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Another ChanceFrsmnO at The Tiger eFive Staight! University of South Carolina VOL. xVI- COLUMBIA, S. C., NOVIN\111IR 3, 1922. NU,JIIl 7 CAROLINA FRESHMEN WIN BY LICKI Jeffords Play Features Game at the Fair. Well, folks, the varsity may drop a game now and thei hut that iincl of game lilies we call c.ur freshman team is still going like a house afire. Last Friday they (lidn't do a thini butt win their fourth straight. gainle from the fast Davidson fresh team by the suhstantial score of 21 to 3. And more than that, tiey) played such consistently good ball that there was never the slightest doibt in, the minds of those present as to which team would coeic out on top. The young Gamecocks played good. strong football. but more than that tley played smart, intelliger$ .foot.all. Brock's tean played "ieads ill" all the way through and took advantage of the slightest break ill the gaime of Wildcat eleven. The result. was a its thrills all the way through and kept hard-fought well played gaille that had the stands oi pinls every illinlite of till. playing time. The work of Jeffords and Boatwright ill the backfield and ,l Ihir<tuj jnj Ir11dauigh inl thle linie,. were the outstalldiig features of the day's play. Bartelle also played a strong defensive and very little ground was gained over him. Boatwright, in spite of injuries that made it very difficult for him to get over the field, played star ball through out anil ran his teani like a seasoned veteran. If 11. J. had been barking signals last 'I'ltursday tile score mnight not hav,e been the saie, we think. Jeffords put up onle of the best exhi bitions of football that has been seen inl Columbia this year. Ile was equal ly good( oIl ofTeuse and defense, ai his work stood out as perhaps the lost COIlSistelltly g0od play by any silgIl 1amn oil tile field. Our two big boys ill the line, Aix. Murdaugh and Joc I,illard, played first-class ball as usual. They work together about as well as anl iuld anld a tackle cliold. One thigll about their game is that, whllen the play is run over tile side of tile line, tley are always back taking mit (n( of the opposill!g backfield nen--and this has a whole lot to do with the long gains that outr backfield men make (In tackle. For Davidson. Johnston's field goal, which saved theiml from a coat of white wash. was tie fiost noteworthy fea (tire. Ilack ran well with tile 1ball and Sapperfield played a good gaflie at tackle. Andersoii at left tackle played star ball ill tile lii, Carolina sc-ored first near tilhe end of the first half wlief loatwright p,asseI )v,er thel goal line to 1,illard, who m1.ade a very pretty Catch oll till. play. On the last play of the third <plfarter Jazz b)roke thiroughi tile Iline for a 25 yard runfif al was stope aiil'( l fmost (on the goal Iline by~ the \Viidcat saufety 1mn. lie c.arried'( the hlail o vef on the first pilay oIf the next pieriod.l TI'he last touchdl(owfn camel ifn tile samell a uta rt er wilh)en f|Tords initerepited ; pass onI D avidsoii's 40( yardl line. Boat wvrighit thlrew a pass to IDel ,ormel. will sprinited 30) yards for the last score. D av idison sco redi if) thIis samle uariter' C'allrolia's territory from nea'i)r the fmidi die oIf the field. 'hl. gafil. by~ lays: D avidson~l kic.ke.d (IT tol lI atwrN ight, whlo re'tumrned' ten'f yardts tI till. 31 yard fords kicl.kedl to D avidlson's 40f yard hine. Car,olinia was oIfTside. oni at buc(k. punt11 wasl blockl.d, Mu lrdhaugh rl.eovl.' inig for Carolina. lboatwrighlt c'ilpped' l.'fiv yards5 andl two smlashe(s inito ((Continued onl page 6.) FOURTH STRAIGHT IG THE DAVIDSON WILDCA1 Sponsors On Hand For th( Clemson Game Picked Beauties Watch Game cocks In Fray \Vhen the Gamecock gridiron war riors trotted on the fair ground fiel< last Thursday they were not alone With them, or following them rather was a perfet hevy of heautiful girbi -the Carolina