Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAROLINA WILL PLAY TENNESSEE ON NOV. 6 Return Game in Columbia in 1916-Will not Play Davidson. A definite arrangement has been made between Carolina and the University of Tennessee for a football game to be played at Knoxville November 6. The Davidson game which was s^he duled for this date has been cancelled and no other arrange ment for a game with this col lege is likely to be made. The Virginia game will be played in Columbia Novem er 13. This and the Tennessee game will be played under the rules of the new Athletic Confer ence of Southern State Universi ties. This is composed of the Universities of Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina. Alabama has applied for admission. Tennessee will come to Colum bia to play Carolina in 1916. DR. CURRELL LECTURES ON "DIVINE COMEDY" University President to Give Lectures in City Y. M. C. A. Dr. William S. Currell, our scholarly president, will give a series of three lectures on Dan te's "Divine Comedy", March 9, 10, and 11, in the auditorium of the city Y. M. C. A. The lec tures will be given under the auspices of the Children's Clinic of Columbia. The lectures will be illustrated with stereoptican slides from paintings by such masters as Dore. Rosetti and Bottiville. On March 9, at 8:15, p. m., Dr. Currell will speak on the "Inferno", the first division of the "Divine Comedy"; on March 10, the "Purgatoria"; on March 11, the "Paradiso". A sketch of the life of Dante together with a description of his beauti ful love affair with Beatrice will be given as well as the story and symbolism of the poet's journey thru the Inferno, the Purgatorio and the Paradiso. These lectures will be scholar ly and cultural and afford a rare opportunity of getting in touch with literature at first hand. A large number of students are expected to attend, especially those in the Comparative Litera ture class. The admission will be twenty five cents for each lecture. A ticket for the series will cost only fifty cents. One of the interested specta tors at the baseball practice Monday afternoon was Irving F. Belser, an old star of Carolina, who is now practicing law in Columbia. BASEBALL SCHEDULE CHANGES ANNOUNCED Lafayette Plays Here in 18 Days-New Teams Added. Carolina will open the baseball season here in a three-day en gagement with Lafayette March 22-24. For the past two years Lafayette has met the Game cocks in the opening fray of the season. Carolina has always held her own with this strong North ern college, and last year she came very near taking the series from the Pennsylvania team. The Carolina squad has been working hard for the past few weeks and Coach Smith says the prospects are bright for a winning team. With nearly three weeks before the opening fray, the Gamecocks should be in their old time form to meet the foe from Lafayette. The new schedule as given out by Manager Edmunds is printed below. Several changes in date will be noted. The reason for these changes was that Carolina expected to use the Columbia league team's park and was com pelled to arrange her schedule to fit in with the league team's ab sences. Also note should be tak en that games with Muhlenburg College hLve been substituted for those v ith Washington and Lee. Muhlenberg is the Marist college of Pennsylvania. Carolina has never played Bel mont College, a new team on this year's list. The schedule: AT HOME March 22, 23, 24, Lafayette College. March. 27-29, W. Va. Wesley an. April 2-3 Guilford College. April 5-6, Muh len berg College. April 10, Oak Ridge College. Abril 15-19, Davidson College. April 19-20, Wake Forest. ON TRIP April 22, Wake Forest. April 23, A. & M. of N. C. April 24, Trinity College. April 26, University of N. C. April 27, Guilford College. April 28, Davidson College. April 29, Belmont College. INFIRMARY NEWS L. C. Johnsn, M. M. Wein berg, and H. S. Welch were con fined to the infirmary this week. All were indisposed with lagrippe W. F. Thomson is out' of the infirmary, having recovered from his attack of appendicitis. Dan Crider is recovering rapid ly at the infirmary from his re cent operation for appendicitis. John Mills, a former Carolina star, was on the campus Tues day, en route to his home in Arizona THE BROADWAY THEATRE (Coluabla's Modem Movie) We show licensed films because we think they are the very best made. Open 11 a. in. to 11 p. m. daily Admission 11 a. m. to 6 p. m. 6c. -6 p. m. to 11 p. m. 10c. S. W. CRAVER, Manager FAT I M) 1. Medlatio. A:.0 1h0r.0a bee 3. Accusation '9 1 ,, Measure By SAM PR! Tenement 14, Store at 1417 Main Si College Barber Shop 825 Main Street Nearest Sanitary Barber Shop to Campus. ('Reduced rates to Students) When you want the best and most up-to-date as well as most reasonable in price in the way of CLASS RINGS. DIAMONDS WATCHES. 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