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Home My WebLink About1942 A&M v. SMU Program . Gopyright ~942 by Southern M efhodist Unhiersit)', Athletic Department- Al/ Ri!:hts Reserved. "* .~ CAll fOR PHILIP AMERICA'S ElNEST CIGARfTTE - I r I '" ",J, I J -" Southern Methodist. University Js. r Texas l & M. dj.ooi/x;jJ qaine . OWNBY STADIUM November 7, 1942 DALLAS. TEXAS Homecoming Day Publl-Shed by S. M. D._ATHLETIC PUBLICATIONS L. B. MORGAN, Manager LESTER JORDAN, Editor . Published for the Athletic Department of Southern Methodist University, which has agreed to turn over the net profits therefrom to the Southern Methodist University Student's Loan Fund, which fund is available for worthy and needy students for -". ' obtaining an education in the University. I' ----~..... tt''t l!~~ ,... '" , :f.~\Jf, \~f, ~ '.. ~o~f,\.:~\\~ f\~~Z; S\\O~ '\J~\Q\Jf, fO~ t\~U vr _t\ f..Sf,~'{f,U t\~!Joe S1C y,'i J'~ ~~\~\~G '<'I1'\:\\ 10tD fl' ..fL.. . CO .. c;J~:: ]!.~ ORCll~S'\:Rl'- " l1JS l'-t<~ iC HOTEL lrdo1pl1U5 H. FULLER STEVENS, Managing DIrector ....... .... ... . . .. ...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... To~ay's Game * ... ... ... ... ......... ~ \ i \ Often defeated but still dangerous against any kind of competition, the Southern Methodist University Mustangs and the Texas A. & M. Aggies today should give the Homecoming fans thrill after thrill as they attempt to outscore each other. Outcome of the game apparently will have littlc bearing upon the Conference championship, but when the sea- son is over today's contest may be included among the most interesting of the year, for both teams delight in run- ning up yardage, in,,.attempting t? score from any position on the field. I Not since 1938 when Joe Pasqua, giant S.M.U. tackle who is now in the starting line-up of the Cleveland Pro Rams, kicked a field goal in the last few 'minutes of play to give the Ponies a, 10 to 7 victory, .have the Mustangs t1iumphed over 'the Farmers. In 1939 the two elevens"battled on even terms before -the Aggies"'emcrged victors 6 to 2; in 1940 the teams, which tied for the Conference championship, met at Ownby Stadium with the Aggies win- ning 19 to 7; and last year the Farmers overcame a Mustang lead to defeat the Ponies 20 to 10. The only team that both S. M. U. and A. & M. have played this year is Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, which defeated the Aggies 18 to 7 and lost to the Mustangs 6 to 21. Mustang fans, however, do not place too much im- portance on this score as last week the Aggies demonstrated their scoring ability by running over Arkansas. - ' . . . .-.... .~ - - - - . I' I l . a a _ . _ a - .... * A Message from Dr. Lee I, The Faculty and students join me in welcoming the S.M.U. Exes back to the Campus. This insti- tution has a genuine pride in the records being made by you who have gone from our halls, and we hope that the years spent here are proving of value to you in these trying days. We hope that you may experi- ence the joy of a real Homecom- ing as you renew old friendships and come to share the present life of the University. -". * DR. T. O. WALTON, LL.D. President TEXAS A. & M. COLLEGE