Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 , X. ,:. 0 t O y~A, ;. LUMBIA, & . C.3" M&VME . 2P4 r1918No " Ros it 10 to 0.,,CRe ox :Rht Sideo $Ledge. VonKolnltz Stars in Final Game ~and leid, Langston and hey. ward Do Good Work. Outplaying their opponents at every stage of the game, the Cayolina f'meeocks downed the evidson Presbyterians on their .hdfne field last Saturday :after noon by a score of 10 to'O. An ;nWnual amlount of honor is at taohed to the victory in that it was the first game "lost by the "Hilknen" on their home ground in twelve years. The Caroli"n goal line was not once. threatened.. during. the entiregame; the Davidsonians seidoingettingthq ial into 4 the Ga mecocks' territory. ' "Fritz" vonKolnitz, playing his last game for,the Garnet and Black, wa' a: nost consistent ground gainer and it-was his trusty toe that gave Carolina her lead of three points in the openin, quarter. Daniel' Heyward held. down the other half. to 'the queen's taste, getting'away for several long runs. -His playing offen sively and defensively was su perb and ,greatly aided in the victory. Luke Hill played one of ; the best - games of his football'career, bringing his op ponents' pet plays to nil time and again. He also got loose .for a 40 yard run. "Big 'un" Mills played a stellar game in the line. Langeton. ,gappled a Davidson pass in the last quarter and "got away for a touchdown. In fact the whole feam starred, every man fighting .like a demon until the. lst Whistle, blew ahd victory was assured. Elliott, Walker, Laird and Keesler starred for Davids9n, Carolina won the toss and kick ed off, -Davldson .receiving at the .north goal. Heyward kick' ed to'Zaird. After several plays Carolina gained possession of the ball An end run by yonKol niitz brought , the visitors to Davidson's 28 yard line. Frorp heie vonKolnitz tried- a. place ment ard.the ball sailed between the bara for the ftrst score -of the gatne. Short1v after the openimr of Youug Doctors. Second String Mi .Willi ely 'ret In 'the Game.--VoaRol hits lIl. This afternoon t: 880 o'clock, the Carolina eleven *ill meet the Medical.- College eleven in the City 'by ,the Sea and thereby gain 'a little- practice:.for the classic event to be staged. on Davis Field next Thursday morning. The -game was to have, been played with Charleston.,Gollege, but owing to, the!off1year which the Maroon and White+is. exper iencing, it was thought.advisable to transfer it to -the Medicos iin stead."The,Doctors. are an. un n owstnuatity~ nthaving fae d any of the Big Three d'uring the present season, but it is ,predict-s ed by'those who have. seen both teams in action, that the Garnet and Black will win by a large score. Foster, of Hampden-Sidney, wifl referee, while 'Itissell, of Clemson fame, will umpire.* The name of the other official could not be secured. the fourth quarter the. touch 4own came; -Davidson attempted a forward pass but "Bub" Lang ston leaped into the air, laid' his hands upon the pigskin and dash ed across the line. vonKolnitz kicked goal,and a few moments later the game ended, with the score stdnding: Carolipa'10, pav idson 0. The lineup follows: CARQ1,,INA DAVIDSON Hill LE Cosby Mills LT Howell. McTeer LG Brady Stoney C Peters Wehmann. RG Gloer Going RT Robinson Sligh . RE Crayton MCGowan Q Elliott Heyward RH Walker VonKolnitz LH Laird Boulware : FB Summerville Touchdown, .Langston; Goal from field, vonKo),tz; ,ggal from, touchddwVn, *oKQ nitz. Referee, itrnnops n Washing ton and Jefferson). umpire, Pharr -(Davidlson heiadlines mranvErwin (Davidson and Car oljn ). 'Time of quaeters, 15, 15, l15. DEBAjiNG RLE tU University's rap isi tord Wins for Ier. Pr!ference OverAR-.ther Schools. Carolina through her,, debating .coiuil has accepted rnembership in, a,t iangular:,debatiag.leagUe, composed.of.the Universities of Gegrgia, .irginla and,Sputh Aar olina. Under the plan prQposed each suniversity is to, have two debates "a!year, one at home and one elsewhere. ' After. the formation of the league by Georgia, and Virginia, they selected South :Carolina as tne.third member in preference to,iny.other college or upiversi ty ir theSouth. Thia is -a high testimonial.to' the reputation of the,:University in rmatters fo rensic. During the past three years' Carolina has won a first and two second places in both the South ern Oratorical and the South ! Carolina Oratorical Associations. Besides the University has lost one, and won one debate from both Trinity and Davidson. The third and deciding contest with each. institution, will be 'held this year, and Carolina suppor'ters are confident of triumphing. The new league will add two more debates to the list. This will require four debating teams, but the students are so.interesled in this phase of .intercollegiate contests that :there. will: be no scarcity of excellent .material. Coeds Fix Tennis Dates. The Coeds' ,Tennis Club has arranged, the foliovying schedule 'for their hors of play. Set I,,Tuesday 4 p. m., Friday; at 8 p. m. Set II Monday 4 p. m. and Friday at 2 p. m. Set Ill Tuesday 4 p. -m. and Saturday at 1 p. m. .Set IV Tuesday 4 p. m. ond Saturdhy at 2 p. m. The.. youny ladies intend to play tennis in lieu of regular gym nasium work and thereby obtain the two credits given for the year's gymnasiun work. They will play on the court. behind Le Coite College until a special court can be arranged for them. BOYS ONCE;MORE Fant and Perkins Piay Good Ball. Acp4lpmy, . Aggregation Shows plendid Fsn uS gre of the Contest, 13 to 6. Meeting for the second 'time during. the. present season, the Carolina Scrubs and the Porter cadeta engaged in'a hard fought battle inthe City by the Sea last Friday,.the Cockerels nosing out a victory by the score of 13 to 6. As was seen! when the two met' here earlier in the.season .the two elevens were well matched and ,it was a tQss up:as to who would garner the laurels untii the last moment of play. The Porterites dependied large ly. upon their ability to work. the forward.pass successfully. This play was used time and again for substantial gains. On the other hand, the Garnet and Black men put their dependence in smash ing line plays and it was their proficiency in this style of play that won the game. The entire Carolina team show ed up to advantage, Fant, . Per kins, Williford, Stoney and. Ed wards being the particular stars. The first touchdown for the Carolina lads came in the second quarter. when Fant picked up a fumbled ball and -dashed - sixty yards to the goal line. Goal was kicked. In the-last quarter Per kins-added six points to the Car olina side of . the ledger by a* spectacular run of forty yards for a . touchdown. Poier's single tally was made as the re sult of a series of, forward pass es which advanced the ball with in. striking distance of goal. Kinloch carried the ball across by amargin of two inches. The lineup follows: CAROLINA - P. M.. A. Crider LE Martin Richards LT Perry English . LG Crisson Crawford C DeLancey McMillan RG Mcbee Williford RT Lewis Fant RE Lenoir Coggeshall Q 'I 'lL r .Perkins I 'l'hriw- r Ed I. R1 Hve