El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
TAKES Up WORK
THGHRISTIAN
UNIVERSITY
Nine Members Of State
Varsity Basketball Five
Receive Letters.
TEXAS TEAM IS
VICTOR OVER 37TH

A USTIN. Tex March 11.-Announce-
a ment OF the resignation Of Wiz
liam J. juneau. football and track
coach OF the University OF Texas for
here Wednesday BY athletic director
L Thee. Belmont Of the UnlversllF -
Coach juneau viii become athleuo
director Of the Texas Christian unt-
versity beginning with the Tan %
1920. He was offered a larger salstEF
than the Texas institution could az
ford and the Texas mentor accorl-
fngIv accepted the offer OF the forr
worth institution He VIII complete
the surfne term IN the University OF
Texas. coaching the track team
Under Juneau's tutelaEe the
university Of Texas turned out
an undefeated football team in
IDS following a mediocre sea-
son in 1917, when an me e1peri-- e
euced football players enlisted
for military service Before com
ing 10 Texas, coach juneau turned
out winning teams at Wisconsin
and at Marquette universities
II IS not known who VIII succeed
juneau as head coach IN 1oothau for
1920. but it is generally believed tnar
Barry whitaker. assistant coach last
season viii assume these duties
Austin D. Bryan four years leLler
man OF the Washington and Lee. VIII
serve as assistant coach next season
Tncoufirued rumors are being circl-
lated that Gustav (Pig) Dlttman. for
ner center OF the Longhorus viii be
brought here as assistant coach
MANY BASKETBALL STARS
ARE AWARDED LETTERS
George p. Hill o. Fort Worth y
among the nine members o. the Uni-
versity Of Texas basketball team
awarded a letter FOR his work dur
Z ing tbs season Just closed Other men
receiving rs were Al Deviney, OF Aus
[ tin- captain H " Russell OF PlloE
I Point Robert Blaine, Of Houston: J.
[ W. Ducketr. OF Houston George Nc
[ Cu1lough. OF Waco; Charles Barrett.
OF AUSTIN c. ". Enobel. OF Waco. and
Paul Newman. Of Houston George
I lTacatee. OF Houston, was glFeE q
manaEeriaI T. and the following play
ers received qualified letters Cnass
l Otter. OF Cat Springs Frank Martin
OF GolIad- and L =. Barr, OF Austin
Ceorrs ". 1rcCuIlough, OF waco. was
I chosen captain OF the 1871 baszetoall
s1uad BY the members OF the 1870
Z team. Mccullough vas ths only Texas
PLAYER mentioned this season for al
I southwestern honors and has received
his letter in three major sports heret
ROSS AND LEISsSEH
WIN FOR TEXAS BOYS
Allowing only two hits. Ed Ross and
IT.efssuer pitched the Texas LcnEhorna
d.
over the 57th infantry team from
I Fort Mcintosh in a 10 10 0 game
I The LonEhorns started the fire.
works in the third inning when si=
Z base runners busted the plate for tbs
l Dischmen- The Texans showed great
Z Improvement over their playing OF the
day before. making only two errors
Texas opens the collegiate sea-
son here with Simmons college o.
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follows:
s7th Infantry-House. ss-- Garbeski.
riff. Cummins. zb-s Generezux. LIS
Snyder. h: Hardesty. 3d. Johnson
Z c-f- Faster. c.: Wilson, D.
Z Texas-McCullouEh 2b-. sanford.
Oh. English, S.; Ball. S. Hart rif..
FAX. CT. More. If. Johnson. III;
Barry. 1b-. Wickline. h., Nowlin- 80 /;
z Penn. c., Ross. D.. Leissner. p
] MCNAMARA batted for Ross in fifth
inning score BY innings
Ri T..
s7th Infantry 000 900 600 0 %
/ Texas -.------- COS $50 10x-10 g ?
Time OF game, 100 Umpire. Ash
ton