The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
INTER-SOCIETY DEBATE
REIV EXT MONTH
Euphradians and Clariosoph
ics to lash.
Both Societies to be Represented by
Experienced Men-Medals Will
-Be Aw ed
A reV,al of the old intet -society
debate, discontinued since t906, wras
brought about at a joint meeting of
the Clariosophic and 1nphradian
Literary Societies last Saturday
night.
MN1r. Irandeburg, of the
Claric )soplic Society. made a strong
plea for the revival of this old ens
tomi, stating that the custom should
be renewed f)r the purpose of pro
moting society spirit if for no other
reason. Not o,nly will the contest
serve this purpose. but it will also
serve to train men for the debating
teams ad <ltuicken a more general
interest in debate.
Anl outline of the revival of this
former annual event could best be
given by <111c)ing \lr. l;randenburg's
remarks. in substance, as fo1lows
Fach teamt shall c olsist of two
mel, chosen from In ong the mem
bership of their respective societies.
The judges, chosen by (lie de
baters, shall decide both as to the
.best individual debater and the win
;ning team.
\l edals aimnc)unitiig tt) $2o shall be
awarded; as follows:
To the best individual debater, if
he be on the winning side, a medal
worth S I 5 shill be given, his col
league receiving a $5 monogramn
;tcdal. I f the best individual de
bater he on the losing side, lie shall
,receive a medal worth ,to, while
each of the men on the winning team
shall receive a moiogram medal
..tworth $5.
'T'he c"nming Contest will probably
be held about \lay 3, thongh this
(late has not been definitelv decided
upon. The query to be debated is:
"Reso'ed, Thhat women int .\merica
should be graintel equal suffrage
with nen."
The Clariosophics, ulddhing the
affirmtative side, will be represented
-by Messrs. M. C. Foster and J. D.
Branhenblurg. The Euphradlians
wvill he represented by \lessrs. T'. C.
CLINTON-CAROLINA
MEET TO BE HELD
Much Interest Being Taken and
Great Form Expected.
Next \Ilonday a fternioon at 4
~o'clock, oin theirm home field, Clinton
will meet Carolina in the first track
ernet of the y'ear. Davidson has
Withidrawvn fromm the muect. M\ any~ ini
~tences will bear up1)0n this nmeet to
~''ake it a success. Carolina has had
GAMECOCKS WIND UP
THIS YEAR'S SEASON
(Continued from Page 1.)
to Carolina's two. The first half of
the eighth 'vent peace filly, but Per
ritt started the fireworks with a hit
to center. Everybody got a hit or
tw,o an< Ine after ailother trottel
acri)ss the rub1l)ber, but Bill thought
the ( aiiecocks were starting some
q)f the I)ean's "intlescent baseball"
and called a halt at six o'clock as per
a foresigne<I agreenlent between the
two teallis. Seven runis had come in,
however. aild as tile agreeient said
a score was to be a score regardless
of innings. the inial tally was it
to 9.
In this game McMillan, Metts,
o wen, von lKOlnitz and Rudisill were
seen for the last time in college ball.
,JAMS G. DIIV I-R,
('arollIln(. I'opular Conch wVho will
not he back next .ear.
As chance wouild have it, all live got
hits during the swat lest and all
live bhroight in ruils. .\ suitable
climlax for their excellent work dur
ing the whole seasOn. Shuler at
third, Rudisill at short and Owen in
the left gar(len, starred for Caro
lina in fielding.
The sco re by inn ings was:
R. II. ..
W. & I ... .121 005 20--Il 14 4
Carolinia . ..000 101 07~-- () 12 3
a moltst success ful year in all other
phases o f athilet ics and everthi lng
b)i<ls fair toward getting- out a win
ii g track teami.
I ):shies, runis, lhe broad and high
jlumpls, role vaultinig and1( the ham
mier thiraw wvil hIe features of the
mleet . Such meni as H]arth, CLog
geshiall, D)udley, Monektoni, Rheca,
lIitznnuiirice,. Anderson, the T!emipe.
toni brot hers and others wvill be seen
PROF. CARSON SPEAKS
AT FOUNTAIN INN
Delivered Commencement Address
at Fork Shoals High School.
Professor A. C. Carson on Fridav
last journeye<d over to Fountain Inn,
where he <deliveretd t-he commence
ment al<lress at the Fork Shoals
1H igh School. Pro fessor Carson is
a pleasing speaker, an<l the large
audience present receive<l his words
with) en)thusiasml.
\\hen interviewed up)n his re
turn, lie expressedl himself as greatly
please<l over the recel)tion accorle<l
him and the frienlly attitude with
which the University is regarlel by
both pupils an(l faculty.
"The school is uni(ue,"' says Pro
fessor Carson. "in that it has no con
nection witi the high school system
of the State. It is controlled entire
Iy by a stock company an<d receives
nt) ai<l whatever Iroii the State
l;oard of Edlucation."
Two Of the nemhers If the pres
ent stu<lent ho<ly. .\Messrs. C. C. anl
.\I. .\l. Stewart, are graduates of this
institution; and we are led to believe
that next year nore of these young
men will come into oir miidst.
The t reatnent acc rle<l the last
visit(ors to I)avis Vlield might make
n call theiim the \\'hitewashingto)n
an<l Lee tean.
"Ile is a man of large calibre. is
lie not
\es. lie's a lig bore.-Ex.
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Here te Conuerin
Hereoh Conq rin
if you can't be the "hero," 'y
the most of it-smoke a Fatim,
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BURNETT STONEY TO
LEAD GAMECOCK QUINT
Old Guard Elected Captain of '14
Basketball Team.
At a meeting of the basketball
"C" men \Vednesdav morning, Bur
nett Stonev was elected Captain of
next -season's team.
I-1 is work as gtard for the lpast
three seasons has well earned for
him the honor. He is a heady, fast
and steady player and will infuse
some of his pep and ginger into next
year'sivarsity.
)anner, who vill manage the
team, is at work on the schedule and
lie hopes to stage several of the most
iportant gamnes on the home floor.
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