The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 25, 1919, Page 5, Image 5
AMECOCKS MEET
"P. C." SATURDAY
Fast Game Will Mark Opening
of Season
Saturday, on the University
field, the first game of the foot
ball season will be staged be
tween Carolina and the Presby
terian College. A real, fast
ame is expected as both teams
have been hard at work since
the first day of school preparing
esecially for this opening bat
tle.
Coach Foster, with the able
assistance of Jim Perry, is fast
rounding the Gamecock candi
dates into real form. When the
Presbyterians appear Saturday
they will find a scrapping
bunch to be reckoned with. The
two coaches are putting their
whole soul into the work which
is certain to produce results in
Saturday's game. The Univer
sity cheer leaders Charlie
Beck and Sifford declares they
will back the team win or lose,
and the entire student body is
going to be on hand to cheer
he Gamecocks on to victory.
But from Clinton, the home
f "P. C." comes the dope that
he Carolinians will have no
aby's team to meet, according
o advance dope.
Captain Richardson will be
een at full back; Rihcardson's
prowess is well known, having
is "letter" several times. Ful
on at quarter, McMillan at
nd; Eichelberger at tackle ;
McKeown, a guard and Wood
on at center, all of whom made
he all-State team are some of
he stars who will be 'brought
o meet Foster's team.
There are a number of fel
ow who are showing promise
rom whom the Gamecock
eleven will be selected. The
ine-up at this time is a matter
of speculation and several may
e given chances to show the
ollowers their ability next Sat
urday. Captain Brockington
f the famous 1916 freshman
eam that sent the first year
en of Clemson down in defeat,
ill take care of one of the
ends. Moorman, a Columbia
oy, will possibly be seen at
he other end. The backfield
ill present a number of pros
pects and there are a number
from which to select,-including
Bernie Smith, a star of the star
Florence "Hi;" Skinner, a
former Porter star ; Colie Sea
orn, whose ability as an all
-ound athlete and whose great
un for 85 yards, through the
lemson line back in '17 made
im famous; Burns, a likely
ooking chap ; Allen, another
Columbian ; Barnes a fellow cit
fen of Allen anel Moorman;
Timmons another product of
the Florence "Hi" champs;
Langston, a favorite son of
Darlington; Audrey, Epps,
Quattlebaum and others. Any
of these men shbuld be able to
give excellent accounts against
the Blue Stockings.
Smith, who was mentioned
for the all-State team last year,
will likely be at center. Marion
the two Thomas boys, veterans
of the vorld war and just back
from -ver there ;" Waite,
Porter, Black, Richards, Light
sey, are line men that have all
earmarks of regular football
players. Greene, Hyde Smith,
Crouch, Coker, Evans, Baker
are also rounding into shape
and should do some excellent
work for old Carolina, ere the
Turkey day game is played and
the season has ended.
All students and friends of
Carolina are urged to be on the
bleachers when the histle blows
The exact hour of the game
will be made known later.
The Gamecock's schedule
for the 1919 season follows:
September 27, Presbyterian
College at Columbia.
October 4, Erskine at Colum
bia.
October 11, University of
Georgia at Athens.
October 18, Davidson at Co
lumbia.
October 30, Clemson at Co
lumbia.
November 8, University of
Tennessee at Columbia.
November 15, Washington
and Lee at Lexington.
November 22, University of
Florida at Columbia.
November 27, Citadel at Co
lumbia.
Despite the fact that the
University campus affords no
dormitory facilities for the
co-eds this year, a good many
of them have secured board
and lodging with relatives and
friends in the city, and are
availing themselves of the
wonderful opportunity of ob
taining a degree from the U. S.
C. There is a point beyond
which endurance ceases to be
a virtue, and while at present
the co-ed students of Carolina
are merely an unessential, di
vTed lot, there will dawn, the
day when th e educational
equation will go unsolved with
out the persevering hand of
woman. No, S. C. will not al
ways continue the lowest State
in the union in educational ad
vantages. Nor will the U. S. C.
be without a permanent home
for women. --A COED.
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The Manager
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University of South Carolina
Founded by the State in 1801 in the Capital City
The University is organized with the following divisions:
I. School of Arts and Science, with various courses
of study in Languages, History, Secience, etc., leading
to the degree of A. B. and B. S. General Scholarships
worth from $100 to $150 each.
II. School of Education, which seeks to prepare per
sons to serve the State as teachers, principals, and
superintendents of schools. In this course the A. B. is
the degree conferred.
III. Graduate School, with advanced courses leading
to the degree of Master of Arts.
IV. School of Civil Engineering, leading to C. E.
V. School of Law, with course leading to the degree
of LL. B. The presence of the various courts and the
use of the State Law Library afford exceptional facili
ties.
VI. Military Science and Tactics. Regular drill five
times a week. Class-room instructions. Uniforms and
Equipment furnished by the U. S. Government. Reserved
Officers' Training Corps.
VII. New Coupses: Rural Social Science; Hygiene
and Sanitation; English Bible: Business Administration.
College fees for the year, $37, including medical atten
tion. For women college fee$ are only $26. For those
paying tuition, $40 additional. Room, with light and
service, $20 a year.
Loan funds available.
For catalogue :tddress
W. S. CU R RELL, President,
Columbia, S. C.
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