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CLASS-1661BALL CLAIMS ATTENTION Pot Season Games are to be layed'at_an Early Date. Wlpr.az.aUca fa0 he - lass. c- began in ea; n ay. Thie three upper Aass are practicing on Davis-- Field. The fi eshmen in accordance wth their crftom have run off to themselves and are practicing on the- vacant lot facing Main Str"t. The seniors we being coached by Jerry Porte;the juniors, ty KlNt sand --eM4;an- the sopo. mor; -by"CUPt, .1 the fresh men, by r Lauden. slager. These th h*s were sc leethWfto*i .this year's varsity and each one is working hard t to make his team win. The games will be played during the coming, gpek. The freshies and and sOpWWrr. will play on E Thu; ywhj,the -Oniors and seniors on Friday,o . Saturday. d On the- -follow.ing - Tuesday the C'J two winning teams wi,l n.eet to decide the championship. Much interest is tak ?n each year in these -contest3, and a healtly, spirit of class rivalry is fostei'I Lasty'eat- the ch: m pionship was won by the class of of 11916. Many freshmen and sopho mores are coming out each day for practice, but the upper class men do not appear on the field in any large nunibers Student Committee. The Student-body some weeks ago decided .to. investigate the advisability of having a stOent athletic committee to pasd upon, the eligibility of all. players on the University's athletic teams. The following committee was ap pointed by J. W. Coggeshall, ac tirg. presiden-t of- the Student body,, t .look into the matter: L ither W. Hill, chairman, 0. F.: Crow, and J. Douglas Feather stone. It is not known yet just what the committee will recom mend to the st-d.nts, but an early report is desired. ROBINS LEAVES GRFAT IMPRESS ON CAMPUS (Continued from front page.) the Carolina men when he se cured: Mr. Robins for these ad dresses. He is only, visiting five; Southern colleges. *His next en gagement is with Princeton Uiniversity. W. H. Morgan, John Childs, of the International Committee, and Harry Corner, of Georgia Tech, assisted greatly in the campaign for letter. living at1 Carolina. - -.% Make Advertiaing Pay. ALUMNI NOTES 4Emollit mores nec ainit ease feos'" Dr. Donga1 BRssell, of t'he class of 18385, u 4astssiallyr honce ed by bein-eietted; rpresldentof the New York Ob9ticlt SoIe ty. Dr. Bissell has steadily for gd to Vhe trnt in his profession tad has now a Jaational reputation in his field. J. W. Simpson, A. B. 1890, now residing in Spawtanburg, will soon remove t-AtIata, having been made president of s large tire con cer.. Vernoi Cook, .A. B. ar.d M. A. of the University, after three years in Germany, has returned to this country and is nowstJohns Hopkins University.whe-e he ex pects to take.the doctor's degree. The European war interfered with Mr, Cook's intention to secure his degree in a German univer sity. W. Hoyt Cook, a brother of Ver non Cook, and also a gradur.te of Carolina. is in his second year at Johns Hopkins. Broadus Mitchell, A. B. '13, is now at Johns Hopkins studying for the doctor's degree. Broadus was once editor of THE GAME COCK. Dr. A. C. Moore, of the Univer sity, has been appointed by Gov. Manning to membership in the boatd of trustees of the Columbia Academy, which is a unit of the school commission. Dr. Moore was appointed upon the recom mendation of the remaining trus tees, and is to fill the unexpired term of the lateW. C. Swaffield. MAY PLAY CLEMSON NEXT ON COBLER DAY Movement on Foot to Switch South Carolina Classic. Will the next Carolina-Clem son game be played on Thanks giving Day instead pf Thursday of fair week, as usual? A movement is on foot, started by the Clemson authorities, to have the great South Carolina football classic played on Tur key Day hereafter. Among the advantages pointed out is that it would cause the biggest garre of the State to be played on the last day of the season, and not in mid-season as heretofore, thus holding the interest of the sup porters of both institutions at white heat until the final curtain is rung down,. on the yt ar's football. Just what will come of the movement is not yet de termined. If the plan carries Carolina and Clemson eatch will meet another team on the fair grounds gridiron every year, one team playing on Wednesday and the other on Thursday alternat ingr with the seanns. P. H. Lachicotte &to. Jewelers ~ 4 nd Schol Md16 .C_ W04 M in St. cWeUerWb, A 0. For First Class Service .Go to Mean's Barber Shop NtKv T'r@IMPEM AL. **TEL 1442 Main Stree We Feature Eagle Caps Eope Davis Co. DO YOU GET ME? GOING GOIMG TO LEAD 1916 GAMECOCK TEAM (Continued from front. page.) team as successfully - next season as he has the past one, and are confident that with him in the lead the Gamecocks will force themselves to a higher po& sition in intercollegiate football than they have ever yet attain ed. A Great Privilege. The University of South Caro lina has as its watchword "Our eampus the State." If this slo gan is lived up to, the work of the university will be of vast benefit to all the people of South Carolina. That extension work is one of the greatest privileges of State institutions is coming to be widely recognized, and our own university is wisely laying plans to take every advantage of potent opportunities.-Spar& tanburg Herald. Fresh Aycock says that since he had four straights on that day he is glad that Thanksgiving came on Thursday this year. ALWAYS SAY: "LET'S GO PASTIMING' THE University Press Hl"Poe College FoUNDkD TO HELP STUDENTSV A Kinds Of PrintI H. 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