The Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 10, Ed. 1 Monday, February 22, 1932 Page: 3 of 4
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Monday, February 22, 1932
THE LONE STAR LUTHERAN
PAGE THREE
STUDENTS
HEADQUARTERS
BULLDOGS HIT
FAST STRIDE TO
BEAT RANGERS
Game Is Featured By Large
Scoring In Last Period
of Play.
TEXAS HISTORY FOR 323
YEARS
1542—DeSoto penetrates as far
north as Texarkana in exploring
Texas territory.
1682—LeSalle sails the great
lakes and down the Mississippi to
its mouth.
1685—LaSalle returns from
France with colonists and estab-
lishes the first white settlement
in Texas, on Lavaca river near
Gulf, and called it Fort St. Louis.
1718—Building of missions on
San Antonio river begun.
1762—Louisiana Territory ceded
by France to Spain.
1800—Spain cedes Louisiana to
France.
1803—United States acquires
Louisiana by purchase.
1819—Dr. Long invades Texas
with expedition recruited at
Natchez, Mississippi. Long elect-
ed first president of Republic of
Texas. Moses Austin introduces
first successful colonization
scheme in Texas. On his death
Stephen. F. Austin carried out his
work.
1826—Fredonian revolution or-
ganized, followed by defeat and
decisive steps toward indepen-
dence.
1820 to 1830—Population of
Texas increases from 4,000 to 20,-
000.
1833—Mexican convicts and de-
serters sent to settle Texas.
1836—Santa Anna leads 8,000
fighting men into the field. At-
tacked the Alamo on February 23,
which fell on March 6, and all
its defenders were put to death.
At convention at Washington on
Brazos a few months earlier in-
dependence was declared. David
G. Burnet was selected for presi-
dent and General Sam Houston
commander of the army.
1836—Battle of San Jacinto
fought in Texas independence es-
tablished. Santa Anna captured.
1836—General Sam Houston
elected president.
1842—San Antonio captured.by
General Vasquez, but call to arms
brings general response and Mexi-
cans are forced to evacuate.
1845— Congress votes to annex
Texas.
1846— People of Texas vote in
favor of annexation. In this per-
iod General Zachary Taylor is
sent to Texas to drive out the in-
vading Mexican army.
1861—Texas decides to with-
draw from Union.
1865—Last battle of the Civil
War fought at Brazos Santiago,
May 15.
Playing heads-up basketball
and in excellent condition, the
Lutheran College Bulldogs defeat-
ed the San Antonio Jr. College
Rangers by a score of 32-21. The
game was played Wednesday, Feb.
io, in San Antonio on the Y. M.
C. A. court.
The Bulldogs outplayed the
Rangers and jumped to an early
lead which the Rangers were un-
able to overcome.
Lineup:
Bulldogs: Rangers:
Stahl_________F________Jones
Bergmann____F_______Howell
Renger, E.____C ------Martin
Braun________G--------Nash
Renger, P.____G____Townsend
The Amazons lost a game to
Gonzales that they certainly
should have won. It seemed evi-
dent that the Amazons were far
from being at their best.
Gonzales led until the last few
minutes of play, then the Amazons
staged a rally that came within
three points of winning.
Score: 23-19.
Lineup: Eberhard, guard; An-
der, guard; Schroeder, center;
Scott, center; Wied, forward;
Becker, forward.
Eberhard and Wied starred for
T. L. C.
GAMES STILL TO BE PLAYED
Feb. 20, St. John’s Lutheran, there
Feb. 25, Blinn College, here.
Feb. 26, Blinn College, here.
Not fixed, San Antonio Jr. College,
there.
OPENWORK HOSE
USED FOR CRIBBING,
PROFESSOR STATES
Chicago, Feb. 20.—These new
open-work stockings the girls are
wearing—
Professor Norman Bradish of
Northwestern University said to-
day have caused an outbreak of
cribbing in examinations.
The girls wrote out before ex-
aminations answers to the ques-
tions they think may be asked,
Professor Bradish said. The an-
swers, he said, are on small pieces
of paper and the paper is placed
under the stocking.
All that remains is for the co-
ed to move her skirt during the
test and copy the answer from
the paper.
“And,” the professor conclud-
ed, “what is a professor going to
do about it?”
Long Boy: “Big boy, wuz George
Washington as honest as dey sez
he wuz?
Shorty: “Ah tell you, nigger, he
was the honestest man dat ever
wuz born.
Long Boy: “Den how come dey
close de banks on his birthday?”
The merchants who
advertise in this pa-
per will give you
best values for your
money.
Drop Two Games to Blinn In
First of Series
Friday and Saturday, February
12 and 13, the fast Blinn Bucca-
neers defeated the Lutheran Bull-
dogs in two games of basketball.
The games were played in Bren-
ham. These were the first of a
series of games to be played be-
tween the two teams.
