Kendrick t1ss). $500. Montioy uee
i Left end.
, Grow (1s2). ........... .copley tlso
4, Left tackle.
White NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nsi
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