The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1943 Page: 8 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA DAILY
Thursday September 16 1ft I
Page 8
Heard Joins
Backfield Of
First Team
Charley Heard best back on the
junior varsity football squad last
year joined Coach Dewey "Snort'
er” Luster's Sooners Tuesday and
got the first two kickoff tackles in
Wednesday's scrimmage
The 170-pound Cleveland boy
-also came worming back 25 yards
with a kickoff and then had to
take time out to puff
"Boy you learn the signals'
Backfield Coach Dale Arbuckle
told him
With three Sooner backs still
crippled Boone Baker and Bob
Berry with leg Injuries and Gene
‘ White still confined to the In-
- firmaiy with a back injury Heard
- may fit into a spot on the first or
second team soon as he acquires
physical condition and learns the
plays
Clark Case 190-pound blocking
back from Oklahoma (Jity North-
east high will rejoin th$ squad
Monda' Case has been benched
for more than ' a week with ag-
gravation' of a foot injury
Luster still stood by his recent
promotions that took the entire
second team backfield the center
and both ends to the first team in
the most drastic shake-up of the
season
Committee Asks
Co-operation Of
All Organizations
The undergraduate life commit-
tee has asked the co-operation of
ail undergraduates and faculty
members in order to keep Its files
accurate up-to-date and of value
to the university in general Wil-
liam Baxter chairman said re-
cently in a letter to students and
faculty members
Blanks have been sent to the'
various organizations to be filled!
out with the frames of officers and
' sponsors for the current year
'These must be returned to the
committee at the faculty exchange
on or before September 30 If
the blanks are sent back by Sep-
tember 17 the Information can be
included in the student directory
The six-week piod of freshman j
-orientation approved last year by!
the committee 'will be shortened
this year to four weeks New mem-
Jrs may be pledged to depart-
mental or honorary organizations
at any time after October 4 This j
rule does not prevent meetings of
organizations before that date
only the pledging of new members
The' annual activities festival
'which is to acquaint new students
with the possibilities for extra-curricular
activities is planned for
4he second week in November'
and It has been suggested that)
'some organizations might prefer
not to pledge new members dur-j
Ing the eight-weeks autumn ses-
sion The committee recommends that
oil organizations examine their
programs carefully with a view to
their Importance and value and
that the number of meetings le
limited as much as It is feasible
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Miss Alice Sowers chairman of
the PTA war committee anu direc-
tor of the Oklahoma Family Life
p Institute announced this week
that she will stlend several PTA
regional meetings Tills year re-
gional meetings will be held In-
jd of a state convention
Aggies Open Grid
Season Saturday
With Texas Tech
STILLWATER Sept 15— Bear-
ing rapidly Into their second war-
time football campaign and their
season's opener with the Red Raid-
ers of Texas Tech the Oklahoma
Aggies this week start putting to-
gether the parts that Coach Jim
Lookabaugh and his aides have
been building on the practice
field
A and M's "native son" ball
club comprising one of the finest
freshman squads the Cowboys
have had in years is utterly lack-
ing In boys with collegiate experi-
ence But football strength this
year most certainly will be com-
parative Oklahoma A and M's football
has gone to war all 65 of last
year's big squad having answered
the call to the colors And the
current coaching Job is no more
to build a 1943 team than to pre-
pare the 40 yearlings who are to
cany the mail for A and M this
fall to tote it for Uncle Sam next
year
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Do Your Part
F6r Victory
Write Often!
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Xavgl plans for regimental or-
ganization caused the postpone-
ment of the opening round of the
baseball intramurals Wednesday
(Tames originally scheduled for
Wednesday will be played some-
time in the near future Paul V
Keen assistant director of Intra-
mural athletics said
Games slated for Friday Trill be
played aa originally planned Keen
said Friday’s card includes:' -Diamond
1 Jefferson 2nd pL Co
1 vs Franklin House
Diamond 2 Normandie 1st pi
Co 2 vs Delta Chi
Diamond 3 Mas Dorm 1st pi
Co 1 vs Phi Gamma
Diamond 4 Sigma Nu 2nd pL
vs Normandie 2nd pi Co 2
NEWMAN HALL ELECTS
Bettye McKenzie Hugo will take
over ai president of Newman hall
as a result of the recent house
election Other officers are Jerry
Frymire Hess Oklahoma City vice
president Beatrice Moravec Wau-
komis secretary and Jeanne Gro-
gan Stroud treasurer Regular
house meetings will begin this
week
meeting am
5c to 50c
577 SOUTn
Jay-Vee Gridster
Astonished By
High School Play
An amusing quip by a junior
varsity football player enlivened
Wednesday's practice as the Soon-
er Jay-Vees drilled for their open-
ing clash at Purcell Saturday night
with Coach Doc LeFevre’s Purcell
high school team
In Tuesday’s scrimmage with
Norman high school the lad had
stood still and stared with aston-
ishment when the high school
boys ran his enS for 40 yards
Chief Herb Heilman one of the
Sooner Jay-Vee coaches said while
remonstrating with the lad "Aw
son that play’s as old as the hills”
"Yes coach but I’m not as old
as the hills” the lad countered
The Jay-Vees took it light Wed-
nesday concentarting on offensive
assignments following Tuesday's
scrimmage
Harry Mitchell of Tulsa Jay-
Vee player who stopped a flying
shoe with his nose in Tuesday's
scrimmage was okay Wednesday
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Nichols, Mildred. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1943, newspaper, September 16, 1943; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1800097/m1/8/?q=%22Education+-+Colleges+and+Universities+-+Faculty+and+Staff%22: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.