T o m o r ro w at College Station. Hard Games Expected Wit Ii Farm ers. Coach B illy Disch and fourteen Longhorns left last night over the J. < v ti. N. for College Station, where they play the first road game of the season. They meet A . & VI. today and Friday on the A ggies' home lot, and Rid' in Houston on Saturday. The games with the Farm ers are two of tin most important of the sea son. and the winning of the two by either team would play a large part in the settlement of the T. I. I. A.

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... ampionship. A. & JVI. is now leading the race with a 1000 average, while Texas takes second place with .SVT after defeating the Bears. Comparative scores seem to favor the Farmers, as they did the Baylorites before the recent games. A. A' VI. defeated the Bice and Chinese teams by a much larger score than did the Texans, hut Ike Ashburn of College Station, who was in Austin a few days ago, is quoted as having said that the Farmers had slowed up during their recent cames and that they are not .showing the class of the early season. Coach Disch will use his third make shift team of the season today, but this same lineup sent B a y lo r back to Waco wondering, and the coach be lieve-his men can repeat. Lefty Thomas will pitch the first game of the series if th*' thermometer is up a hit, hut if the predicted cold pell arrives, it will be Freshm an Car michael or Dick Gregg. One of the Harts will receive. After picking thirteen men and the squad being entitled to another mem ber, George Anderson, B ill Trabue and Mian McMurray drew lots to see who would be the fourteenth man. Ander son won. The remaining members of the -quad will play St. Edwards on the Catholics' home grounds Friday. I he following men accompanied Coach Disch: Ezzell,