In the first game, the Bulldogs
were defeated 41-13. The Blinn
team had the Bulldogs outclassed
in playing and were considerably
taller. The Buccaneers started off
with a rush and kept steadily in-
creasing their lead throughout the
game.
In the second game the Bull-
dogs showed up considerably bet-
ter and for the first few minutes
of play the Bulldogs had an edge
on the Buccaneers. From that
time on, the Buccaneers tighten-
ed down and started their scoring
attack, which resulted in a de-
feat for the Bulldogs, by a score
of 20-72.
Starting lineup:
Bulldogs: Buccaneers:
Linne--------F __________Hiley
Bergmann____F_______Wagner
Renger E.____C ______ Nyquist
Braun________G_______Howell
Renger, P.----G____McDonald
NOTICE
The second v team of the
Amazons defeated the first team
in a practice scrimmage, Feb. 18.
This justifies the adage that the
strength of a team depends on
its second team. Nice goin’, Sec-
onds. Make that first team
hustle!
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BULLDOGS WIN
RETURN GAME
FROM SILENTS
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Win Fast Game to Even Score
With Deaf and Dumb
Silents.
In a fast snappy game of bas-
ketball, the Lutheran Bulldogs
defeated the Texas Deaf and
Dumb Silents by a score of 32-
47. The game was played in Se-
guin, February 19.
Early in the first half the Bull-
dogs started a whirlwind scoring
attack and piled up a good lead
on the Silents. By the time the
Silents did any scoring to speak
of, they were far behind the Bull-
dogs. The score at the end of
the half was 12-28.
In the second half the Silents
succeeded in holding the Bull-
dogs a little better. Both sides
scored heavily in the last period.
Starting lineup:
Bulldogs: Silents:
Linne--------F------Blanton
Renger, P.____F______Franks
Renger, E.----C------Duncan
Braun--------G_______Quinn
Boethel-----— G ______ Wyatt
Referee: Brandenberger.
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Lo, folks!
******
Well, I believe it’s a good idea
to begin this column with a bit of
pleasant news. The Bulldogs won
their second game from San An-
tonio Junior College, and if you
remember, they also won the first
game, Nice goin’!
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Blinn Memorial College must be
getting cocky by now. Besides
winning our little brown jug in
football, they defeated us twice in
basketball.
******
We’ll try to get revenge when
they play us on our home court.
Besides that, the baseball season
will soon roll around.
******
That reminds me. There has
been quite a lot of preparation
for baseball lately. Cleat marks
are beginning to appear in var-
ious spots, and if you listen close
you can hear the smack of ball
striking glove.
******
Straight Dope: If Linne can
put as much control on a ball as
he can put power behind it, he
will make the pitching staff hustle
to keep their job.
******
The Amazons lost a freak game
to Gonzales. For nine-tenths of
the game, the Amazons played
listless basketball, managing to
keep in sight of Gonzales by their
evident (latent) superiority. In
the last minute of play they flash-
ed into their regular stride and
came within three points of ty-
ing the score. I venture to say
that if the game had lasted one
minute longer they would have
won by four points.
******
Adios!
Current Comment
Benjamin N. Cordoza, New York
state judge, has been appointed
by President Hoover as Justice of
the Supreme Court to fill the va-
cancy left by Justice .Oliver Wen-
dell Holmes.
Col. Frank Knox, publisher of
the Chicago Daily News, has been
appointed by President Hoover
to head the drive against the
hoarding of gold and money in
the United States.
Former Secretary of the Treas-
ury' Andrew W. Mellon has been
appointed as ambassador to Eng-
land. Ogden Mills has been ap-
pointed secretary of the treasury
in his place.
The Japanese troops, so far,
have been unsuccessful in cap-
turing the Chapei district of
Shanghai from the Chinese. The
final drive is now under way.
Premier M. Laval and his cabi-
net resigned due to the fact that
the French senate failed to give
his cabinet a vote of confidence.
All of the nations are now meet-
ing in Geneva for the purpose of
disarming. The wars in the Far
East probably will make the
meeting unsuccessful.
Today, February 22, Texas will
hold its first state-wide Garner-
for-President meeting in San An-
tonio. Governor Sterling, the
Texas Congressional Delegation,
and its two senators, Sheppard
and Connally, have offered Gar-
ner as their choice for the Demo-
cratic namination.
Mother: “Isn’t that a cute hat
for a little boy?”
Son (after eyeing mother’s
choice) : “Seventy-five dollars, I
hope, maybe.”
Miss Vivian: “English people
enjoy ‘looking up’ to their king.”
Max M.: “Wouldn’t they have
a lot of fun if Everett Renger was
their king?”
“Waiter, it’s been half an hour
since I ordered that turtle soap.”
“Well, sir, you know how tur-
tles are.”
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