1914 – A season of records

10/11/201905/09/2026

Statistically, the 1914 football team and basketball team still lead in many Longhorn Sports history categories

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Clyde Littlefield

Clyde Littlefield

Hall of Honor Inductees from 1914

Hall of Honor Inductees from 1914

1914 Basketball team

1914 Basketball team

Check out the ages of the athletes

Check out the ages of the athletes

SWC champs - Undefeated

SWC champs – Undefeated

Size and scores

1914 football team

1914 football team

One of the best coaches and players ever as a Longhorn

One of the best coaches and players ever as a Longhorn

Athletic Scrap book by Max H. Bickler (1)

Athletic Scrap book by Max H. Bickler (1)

1915 scrap book football squad

1915 scrap book piling on

1915 scrap book Texas vs. Oklahoma

1915 scrap book Texas vs. Oklahoma

2015 1915 scrap book Texas vs Alabama

1915 scrap book Texas vs Notre Dame Clark Field program

scrap book Doc Henry

scrap book Doc Henry

scrap book Doc henry article

scrap book Doc Henry article

1914 scrap book texas vs. Trinity program

S.E. Mezes U.T. President

Scrap book – returning from a winning road trip

1913-1914 business men football season tickes scrap book

Ticket 1913-1914 scrap book

Scrap book Big Bertha is 10 feet tall and 44 inches wide

Scrap book- Barrell, Wimmer, Walker, Neilson , and Littlefield

1926 scrap book Texas football stadium

1926 scrap book Texas football stadium

1926 scrap book Bud Sprague

1926 scrap book texas beats AM

Scrap book Dr. Penick was a professor and tennis coach

1952 scrap book ????

Scrap book Big Bertha

Scrap book – the ordeals of Scrap book coachin

Scrap book – poen

Scrap book – Texas vs Sewanee in Houston

1914 Scrap book 1914 squad at training camp

1914 Scrap book 1914 squad at training camp

1914 Scrap book 1914 Arbuckle, Allerdice, Moran

1914 Scrap book Coach Arbuckle and Allerdice

Scrap book Coach Moran

1914 Scrap book Secor, Carlton, Barrell, Bob ? and Dittmar

1912 Scrap book

1914 scrap book Baylor vs. Texa s

1914 Scrap book Texas beats Baylor

1914 Scrap book Rice vs. Owls

1923 letter to Max Bickler and his scrap book

1923 letter to Max Bickler and his scrap book

Scrap book Cactus Board

19141923 letter to Max Bickler and his scrap book State Fair

1914 scrap book O.U. program

1914 Scrap book Cotton Bowl tickets and State Fair admission

1914 Scrap book Texas – OU program

1914 Scrap book Cotton bowl vs. O.U.

1914 scrap book Texas vs. O.U.

1914 Scrap book Texas vs. Southwestern program

1914 Scrap book Texas vs. Haskell

1914 Scrap book Barrell punting

1914 Scrap book Texas vs. Mississippi program

1914 Scrap book ticket Texas vs. Mississippi

1914 scrap book Tom Hoover

1914 scrap book Tom Hoover

1914 scrap book THE MAGAZINE

scrap book The Old Main

1914 scrap book A&M tickets

scrap book Barrell and Edmond

1914 scrap book Jordan and Goodman

1914 scrap book undefeated Longhorns

scrap book Doc Henry

1915 scrap book Captain Berry

1914 scrap book Walter Camp select Jordan as an All-American

1914 scrap book Harvard vs Yale tickets

1914 scrap book front row Max Bickler, Rather back row Parrish – no one else was named

1915 scrap book March Texas Monthly

1915 scrap book competition Inter scholastic league

1915 scrap book track meet with O.U.

1914-1915 season ticket for all sports

scrap1915 book Coach Trenchmann will aid Allerldice

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