The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 11, 1916, Page 6, Image 6
CAROLINA LOOSES
GAME TO GUILFORI
Second Game of Series Goes t<
Tarheels by Score of 6 to 2.
Guilford coflege defeated Care
lina Wednesday. 6 to 2 in an in
terepting game featured b;
Adams . twirling for Carolina
and Morton's- exhibition at first
The Guilford lads took an earl;
lead and made all their scores ii
the first three innings. Carolina,
first run came in second inninj
when Chandler doubled to center
stole one and scored on Horton'
single.
The second run came in fourt]
on Snipe's and Martin's doubles
Worth, Guilford's pitcher, pu
up a creditable showing through
out the entire game, striking ou
10 men and allowing only 4 hits
Seaborn went in as catcher i1
the fourth inning when Barks
dale was injured. This wa
"Wild Bill's" first appearance
but he added laurels to his crown
The team work of the visitor
was, as a whole, better than tha
of the Gamecocks.
The lineup follows:
Carolina 2. Guilford 6.
Browning cf Riddick
Barksdale, c Futrell
(handler ss Short
Elizey . If Clark
Snipes rf Garner
Clark 3b Armstronj
Simms 2b Royal
Horton lb Reddick
Martin p Worth
Adams p
Simril, Seaborn C
Batteries: Martin, Simril; Wortl
and Futrell.
Dr. Currell Away Few Days
Dr. Currell left last Thursda;
for Birmingham, Ala., where h,
addressed the Alabama Educa
tional Association.
From Birmingham he went t,
Lexington, Va., to lecture befor,
one of the Greek Letter Societie
at Washington and Lee Universi
ty, on Saturday. Monday Dr
Currell addressed the Pede
Presbytery at Darlington, S. C
Dr. Currell returned to th,
University for a few hours Tues
day and left for Knoxville, Tenn.
where he will speak before th
West Tennessee Teacher's Asse
ciation. From Knoxville he wil
go to New Orleans to attend th
Southern Conference for Edu
cation and Industry. While il
New Orleans he will give a let
ture on Dante at Sophie New
Court.
Van Metre lecturing at Y. M
C. A, 'All those who have se
cured the Boy Scout hand-bool
hold up their hands."
Fresh Buchanan wvas the onl;
one to raise a fist.
Van Meter: "I mean colleg,
mien.
FORMER COLUMBlAN
TO DELIVER SERM(
Rev. Melton Clark will Prea
Commencement Sermon.
The Rev. Melton Clark, pas
of the Second Baptist Church
-Charleston will preach the b
calaureate sermon before 1
graduating class of the Univ
sity this year, at the first Pres]
terian Church, Sunday June 11
Dr. Clark is a native of Colu
bia; son of W. A. Clark. prE
dent of the Carolina Natic
Bank. For a number of yea
Dr. Clark was pastor of the fi
Presbyterian Church of Greei
t boro, N. C., and is promint
in the Southern Presbyteri
tchurch.
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