The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 24, 1915, Page 3, Image 3
CO-ED DEPARTMENT
recefre Iron oe, b eauw yow
often meet it walking around
thru the eduhtty"
Mrs. P. A. Milli of Ch'ester,
Mrs. Love's mother, is visiting
at the Co-ed home.
Oie of the #nbst ihtereating
events of the week was a foot
race by the sophomore co-eds,
for a box of Huyler's chhdy of
fered by Prof. Snowden. The
performance was staged back of
Davis college with quite a num
c ber of on-lookers present. Miss
Etta Plummer was the fortunate
recipient of the "wteets."
On Tuesday afternoon Miss
Doris Becker entertained the
graduating co-eds with a porch
party at her Home "Waidhtitte"
in Eau Clair. The afternoon
was spent playing rook. Miss
Saih Fro-iberg having scored
the highest was presented with
a beautiful bunch of red and
white carYnations. Miss Cunning
ham won the booby prize. A
sweet Course was served by the
little sisters of the hostess, af
ter whieh the guests were pre
sented with favors, dainty b
quets of sweet peas and ferns.
'Those present, who voted this'a
Wf.t l'sppy,occas'or, wee: Mie
CJunigili, Marks, From
berg, Thain, Price and Mrs.
Coulter.
CARL,INA LOSES
GOOD GAME TO A. & M.
Adams Pitched Well, andTeam
Did Not Error.
Although Carolina lost the
game with A. & M. of North
Carolina on Friday, the results
are something to be more or less
proud of. A. & M. has the rep.
ltation oft Having the strongest,
eollege baseball team in, the
South, and the fact that the team'
held them down to a score of 2 to
l1ii3 v3r7,gk'tifying.
The whole Gamecock squad
did excellent field work support
ing "Babe" Adams in the box.
A. & M; gave Jancy good sup
port also, making only one error.
The'seore stands:
R. H. E.
A. & M..000 00 02 2 7- 1
U. S. C.O000 000 00- 1 5 0
Batteries: Janey and Winston;
Adams and Bark'sdale.
McDow Sick.
John -McDow is in the hospi
tal here for an operation for
appendicitis. He will probably
be operated i on- tday4 All' the
students wishhim a speed* re
covery.
JOHNSON SPEAKS
AT ROCK HILL
The Abtate Oedetots
will be held in Vhe qeANIbi bf
Winathtop Collegg, laeIhill,
Friday evenind ANI*II . Mr,
Hsddlh JohnMiIB tW , bf
Aiken, will spaw 16* jiiha
on "Vitality o I1 . 1, hI n
soii Otdisented f ifliB& list
Year and nade It tidi tmlitiilg.
He i9 going back for "blood';
this year.
It is expected that a liage
htirnbel" bf Carolina hlen will go
to Rock Hill to hear the eontest
and to see and mingle with those
whom they kiect Sdme day
to claim as their own.
WAKE FOREST WINS
DECIbINt tAME
Baptists Conquer by Timely Hit:
finj-Gaiicotas Error.
In the first game played on the
road the GamecoCks lost to Wake
Forest on their diamond. T'his
being the deciding game, gives
the series to the Baptists.
The final score was 12 to 0 in
Wake Forest's favor. Heavy
hitting by the Baptists and er
rors by Carolina ca'sed the ca
tastrophe. Ellis' pitching for
Wake F6rest kept his hits well
sette?ed. Maetin for Carolina
did well, but had poor support
T'rust and Langston starred in
the field.
Score by inning follows:
R H E
W. Forest. .-203 228 00*-12 13 1
Carolina....000 000 000- 0~9 11
Batteries: Wake Fotest: Epis
and Davis; Carolina: Martin,
Stoney, and Barksdale.
Exams Begin May 28.
At a meeting of the faculty
last Monday, it was decided tlat
examinations would begin Fri
day, May 28. Sehibr examida
tions as usual begin one week
earlier.
G amei Next*WeEk.
The baseball team plays in
Durham, N. C. tbday, and
then it goee to the University of
North Carolina for one game on
Monday. Tuesday, Carolina
rneetaGuiford atGuilford, N. C.
Wednesday the tearn sill have
an off day.
On Thursday, Davidson and
Carolina cross bats at Rdck
Hill, to see who cops the dec'idi
ing game, -each team- having
captured one game. "Babe" Ad-1
ams will toss the game for Ca*-o
lina. He says, "I hope the
whole Davidson student bd%dy
themn whW a team thaey hive
not."
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