Jim (Frog) Nowlin, veteran Varsity third baseman, led the S in gle* an d D o u b le s C h am p ion s Longhorn champions in batting during the past season with M ay Be D eterm in ed By I the phenomenal average of .413, statistics released yesterday F rid ay I by Manager Ty Cobb show. The Longhorns hit .5*15 as a team, and fielded .944. Rube Leissner batted next to Nowlin, with an average for the season of .392. Jimmy Dunaway, regular Longhorn left fielder, handled I 32 chances I *.1-rn~.----S em

more »

... i-finals in the A ll-U niversity tennis to u rn a m e n t will s ta rt today on the V arsity co u rts, and those In charge o f the m atches hope to com* k U i. i i . . L _ _ Letters A re Sent to Sum m on T M en to W oodland M eet a g e ; I: r J u d s o n , e t Letters are being sent out today to all initiates and 4,T" men sum moning them to attend "T" ini tiation in East Woods Thursday afternoon. The ceremony is to be shot through with a bucolic atmos phere, ail the activities being held in the open woods. According to George Hill, pres ident of the "T" Association, there will be added as a h eaw induce-' y eats