Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Great Game. (Continued from Page One.) 1897, Clemson i8, Carolina 6. 1898, Clemson 24, Carolina o. 1899, Clemson 34, Carolina o. 1900, Clemson 51, Carolina o. 1901, No game. 1902, Carolina 12, Clemson 6. 1909, Clemson 6, Carolina o. Mace began his football career in his Sophomore year at Carolina, playing halfback and end on the scrub tean. He was a substitute in the game with the Georgia Medical College last year. He is playing good ball this year as right end on the Varsity eleven, and will probably play in the game with Clemson Fair Week. McNair played end on the Fish burne team 1907-08, before coming to Carolina. He was a "sub" on Carolina Varsity team 19o8-o9. He is playing left halfback on tlh Var sity team this year, and has taken part in all games of this season. Tom Stoney played good ball as end on Porte--s Mili-tary Academy team in 1907. After coming to Caro lina he played "sub" on the Varsity squad during 1909, playing quarter back in the game with Davidson. Tom is light in weight, but hasn't let that interfere with his playing quarterback on the Varsity in every game this year. Wyche played football every sea son since his Freshman year at Car olina. His record is as follows: Center, "Fresh" class team, 1907; center, Sophomore class team, 1908; right halfback and fullback, Junior class team, 1909; fullback in the gaic between Charleston College and Carolina; left halfback in the game with the Georgia Medical Col 'A Carolina's ape lege, and also in the game with Wake Forest tihis year. Blackburn was cap)tain of the Freshman class 'team at Caro.ina, and played quarterback in 1907. Played end on "scrubs" same year. He played end on the Varsity team last year, and hopes 'to take p)art in the Fair Week ganme ,wvith Clemson. We all know "Reddy" Metts, oither by acquaintance on rep)uta tion. -ec played fullback on towvn 'teams here in Columbia b)efore com ing to Carolina, and has played ever since, HIe hopes to help in the slnah+te of the igaes this meek. During 1908, Girardeau began his football education on the Columbia High School team. He played with the "scrubs" and on the Freshman class team as fullback during 1909. ............9 Crawford, who Is doing some drop-kicking. He is now sub tackle on the Varsi.ty squad. Sligh is a veteran of last year, and won his reputation in the Clem son game of that time. This year we look upon him as a sort of anchor of hope for we know lie can be (e pended upon in emergencies. His playing is consistent and aggressive N1.. edy back field. frm first 'to last, and we hope lhe wi1ll be seein on the field Thursday. Rawls star ted his 'football career lasit year -at guard, and( playedl in seven games. This year he holds Nown right tackle, and is one of our most dlependab)le p)layers. He has p)articip)atedl in all the games this season aind promises us to give the Tigers all he has in him. Buie was sub guard on Varsity last year, and weint wi'th the teanm to AtlantFa. IHe was scrub center for two years previous. This year he is at left guardl, and will probably g-o in against Clemson Thursdany. FAT] ft 0 With each package of Fatima you get a popu-. a lar actress' photograph -also a pennant cou pon, 25 of which secure p a handsome felt college - pennant (12x32)--se- Cl lection of 100. T for Nearly 'Cbree-C THE STUDENTS 4 HAVE MADE Tf HEADQUARTERS AND SUPPLIES. SET BY YOUR FA Cbe R. L. 1 Booksellers :: Statione 1425-1427 MAIN STREET - . When you got money from 1 a Checking Account. National Loan a COLUD "Che Strongest,13 EDWIN W. R1 EDWARD HIRLTII. Vice-Prest. T. It STACKHoUSE, Vice-P,rest. COLUMBIA'a STYLE 10 cB. DISCOUN We carry the Clothes the Fuwrnishings, too. P. L. Wrig SCRUGG Phone 306CoMa Get the news of the Univers by subscribing to Che 65 MA TURKISH IA4 BLF-ND :IGARETTES LITERATURE Fanciful phrases or ioughts couched in beauti il language may be well iough for the classics, but ne homely word is suffi Lent to describe Fatima igarettes-They're Bully"-and unlike hakespeare, we repeat iey're "bully." Works of the old masters f tobacco blending ithors of all your joys re Fatimas. Plainly acked-10 additional garettes instead of a fancy :)X. E AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. tuartera of a Century )F THE UNIVERSITY [IS ESTABLISHMENT FOR COLLEGE BOOKS KEEP UP THE PACE ,THER'S FATHER i: I ryan Company rs u Printers Binders - - . - COLUMBIA, S. C. iomie deposit it with us and run Start right now with the nd 6xcbange Bank IBIA, S. C. ank n the Carolinas" IERTSON, President GILIERT M. BERRY, Cashier E. C. CATIICART, Asst. Cashier BEST STORE QUALITY T TO STUDENTSI College Chap wants. Hats and ht, Campus Representative. S & SWANN BIA, s. C. $404 Main St. ity amecock See the Business Manager at 6 East LeGare