sponsers. They wert indeed a group of picked heauties. anl many a player on the Carolina teatr knew that on this (lay he .must play th< game of his life for more reasons thar one. The sponsors accompaified tho team to the sidelines; here a special scat had bevin reserved for them, ;l they took their places, with the wholt Gamecock iquad at their feet. Eac sponsor carried an ex<luisite hunch ol crvsanthemunis tied with garnet and black ribbon. It was indeed a beauti fil picture and only one with the evt of an artist could fully appreciate it The members of the team who ha( sponsors are to be heartily congratu lated 1ponl the ladies of their choice The followinge were sponsors: Misse Anna Jackson, Rubye O'Shields, Dori Young, Bernice Martin, Hazel Metz F.rnestine Metz. Jessie Earl Maxwell Maribel Waters, Emma Waite, Nin. Kingery, and Mirs. W. T. Holland Little "Bill" Holland was oflicial mas cot. The cars in which the sponsors wert carried to the Fair ground were artis cally decorated in garnet and black with a crowing Gamecock adorning ead ide. Here it is that the co-eds comt in for tle praise. They worked with ; will and certainly showed their abilith as diecorators it was entirely (Ic t their etIorts that ite spons''S c"ars an<i the trticks that carried the teaiu wer "dressed u1p" in so1ch a snlappy styl Tle co-eds toile(d uintil after dark oi the cars, and were up wiith the si next niorniing to doll Ip tle truicks I lurrah for our co-eds! We almos' forgot to iention that the co-eds wvrt as,.sistel in the lecorating by Xlessr Ge,rge WittkoWsky and "Nitt" NI illard N hr. Calliouln ''hoinas was on ham p: t iie to lend Iis imoral support t< the task, but it was noticeable tihat h failed to coie across with any physi cal assistance. NI. N. C. AND N. C. FRESH TEAMS PLAY TODA) Gamecocks Out To Avenge IVarsity's Defeat. Th le No'rth and( Sotith are at it again l'his tiome l iock ington's victoriou: F reshmian team is f it inug the Fresh an team frion thle ( )ld North Satte lBo at wright and( Co. arec goinig to try and better thle V'arsity recordl againsl NorithI Caril ina when these t wo team: clash oni I )avis l'ield todlay T' ie Freshnc'n hlave ish>t h;ad tii g<lal line crossed this ycar antd have oil1 ly beent scored onl by t wil t< amns. O nct byv the (lemsi ni Rats and onlce by thi \\ .(d IKittens from I )avidson. lHotl Alcor e wre miadle via the tield goa routte. Thlis is a reecordI fori any teani ii he prud (tolf and lie Freshmen are trying to liv'e tup tol it. -- \Vhile the lini has been holdinig thle other fellow i do wnis t he backs have Ibeen runnin1 wild with the ball..\nid as an alum nus said, "Thley arc simiply reckles. (CO)NTIlNUI) ON l1.\GEl' 4 CAROLINA vs. SEWANEE TIGER TOMORROI Both Teams Work Haad For the Big Gamf A fter failing in a gallant effort t< twist tue Tiger's tail the Gamecock tomorrow afternoon will take on an other Tiger in the hope that the felin will not le so fortunate as to escapo the doughty rooster two weeks inl sue. cessiOnl. It should he a great game, for hotli elevens are grittiig their teet in rago over heart-reililitg defeats of last weeL It is needless to go over again that trsdaY of Fair Week. And Se -.ad tIle of mlI,l hlappeiled I'n tlt wanee feels just as we dl,,, for she losl a thrilling Contest last SatilrdaY t th" stroing Kentucky State team at Iex ington. Ioth these games. 7 to 0 atid 3 tio ), were lost inl part because of ".ole man jinx." hard luck. or what. ever von wish to call him. Aid that mneaIs both teams will be out for blood tomorrow and that the fur is bound t( fly. The Gamecock has had the tough est kind of luck this season. Witi I hoth gaies well in hand almost all tlt way through, we have lost to the Tar heels and to tie Tiger because of momentary break, either of 1luck ot of vigilanee. It is hard to say wlicl was the real explanation. Aside fron the fact that we believe we loul have scored on (Clemnsoi and Nortli Carolina, we are convinced that the\ shotild not have scored on its. An<l lite fact that tile breaks have heet -gainst us this far jtst cotivinces it, that mnuch iiore fiirmnly that Sewanee IFurman and Center are going to havc SONI li getting that pigskin acrs, our goal lile. Carolina anI Se wane.