Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAROLINA LOSES FIRST TO PRESBYTERIANS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.) throughout the game; a fact which is perhaps excusable - when we consider that. she is the sister school of the Pres byterians. Details. The first three quarters found the contest practically P stand-off, little ground being gained by either side. The third quarter ended with the ball on Carolina's 35-yard line, the visitors running one play without noticeable gain just as the quarter ended. The fourth began with an unfortunate mix-up on the number of downs. The officials overlooked the play that had closed the preceding period, and when an incompleted for ward pass opened the fourth period, it was declared second, when it should have been third. Two line plays advanced the ball only about six yards, and the ball should have -gone over to Carolina, but when it was too late it was discovered that the Presbyterians had been spotted a down. So on the fifth down, Belk kicked over the goal line and the ball was placed in play on the 20-yard line. Allen kicked 20 yards. Two line plays failed and Skin ner intercepted a long forward pass. Seaborn was put into the struggle and after a line play resulted in only a slight gain, Seaborn took four yards around right end. Allen went back to kick andl got only about 18 yards when the pass was bad. He had another down and might have fallen on the ball and tried it again with profit. The Blue Stockings ran 'two plays and; failing to gain, Belk kicked outside on the two-yard line. Allen kicked 20 yards and by short line plunges Belk and Richardson brought the ball to the goal line where Carolina -held and took the ball a scant inch from the line. Presbyterian was penalized five yards for offside play on the fourth down but Carolina waived the pen alty and took the ball. Allen kicked out from behind his goal line, but the kick lacked distance and the Presbyterians were in excellent position again Short drives against the line brought the ball witbin seven yards of the goal posts where D. Blakely shot off right tackle for the touchdown. Goal was missed. Less than two minutes of play remained when the lone counter was made and the game ended almost immerliate ly, Carolina receiving a kick off and running but two plays before the .whistle sounded for the end of the contest. Erskine will play here next Saturday. Presbyterian (6) Caorlina (0) McMillan .......LE.......Moorman D. Blakeley .. LT........Waite R. Blakeley .... LG .... H. Thomas Kirven ........C.........E. Smith Hay ...........RG.........Ardrey Elchelberger .. RT .... J. McMillan Woodson ......RE Brockinton H. Fulton ...QB.......Timmons Belk ..........LH.........Skinner Richardson . RH.......1. Smith DuRant .........FD ...........Allen Substitutions - Presbyter ian : Williamson for Hay, Haf ney for Belk. Carolina: Burns for .Timmons, Coker for Burns, Seaborn for B. 'Smith, Lack for Waite, Williams for Lack. Touchdown, D. Blakely. Score by quarters : Presbyterian......0 0 0 6-6 Carolina............0 0 0 0-0 Time of quarter, 12 minutess Referee. Clark (Pittsburgh). Umpire, Shea (Ohio State). Headlinesman, Knight, (West Point). Timekeepers, Murphy (Carolina), Jacobs (Presby terian). ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Leader In Sports Given High Position by Student Body The Athletic Association elected its officers for the new year at a meeting held on last Thursday. Colie Seaborn, well known in -Athletic circles, was chosen president and A. J. Beck secretary and treasurer. Lana Sims was elected as stu dent representative on the advisory board. The office of cheer leader was conferred upon "Charlie" Beck, his as sistants being Lana Sims and Jim Sifford. R. W. WADE CHOSEN FOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION University Gradate to Be First Secretary-Holds Two Degrees R. W. Wade, of Chester, graduate of the class of 1916 with a LL. B. degree and of the class of 1914 with an A. B. de gree from the University, was elected secretary of the Uni versity Alumini association by meeingr heord. inThe office of cher. leade was connected apn mCarlie" godBecor,i hiss homtows en Hen ismsdd ai vaualemaforrhealmn Uversity Gaut oB is LESTER'S RIALTO and RIVOLI Theatres Homes of the Biggest and Best Photoplays Obtainable LYLES STUDIO High Class Potraits, Paintings, Enlarge ments, Copies, Interiors, and Views. KODAK FINISHING 1511 Main St. Telephone 227 (4 44~ ,Je ta e ..1 The State Building Complete line Fountain Pens, Examinations Pads and other Stationery for Student's use. We Want Your Business ?; - I lii; i p pailNli ll ~ o a1g o9ar..ouena wi dla Fellowship-in college or out of it-flourishes best with good food and whole. some drink. Ice-cold Bevo-unexcelled among beverages in purity and healthfulness-is most satisfying as a drink by itself or a relish with food that makes a hap pier repast. ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. Louis It must bie Ice eo(d ''liji,t e