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FRiTZ VONKOLNITZ LEAVES CAROLINA Star Baseball and Football Ath lete Goes to Join Reds. Alfred Holmes vonKolnits, bet ter known as "Fritz," will not play baseball for Carolina this year. He withdrew from college this week. and has gone to Alex andria, La. to train with the Cincinnati Reds, Fritz graduated here last year with a LL. B. degree. During last summer he played with Mor ristown Tenn. of the Appalachi an League. There he made a record. He finished the season a with the handsome average of .412 with the willow and .989 for fielding. Such work attracted S Cincinnati and he went to the Reds via the draft route. From the beginning Fritz has been a holdout; not because he did not want to play National - League ball, but because it was his father's wish that he should practice law rather than play Z) ball. But his father has agreed to his trying for the Cincinnati team, after urgent appeals from Manager Herzog. For three years Fritz has been a star at Carolina. He was cap tain of the varsity football team, and no follower of the gridiron UNIVER SOUTH C Founded by the State ii The University is organize( 1. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SI study in Languages, Histor degrees of A. B. and B. S. worth from $100 to $150 each. II. SCHOOL OF EDUCArION, to serve the State as teachers of schools. In this course the III. GRADUATE SCHOOL, Wi the degree of Master of Arts. 'Che Graduates of the colleges o Unlversi.y In all courses except Lau IV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEER leading to C E. and E. E. de V. SCHOOL OF LAW, with a LL. B. The presence of the the State Law Library afford College fees for the year, $: For women college fees are tuition, $40 additional. Roo year. Active teachers have the without any charge whatever ing Room Scholarships with b FOR CATALO A. C. MOORE, COLUM game in South Caroline needs to be apprised of the fact that he is one of the greatest football art ists ever seen in this State. His long, sweeping end runs and fine side-stepping have long since be come famous here, and his un erring toe has brought many a score to Crrolina. In baseball Fritz was the Uni versity's first catcher for two seasons, and was being counted as the mainstay behind the bat this year. His departure hits our team deeply. It is needless for us to consult Fritz's'league record to know that he was a star in baseball at Carolina. Fritz, as everyone knows, is from the old town of Charleston. He attended Charleston College before coming to Carolina. His numerous friends in South Caro lina and at the University regret very much to see him go. But he has their best wishes for his success, and the belief is that he will make good. "Juicy" Ehrlich to "Frowsy" Graydon as they pass a large hole in front of Dr. Burney's house: "I wonder who's doing all this digging?" "You haven't heard? Dr. Burney has lost another nickel.i' Subscribe to The Gamecock. 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