The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 24, 1922, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
LORICK &
The Colle
Pocket Knives, Razo
Brushes,
-ATHLE
Footballs, Baseballs,
Special Attention and Pi
GOOD P1
METROPOLIT)
1544 M
Special attention giv<
line. Two passes failed and Tilg
man kicked to Carolina's 20 yard lii
Jeffords kicked back to Furman's
yard line. A pass failed. \Vatt
went in for Riley. Herlong made tI
and a pass failed. Tillghman kicked
Carolinas 25 yard line and lBo.
wright returned five. \Vright ma
four and Dukes five. Boatwright ma
it first down. Hoatwright got ti
and Dukes seven. \Vright made
first down. Dukes and \Vright made
first down. )ukes and \Vright ma
Oite htween them and a pass fail
Jeffords kicked to Furmans 20 ya
line. Bartelle knocked down a pa
Bartelle intercepted a pass and ran
Furmans 12 yard line. Boatwrip
malde four and \Vright added o)
Dukes took four and then made
first down oin the two yard line. Dub
failed to gain. Jaskiewicz replac
ii)ukes. Jaskiewicz bucked tile hall
wi-thin six inches of the goal line a
on the next smash carried it over i
the touchdown. H-erlong blocked Jt
fords 'kick for the extra point. H
combe took Jaskiewicz's place. MI
daugh kicked to Furmans 25 yard li
A forward pass from Brison to M,
nick was good for a gain of 30 yar
It was Fiurman's first earned 1i
down of the game. 'Murdatigh int,
cepted a pass oil his own 33 yard Iii
\\'trrel l went in for Sholar. Caroli
failed io gain and jeffords puitted <
of hounids on Furman's 40 yard li
\\'ith less thall a Iiniute to play Bri
sol threw a forward pass to \Vatt
for a gain of 25 yards and oin the li
ply of the gamel passed to Tilghl
over the goal line for a tucldo
I erlonugs attempt at a go,al fr
placeent failed, the 1 hall striking I
ero.ss har. ''ine was tilt as the p.
was made and the try for goal m
aftcr the expiratin tof tle regu
period.
FOOTBALL
ILet's win 'em all boys
and
HAVE A BIG FEED
from
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h- Carolina (13) Furman (6)
ic. I,illard..........LI-........ Tilghman
40 NI v.rdaugh........... McElween
rs Bartelle.. ..........LG ...... Blackwell
vo W aite............ C ...... Robertson
0 A. Dukes.... ....RG ........... Orr
kt- I,ollg............. ........ B row n
de Sholar...... ....R ........ Mimlick
de Bloatwright.......Q11 .......... Riley
vo I loicombe........ ........ Heriong
a Jeffords..........RI-I ........ Brunson
a laskiewicz.. ..... . B ........ Harrell
de Score by periods:
d- Carolina ........ .....0 7 0 0- 13
rd F1urm1an ........ ......0 0 0 6- 6
ss. Carolina scoring : Touchdowns, L,il
to lard. .jaskiewicz. Try for point af.ter
lit totiuhdown, Jeffords (goal from place
- men t ). Furman scoring: Touchdown,
it Tilghmlian. Carolina substitutions: J.
es )kes for 1olcombe. Wright for jas
e( kiewicz. Jaskiewicz for J. Dukes, Hol
to combe for Jaskiewicz, \Vorrell for
(1 Sholar. Vurman substitutions: W aters
or for Riley, lruce for Minnick. Smith
- for McElveen. NicElveen for Bruce.
~ Rilcy for Waters, Mitnick for liruce.
r- Yclell for Brumson, Brunsoi for
i Yelidell. Waters for Riley. O1licials:
Referee, Maclean (Newberry ) ;tum
Is. lre. Younit s ( Ni ulenberg ) : head
linesimal. Dun1ap (Clemson). Tie of
r- periods, 13 mintites.
le.I
" Hope and Bell at "Y" Conven
uot tion.
Ill.
it- (Conlinmd from l 4'y. One)
Is her.lhip. has now been changed in the
ast dilent deliartenilk-t Io incliet all men
\n who will ascribe to tile pur-post of tile
V atil who will class themselves as
Chhitian. This part (,f the chanlge
was acceptbc(Iy -teilt convention withollt
is dei .tc. Iut when the change was sug
as gcstcd for tie leillailliig departients.
al a s pirited delate wVlihi lasted f(Ir the
greater pail (ai twI essi 'l was fIrt h
ci(11111ig. Villall.\ a it lpr iiiSe was
Iached allowing Ioards to elect It)
1er cc-x 4f their lonilbership friin
jani og non chiurch iluemblers. butt \ho
will nievert hel en declare themnselvyes tol
be Ch. 'ristiaoi. Thle has.is of ineitubershipi
r enaitis lhe same. This implor'tanit
chlanige dloes not elfect the Stouth as
nu chi as it does the res.t of tihe etottrv
for here the grea.t majority of all the
iiiemnbers of the V. .\i C. . are chtnreli
111011hettrs. iiltwever it gives a mttoch
hr oder btasis for the "Y"' and is the
beIginiing of what is hiopted to b Ie a
treellnt ts exlpanlsion0.
I .1 iesides thet foregt inig therce werie noi
very import tanit issues at stake aiid thle
remnaitlintg sessions1 Wi w ere otistimed in
hearing tIhe repo rt s of the various de
. pa t itints, ctomm11 ss4ins and( ctntnllittees.