DR. UMPHREY LEE President SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY -r FDDT8Jll SP~tIA" DOUB'L RICH CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM SODA ~ 134: . BEFORE THE GAME . AFTER THE GAME . ANY TIME /\\ $; 7~ .JJu.;t Next Week's Game Two teams whose coaches left during the summer to serve in the armed forces of the United States will clash at Ownby Stadium next Saturday afternoon when S. M. U. entertains Arkansas. Head Coach Madison Bell of S. M. U. and Head Coach Fred C. Thomsen of Arkansas both were looking forward to greatly improved teams this fall and were anticipating revenge on some other conference opponents, but they left the college grid- iron world to enlist with Uncle Sam. .(1 -;~ 'I Neither the Mustangs nor the Razorbacks have made the record that their supporters were hoping for, but both have played good football at times. Arkansas upset Mississippi 7 to 6 for its best showing, whereas the Ponies looked best when they defeated a highly-favored Corpus Christi Naval Air Station eleven 21 to 6. The game next week will be the last conference contest for the Razorbacks, who have already lost to T.C.U., Baylor, Texas, and A. & M. They are scheduled to play Rice Institute today. For the Mustangs, next week's contest will be their third conference affair. After next week's game, the Ponies will play Baylor in Waco No- vember 21, T.C.U. in Dallas November 28, and Rice in Houston December 5. r~ . 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LH Daniels 44 FB Webster 30 RH Dusek 32 QB Rogers 14 LT Cure 67 LG C M ulhollan Sibley 61 50 SQUAD LIST RG RT RE Bucek Sturcken Simmons 64 33 87 o Anderson, b 12 Whitacre, b 14 Rogers, b 16 Wilde, b 22 Zapalac, b 30 Webster, b 31 Payne, b 32 Dusek, b 33 Sturcken, t 40 Williams, b 41 McMullen, b 42 Belville, b 44 Daniels, b 45 Haas, b 46 Welch, b 50 Sibley, c 51 Tassos, c 52 Mercer, c 53 Walker, c 54 Biry, c 60 Davis, g 61 Mulhollan, g 62 Maples, g-t 63 Brown, g 64 Bucek, g 65 Page, g 66 Wagner, g 67 Cure, g-t 68 Ogdee, g 69 Steymann, g 70 Luethy, t 71 Attaway, t 72 Andrews, t OFFICIALS Head Linesman Lon Evans (T. C. U.) Field Judge Joe King (Texas) 73 Hill, t 74 Mertz, t 75 Stout, t 76 Montgomery, t 77 Payne, t 78 Barth, t 79 J oeris, t 80 Redus, e 81 Foldberg, e 82 Simmons, e 83 Hand, e 85 Cox, e 86 Slaughter, e 87 Sample, e 88 Henderson, e 89 Moore, e --j \" ~ ~ (sa Smokers cheer for the cigarette that really performs. . . gives them a MILDER smoke... cheers them with its Cooler, Better Taste,..,..-, :~"..~. .., _.,.,....'.'.._ , - toots CHESTEJ 'HELD I .' ,.." '. "', .1 s. M. u. FB RH -J Maley 40 Miller 14 LH Gonzales 41 BB Palmer 22 RT Booth 73 RG Harris 68 C LG Baxter Rasor 53 65 LT LE B. Smith Simpson 74 83 SQUAD LIST 45 Parker, b 72 Jones, t 50 Wright, c 73 Booth, t 52 Gardner, c 74 B. Smith, t 53 Baxter, c 75 D. Smith, t 54 Cloud, c 76 Swope, t 60 Ownby, g 77 Divelbiss, t 62 Johnson, g 80 Halliday, e 63 Land, g 81 Martin, e 65 Rasor, g 82 Caver, e 67-Arfman, g 83 Simpson, e 68 Harris, g 84 Scott, e 69 Ryan, g 85 Markette, e 70 Dean'; t 86 Croft, e 71 Wagley, t OFFICIALS Referee Abb Curtis (Texas) Umpire Rosco Minton (Indiana) "li-12 Green, b 14 Miller, b 15 Allen, b 16 Moncrief, b 22 Palmer, b 32 McMinn, b 33 Ramsey, b 37 Hammett, b 40 Maley, b 41 Gonzales, b 42 Collings, b 43 Reece, b 44 Shaw, b-". 