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~di~inish yeithe Cat
f r>Z rin',, al
ctd;V1 Ca edrlig
W$},'V;tb'the ictory -,ovr the ,Cit
n heam e
tj I eason closed to be
t "c bebt thatas fought
Sglo:of the Gaiet and
sii mary .ears. Starting
r ~u11 onQerwhelming defeat
t; _ ha0"d. of the powerful
.i~chne t he'Garn'6% and
8 gradually round In.
'hre deft:is, the .'e ord
or 19~ ,dhendt taken
, i eto conideration that two of
t 4Aatter..were at the h#nds -of
stroni' Virgini anad North
CaxJina tleens-the last named
winning,bi only a emall score
the uccess of the present-eason
will be even. tnore apprectted"
Th8 loss of the: big Fair Week
battle with Clemeod may be at
tributed to, two things; narnely,
the inabiliftyof the Carolina back
field to lji punts "and the dam
er thrown over the whole, team
bythe sad de th of Din :Hey
ward's brother On the dey ie
fore the game, Next ye , with
luck breaking even, the Game
Coete.hope to reopen the gashes
inadein the Qtripd beast's hide
in 1912. In all the other games:
the:Carolinar men completely out
elassed their opponentg and won
with ease,t e Citadel gaine prov.
ng 'aven }easier than that'of last
year,
Too much praise cannot.be giv
en the mbn cornposing the elev
en the present season. Each
man .hs fought;from atart to: n.
ish a itl-has 1.04 at all timea
therater Ahen as always
cha,.eterized the Carolina ath
teat Fn ~nt.fh =~ are unusually
ht, Onifbouttiree or four
'4h.regular varsity will grad
~ ~~layinka splendid rgeleus
d~If tek'w~h to hvild a chant
~~o~hpe , Xiooker, Saye
trengflKiLA
W)th "of. Ma~ter5 s. raAd:
"Clina'; 0c ~o Put. Out
'Stvohgi Pive.
st.Monrlay af, noon regu
}a b sketbal, pragtlce was be:
n: ,In g n .dex a diree
Thi
1ndls and :etheOf -
! ignl ,-a '' vys;dieovets'
The schec i ep
seo is Cusua 1 heavy
~d i p4ch Bl kbur intends to
l ave hispen i the pink of con
ditio for the ,pning.game with
Newberry hae net M tdy.
Stoney. ;whoiwill lead thGar.
net and Blai team Athis year,
plpt,ed st.aa yr at
be seen at h old liosit1on this
year and protnise$ to give some
body a bad time. HIanahan will
brobably be on the 4ob again at
forward, Inpractice"Jte is show
inghis'old time. fortn, both at
shooting baskets. and field work,
Pdole; the extenuated varsity
center for .the past three ey,
wi .-prebaly be back in the ring
at. his old position, "'anner, left
guard for the-past two seasons
and a.lightweiglht terror 'to all
th went up against, is back qt
the job ag in. Dick Reeves, a
le, manWon last year's squad,
is: igaii.fgljng!for a job and is
sc eduled to giVeON sonone a
hard push.
Among the. ne* men who .a
showing up well are Brooker, the.
dininutive.Cansae=Gity kid, Wil
liam , Chapman, LaMotte, War
ing.:and McMilian.
An extended trip through Vir
ginia and North Carolina will be
made during the ajtter part of
January and games will be play
ed with Wake Forest, Trinity, A.
Rucker, Richards Going. and
$err have starred throughout
the' ear on the scrub team and
should -make good varsity ma
teriai.negt gegsn4
rdt lii boen dno icially an
iofnedr that Coaoh Edgert9n
ij 'have ,he men out early next
sjirig for practice, This is a
apfridid Idea and sheudl4 be of
great benelt~ to the nen who are
liointg to trm h Tiger next fall.1
TRAS4 "f'ION4
Meting to be Holdin FlinI all
Tonight--Moveen,t lm.
portantto Univerity.
Represelntativ ffrom the Cit
adelt Clenr ord, New
berry, the b College
p f: ,x tfhei w t be
4 effo ~afteet't*e per
nt orttization of and es
o a good, running basis
: e tcOlegate track asso,
metinfe t there has
been gowing de 'nd for an in
orea einterst in track athlet
i9s, miay of the advocates of
thia pa cu qr phase of athletics
ii1 end tt i t .I bould , i
placed on the same plane with
football and basebaU and made a
permanent, profitable' and. .,at
tractive feature of the vai ous
college activities. Appreciating
these facts and conditions, Luke
Hill, manager p(the track team,
df which Alar Paul is captain,
and SGi" Guerrant began a
uvenment shortly after the Uni
versity opened toward the attain
ment of the desired end, 'with
the result that they, have suc
ceeded in intere$tingg a majority
of the colleges of the Statn and
hope soon to diaw the remiping
institutions into the proposed o?
ganization.
This iveing'j m '1ng is of
more than pasing importance,
for it marks the beginning of a
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& M., Washington & Lee and V.
1 ;I.
The Citadel will be met here
on February 7 and Furman 'on
February 6. Newberry will, be
met. on her home floor on Febru
ary 17. A trip to Charleston may
be made the latter part of the
month.
The manager regrets very
much:his inability to get a game
ith--1ipmpen -thisyi s is i
due to the faet that the Tigers
refused to meet the damecocks
in Colunibia Unless e r.etprn game
be given them at Clemson. As
their courIt is out Qf doors this is
imnpossible,'hence the breaking
oi? of all 'necrat4atin.
ALIe4OUTIIERN IONORS
Ca r0 i! ' tara.::, '
Nted' Football Authority Says
They Will Have Great
Career.
Bill Streit, former Auburn and
Washington & Lee star, and a
recognize44uthority in. Southern
tarms, whioihe claims conthins
the creamn of Diie. performers.
On his secornd. team' two .Caro
iina ,players are given positions.
They are Mills, tackle: and Hey
ward, halfback. Streit-speaks of
them as follows: "Mills of the
University of South Carolina. is. a
great line man and a hard worker.
Heyward is a youngster who will
be a wonder before he finishes
To be selected by such a capa
ble judge as Streit for All-South
ern-honors is no small compli
ment and "Big Un" and Dan can
well afford to be proud of their
success.
VARSITY MEN HONORED
Seven.Football Members Re
0eive Stars.
At a meeting Monday after
noon in Flinn Hall the athletic
advisory board elected ,.J.. D.
Featherstone football mnager
for 1914, to succeed. B. Daven
port, who has held down the job
splendidly during the season
just ended.
During the course of the'meet
ing stars were awarded the fol
lowing, for their stellar work
this year: John Mills, captain
and tackle, won his third -star;
McGowan, tackle and quarter
back, won his second; Waldeck
Sligh, end, won- his first; Dan
Heyward, halfback, won his
fi'st; 'Fritz vonKolnitz, halfback,
won his second;. Burnett Stoney,
center, won his first and S. A.
Langston, fullbac4, his first
The' Ce$iahI ofs'fGxt year's
eleven will be elected in ' a few
days by the,men who -hold the
bloc C's.
As to the class games, first
year men are hoping for a sur
vival of the freshesit: