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FINAL STAY TO EDITION COMMENCEMENT V(o)r. XV. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTi CAROLINA, (IAM1IA, S. 1., .\A 1 1922. DR. C. Noted Author, Teacher and Lecturer Will Speak to Graduating Class Program of Commencement Exercises Dr. C. Alphlonso 8n1itih, he.1l of the Engliish I)eparl ient. of the U. S. Naval Avadeiny, will leliver the graillult lu,g aldress at vo inlienleinet. Dr. slitith is nlote(l as U teacwher, u111thor anld lectiurler. Ile ha,1s writtell U nu1inber of books, the ole that is best known to us is "Wlt Literature Will 1 For i.\le." Ile ha.s written a life of 0. 1Ilen I-y Unll(l other tlings about Iis noted auithor. le is niuch inl demndal as a lectitrer al ti( 111iversi ty is fortulite inl 111v inl- secure<l him to speak Ut our CoMn 111ebiCeieit. lie Is an1 cl of )r. ive< sillith anld a broth er of r). Lewis Siniti of Wash ilgtonii a I'l Lee Tile prog-raini for tihe week of CoMI Ii1eielet is is follows: SUNI)AY, ,JITNE 11. 8.30 p. inl.- -liaen1aurea te Serion--l-i'ves. W. W. .lMoore, 1nion Tleologial t Semiiary, lIichiton<l, a1 ., at First 'res bYlerianl Chur11ch. AIONDA Y, JITNli, 12. 8.30) p. ii.-Joit velebralioln of the LAitera-ry Societies. TITE Si)AY, ,JUNE 1:. 10.00 It. ml.-Allulini eIon01. WE1)N EIS)A Y, ,1 UN N1, 1-1. 10.15 ,1. i v.--Processiont of TIuIist (e.s, i uiltiy , v a n(l Stli dlents from Librr111 V. 10.30 a. m.-(E-unt ing 1X (.1'etses. ('11CADUiATIN(: EXEAICCSEa. I)r. C. Alphonlso Nmith., Annapolis, .d. Aldress to (Ira,ilult ing Chv"1. Mr. Itolbert Aoormaniu, ,Jr. Speaker, Senior La4w ( lass5. .r. E<lwin I [enry i"olk, Jr. Speauker, Senior ('lass. .\lr. Wasin lgtoni Auiguistus (Claruk, Jr. Speaker, Senior3' '1lass. r.e -oti i A lnen3iulad (l nu31n' '. LLPHONSO CAROLINA WINS FRESHMAN DEBATE Yearlings Too Much for Erskine and Wofford .1oiI(laY, AIayA 8ti, tle first ''reshinan Triangle 1ebate was leld between I he first year st ud ient s of Caroliinia, Wo'ord and 1lrskinle. Carolina won both Si<les of t he argunilient Erskinle c.1ule Seconl by (le feating... the atiiriniative ealill Of Woffor<l byN a 1llillionios vote. The qIuery wam, "Iesolve<d, Tiat lyjnci v vasem siul ie triel il Fe<leral court s.'' E. B. Castles ad 11. 11. WellS uph0ebd Ilhe atfirinative Sile; Charlevs Vishburlne and WV. A. .114swainl were the lipholers of the neg tive. E'rskine lefeated Wofford in the Town Th'leater by a uai mouls vote and thereby won secon<l phace in the triangle. 'T'le Wofford <lebaters N, W. R. Smnith andl .. K. Williamls argll(d tle aTliriniatie. The Wiing1111i neg-ative eam WaS Com1posed of J. I I. Royl'y and . aive tlahion, ar. The jes1% in (his voliest were S. C. ihamoe, Ilr(f. ('ieo. NN-0uchenl, Duniel A. itved, )r. ('. A. Wauchope amPOR WilsoTH W. . I lrvey mpresided ain E T. Thomipson was chiet n.shal, while ANBli<e Dabbs .al4 Epps Ieml v were Che assistant Il mear-, iw Caolina atfirmll'at ive tial deerate Olhe Woforl ne alive tfe lat Ife West. Thie (Car1-ol ina .vr I I i ve teaml wvonl over Ihle E4rskinle a111-Irmatives inl Spartanburg. PORTER WINS BOTH IN DECLAIMATION AND TRACK Bailey Comes Second in Prep School Meet Ilorter lmilitary Aewiemy for the S-econld consecutive year wvon the anulprepar1atorY school Crock Ilt ire bt ilhely werv closv Iy 2 presse<d bY Bailey. 1 ile kII,t of Pler was the ildivil in n s tl I ilingraI total of 19) poi.ia 1yne of lIailey vn se'rotil wit. 15 amN Jaes onl also'of (iley ''e'Niethoir< lwith 14 ont tohiead<i."T' SMITH WI I I ji;Y A, NN,lk I ll IO ' I N( rT,, N Vi 1 a Io r I .1 '' ivei Years; Captain '19; lI"ected C'oach for. P'reshinanIl P'ool IBall. BROCKINGTON TO COACH FRESHMEN Stobbs May Return to Assist Coach Metzger Heywar<d lBrockingtfon, varsi ty ileinbelr of ('arolila's fot halI S<iuadl was elecledl coatch for I he 'reshuna nl ea n1 a t he lasi Invet . ig of I he A I left I A<dvisory. 