The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 03, 1922, Page 4, Image 4
PROF. TABER LEADS IN
TACKINESS AT PARTY
(Continiied from page 1)
as a pirate; Little Baker was
a night. watchman; II. U.
h rpe looked like a tron iiers
man taken from the pages of
Cooper. But if we took tile
to tell about ile costumles we
would have space for nothing
else. Pr-of. Ta ber wN1 the
prize for tile tackiest. dressed
nilan.
The Co-eds, we are lead to
believe, Iressed up, instead of
down and( they were more
cliarIing than ever. There
wer-e old maidts and coun try
vallips, and lord knows what
else. The judges had to pick
somebody for a companion to
Prof. 'I'aher, and so Miss Cora
Arnold was presentedN with Ihe
Grand PIrix, a bottle of I)Ny"'s
perfumery. (May sire nlot use
it in the classes I have with
her!)
Then came stunts. Prof.
Teeple sang, the co-eds gave
"Roiiet and Julio" with Slight
alterations for the )etter, and
a 'Discipline Committee' found
Miss Edith Rice and 11. U.
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menting with t
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That's why 4
ever.
liarpe guilty of "shaking, rat- F
llein-g and mIaliciously rolNg
lie bones." Follow-iig the
:ime-honored custoiml of the
.iscipline Committee the of
%%es ere shipped.
Philpot, the boy comedian Y
from Laurens, was the life of 1
lie party. Ie liad Dean Baker t
lown so well until several stu- S
lents had to be restrained i
from presenting him wNith ex- Il
1uses for absences. 1He was as- t
4isted in the Board Imeeting by (
Edwin Folk as Dr. Currell, and C
Luke Cox, as Dr. Moore. Luke (
knows Doe, even to the last I
bug. 1h1ilpot showed himself
to be an able orator when he 1
made a speech dedicating "Soc" c
Ervin's mustak.
The refreshments were pea- 1
nuts, ground peas, or pinders.
sweetenedN with all (lay suckers 1
aInd washed down with pink 1
lemonade. C
The idea of this entertain- S
ment is a Credit to its sponsor. N
The way it was carried out re- I
(lects glory 111)011 the Y. M., Y.
W. C. A. and the Ladies Aux- s
iliary. t
It was the' event of the sea- N
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lace remain from last season
and both of these men ought to
go better than they have before.
Babe seems at this early date
to have m11ore stuff than lie
showed last season and if Wal
lace can get his eye on the sack
this year he ought to go good.
Among the other men that are
going to have to be counted in
are Peters, Reynolds, Snipes,
Edmunds and Calcutt. The
fame of some of these men have
come before them) and out of
the whole hunch we ought to
get a couplo of good imen.
With a strong pitching staff
and with the veteran players
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'ROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
SUCCESSFUL BASEBALL YEAR
(Continued from page 1)
ears so we must be better.
inong the former wearers of
he "C" are Captain Kern at
lortstop, Hay Evans, Joe
Vbeeler and Red Bullock be
ind the bat, Tack Ilorton on
he initial sack, and Langston,
Iresq.ette and Sizemore for the
utfield. Amlongt the niew cvmn
rs Bill I lolland, Webster,
Cig and Wingard are show
ng upN well, while the teamt. is
ooking forward to the coming
ut of Parson Belk with his
ig stick as soon as the basket
iall season is over.
'he things that delights the
eart of the onlookers and
rings a smile to the lips CO
ur coach, Bill Clark, is -the
tring of pitchers that ar
vorking out. Carolina h,as
een woefully weak in the
)itciillg staff for the last two
easons. It is too early yet for
lie pitchers to cut loose but
vith the string that we have
lill ought to be able to devel
ip some good hurlers for this
eason. Babe Adans and Wal
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that we already have to fill the
other places and with a hard
hitting outfit that has always
characterized the Gaiecock,
the South Carolina teams will
have to watch out for the old
Birds this season.
She: "A man should never
sleep when his wife is talking."
lie: "But, my dear, a man L
IuIIIst. sleep sometime."
P. S.-ie was rushed to a
nearby hospital immediately
after the crash.
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