-.(amecicl and Tiger-it is the blig l chance to m1ak& up for tile two defeats we have sufTer ed so far this season. 'I'lle Sewvanee alaun.ni gr gi c i!ather frin the four ciirners 4-f tlt eartl for this game and it will be ; festi iiicasion from every point if view. ()ne thing is a cinch: Whoev er gets away with tle long end of tihe' -CIIre will kniiw th:i1 anither teall wa on the field. \\'e ii not inten]1 ti limit upi ainy alili f hr te tw\oii I"aies that have gnc tlt Wr(Mng %\.Y -- l ,N IIIt Caroinita's s dl, -hlt we ust d-ll't bliieve that I'Mu whole strenghil has heen sl1i ilo in l an if the laes ts far and if anyou4 figtires we arc goinig t be a soft snalI for the i Tigers. I111irnets and ('olonel - -well, lie has made a very had mliscal. cilationl. and that's all we can say jusi vet. The Gamne'(ck is voiling lael imti his iwn, swn. , SF\\ \NFI. I,()()K OUT!!! S. -'----(oo-o - Hypatian Literary Society. TheI I Iypatiani I,itetary Siicievtyimet .-attirdlay at Mleltiii I l.tl. NI iss Eliza. hithlI lieasley presidinig. Miss %iephia AIfird ieadi I".\Iagg it ('uis I her I lair."' from E-lliiitt's ''.\lill ont the IVloss,'" in a very realistic and' A very spirited and imrpromnptum de ol ved that all girls iover seventeet years if age shtould wear street (dress es eight imiches from thle gmro und.' Thiiio idehat inmg thle a ffirtmative were Mi sses I,orrainei II endcry and Ma'ttic Varn,~ whi le th ni'tegat ive' was uphilehl by N Misses (Cathiarne l"i ioyd and Em.ti a1\ Wis.on. As cant lie imlaginedI by the query . the debiate waxed elogitent as' soonit ais it biegant, beinig of vital in tert -to tiIhe ladites. The niegative side nonit -s it should have, l'est ce pas? TP. A. P. GAMECOCKS LOSE THE BIG GAME TO I S. C. C. P. A. Meets In Columbia Soon P'ians are now uinder wyfor. thle -ofiling ailliittai ConventItII of thle :oith Carolima College I 'ress Associa tion Which meets in Columbia, No %vember 22-24. The Uniiversity, Col Oinhia C(dlege and Chicora College will act as hosts to tile delegates repre senting practically every college pub licatioll in tile State. TlHie Association, which has for its aim the uphuilding and improvement of cllge jollrilalistin. has behind it a his. toIrv (if successful achievelnent iln its itdertakiigs and1(1 is a potent force in Cllleglate activity. To stimulate in terest in matters of a literary nattire. Ithe associatifoll C01ducts anl allilial press contest in which prizes are of fered for tie best essay, poem, storv and -oic-act play published during the preceeding year in the South Carolina Collegte llagaziles. ilndicatiolls this ycar pIllit to keen colpetition1 am114lig tII VarIs 'lagazilnes for the hiotnr of being acclaimied tle publisher of tlie biest literary cointribuitions. series of important inectilgs is n!ow heilng beil I) the staffs of the local publications with the view of. providing for the entertainment of the large tluniller of delegates who will at teI]d tle coliventio. Comln.mittees IIaide up of representatives of the three coleges here are hard at work preparing a sittable prograim and will secure several well known journalists to sleak at tlie Illeetings. The ade ,Iate facilities of Cohlumia Iake it cCrta.in that SioItI Carlolina' clleCC writers will Ihe- rovally feted when they comlie here a1nd that tlie c()Illnilg c(mveli tiln will be ol. of ftle 1Best at endt'd and suiccessfull. Coleman Karesh. GENERAL FOCEALL REVIEW Many Good Games Last Week ".\lore dope i.ertIurneId" is the w,t\ 'lit spo(rting c(ditair pilt it w%hen giing I retvit-w of Ia.st wee.k's gallies. .