The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 27, 1922, GREATER CAROLINA EDITION, Image 1
GREATER CA OLINA EDITION
Every Rooster Magna Universit
Be a Booster OAMagna<>.ate
N7,01'. XV. UANI VERSITIY OF SOUTH'I CAROLINA, (01,11MIAl S. C.. .JANUARY'27, 1922.N.1
DR. R. G. LEE SPEAKS
AT IMPERIAL THEATRE
University "Y" Cooperates With
City "Y" In Student Meeting
UNIVERSITY QUARTET SINGS
Chester Minister Speaks on the
Preventive Christ
)r. R. G'. Lee of Chester ad
dressed the men's mass mneeting
at the Imperial Theater last Sun
daiy onl thle subject "If Th'loul
(omiiing at the invitation of the
i'niversity Y. Al. C. A., the stl
dents having entire control of
this meeting. The Uliversitv
(Iiiartette rendered "'lirow Out
the Lifeline" after whicb Dr. Lee
was introduced by Mr. Ilarry
ightsey, president of the Uni
versity stu<lent body and of the
Y. Al. C. A. The speaker spoke
of (hrist, as the great, preveit
ive Christ, keeping a1 mnl awayl
from the evil and helping him to
the good. IIis address was inter
spersed with references to the
ieed of the men at the present
iiie not only inl tle Ieligious
world but tle material. We must
face the world with a smile and
fight a fight like a red-blooded
man a1d not like one wvlho has
pink tea inl his veins. Dr). Lee
eided his reiarks with a force
fiul story of a great black wolf
pursued by a number of hounds,
(Contimied on page 2.)
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IIarry N. Lightsey I
F
CAROLINA TAKES
SWIMMING MEET
First State Intercollegiate Water
Meet Proves Very Exciting
WAITE WINS TROPHY
Dickert Shows Up Well. Citadel
Pushes Carolina Hard.
The propIhecY that the first
South Carolinai state inter-colle-i
ate swinning mieet woild be hot
ly X conteste<d, was f1lfilled at
t(e Paciil liil ity Iol whenl
tthe lniver-sity o.(f Sou;thl Carolna
capturle<d the( cmntest b)y a1 narrgin
o)f two) andl a hal1f poinits over-l the(
Citadel. te(. wvinners piling 11) 2.5
points to the -a<(ts' 22 1-2.
The Clenismn Tiger <ditd not
om11e fromn his- Irk- to take pal
in tie colitest an1 the Colege of
Chaurlestoun was ai folree< liut tight
i tlirl(I with 13 1-2 points.
The ( i (ivi<,al high )(inlt. score
was Won by Alex aite. ninager
ai<l captain of th(- (sameccls.
who Secure<d 1S of his tan's 254
coiuiters. J. An<delsmi of the
citi<lel cameit semomid with 11 :and
(hastol an<l Hallard (f the Col
lege of Ch1arlestonl tie<d fori thir<
with five each.
The first heat of the( 20-vard
swi liwNas So c(l()Se that lengthy
c(on1siiltiitiol ailolg tit j(lgs
WIts necessarv before t( winner
col be finlally <decide< luponl.
Some g(l I exIib it ionIS wevre
(OoRtinue< (n page 2.)
ITlis issile of the ( 1.inne
cm-k is <le(.i(-Iuei to( t heI
I)opaga) itioin of t11at spirit
o )f Ich ilevellnent wh.Ii ch w ilIl
nIaIke ( :(';-Io Iin ' n , ied<s iere
St eping 1 stones to the ful1
fillnie(t of tint great Ideal
of :I Greater I'nliversitY a"I
.1 Greater. state.
GEORGIA WINS
CLOSE CONTEST
Carolina Overcome in Final Stage
AHEAD FIRST HALF
Period Ends With'Gamecocks Lead
ing by One Point-Sparkman
Does Scoring
Closing the first half with a
one point leIad, Caroli(a lowel
Georgia to.out winl, if Iot to ot
pla*y theill inl tlie seci erio I
an<I take the first homie basket
bail gaine by the score of 36 to 2-.
Thlie only ebianige for' the (Gaie
rocks was whenl Sinigleto went
inl the finl-al seoils for Wallace.
who was going faster t0han ally
other nian on1,11 the floor.
Walhires spee<d was assiste<l by
the i1or piroiluictive shootinog of
Sparkian. who rulig mlown 21 of
his teain's points \.hile tw\ice
Capt. ,Josl \'ughn gave' the
Georgia I'orwais the rush of
their young lives and was going
stong Ilrogholiut.
For Gvorgia, Captain lRawsmn
led his t:uiii ill scoring with 12
oillts. while his runni11ing inlate,
.\1uirrav. was a chose secnil with
tel. sai I oiev. (oh i m b,o
forinerly of the local high School
a id alIso of (the Citiadel. was sent
into he gunlle ill the finlal stag.es
a111d score< a basket.
evevral lIig shots were recor.l
el. vspewin I lY by t Ie ( aroliniia
pl ,y(It'rs inl o)o)(Sitin)I to Ite .-venl
era cIose IsIIs o f opinionl I'
wha's right inl t lieg g:kne,
an<l in11in(riomus tosses Ioii closte
range1t" Wlich, acroninig to loylt'.
shioiul have beeln copleteil, were
fa ilu Irvs.
