Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GAMECOCK VARSITY LOSES TO VIRGINIA Some Star Players Missing--Score Was 49 to 7. For the first time in several years our team made a touch down against Virginia last Satur day. This was made in the sec ond quarter. Brooker carried the ball across the goal line but dropped it just as he crossed. Charlie Edwards saved the score by falling on the ball and then kicked a goal. In the first half Virginia made seven touchdowns and kicked as many goals. But in the sec ond our team kept their oppo nents from scoring. Considering the fact that a bunch of Carolina's star play ers were out of the game, and considering the strength of Vir ginia's eleven the score is not at all discouraging. Our Suffragists Again. Prof. Chamberlayne addressed the Columbia Equal Suffrage League last week at the Jefferson Hotel. Prof. Chamberlayne was very optimistic over the move ment and said that the present war in Europe would give great impetus to the cause. He point ed out that in the countries now at war the women are doing the work which the men formerly did, and after the restoration of peace the men will wake up. The speaker also warned the suffragists that it was harder to make a republican form of gov ernment extend the franchise. Y. M.C.A. Fellows, there will be no circus parade next Wednesdny evening. Come to the Y. i. C. A. meet ings every week and, too, join one of the Bible Classes. * .* Dr. J. 0. Reavis delivered his famous address "A Trip up thie Congo" before the Association Wednesday night. Iiis address w%as amlusing', instructive and il. spirational. * ** The delegates to the Students' Con fe-rcnce returned Sunday and Monday. They replort a great confoerenc~e and will address one of the week ly mieetings at an early dlate on the con ference. The Bible Classes are now all orgaized(. Not less than 150 men are enrolied. We owe it to the leaders of these groups to at tend the classes regularly. A board showing the percentage of attendance in each class will soon bhennaot 1* TENNIS TOURNEY HERE THIS WEEK. Continued from page one. matches of the entire tournament took place Friday morning be tween Wallace of Carolina and Reed of the Presbyterian college. Three sets were played before a decision was finally reached and the Clinton player was declared victor after a contest which last ed a full hour and which brought out some good tennis on the part of both men. Barron and Gallo way of Erskine gave Wallace and Henderson considerable trouble in their semi-final match in dou bles, but superior steadiness on the part of the Carolina pair brought them to the finals after two closely contested sets. Craw ford and Heyward took a fall out of Jacobs and Reed, the Presby terian combination, but were un able to repeat in the deciding set, thus passing on the job to Sims and Cary in the next round who accomplished the downfall of the Clintonites in straight sets. C At a meeting of the association last Thursday the following men were elected to serve as officers for next year: Galloway of Ers kine, president. Gordon Reed of Presbyterian College, vice presi deni ; Lana Sims of Carolina. secretary and treasurer. For the success of the tourna ment and the entertainment of the visiting players great crcdit is due t. Manager W hitney Cary of the law schuol. 'I his success. it is understood, is financial as well as otherwise, and the pros pects are that the athletic as:"oci ation will be put to little or ro expense in behalf <,f tennis this year. WANT AD COLUMN Single Insertion of 25 Words (Maximun,) 15 Cents or 2 Insertions for 25 Cents. L,OST----Somewhere on tht (:amnpus I lost one Goodwin '. rek Grammar and one Essay .-election from Xenophon. Find 'r pkase return to E. S. Gam brell, 16 Woodrow. 5-I FOR SALE--Anyone who ha not yet gotten a Caroliuna beit, see T. TV. Carro:l, No. 4 Wecst Hlarper. He has a new dlesign, which cost only one dollar. 5-1 P. K. Smith retired from the campus this afItern oon to his present domicile at Batesburg for a week-end stay. Dr'. M\'orse: "'Mr. Heeden what is seeing'?" "Seeing is believing, SUIb Measure Taken By SA M PR ESTON, Tenement 14, Room 7. Store~at 1417 Main St. Columbia, S. C. You win $500 by writing the best Fatima ad. We helieve the College Main who smokesJ Fatima ought to he able to write a good Ftilma ad. He knows from cxperience that Fatima is of sntisfying excellence -that for its superlbtive qu;ality it is moderately priced. He of aill Fatima smlokers, shlould '"e able to write of Fatian convincingly. Sowenregoinigtopn. )Otothestudent 11.L.:TRAT ^r r' r who prepares and sends to us the Is t 6ct if yert cnn't r u', ( .1 r c original dver iseieit for 'lult iyour hudak or descri e y r i ' . rettes before June 1, 11i. 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