The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 01, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
V. P. 1. CANCELLED
CAROLINA GAMES
Virginia Institute Will Not
Play in Columbia.
Wake Forest Will be Here on One of
the Days Made Vacant-Other
Date to be Filled.
Virginia Polytechnic institute, due*
to play the University of South Car
olina two games of baseball here the
latter part of April, has canceled its
engagement. Moffatt G. McDonald,
manager of the Carolina nine, has
secured Wake Forest to ,fill one of
these dates, and expects to be able
to announce shortly that a team has
been secured to play on the other day
left vacant by V. P. I.'s cancellation.
Ten games. comprise the at-home
schedule of the Gamecocks, the sea
son opening March 20, with Lafay
ette college of Eaton, Pa. The fol
lowing week, which is Easter week,
Davidson will be seen in action on
Davis field, Tuesday and Wednes
day. Oak Ridge will be here for
three games, later, Washington and
Lee for two, and \Vake Forest for
one. The Lafayette team will play
Carolina thrice, March 20, 21
and 22.
Lafayette is known to the local
fans. Last year the Keystoners
made quite a favorable impression
in Columbia, when twice they
stacked against the husky Carolin
ians. 'T'he games resulted in an
even break, Carolina getting away
with the first and Lafayette the sec
ond. A large crowd witnessed the
contests, and the attendance this
year is anticipated to be even larger.
While no definite announcement
has been made to this effect, it is ex
pected that the opening (lay of the
season will again be an elaborate
affair.
Prospective Courses.
The following are suggestions as
to special courses that might be
given in the university this term:
By Prof. Snowvden-A course en
titled, "Seeing Charleston, Past,
Present and Future," with attention
especially to my library and miy trip
to Europe. Time-As long as you
will listen.
By Prof. Chamberlayne-A
course entitled, "Why We Should
Study Latin Longer," showing how
by my special method of unpassable
examinations I am enticing students
to (10 so. Time-As long as you wvill
standl it.
By Prof. Wauchope-"My Theo
ries on Shakespere; or the Discov
eries I Have Made that Nobody Else
Ever Imagined." Only my books
medl in this course
By Prof. Keith-A course en
titled, "How to be Superior Though
Polite." Open to Seniors and the
Faculty only.
By Prof. Morse-A course en
titled "How to Appear Profound
Without Being Detected..' No pre
vious knowledge of anything re
quired.
Sick and Near Sick.
H. G. Geer has left for his home
in Belton for a few days on account
of pink eyes.
P. M. Rembert will soon be out
of the infirmary.
E. D. Goodwin is in the infirmary.
Edward McCrady was in the in
firmary last week.
Brown, who was accidentally hit
in the eve with a baseball last week,
will soon be able to resume practice.
We received the following com
munication lately:
Editor THE GAMECOCK.
Dear Sir: Knowing the great in
fluence of your paper upon the stu
dents of this institution, I send the
following recipe:
How to be D)istinguished Looking:
Pronounce all "a"s broadly, wear
English-cut clothes, and always
wear eyeglasses, a monocle on spe
cial occasions.
Your distinguished friend,
Sandifer.
Prof. Chamberlayne to Poole:
"What great nation did Alexander
first conquer ?"
Poole (scratching his head)
"The Germans."
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