7- - - ,. ~.'.~;Y'~.:'V 8101106 COmPAny CHART YOUR PRINTING COURSE S. M. U. COACHES ,HUME GOSS HIGGINBOTHAM WETSEL STEW ART ~-_. -. -.-.-. .--- - - .---.-- ...-.-.-- __. 7_ ___._._ LUETHY, A. & lU. lUAPLES, A. & Ill. IIIULHOLLAN, A. & 111. HENDERSON, A. & M. * JOSEPH SUDY .." * and His Orchestra and Floor Show now In the smart MURAL ROOM BAKER 1.942 HOTEL - Southwest Conference Schedule - 1.942 SEPTEMBER 19 Texas vs. Corpus Christi Navy, Austin Baylor vs. Waco Army Fliers, Waco SEPTEMBER 25 T.C.U. vs. U.C.L.A., Los Angeles SEPTEMBER 26 Texas A. & M. vs. L.S.U., Baton Rouge Texas vs. Kansas State, Austin Rice vs. Corpus Christi Navy, Houston S.M.U. vs. North Texas Teachers, Dallas Arkansas vs. Wichita U., Fayetteville tBaylor vs. Hardin Simmons, Waco OCTOBER 2 Baylor vs. Okla. A. & M., Oklahoma City OCTOBER 3 A. & M. vs. Texas Tech, College Station Texas vs. Northwestern, Evanston, III. Rice irs. L.S.U., Houston, S.M. U:'Irs. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh *T.C.U. vs. Arkansas, Fort Worth OCTOBER 10 A. & M. vs. ~orpus Christi Navy, Corpus Christi Texas vs. Oklahoma, Dallas Rice va. Tulane, New Orleans .... - ~ . 6 a .A__a__ __AA__.A_a___._ - . - - "The official watch for timing all games is Longines-the world's most honored watch." 1- }-, · Conference Games t Night Games OCTOBER 10 tS.M.U. vs. Hardin-Simmons, San Antonio T.C.U. vS. Kansas, Fort Worth *Arkansas vs. Baylor, Fayetteville OCTOBER 16 tS.M.U. vs. Temple, Dallas OCTOBER 17 *A. & M. vs. T.C.U., College Station *Texas vs. Arkansas, Little Rock Rice vs. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Baylor vs. Texas Tech, Lubbock OCTOBER 24 *A. & M. vS. Baylor, Waco *Texas vs. Rice, Houston S.M.U. vs. Corpus Christi Navy, Dallas T.C.U. vs. Pensacola Navy, Pensacola Arkansas VB. Mississippi. Memphis OCTOBER 31 *A. & M. vs. Arkansas, College Station *Texas vs. S.M.U., Austin Rice vs. Texas Tech, Houston *T.C.U. vS. Baylor, Fort Worth NOVEMBER 7 *A. & M. vs. S.M.U., Dallas *Texas vs. Baylor. Austin *Rice vs. Arkansas, Fayetteville T.C.U. vS. Texas Tech, Lubbock NOVEMBER 14 *A. & M. vS. Rice, Houston *Texas vs. T.C.U., Fort Worth *S.M.U. vs. Arkansas, Dallas Baylor vs. Tulsa, Tulsa NOVEMBER 21 *Rice vs. T.C.U., Houston *S.M.U. vs. Baylor, Waco Arkansas vs. Detroit, Detroit NOV~IBER 26 *A. & M. vs. Texas, Austin Arkansas vs. Tulsa, Tulsa NOVEMBER 28 *Rice vs. Baylor. Houston *S.M.U. vs. T.C.U., Dallas DECEMBER 5 A. & M. vs. Wash. State, San Antonio *Rice vs. S.M.U., Houston - - - . . - - -. - - -- ,.- ;: - ~~- -.~- ~ Hillerest State ~_. ...._ r ._ .....____ -- ....- ...... ...--- .- --- .- -- ....-. -- .........--. .... ~ Do Not Dress! LET your visit to the bank be as casual as your morning shopping tour. Discover here the pleasure and convenience of suburban banking. Our automobile teller's window is one of the features of our bank of tomorrow. Bank IN UNIVERSITY PARK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CAVER (S.M.U.) End :-- A_A .. -- BUY WAR BONDS With Your Spare Dollars -of course BUT REMEMBER It's the BONDS You Buy with Dollars You CAN'T Spare-- Dollars Saved by Saerificing Comforts and Luxuries That Makes the Difference Between Victory and Defeat. GET ON THE BOND WAGON Buy an EXTRA BOND This Month With Dollars Saved by Giving Up Something HAMMETT (S.M.U.) Back .... ... -- --- ---- ------..... '-.