\td this ecltr W.Is aIurly riht. for thlere wer' 11i;lty tinitI,kll- for it.li _r \.;ls ill thet p)Ot 40f f Ioball dI'pc. which s flow b iim at It,, bet ;it, the sea -1,1 bis jul"t :11t tit reach d the hali \\ Illark. lc fall., nt cived se\er akl ri Ies : ,11 jits w%hI tll-h C , l tile restills I,( Sittir(la g;0IIes frilm till etli till bfard or inl thei S t11ar morn-Iing paper. .\any anl .hl g radi uttered al exclainatinll (If <ellight ,Io disn'ia whenI!\lll till re dIiow the te \fthir ;tl .lte oisr a upstI sme d'ope, orI hadibee ti pseilIt iteli by10111 lslte lifs te l expeteditie happeni ('oegnt w ith,'( fon pfge rus FAIR WEEK HE CLEMSON TIGER TEAM Field Goal late In Game Brings Victory. College Writers Lotha Here This Month Wel. te Tiger wIin ! llt this same Tiger realized lnly ti nies before that 'aie was over that lie was up against I real fo(ltball iiacrilie; ie discovered +at the Ganieciick's line was just what C.; eli "l)e" Stew;arI said it was Ie (of the best in tile South. It didn't ake the uingaleers lon itg to find out hat as long as they stuck to line bucks Ind end runs they w\oIlI remain prac ically at a standstIll, therefore they re siirted to ite aerial ritte of attack hIliel. after several attempts, pItt themn it stich a position that Charlie Robin ;onI ciuld blot the oval between th. ijirighIts. The C(Iottest was as pretty a fight ir it start ti finlish as any hver of the ridliro1in Sport wodd wish to see. The wI teaits were as evenly matched as wI teams could be, and the result was i;hat ptintng figured a great deal in the game. There were breaks for 'ach side, althlough there were mighty few of the same. A short pass which lie Tigers seemed to be able to work o perfecton,, coupled withi at "edul 'ated toe." proved to be the utidoing if the lBirds. And speakinig of "edI Ated toes- doesn't that remind you i aoelir Carllia-Clemsol, game liere t he toe 4f a certain yotung man wlo hails fritti St. Mattliews. S. C.. llcked awav tIe CItest just one mnin. te ald twentv-seven seconlds after ie opeing whistle blew. Strange low history repeats itsel f. 61ly in the 31posite directon, eh? This was last m nne victorY fir (leni.n. that a 1irst nititte win for Carolina. There was ; tilixtutre of good and haid football by boitli tealis, but this made the g:ne III it a uhiit less thrill In I the 1it half the two teamis aeiitid to bi le ;ihiitit evenily miatcedi. Tle game \\as ipteed b1Y twtt hiaks. ut tliee tIYset cach other. Canlin fliblted Clemoi'os tinit after the Ti ers had faled ti tIlake ani\ headway ir Ii it kick,i: (leImsol reci(verId it i c 11(. It, ;e rl I lme . Alili t , Iimiln Ie RuP,hct: ,uis d a, het \ws ear-, yIn th hai- arro1' C. fumleitd al alIna re' cvred bhin'fd thet g"oalI ine ~ ~ ~ ~ 'v" ( trti h :l eAwe backL Ndfth am, the fidhl. exccpt at me imie wh1et1 thIc Tiger- caite with inl itriking di1-tance. Til w%as wh1-11 lie uipir rulted that a Cadrina play' r lad iter f wred with a CleIlsi Imiani iefilre lie itucheid a )aS that was hrown Ilin,i toil it was Cteiiisint's b;ll m1 'arointa's 35-yardt line; byv a series if passes tIle Tigers saicermeed in ad anulihng thle bll tii the S-'maid line: here a fter trlying tio bock throumigh in vain. a Cltenm in pmass wais groundiied indiii the goal line andi it was Cari na hl mii thle 2(t *ud il ne. Th'lis isa the tlist timle the 'Tiger threat tied itntil thn last few miiite. if play lien the field gi al was titale. hn the~- icin hati the t .;oiiicmcks levemitmid a drti e itid pun:hi tha.t cioill hirdi iinarter anid aigaini in thei fourth, itie. lint each tihnt they seieed tii lack he nece''ary Iiunch to pult (h over. I)tinig thle third pierisd the Tigers ver' oni the tIefensive andii this was wheitn they tioo~k the bill ti kick Out. I le g;nme wast indeed one oif thrills, hit kept the 8(H14ll spectatimts oni the 'idgi iif their seats tmre or' less all Ib tiim. F"itst the air wviut lie rent v lie vioci feratihots if the Tiger (CONTIN'ED ON P~AGEm 5.)