Texas at Texas A&M

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  , November 29, 1935

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  ACCIES Whip STEERS 2O-6 Longhorns Unable 20 Down Old Kyle Field Tradition COLLEGE STATION. Nov. 29.- R-The Texas AggieS, their game OF the year recorded ia the win column, saw bright prospects Fri day for a powerful football team next season. Only “a OF the players who started for the Agg1eS in Thurs days battle with the Texas Long horns. which ended in a 20 to 6 victory for A. a. NJ, was a senior. The win wRs the Aggie’s first over the LOnghorns In four years and the only significance 1t had IN the Southwest conference was 10 decide who would hold the cellar position. Texas has beaten A. e. M. only once on Kyle field In the annual Thanksgiving classic between the teams. That tradition was kept intact. The victory was the first major one for the Aggies this year. The loss ended n OF the most dismal seasons for the Longho-ns in recent years. They won one Of SIX conference battles. The Longhorns. aided BY a strong wind that figured in all the scoring in the game, started with a flashy offensive. They put across their only counter on a 38-yard run by Buster Jurecka In the first few minutes Of play. Then the Aggies took charge. Jimmy Shockey. sophomore south paw back, led the offensive that the Longhorns failed TO stop. Shockey’s passes, mainly TO Fred Wright, also a sophomore, account ed for one touchdown and led TO the other two. Jurecka broke loose for his touch down run for Texas after the Aggies reserved the opening kickoff and punted poorly into the wind. A kick against the gale which went to the Texas 80 put the Aggies in position for their first score in the second quarter. wilkins gaLop-

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 29, 1935, page 5 (results column)

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  RESULTS OF GRID GAMES The following are results of prin- ,ipal football games played in vari- JUS parts of the country on Thanks yiving Day afternoon: Fordham 21; New York University ]. Penn 33; Cornell T. Nebraska 26; Oregon 20. Missouri 0; Kansas o. Texas Aggies 20; Texas 6. Alabama 6; Vanderbilt IA. Bucknell T; Temple 6. Utah State IA; Utah 14. Colorado IA; Denver 0. Detroit 12; Texas Tech. T. Xavier 12; Centenary o. Kentucky 27; Tennessee 0. Arizona 53; Drake 0. Montana State 6; Montana Mines 3. Linfield 21; Albany 6. Gonzaga 20; Portland University o Willamette 10; Whitman O. Colgate 33; Brown 0. Syracuse 0; Maryland o. Miami T; Cincinnati O. Pittsburgh 0; Carnegie Tech J. Virginia 0; North Carolina 61. Arkansas IA; Tulsa T.

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  The Nome daily nugget, Alaska, November 29, 1935, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Scores (By The Associated Press1 Fordham 21 N Y U 0 Penn B Cornell ‘ Nebraska 26 Oregon s 20 Missouri 0 Kansas 0 Texas Aggies 20 Texas 6 Alabama 6 Vanderbilt 14 Bucknell 2 Temple 6 Utah State l4 Utah IA Colorado 24 Denver 0 Xavier 12 Centenary 0 Detroit 12 Texas Tech ‘ Kentucky 27 Tennessee 0 Arizona 53 Drake 0 Montana State 6 Montana Mines 3 Lindfield 21 Albany 6 Gonzaga 20 Portland U 0 Willamette 10 Whitman 0 Colgate 33 Brown 0

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Officially, Texas leads 78–⁠37–⁠5; as played, 71–⁠37–⁠5 in the 113 games on file; the official count covers all 120 meetings, counting the 78 since this game.