~~ s. M. U. -- Texas A. & M. Record 1916 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 ]940 1941 1942 S.M.U.__________ 0 S.M.U.____n____ 0 S.M.U._n_______ 0 S.M.U._n__n___ 0 S.M.U._n_n__nI7 S.M.U.____n__nl0 S.M.U.__________ 7 S.M.U.____n__n 0 S.M.U.______ ____ 9 S.M.U._n_______13 S.M.U.nn_n_ __19 S.M.U.__n______12 S.M.U.__________13 S.M.U.n________ 8 S.M.U.___n_____ 0 S.M.U.____n____19 S.M.U.__________28 S.M.U.__________24 S.M.U.____n____ 6 S.M.U.__________ 0 S.M.U.______ _ -__10 S.M.U.____n____ 2 S.M.U.__nn____ 7 S.M.U.n___n___l0 S.M.U.__________ ? l-" . . A. & M.________n63 A. & M._ ----_____16 A. & M._____nn_ 3 A. & M.-___n_n_13 A. & M.n~n__n_ 6 A. & M.______nn 0 A. & M.n___n___ 7 A. & M.____n__n 7 A. & M._n__n___ 7 A. & M.-_________39 A. & M._n_n____19 A. & M._n____n_ 7 A. & M.n_n__n_ 7 A. & M.__________ 0 A. & M.nn___n_ 0 A. & M.__________ 0 A. & M.__________ 0 A. & M.______n__ 0 A. & M.n__n____22 A. & M._____n___14 A. & M.___n_n__ 7 A. & M.______n__ 6 A. & M.-n__n___19 A. & M.---____n_21 A. & M.__________ ? . . . .... ARROW Shirts HICKOK Belts & Suspenders BOTANY Ties INTERWOVEN Socks W. E. (Cully) CULWELL Owner JARMAN & FLORSHEIM Shoes STETSON, DAVIS & RESISTOL Hats A Modern Ladies' Shop equipped to give you the Smartest and Latest Styles -". in California Sportswear On Hillcrest Across from Campus - .jl ~; The official football timing watch for s. M~ u. The skill, experience, and workmanship necessary for the construction of Longines Watches for precision timing, aviation, and navigation, ale reflected in the greater accuracy of every Longines Watch at any price. Arid every Longines Watch contains the Longines "Obs_ervatory Movement*" world- honored for greater accuracy and long life. Longines jewelers also sell the Wittnauer Watch, a companion line of moderate price, product of- Longines-Wittnauer Watch Company, 580 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y *REG. u. S PAT. OFF, ._._._------_._----~------~._---_._----- _._--_._--_._----~------~-~~------------ 1\larnity iGdttruttn N 11Ul in tl1t ~tntitt Eager to do their part in the fight for freedom, scores of former athletes of S. M. U. are now serving in the armed forces of the United States. Among the varsity lettermen who are noW in the service are the following: Realizing that the above list of S. M. U. lettermen in the armed services is incomplete, the editor of this publication will appreciate being notified of others whose names should be included in this Roll of Honor. ;-. ---_._---------~-~--~-~-------------~--- ~--~~--~-------~~~-------_._--_.~----_.- FOR VICTORY-BUY United States War Bonds and Stamps '- -- . : 1":= GONZALES (S.M.U.) , Back BOOTH (S.M.U.) Capt.-Tackle TOUCHDOWN I AMERICA. What if it is third down and goal to go . . . we will make it. Weare going to even up that score in favor of freedom and against slavery! \ .. BUY U, S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS \ , - . ~I "", ,,-~ .. WAGLEY (S.M.U.) Tackle ~ r-,.;.