("em.i <levelope<' a ste:nliness
a.111 regila-itv of play in the
closintg stages of' theit gainte which
were( abset'i withlouit leave d<iuig
te gre'a t'er pa2rt of' theit contest.
score'( 1:3 to 1l2 for (te Carioliniians
but ini (lie secoin I pterio<theit
thet score soon wa~s tit'<l. A toss
fr'uiontie si<de ami< lien thle ohter
(C( ont inuie< on)1 paige' II.)
ERSITY A
PRESS ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
University| Scribblers Host to Col
lege Papers of the City at
Flinn Hall
KARESH ELECTED PRESIDENT
Prof. Yates Snowden Delivers Ad
dress on College Public-ations
The stalls of the piblivationl:-;
of, Columbin Colklege, Chivmrn
an<d the IliiversityN ofI*nt C:11
oflna nmet last .\ldntay evenling at
Flir Hall. the I'iversitv Y. M.
C. A., to elect the new ()li((ers lor'
the Sith Caroliii College Press
.\ssociation. As the .\ssoiation
Imleets here nlext fa.l, the o,iiers
were Selecte<dfrom the frhree th
hllmbia institultionls.
The ollicers electedI were: Cole
Iman Kar4e. of the V'niversitY.
Presi<lent: Mliss .\arv .\eNaill.
of Chicora, Co-respom(lin1g Sec
retary: andl Miss E'stelle Br:dbly,
of Coliibia College. Treasiu'er.
I)r. Yates siow<len. of, the
U'niversit N. (deliveredl the addhress
of the e *veiing which, Iroiml his
expt-rienlce inl 'nlewspaper work and
his broal knowleIge amd apple
ciation of literatiure, was of par
ticialar interest to college editors.
1Ie reconiltel i1nllv instances of
great writers who first starte<4
their literariv ecarver bY contribi
tinlg to their college um iga ziel('s.
Prlomlinlent am1ongy thlose menil
tione<d froml the lniver-sityv were
1". jl .eter and 1Iobert Gol
zales, both ofd whse works may1 \
be foundral amng 1ack files (f tle
Car1olilian 2.
I )r. snow<ln emiph a tica lly
11rgeil that literary qulit1ty bv up;
eld evenl at tIhe expelse (f the
111:1gazile's siz.: andl that (litI's
sho bil inl a kiinlly v N.l w reject all
cin ibul tionls () I' , * 1t 1 ) IIIo 4 I " pie
ftype. The 1h111vess <llight(
fullY Sp)i(.(:l with buIlnmr :11A the
SuCCeSSiVV Wa Ves of -"t titt r '
from t Ie aele ience bo re am111ptl.
h-st ilony t (i Its appre intimn.
.ftker the elestions (ns iattin
whereiotl i bhee oite, uc notoia
'ld led r the liectpion rof' e l
lege joulrnalism in outh (aro
lina, looks forwardl to thle comning
year' with every'~ assurlance (If siur
ND STAT
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
HOST TO LEGISLATURE
Dr. Phillips Speaks on Intercollegi
ate Athletics. Football Team
Guest of Honor
GOLD FOOTBALLS GIVEN
Hon. W. B. Atkinson and Senator
Laney Speak Optimistically
Hilton Represents Student
Body.
The aiitial dinnel of tle
A I tumn i, which was given at the
Jefferson oI the( evening of J,anu
ariy 12th inl honor of the members
of (Ite Legislatire and the "Block
C" m11eni of ie 1921 football squbad
will ,ong he remiimbere< as one
of the Imlost enajoyale ocasiols
of the kimndve hv.d in Colum
hint. C ollege boys, "ol gra<tls"
11md mlen in) puiblic fife, over 250
in all, sat iown to a <jliglitful
feast and listene<d to perhaps the
Ir-igIte'st re5spolse's to toasts ma<11le
at a linner in recent years. TI e
spirit of the oVCcasion Seeile<l to
grij evervoie alike. and it be
(i4ne a IeIIIo rab e d aY in the life
of the State and of1 the IIiiver
sity.
Th'le <dinner itself was serve<d inl
the bJeffersons best stvie in the
ball roomi. where the tables had
beeln lid. Thie roomli was deco
rated especiallyN for tle. occasion
--tle Color schemle. of course, be
inlg garinet aId black. T'hl(le menti:
Fruit Cocktail
()lives. cele-Y and lilixed pickles
Chickenl a Ila King
(Irl-en pens inl timlbles.- potatoes
:mi (Gratinl
Hot Rolls
Letturve .1114 Tonitovs with My
oina lse
I(.e civaill -cake
D)emi-t.isse
Cheese - wa fers
The eatire(I arrnTgeients for
the gathering were inl the hands
()f a conilnittee from the ann
hemded by F. Wmn. c'applelman.
To ii and his assocites is dIue
inl large, mea:su1rv (the sutess with
which the ent erta 1imauenit mnet. As
Tonstmlaster, MIr. Capplemanl by,
his happY miiann1ier pit tverlY on1e
-it ease, while his retmiarks inl in
tro<luicingi (he several speakers
were at aill tiime-its apt.
tar'v of fte Alumniii A\ssociat ion.
aiitl somet' tiie chieter lenier' of' lie
studtenit btudy,v took enarge oif thlit
ciheein g ain I leaf ju st thet righ t
ami ounut of "p'p needed' l' for t'het
enthut si ast ic 'ollege 1hoy' ort grm lit
ate and iiot too nuttcb fort the
S (Comntinuietd oin page 3.)
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