Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hats Off to Brock's The Gamecock ngst State Champions! So t Carolina _ University of South Carolina VO11. XVI COLUINI IIIA, S. C., - IC~ II~ 1. 19)22. Nt 1"V 1, CAROL] BIDDIES TAKE TERRIERS TO RIDE 20 TO ( Brock's Men Win Easily TWO GOOD LINES CLASI Clean Sweep of State Game By Biddies This Year The Carolina Game Biddies tool their next to last step toward th< Fresh State Championship last Fridai when they walloped the Wofford firs year team 4o the tune of 20 to 0 Brock's team displayed suite an edg and the final outcome of the contes was at no time in the slightest doubt but the young Terriers fought har< and it wus a hatd1c roval all the wa) through. The Biddies started slow. The: were outplayed a good part of the firs two quar(ers, althoiugh the \Voffor< crew never caie dangerously near t< a score. Late ii the second quarte Jazz booted a prety4 goal from th4 field on a place kick that came aftei Boatwright had taken the ball to with, in striking distance on a long end run The young' Gamecocks came bacl ,trong in tlie last twi quarters atl scored three -imes, a tot chdown it the third quarter on a pass from Jef. fords to Sholar, a touchdown in thi fimrth (in a woliderful eild rin b, Boatwright for thirty-five yards and . line drive by Dukes for the last fiV4 yards, and another nice kick by Jaz: in the closing minutes of the game. One of the nost otitstanding feature: of the contest was the fact that \Vof ford has the only freshman line in th state that has been able to hold it Iwn With the Carolina freshinen for. wards. It is ',rue that Dukes and Li lard were (ut of the game. taking great deal of offensive and (defensiv< strength from the Gamecocks, and tha the other linemen appeared to he I hit stale, but that does not al,ler th< iact that \Vofford has a reinrkabl, line. Any line that can play Murdaugl 1ing, et al., to a standstill is a migliht good line. The \Vofford center, Me (Continuted on 'a ;i, TEAM GIVEN SEND-OFF Al TRAIN. \Vhen the Gai,ecocks left for Dan ville at one-fifteen last Tuesday morn ing about two hundred of the studen body were at the station to give then lie lig sendt-oiT' that t hey detservedI I y act io n o.f the stuiden body cael of the pirofessrns having classes jr-s lie fore and a f ter oine o'clock wvere rec ltuestedl to al low thle student s to ae' company the t:am to the station. TPhi requlest was very generally comiplie< with andt a b)ig crnowdl was on hand with Billy D)oar leading the chieers and everyone who had a scrap of chall labelling the Gam.ecock Special in som appropriate fashion. Juist ttside o eacti wind(ow was writ ten the namec o the player within so that anyone h): te r'oadsidet betw~een litret anid Da v'ille will know shlat Alex \Vaite. Ihlr ry Iit sey, R~a'ehiorse( Ambs.'. Johnlini. McM illan, et al., were wvell on thei way to give the Praying Colonels tht scrap of their young lives. A goodl: nuimber of the co-eds wvere on hiant and at least one oif the "Farewells that we say was e'veilnmore highly a:. tire'ciated thaii theit yelling of the' b.oy ENA BID S. C. C. P. A. BANQUET AT JEFFERSON HOTEL Climax to Association's Best Meeting SHERILL TOASTMASTER Delegates End Three Day Pro gram in Real Blaze of Glory Tile Ilevting of the S. C. C. P. A. cluidd w ith . a blaz. of gl"ry Firiday Iight, the cci1ding even: being the annnl ui haituet. The Jefferson hotel was the scene of the festive occasion. M'r. Claude Sherrill was the toast master of the evening. The delegates began to convene about eight-thirty I and after a pleasant social hour filed inti tIle gaily decmcratcd haigiet hall. The baitluct camte up to the expeo.a tions of lie most optoiristic. Ribhert 1 4,Ipe na on hand and did full juv tiee to a couple of chickens (both the one (in his plate and- the cne oil his - left.) The delegates were givtgi a num, her of toasts and after-dinner speech eIs. Claud Clewning of the Universi ty Was cal led Il fOr a speech and delihiteuid lecarvrs witI I t hat well kicw I ,ee ciullty hu1 I 111r of which he is a past-master. Dr. kiird (If Chitcra and Dr. Guilds of Columbia College were both called oil and both graciously responded with short talks. TheI ( banquet was a fitting climax for tile convention. I.t was the last of a series of delightful meelings last of a series of delightful meetings. The success of the banquet was large !