The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 14, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
BROOKLYN FEDERALS
ARRIVE HERE TODAY
Basiness Manager Ward Has
Grounds Put in Shape.
Mr. John M, Ward, business
manager of the Brooklyn Feder
al League team, and the team
trainer, Joe Quirk, have been in
Columbia for several days. They
have been supervising the ground
work on Davis Field. s a re
sult of their ed r s,e field is
now in tip-top condition.
The team about 40 strong ar
rived in Columbia this morning.
This includes officials and news
paper men besides the players.
Mr. Ward says that he has a
large string of youngsters whom
he expects to depend largely on
and develop for future years. In
this work, he said, Danny Mur
phy, last year's captain of the
Athletics, will be of great help.
Mr. Ward also said that they
were extremely fortunate in se
curing Bill Bradley as their man
ager.
Mr. Ward will remain in Co
lumbia until the team gets to go
ing good, and then he will re
turn to the North leaving Mana
ger Bradley in charge. Quarters
for the squad has been engaged
at the Hotel Jerome.
C. F. W. Sophomores
Presents Comedy
The Sophomore class of the
College for Women presented on
Monday night in the college audi
torium a clever, sparkling little
comedy entitled "The Love Story
of Uneeda Ad." The play as
sembled a good audience, among
which were many University
men, and the production was
well received. It relates of how
Miss Uneeda Ad was wooed by
many well known advertising
page characters, of her escape
from the villain, Underwood's
Deviled Ham, and of how she
fell into the arms of her true love,
the Pure Food Man, and of their
happy wedding day. The play
was set in Spotless Town, which
was peopled with the merry and
many colored folk of ad land.
The play was in three scenes and
ended in a rollicking dance.
Shibboleth Club to Banquet.
The Shibboleth Club, an or
ganization composed of the Ma
sons on the campus will have a
banquet on Monday at the .Je
rome Hotel. Since tue organiza
tion of the club in September It
has greatly increased its mem..
bership. At its regular meeting
held last Monday night S. C.
Dusen berry was elected secre
tary andl treasurer in place of C.
1L. Shealy, who has withdrawn
from the University. At that
meeting S. B. Craig read an in
teresting- panpe on Maunryn.
PRELIMINARY' HELD
Johnson, Cudd and McInnes Se
lected as Euphradian Speakers.
The Euphradian preliminary of
the preliminary to the State Ora
torical Contest was held in the
Euphradian hall at four o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Johnson,
Cudd and McInnes were chosen
to represent the Euphradians in
the preliminary which will take
place in the chapel on Monday
night.
Five men took part in this con
test. All reflected honor upon
themselves and the society. The
judges had difficulty in deciding
the winners.
They spoke in the following
order:
Bellinger-- "The] Governmeat
of Money, by Mqney and for
Money."
Schwartz--'"And What Shall
be Our Heritage."
Johnson, H. -- "Peace, Patriot
ism; Public Civic Services."
McInnes-"The Land and the
State."
Cudd--"The Cause of the
Child."
Judges: Profs. Reed Smith,
Green and Carson.
At a joint meeting of the so
cieties Thursday morning R. P.
Bellinger was chosen to preside
over the contest and Geer as
chief marshal.
Bruce Walker Ravenel, S. C. Rhame,
President Cashier.
Wm. M. Gibbes, Jr., E. B. Gresham,
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