Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GAMECOCKS SCALP INDIANS IN HARD FOUGHT BATTLE (Continted from page 1.) so. Ambs, played a driving game at full and carried the ball well, (esp)ite a couple of "mliscues" that (lid little damage, if any. Bartelle and Edinunds filled their line berths well, too. "Fighting Parson" Belk was a good ground gainer, stepping away several times for appreciable distances. McPhee for Newberry got away with several good runs and was ably assisted by his running mates Gardner and C. Borts. Newberry held the crowd of s)ectators I) in the air the entire game. They got off several aeri al passes for good distances, and their line bucks had lots of drive. Not until the referee's whistle ended the game did the Universi ty backers breathe easy. The game from the start was anybody's. During the first rack the ball "jig-sawed" up and down the field, neither team being able to penetrate the other's defense for the required distance. The punting of both teams Wias medi ocre, few of the punts being up to the standard. During tie list )art of the first half, by line bucks the ball was put wvithin the .Newberry danger zone. Here Sliolland calme across with a fifteen yard stretch, getting arounld right end for the much needed touch down. Belk lifted the oval clean IV thr'u the posts for the last Point. From then on the ball was passed from side to side and each team had chances to score, but. (o1ul(n't unlose the required force to carry it over. The personnel vas: Carolina (7) Newberry (0) Ilrockington (C).LE... Machin Chappelle ......LT . Wessinger McMillan ......L1G .... Derrick Wheeler ........C....... Davies Lightsey ......RG..... Eleazer Ilartelle .......IT...... Reede Meyer ........RE...... W ollet Holland ..... QB.. M-ichee (C) lielk ..........LH .... G. Borts Sizemore ......1. .... C. Borts Ambs .........F.... Gardner Scoring by periods: Carolina .......0 7 0 0-7 rewberry .......0 0 0 0-0 Individual scoring: Touch don Holland1 .oal from toc Substitutions: Car'olina, Ed mnundls for Bar'telle ; EdwvardIs for 'Chappelle ; Chappelle for Ed Newberr'y, Gilliam for Machin; Machini for Gilliam. TFime of p)eriodls, 15 minute quiarters. Rlefer'ee, Roger's (Citadel) ; um pire, Stein (Illinois) ; head lines man, VTan Meter', (Kentucky State . Marlowe wvith his mighty line has nothing on Ho'owitz. ,o If you've got a grouch-for get it! If you've got lungs-use them ! If you've got Carolina Spir'it --show i L YAIAN. SOr.E l. The Ilypatian Society held its first business meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Euphradian Hall. Fifteen new Co-eds were received into the society, Miss Cornelia Iluggins, President, making the address of welcome. After a short impromptu pro gram plans for the coming year were discissed. "Greater IIypatian" seems to be the slogan for this year. Several medals are to be oflered by the society this Fession: one is offered to the Imeni ber of the Ilypatian Society who makes the best contribu tion to the Carolinian during the year. It is hoped tiat every ineliber will compete and try out her talent as a journalist. The iedal will be awairded at the joint celebration during Coin inencement. 'The time of meeting was changed from Friday to Sat urday at one o'clock. The prograir was closed with ll abled featire-ice creal) CLARIOSOPHIC SOCIETY On last Saturd ay night was held the second regular meeting of the Clariosophic Literary So ciety. A fter the election and inl itiation of a number of new mem bers the following literary pro gram was carried out. Orator-C. S. Cliewning. Debate-Resolved : That the Disarmament Conference Should be open to the Piblic. Aflirnati ve-J. E. IHankins, George Sawyer. Negative--R. M. Smith, S. ). Ervin. The debate proved to be very interesting. The judges decided in favor of the aflirmative. On next Friday night, October 14, will be held the regular elec tion of officers. Every memilber is Irged to be present. GIRLS' GYM CLASS ORGANIZED. The Co-eds gymnasium class was organized Thursday after noon with about fifty girls and Miss Sara Godbol as instructor. Ti e follow ing oflicers were elected for this yearI: P'residlent, Miss Ruth Folk ; Vice President, Miss Mary Miller; Secretary Tretasuier', Miss Cornel ia Hug gins. The basket hall team will be gin practice i mmedilately, Miss Frances Wannaumaker having been elected mna iger. GameITs have been arranged wvith the vari ouis colleges in the State. Since Phsia Education hats becen madle compu)tlsOry for women studenCits at the Uiniveirsity qutite a bit of enthusiasm huas been man fested in all the gymnasium work. Prof. Ilonmes: "Evans, your a nswver is ats clear asmu. Evans: "Well, doesn't that cover the grounnl s.ir?" GOSSIP FROM BWE RIDGE The new men in our midst will not understand but the old men on the campuis will understand the grim tragedy when it is known on the camipus that at last "Red" McCall has fallen under the spells of the fair ladies. Yes, Mc Call has fallen. McCall has been known as the woman hater of the campus, but whether it was the influence of Lady Killer Erwin, or the combined influence of the moon light over the mountain tops and the soft sweet music of the breezes thrut the trees, or what not, the sad truth remains that McCall was caught serenading the girls in the Martha Washing ton Home at Blue Ridge long after all good boys should have been in bed. We understand that McCall is going to be a candidate for the Glee Club. The Blue Ridge delegation was pleased to have in their midst Dr. an( Mrs. Gee for the conference. We nmst a<lit tho that Dr. Gee was not his usual self. le seemed in somewhat a (lazed state, his clear mlind was not functioning in its usual brilliant way. However, we promised not to tell the things that lie did do or did not do, for under the circumstances a man ought not to he held accountable. You see he was on his honeymoon. Diuring our stay at the Uni versity we have heard of hig eaters. We have seen Win Marion stow away grub at the rate of a shovelful per bite, we have seen Alex Waite ram cratefuls (lown his capaciois maw, we have seen Zed Foy in action when the air seemed full of flying vegetable, but when it comes to native abil ity to stow away the biscuits we hand the stewed prunes to Doug Erwin. Boy howdy, the waiters all went on a strike when they were called on to keep Doug in biscuits. But the conclusion of the whole matter is that the >unch at Blue Ridge had a great time and they all want to go back next year. Carolina had the largest delega tion from the state again and we want to repeat another year. The new men ought to begin now to plan for next year. "Why is chemistry like love?" "Because the lower the gas the greater the pressure." Lower Main Street BA NK Nearest to the Students Essentially a Young Man's Bank-. Officered by Young Men Columbia Hat Co. CLEANED AND BIL)CKED 1211 Ladly Street ALL THE NEW THINGS IN Clothing, Hats and Furnishings For Young Men Can be Had at Swan-Edwards Co. Whiere t is a Pleasure to Trade 1330 Main Street Phone 5306 Burnett's Drug Store One Block from University Campus Drugs, Drinks, Cigars, Stationery Candies and Toilet Articles SPECIAl: Everett Waddy's Carolina Seal Stationery Phone 1261 909 Main Street The Latest Creations in Fall Suits ftrrty VBraub nb Tanipus Togs Now on display at Marshall-Tatum Clothing Co. Come in-we will take pleasure in showing y ou these garments. 01l 4rttate 16vok #torr THE STATE BUILDING Complete Line Fountain Pens, Examination Pads and other stationery for student's use C We Want Your Business LORICK & LOWRANCE The College Man's Store Pocke. Knives, Razors, Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Soaps -ATHLETIC GOODS Footballs, Baseballs, Sport Sweaters and Robes Special Attention and Prices Given to University Men FOR COLLEGE MEN'S SHOES --Go To LEVERS Everything that's New in WALK-OVER & EDWIN CLAPP'S "Good Wear in Every Pair"