The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 06, 1912, Page 6, Image 6
THE SICK
Varn is still having trouble with
his foot. It is hoped that he will
he out soon.
Coggeshall was unwell for a few
(lays this week.
Barksdale is (amt again after a
few (lays' stay in tihe infirmary.
Prof. Keith has been sick for sev
eral (lays. His many friends wish
h1i1 a speedy recOvery.
BIRD SEED
Frowsy Bill says Prof. Thomas'
Latin is not of his "class," i. e.
obsolete.
P. S.-In view of the fact that
no one has ever accused Frowsy of
studying Latin (or anything else)
the above is uncalled for.
Lent has been unusually well ob
served on the campus this year.
Most every one has given up study
mng.
Prof. Carson in I physics: "1Ir.
Hoffman, if Mr. Reeves should tell
you that what you had there on the
board was not the correct order of
the colors in a prismatic spectrum
what would you do?"
Soph. Hoffman : "I would ask
him to tell me the correct order."
An elect ion held among the co-eds
of Ohio State last week resulted in
a decided victory for the antis; 70
votes were cast for, 121 against the
issue. About two-thirds of the co
e(ls were not sufhciently interested
to vote. A similar election at Ohio
\Vesleyan last week resulted in a
defeat for the suffragettes by a vote
of 58 to 168.-Exchange.
PENN. ST)
Tils picture of tJ,e visitors wais
t(ymnastiIuium just liefore' tile.V went I
men. 9 to 3, in five innings.
HAIL, ROOTERS.
Sing a song of ball men,
A craw full of grit;
Strike 'em out, strike 'em out,
They never get a hit.
With Gage a pitching twisters,
Not giving 'em even a smell;
While Horton's holding first,
With Sam a'ketchin' like hell.
While I'ommy's a'pulling off stunts
That'u'd surprise the oldest fan:
A'stoppin' those red-hot ground,ers,
And flies as oft as lie can.
When it comes to Boozer,
Ie worries the pitcher so
IlIe throws the ball so wildly,
''hat he takes his base, you know.
But Smith he plays the ball;
He's a perfect wonder:
He plays with grace and ease,
.\nd never makes a blunder.
H-ave courage, all ye ballnen,
We're sure to win again:
\Ve battled hard with Lafayette,
And had a race with Penn.
We have a winning team,
The students are sure to root ;
For Oglesby's everywhere,
And stops the ball to boot.
Look away down in right field,
Where all the flies must (lie;
I hear the visitors groaning.
Their supporters heave a sigh.
Cheer 'em up, cheer 'em up,
\Vhat do we care for that?
\Ve are going to win again,
When McG iowan comes to the bat.
Cheer 'em1 up, ye rooters;
Cheer. I say, like hell;
If yOur throat's too weak to cheer,
Just give us an honest yell.
J1. L. Greene.
The first college paper published
in America was at D7artimouth.
Daniel Webster was one of the con
trihutors.--Exchange.
EOE.i'hoto b)y Jlanchardim '(.
iaken on tihe stepjs of the Univ'ersIiy
o EImwvood 1)mr1k tn t.imn (im (a-.
J. L. Greene spent the week-end
at Eastover with W. W. Rivers.
The faculty at Michigan has un
der consideration a project for al
lowing college credit for wdrk (lone
on the student publications.-Ex
change.
Southern Tea
Has placed many gradt
prominent and remunern
help you. Get our bool
W. H. JONES, Mgr., ca
AN INTERESTIN
We the undersigned have boughi
wish by this means to give our end
to investigate his proposijion. We
you from $5.00 to $10.00 on a sui1
any tailor in this city.
D. A. Brockinton, Nat Kennedy, JI
Hagood, Alan Johnstone, Jr., I
W. Bouchier, E. H. Hanna, W.
Goggans, Hoyt Watson, T. M. (
McTeer.
Experience: Five years.
Lines: International, Strauss Broth
WM. H. SCOTT,
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M/loney fo~cm Aome /"
An event of student days bec.ause
it means the little luxuries and the
big ones too, like Fatima Cigarettes,
Wih eah packag. of Falteim' 2IO 0 f or
n"I' (i"'" a.* ',TffS' 15 cents
At Yale in 206 answers to the
question, "What do you most de
sire to accomplish this year in col
lege ?" 58 answered that high grades
was their chief anmbition, 42 ex
pressed the aspiration to excel in
athletics, and 37 simply hoped to
pass off all their work.-Exchange.
chers' Agency
lates of the University in
itive positions. We can
det, a Plan.
ilina National Bank Building, City
[G PROPOSITION
clothing from Wm. H. Scott and
orsement and urge other students
sincerely believe that he can save
and can give you as good fit as
is. W. Rhea, Allan M. Paul, L. K.
El. 0. Purdy, Jr., R. E. Wilson, T.
S. Robbins, W. H. Harper, H. G.
'illand, A. M. Greenfield, Jr., G. M.
ers and the Stern Company.
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