- ~- - - MERCER, A. & M. -". - WEBSTER'. A. & M. ~ . . . and we'll fake a TRAILWAYS BUS ff) every game! ROGERS, A. & M. COX, A. & lU. CURE, A. & ~I. SIMMONS. A. & M. SIBLEY, A. & M. WILLIAMS. A. & M. . ~ . . - " - " - " - . " - . . - " " . '" . - " .- Tennessee Dairy ILK liT heW 0 r I d's S a f est M if k" TENNESSEE DAIRIES--Phone R-8371 ......... A A. .... _. .... ~ MONCRIEF (S.M.U.) Back SIMPSON (S.M.U.) Capt.-End BAXTER (S.M.U.) Center NOW SHOWING-THE NEW HAND-TAILORED ~~ p~ eLolJuu Suits and Topcoats of Rare Quality and Distinction REYNOLDS. PENLAND DeI/lIS Austin -, ,,-I :~.~ ~' .. ,- I' "" .... - - . . . - . . . - . . . . . - . - 4" 1942 TEXAS A. & M. COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROSTER 1942 Yrs. Yrs. No. Player Home Town WI. Ht. Age Left No. Player Home Town Wt. Ht. AKe Left WINGBACKS GUARDS 10 Anderson, Jennings........San Antonio 192 5.11 19 3 60 Davis, Johnnie................ Vernon 195 5.10 19 3 12 Whitacre, J ohn...............Stephenville 165 6.0 19 3 61 Mulhollan, Ray...............Belton 204 6.0 20 1** 14 Rogers, Cullen................,Mart 185 6.0 21 1* 62 Maples, Weldon.............,Fort Worth 195 6.0 21 1* Wilde, George................~Graham 63 Brown, Norman......u......Corpus Christi 194 6.0 19 3 16 175 6.2 19 3 64 Bucek, Felix...................,Schulenburg 190 6.0 20 2* BLOCKING BACKS 65 Page, Fred.......................Amarillo 177 5.11 19 3 66 Wagner, Shelton.............Yoakum 188 6.0 18 3 20 Thomas, William...-.....--- Sweetwater 188 6.0 20 3 67 Cure, Wayne...................Gilliland 204 5.11 23 1 22 Zapalac, Willie................ Bellville 202 6.0 21 2* 68 Ogdee, Edward...............San Benito 190 5.11 21 2 24 Albert, Dalton................. Bellville 186 5.11 19 2 69 Steymann, WalteL........Bastrop 200 5.10 20 3 FULLBACKS TACKLES 70 Luethy, Don................... Monahans 200 6.2 21 2 30 Webster, Jackson........... Sweetwater 192 5.11 22 1** 71 Attaway, Harold............ Temple 194 6:2 19 3 31 Payne, Otto.....................Waco 200 6.0 19 3 72 Andrews, William...........Amarillo 200 6.3 20 2 32 Dusek, Edward............... Temp!e 204 6.3 19 3 73 Hill, Richard.....,.............Amarillo 202 5.11 20 3 74 Mertz, Mortimer.............San Angelo 178 5.11 19 3 33 Sturcken, Edward...........San Antonio 222 6.3 20 2 75 Stout, Ben.......................Dallas 213 6.0 19 3 TAILBACKS 76 Montgomery, James.......Moran 215 6.4 20 3 77 Payne, Lawrence...........,Fort Worth 196 6.0 20 3 40 Williams, RoberL..........Eldorado 174 5.9 20 2* 78 Jonsson, ErroL............... Crystal City 190 6.1 21 2 41 McMullen, Edward........Lufkin 165 6.0 19 3 79 Joeris, Leonard............mAbilene 240 6.5 23 1 42 Belville, Vernon..............Yoakum 176 5.11 19 3 Barth, Thomas................Eddy 205 6.2 21 1 Buck, Louis.....................Mathis 207 6.3 17 3 44 Daniels, Leo.mmn...........Bryan 175 5.11 20 2* Reese, Travis...................Rogers 200 6.0 18 3 45 Haas, Richard................. Corpus Christi 165 5.9 19 3 ENDS 46 Welch, FowleL............... Stephenville 168 5.10 20 3 80 Redus, William...............Amarillo 175 5.11 19 3 47 Liska, Laddie..................Runge 178 5.10 20 3 81 Foldberg, Henry............,Dallas 187 6.2 19 3 82 Simmons, Elvis...............Somerville 205 6.3 23 1** CENTERS 83 Hand, Floyd...................,Pasadena 180 5.10 21 3 50 Sibley, William...............Abilene 185 5.10 21 1* 84 Dawson, Jamie.....m........Crockett 215 6.5 20 3 51 Tassos, Damon......