14I1d. Brockington st11ted his fA-1111 career a IIh(e ulivers.4ity as a ileiber 4f the fained -'re"sh n ia lin I)f ''i; thI nexV I ill I 4ea hev intle tIhe vai aiN. 11n 41 ii'11 was V('115 ('aplain. Hle plaYed lfiveyer of var-silY ball <le to Ohewrug Ihat I heyv yarif .4. A. T. ('. foot - hall dli< l otlcoun. As a player Brockingltoil was alw Iays (1onisfent. nid I v1 I e(Iv, aUd as the <defelder of (n (of the wings he was always to Ibe re4lie<d uponl; he( 11114h .1ll-state te.1m1 alld ever , N.Year he was invltionedl for1 this holnor. IIis stroIg pint ws his abiliy to fath t1milhe opponenilts play n11. .1I4 ineet their atIack. As a stu<lenit (41 the4 galine un ger for I w4 ye'ar he 14 is well ien ill 11he art of f'ootbhail. HIt inore'( I 1inin anl at bie'te "lrok is a lemlIer alal t his 4InaUlity of1 lemUlersh51ip joine<l to hiis ui 11ier stan<ling of the4 ga1ine wVill inake' hiin aI U ' ~cc of wVII4un ( 'aro41lila foofimt 101 n111form ni( I )haris li('l41 LL MAKE SINGLE STANDARD LEAGUE HOLDS CONVENTION Leaders of Movement in South Car olina Colleges Make Plans for Clubs Extension Th'lle first n convention ()f the .Si8nI Staiard of .\lorals ILvagul openit<d at. the I'niversiy rilayN Iiioriig, .\lay ,i5, wilh represvlleatives I'roi five Solih Cl-arolina col lP111,111.111a being" the only1% college with a chapter of tle iLelle that was not. represent (.41. 11 owever, t he lnrnini111 (iaprl selt a letter to the col fliece st atin ane11( pied1ging i niInIII.Il's support. The I Lew-eIle, which had its beginin.g at thIle Ii versity only% Iwot IIoIItlIs4 ago), Iow has abitit ;50 members ill six South Carolina colleges. The six colleges inl which branches of the 1, vagile are located are: I he Iliversity of South Caro lina, No. 1 ; Wofford (101leg'e No. 2; 'resbyterian College, No. 3; I'leiisonI (ollege, No. 4; iiiiriman Iniversity, No. 5; NewberI-Y 'ollege, No. 6. The ieagiue was in confer .1ce for Iwo days, all of the Hitime being <levoed il 0 perfect ilg the organlizatimn, drawing up1) tlhe rituil, aluiildling the coist it ioll, adopti lg ani eli bleill, pasx-wor-d 1111l grip. At Ilhe i%ihl nighI session several promninent. men who 01111t inned mn page :1) GYM CARNIV Three Ring Circus, E Gym Work to Oin WednesdvhI night at T.30 tIe li( oxin g abx l Id wrest lin.g Ivaills will 2,-iv an. l exhibit ion inl t lie gynasinm of their ability ill I liese I iIes. The bo4)xinig coIl IIst will b h deid, A in It Iree (lasses5, uiii Iibree( meithls wvill be awarded(h(, Onie ginlg to thle ebiion~i(h ofj (ah class, and I hthe inedal;s wil e awardediP4(h tot t I hlphhe I hree bet bx(rs rehgardh less ofl class. rThe lirsI t'edal is gbVil by .\r ( ;. TI. (I ittmian whoit is gt~;ly ittherhstd ini lie in lo th Ile puglilistic art inl a frienl ~tunume.( lihliedas T hmp ADDRESS. ERSKINE LOSES TO GAMECOCKS Carolina Knocked Out Three Home Runs-Score 15-5 In a gaine that clearly slowed lie power. of thev, ( "Iamecocks wit the big stiEck, Crskine last TlIrs<Iv vent, down in defeat 15 to 5. Carolina nUIII.le five r1111 i the first inning, but in 4oll(. way the score was. discov I'ed to le tied in the sixth inl Iillng, whei with three lien (1 hases an(] Blelk at the at, the 1um of four counters was adt ed to the ( .arol ia side. Besides this home run of lHelk's, 11ol land and ('1ressette each knock ['( out onle each god Ior a rOunld t r ip. P'eters pitclied well after. a little wikdiness ill tle first inning. The box Icore reveals the heavy hitting: ICrski Ie A B I %, l' ) A lE Evans, e. ...4 0 0 4 :1 1 Iuifiman, 2b 4 0 1 0 :1 0 leed, ss. .3I 00 0 4 0 Rher, rf. ..4 1 1 1 0 0 Kennedy, p.. 4 0 2 1) 1 0 Page, 21. .l...4 1 1 ;3 6 1) VolIng,. ....4A 2 1 3 0 0 ThoInip'n, If. :1 1 2 1 2 0 Reoggins, lb : ( 0 12 1 1 Totals .33 ; 4 8 24 21 2 'aroliIa. A Bl It, I I ') A 11" \WallIe, 21 .5 1 2 4 3 1 Lagstoni, If 5 2 2 2 0 0 "lnilies, i' ...1 :3 2 1 0 0 (Continumed on page -1.) AL TONIGHT oxing, Wrestling and Pick Champs ;gail ill Ilte conltest. 'ThIe wrestdlng cotest will be livi<led ill three weight.s aind le Same 1111mhber I lledals Iwalded as ill the boxin. The ( iym teiam wvill also give 111('i exiitioni inl thrIee parits as follows:I 'a ral lel I tars, ( roundm Thais is One( of th linlost inlter'est - ig' athiilet i( carnhiivalIs ever hel in thIiis state. Van Met re, t he I )irector, has dlone the tIhig uip ini style. It will be run on a I the ring circus style ; t here will be "'thiings there t hat will please t he ol, young and( miidl [I le aged( ;" lhe thiere. I A't t ('rs wuiIll e a wardt ed to thle ('iin p~ion inl eachi of thiese contests.