(blne o f thie things that ituipress ('le was
tilt fact, as delegates. were piresenit a
Iaige liititbel ( 'f tile leadli g menl 1in fi
n~mancial, jud(icial. andl social lines ini the
Icount111ry. Stn lt f the great leaders
O tf tinits, g reat mai factotrinig lit)tises,
Jali lbor 11liotis were thlere. nakimig as
c' sltolol,itt an and t ruly reprresenltative
A .\imericani gathinlg as oner ctold hopelI
toget tg(the1r iinder ally ci rcumlstatices
ill t his counitrmy. Ani~ther ting that
wsl vry mlarkedI was that, tho the is
dus t stake were issites 'that hladI 'ell
f tutht tver. repteateliy for the last
t wenty yea rs, atl thlo tIle fight was as
ha rd a one as could1( he wi shed aniy
whlere, still tihe spteechies aiid tile whlte
attitude of th'e conlven4tion was withoultt
Iany trace (If hitternless whlat so ever.
The whole mlatter was applroachled ill
a Christian attitude;uand after serious.
TIheC entire emphasis of the coniven.tioni
work.
Mati expressions were brought t
the convention from the foreign cou
tries by their delegates. Some very ir
ipring adIdresses by Dr. Mott, Robei
F. Speer, Judge Lyons, and Ash
joles.
The University delegaition returnec
Mne (ay earlier due to the fact that oui
relatives-well-. Next time we go t
Atlantic City we are going to alol
sone real rich Uncle before leaving.
I l1pe.
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Basketball Soon.
\With King Football soon to he d<
throne(l, King Basketball will soo
slccec(l to the sipremacy, for his reig
luring the colder months of the wir
ter. There is very little "inside dope
to he spille(l this early. except that t1i
call for candidates will be issued abot
he first of December, immediately al
ter the cessation of hostilities upon th
gri(liron. Manager Josey has a ver
attractive schediule worked out. whic
should give us every possible chanc
to lan(I the State Championship if N
have tihe team to (1o it wi.th. And i
you don't believe we are going to hav
that kind of team, jist talk to Captai
Chisholm Vallacc for about five mit
utes and all your doubts will he rt
moved. We had a pretty good teai
last year and its going to be work
better this winter.
And while we're on this subject, wi;
aboit the freshimen basketball players
We ktiow enough of them to make 11
a mighty goo(d team, and it would I
a great pity for them to have to acti
ally lose a whole year fron the gain
when very little monley would he need'.
t pill out a good fresh team that woul
help till the gaps in the varsity flnet.
ltext seasoni. The varsit.y playel
could probablly help somewhat ii tIl
c (aching of -Ie freshimeni and th
wuld l reduce the expenses i
coaching to a iimum. 1low ahoi
it ? \e wuld like to) see a fres
basketball team jlist as goodl as th;
frt-sli fottball team that is moppi
up with everything that it strikes a'
there's no reason why we can't hal
that team. S.
Chanticleer Club Holds Meeting
T hae hanticleer held a very p)leasai
nmeetHing Nlonlay night. Nov. 13,
)"lVIn 'I all. '\I r. Colesnan Karesch. tIl
plresi(lit of the ClIb, called the mectir
to rder at 8:00 1'. M. After dispen
ing with a few small matters of lbus
ness the flir a-.is turnel over to \1
'I'lmn Sparkman. tle main speaker <
tlme evening. Ir. Sparkman took f<
his N1ub1jec.l. Iyrn, the poet; his cha
acter as shuwnt in his writings." TI
su1biject wa, ably presented and dI
enIj()-oed Iv all. 'Ilthe dIisclssi(n tlh
'wet hc arktundl* the 'atire. each tme
her atling his oinon to that a
reay expresse(l.
The supreine wi lOer,'t of the 'evelit
wm as that Mr1-. Kareslh had niotlhinlg
say. Mr. \\'i.ttkowsky said a gre
deal et it was privately hinted th
Mrt. \\' ittkowtsky sa id abiount as tmuch
Xlir. Na :resh otn lie subjlect tinder dIi
Th'le elth mieet ing was.1 ani enijo yah
aliair. 'lThe imembers ati cipate wi
plea stit're i ,the . nx t tieetinig whlichl w
bei held Mona nttl iight. Nov. 27. at i
hometit of Mri. Spa rkmnan,i who has i
vitedl the c'lub1 to lbe at his home tht
nlight. C. S. C.
Dean Baker Addresses
Y. M.C. A.
Thelu V. .\l. (. A. wmas fotutett,
havinig Deani taker as its speaker
\Vedesda niht, ov.8. Tlhe D
usted the t ripi(od of the Untiversity e
blenm as att il lust rat ion of his addre n'.
citing stuchi ouItstanintg charaeters
Mlarculs Aurel ius, MIichiael A ngelo ai
others as worl'd leaders anid as '
ampi~les that sl(hul be fodllowedt'( by eve
college man. Th'le IDean very force ful
itlIust rated his po ints showing the greo
oppoirtuntiity every man who is forPtumi
enou itgh to lie in eollege has.
TIhe oneh thinig hackinig about
mnee ting was the attenidancee.. The"
mieetintgs am'e very hetictial along;
lines as stpeakers of various types a
s'.etut andI thest' meet intgs sholi
'manid a fuill at tenidance..
\V'hen lie hell rintgs let's lay' asi
otur wolrk atid go downi tol Flytnt H:1
Yoti wilhlibe thetre for only a half he
anid y'our time wmill beI' wvell spentt. Le
altlibe the.re tnext Wedniesday night a
have your roommate ahonig with you,
R. M. S
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Week of
NOVEMBER 27th
MON., TUES. WED.
Rex Ingram's Greatest
Masterpiece
"THE PRISONER OF
ZENDA"
Featuring
ALICE TERRY
Of The Four Horseman Fame
THU. FRI. SAT.
JOHN GILBERT
THE STAR OF
MONTE CRISTO
in
"THE YELLOW SPAIN"
Also Added
LLOYD HAMILTON
in
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