
| Vol 8, No 334 | November 30, 1939 | Thursday Evening |
(1939)
In 1939, the Texas A&M Aggies, under coach Homer Norton were invinciable. By the time they faced the Longhorns for their season finale, the Aggies had only given up 18 points in 9 games. On this date, the Texas Aggies defeated the Texas Longhorns at Kyle Field, 20-0, and came away ranked Number One in the nation. At the Sugar Bowl, A&M defeated Tulane 14-13 and won the only National Championship in school history. A&M lost to Texas each of the next eight years.
On this date in 1836, Houston is selected as the site of the new Capitol of the Republic. Within months land is sold in the Houston area, and a city is formed.