Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DAVIDSON TURNS TABLES ON CAROLINA Wins Second Game by Score of 10 to 4. Davidson turned the tables on Carolina Friday and won the see ond game of the series 10 to 4. Loose playing by the University team, coupled with timely hitting by the tarheel Presbyterians, was the combination that caused the undoing of the Gamecocks. Davidson started scoring early, a passed ball being the mishap that caused a run in the first in ning. The second inning was a big one for the visitors. It was in, this frame that Martin's sup port became shaky, and before the smoke had cleared away Da vidson had scored six runs. Smith relieved Martin in the fifth. A two-bagger by Austin, the Red and Black's heavy hit- , ting outfielder, with two on bas es was all the scoring done while Smith was in the box. After this inning the lanky ball player pitched magnificent ball and had easy sailing except in the ninth, when the visitors threatened to score again. The never-say-die spirit of the Carolina team appeared to ad vantage in the ninth inning. By a great rally the Gamecocks' scored four runs, and it looked for a time as if Carolina would tie up matters. A hurry call was made for a relief pitcher by Coach Fetzer of the Davidson team when the University team began to find Lawson's offerings. Groome came to the rescue and stopped the rally. Nevertheless, it was a great scare to the Pres byterians. Up to this time Law son had kept the home club well in hand. The score by innings: R. H. E. Davidson 160 120 000-10 12 2 Carolina 000000004- 4 9 7 Batteries: Lawson, Groome, and Alford: Martin, Smith and Barksdale. E. W. Odom and Broome were the inmates of the infirmary this week. "WOFFORn TRIPPEDn CAROLINA WINS FIRST FROM DAVIDSON TEAM (Continued on page six.) ed when Clark was: safe at first on the second baseman's error. Adams' three-bagger which hit the fence pailings scored Clark. Not a single hit was registered off Adams after the fifth inning. In the sixth inning Langston hit one to short that .the infielder did well to knock down. When the third baseman threw Rich ards' bunt over first base, Langs ton stopped at third. Richards held up at second. Langston counted on Martin's out, Rich ards going to third, Smith's single to center scored Richards. Barksdale hit safe, but Smith was called out stealing third. Thus ended the scoring for both sides, Carolina seeming tired after havlina, trotted a round the bases so much. Every man on the Carolina team deserves mention, but Adams' pitching, Barksdale's catching, Plaxico's home run and Martin's hitting stand out preeminent. Horton's playing at first was stellar work; Rich ard's hitting, Smith's one hand stab in the ninth inning, Clark's two singles, Langston's two sin gles deserve mention. Thus it is seen that every Carolina man did himself honor. For the visitors Alford's all round work was best. The third baseman deserves mention. Score by innings: R. H. E. Carolina. . .000 643 000 12 12 5 Davidson . .004 000 000 4 3 10 Batteries: Carolina, Adams and Barksdale; Davidson, Hen gervelt and Alford. Umpire Bartell. C. F. W. JUNIOR-SENIOR On Monday night the last, the greatest, and most voluminous junior-senior reception ever held in the parlors of the College for Women took place. Everything was beautiful-decorations, girls roses, music, and all. The sumptuous regale and luxuriant punch were extremely appro priate to the affable occasion. N THF. BIG HUIRDLE" /SM\ pb -cii.-ett or 1c3t whe'lC is a petter E teet i This ad. pub. OOwbeP lished in tho $500 *ceit Fatima Advertis- publ*hwev ing Contest, is thee ""a - you, Prize will be work of Leightca lni d>ert VetterSmith tieing * Sell Columbia Univer sity, "1915." CIQAI Contes Measure Ti By SAM PRE,< Tenement 14, 1 Store at 1415 Main St. ollege Ba9ber Shop 825 Main Street Nearest Sanitary Barber Shop to Campus. yoU ere' an ad. from k*90M of men e Cigarette the Box? refer a fancy gold edine quality in a . ae Sticklers for IF. TMAS Predoln Cs.. "' Frate a ' D. mR, see QUALITY MANI L,flCt.T cf outside appear - ,;:t is:e ze bini. the REM- TIIING e es it. u l.is acquaintance and .s best :iends .T-1MA-S 20 for 15c Le -$500 Prize id to the c )1lege student who sends to us d . advertisement for Fatima cigarettes 1915. In the meantime, for each ud. we i11 pay the writer tr. Illustrate your ad. If ang. fM A 32Fifth A.e yrkay t 58 B _______ i. ken! TON, Rocm 7. Columbia, S. C. P. H. LACHICOTTE & COMP'Y JEWELERS 1424 Main St. Columbia, S. C. k nur C-n.... a ch.ol Meda.