The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 03, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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TENNIS TOURNAMENT COMES TO UNIVERSITY Southern Intercollegiate Ten nis Meet Here Next Week. Preliminaries Will Begin Monday Morning at 10 O'clock on Uni versity and Ridgewood Courts. On Monday morning at t o o'clock begins the Southern Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament. The two newer courts hack of Rutledge have under gone thorough repairs. but are not yet in condition for tournalient play. Thursday at noon the court near Le Conte college, on the corner of Pendleton and 1Pickens streets, was freely watered, re-marked and put in splendid shape for the last doubhles practice between \Varing and Cary vs. Professors Davis and Easterling. Two courts at Ridgewood Club are available. ad one of these is the best court ill the State. Carolina's doubles entries will be two teams: \\'aring and Cary; and McCord ad I laniahan. I ler sin gles players are to be AlcCord, Cooper and \\.ring. The first dobliles team has arranged a practice trip I p()a n where they meet \shill :n( I'rofessor Colwcll of \Wofford Friday Inoriing; Prevost and Cothran,. and thie E?rwin brothers of Clemson in (reenville Frilav after-n(uon and1 Saturday. Manager John S. I loey. while attenlding to other university business, takes his teant oni this trip. They will return oi the Special Siiday a fternoon, accOmanied by the ClemsO11 pair. One of the delegates to the South ern C(ollege IPress .\ssociation at Charlottesville has givet it out that Virgillia cxpects to send her teal n. An extra effort is being made to at tain this end. and one or two tele grais w%ill sn( )1 decide the matter. It is definitely known. however, that Georgia will be represented by Good wvn and Carter, NI,rth Carolina by Oates a11(1 Chambers, and Clemson by J. \\'. and J. 0. Erwin. On Tuesday night at the Arcade a banqluet will be given to lie tennis teal, ianagement and visitors. AI r. Jul ius I I . ih1 a rri 1ha s agreed to fur niishi a box of \\'righit & D it son haills for use ini the Iiourntamlent. THE Y. M. C. A. DOINGS. Alr. I I. ( ) I lannia. a fellow stn dent, a<dlressed the Y. \l C..\. al its regular mlleeting last We'dnesdlay eveni ng. I Ie used as 1his subject. '"The Ilirthi of a Gr'eat I lope."' lie exti iitely (Ierelope c~Idi hee p)oints:. Con versat ion: 2. 1Knoiwledge:. Associationi. 'Tle Y. M. (C. .\. will m~eet next Thursay evenling at 7: ; o'clock. Tlhe (late of tihe meeting has been cha nged onl accounit of the Souithe rn Oratorical contest to be held in thle city next Wednesday evening COLLEGE FOR WOMEN GIVE WITCH CARNIVAL Greatest Comic Extravaganza Ever Given in College Garden Will On the night of Monday, May the fifth, the Witches, the Goblins and the Fairy Folk will hold high car nival in the gardlens of the College for Vomen. The awesome festiv ities with which the first of May is ushered in will be postponed until the fifth, and on that night there will be a mnotly assembly of Sprites. and Elves and \Vitch-like Forms, pre sidintg over bewitching sideshows. There von will see such marvels. such wonders, such extraordinary feats, such astonishing sights, all so fascinatingly portrayed, and mirac ulously done as it is impossible in a few words to describe. There you will be allowed to gaze into the fu ture and read there your fate. There you will see the (lainty fairies who have elerge(d for the first and only time frotm the (lusty volumes of "Mid Summer Night's Drealm," in order t4 dance their graceful (lances on the night of the fifth. There you will see the Weird Sisters. who pre sided (tver the destiiv )f Macbeth himself. and vou may behold with your own eves the w\ondrunsly grue some caullr+ n in\ which they brew tle i rOible that hubbles and b bles and h11 11 les. Th-ere v Itu will see such nloving pictures as the Lyric never iffered. There viln will see 111lst rels s( excruiaiin;-ly ftii1n1 as (ze r C Iv ills m ' i l ('e t1i i. ---- ( 1 l11 tl t t . 1 h Here the Conquering Hero Comes If you can't be the "hero," r the most of it-smoke a Fatima 60 Falin copn ilAeu as pilwIo 24 In eqat dal du CAROLINA GAMECOCKS ROMP ON WAKE FOREST Milton Adams Shuts Out Baptists for Eight Innings. Nine to Three Was Result of Hard Fought Game on Davis Field. "Reddy" Gets Three-bagger. Carolina romped on Wake Forest Tuesday afternoon in a rather slow and onc-sided mixul) with the final score of 9 to 3. The Baptists showe(l poor form for the first four innings an(l let nine (Ganecocks make the circuit before they tightened down. At the beginning of the fifth, how ever, they put in a new catcher and got to work and no scores were made from then on. The home team shut out the visitors till the ninth, when they got loose with three hits that brought in a trio of runs. Kid Adams pitched a steady game for the Gamecocks, fielded well and made a run. Fritz showed his usual form behind the hat, got away with three hits and romped across the ruhher t wice. Rleddv swatted the pill for a three-hagger and iianoue vered tO a(lvantage arould the first sack. 'F ommynv. as usual, showed )up well in center. Rudisill was strong I (c fnsive woirk an d ipulled off a timelv hit ii the first. F'or the visitors l'tlev at first played a steady gami and Gooch got away ~with three of their six hits. Score by innings: R 11 E \\ake Fore'st .O( 000 003---3 6 6 ('arlina. . . ()2 200 oo' --) 6 : 2 0 7k S15ullrlln ci((rfm. *D1sincrve/ Men of Carolina We greet you and ask you to come and meet us. We are your nearest clothing shop. Always up to the minute. - - BEN M. SAWYER. Campus Agent BAILEY CLOTHING CO. Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Phone 1213 COLLEGE CLOTHING for COLLEGE MEN at COLLEGE PRICES 10% Less Than Other Folks 1405 MAIN -. - PHONE 886 Just ThinkAboutIt Only Takes Me 15 Minutes To Make Your Old Shoes New at the Columbia Shoe Repairing Shop HARRY ORENSTEIN, Prop. Phone 2018 - 1705 Main Work Sent for and Delivered "As Copeland Goes, So Goes the Fashion" "LEARN THE WAY" SUITS $12.50 to $30.00 R. S. OWENS. Campus Aet. COR. MAIN AND TAYLOR STREETS NORFOL VOPFOLCa New ARROW COLLAR 2 for 25 ofa. CInett. Peabody & Co.. boe.. Nae,s GEORGE TOPSHE RUNS Cold Drinks, Fruits, Candies, Tobaccos GIVE HIM A CALL MA IN & COLLEGE STREETS Columbia Hotel Barber Shop Runt on Antiseptice Principle. EASY SIIAVING, STYLISII IAIR CUTTING Especially Gaoodl Service am antioit Attntn .o All