--....... San Antonio 192 6.1 18 3 85 Cox, Truman..___.....__.......Donna 185 6.2 21 2 52 Mercer, ArthuL............. Temple 2* 86 Slaughter, Marion.......... Houston 180 6.2 21 2 194 6.0 21 87 Sample, Joe Tom............ Dallas 188 6.3 18 3 53 Walker, Fred.................. Houston 190 5.11 20 3 88 Henderson, BilL............,Houston 204 6.4 22 1** 54 Biry, Joe.....,....................D'Hanis 188 6.0 17 3 89 Moore, Owen.................. Amarillo 178 6.2 22 1 *-Indicates number of varsity letters. A . a - ..... - . - - .... - - - . - . ..... ..... DANIELS, A. & M. - . . - - . . . . 1942 . SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD. 1942 Experience Wt. CENTERS 50 Jim Wright.................. Letterman 201 52 Harry Gardner............ Squadman 180 53 Lloyd Ba.:ter............... Freshman 176 54 Ed Cloud...................... Freshman 191 GUARDS Roy Ownby................. Squadman 178 Orville Johnson........... Letterman 208 Tom Land.................... Freshman 185 Ray Rasor.................... Letterman 196 Harold Arfman............Jr. Col. 192 Dick Harris................. Holdout 206 Jack Ryan.................... Freshman 184 TACKLES Tom Dean...........::'....... Freshman 248 Bill Wagley.................. Freshman 200 Max Jones.................... Freshman 213 Clarence Booth............ Let~erman 215 Burnie Smith............... Squadman 225 Dick Smith................... Holdout 195 Jim Swope................_...F~eshman 215 Chas. Divelbiss............ Freshman 230 No. Player 60 62 63 65 67 68 69 I 4-. ~.() 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 IlUCEK, A. & M. . . . . No. Player Experience Wt. HI. ENDS 80 Sid Halliday.................Freshman 186 5-11 81 Grady Martin.............., Freshman 198 6-4 82 Louis CaveL................Freshman 180 6-2 83 Kelly Simpson............. Letterman 182 6-1 84 Joe Bailey Scott...........Letterman 186 6- 85 Joe Bob Markette........Squadman 192 6-1 86 Abe CrofL....................]r. Col. 192 6-1 WINGBACKS 12 Ed Green...................... Freshman 172 6-2 14 Hardy Miller...............,Letterman 158 5-11 15 C. D. AlIen...................Freshman 176 5-9 16 Jack Moncrie!............., Holdout 156 5-9 BLOCKING BACKS 22 Wayne Palmer............,Squadman 195 6-1 FULLBACKS 32 Clarence McMinn....... Letterman 175 5-10 33 Bob Ramsey................. Freshman 184 5-10 37 Chades HammetL......Fres1ui1an 19"4 5-10 40 Howard Maley...........- Letterman 185 5-11 TAILBACKS 41 Abel Gonzales.............. Letterman 149 5-11 42 Johnnie Collings.......... Freshman 165 5,9 43 Bill Reece..................... Junior 187 6-0 44 Wayne Shaw................Freshman 175 6- 45 Carroll Parker..............Freshman 176 6-2 JOERIS, A. & !\t. . -. .. . . ZAPALAC, A. & M. . . 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