- due to the efficrts of Clatnle Sherrill who had charge ccf tie arrangements. W. Clariosophic Society. OI .Friday nlight, November 21, the ol ('Iariosophic h1a11 was the scene of one of the hest meetiigs ever lid there. The regular prograin was car rid Iout in tile granld old style. every par(icipait eing present Save one. Tle program was partly carried out by nlew imeibers. who showed their ability to uphold the record of the so ciety by their extraordinary talents aloig literary liles. Mvssrs. Wiite anld Maylield held hIe atteltionl of the society so strong ly that even the falling of a pinl coul havte bieenu heardt. Tlhe diebaite was far' ing Me (sis. Watlshi, Me('ks(, teady3 andl 'ol(eman i. The( a ffirmtative'tl suor'ter's. Me (ssrs5. Iheady and ('(Ilemanti, were' stut 'essfu\. Mr . LIiu' lr cmad ani exeellenlt talk oni voclun tary13 debatte. rThe imiprompittu lebiate' was very good. Whc'leu thel( program ill c.15tonclu tded Itat a commlittlee was almoutst apcpoinit cd to call out1 the State miilit ia to 'ill lihe diisorder. A point1 of cou sI itutional law was brought tip and thriieshied cut to its finest details. A boo0k oIf Roberts' IRules (If Order was r brouight ficithi and played a great pait in thle discussionu f'romi ther'ie oni. It' society: Miessr's. Ji. 1i. Mlackey, ' S. WX. WXiliamis, it. I,. Cameutll, TI. WV. . ;ra hamii. . l'he ociety asithe ajund. DIES Si GAROLINA FRESHMEN WIN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Citadel Beaten in Season's First Game FINAL SCORE 28 to 0 Biddies Outclass Bull Pups in Every Department of the Game State Champs in the Freshman class! 'es. tihat's Wihat the lae Iiddies cani chalk ip by their name in the South Carolina football records of 1922, for by licking the Citadel lulI Pups on Turkey )ay they lung t the record of "lno defeats by any Freshmlanl team in the state." Only three times have s..ate teams scored on the Biddies; the Tiger Cubs negotiated one goal, the Little Wind got a ,;iuhdown by the serial route, and the Rull Pups did practically the same stunt; during the season the young Birds have accumu lated in st.:e games, 126 points to op1 pn(Ilents 15. Also inl the course of their career they had the honor of being the first team in the Sorith to score on the Florida Freshmen who are conceded by all who, knw to be Soitherin clam pious, (coach I il-kingtol is .l he heartily ci ll-grailated oil the sCriap py aggregatiltl that lie has tvrned (oilt this season, and then as to the playeI's tIheimlelves-1i ftee gl ''es for eal anld every 'e of the-ill! Now foir lie closin-- act. It was in deed a beaIt. tid althou)iiglh the Bid dies got ,wvay to a sl()\w, start, inl tle first perit(. tile Iext three were all I ha.: a Gan) c,4wmek f;II cou11ild wish for It loked for awhile that "Old \lan Jinx" was back on the Cartlina gtrid iroil. for there were many breaks and they all wei'" in the ()pposite direction to the 1whlim teal. But inl spite of these ireaks. tile I iddies bteganI to open pill in the seuiond quarter and by the time they trttec filn the ltit againl foi tle- sectonId half they were all g4oitng ('Continted oin 'ae Six) Sight-Seeing Tour. One iof the most enljoyed things tf the College Press ,\ssociation prograi carrie(I out by the colleges of Coli bia last week was the Automobile ride over the ck.y and tea at Ridge wood club. It would he difficult for us to say just which of these items was the more enjoyabie and sil we will consider them together as the climax of enijoymenit in the mleetinlg. The delegates of tIle Press Asso ciat ion' met ini front of Chiictora (Col lege On Trhursdlay a fternoon at 4 p. m. Tlhe Chamber of Commerce of Columbia hla< car's waiting to ride the delegates over the city. And may the writer take thlis opportunity to ex press to tile Chamber of Commerce. ':he coop)erationi clbs. andt the indivi dutals the applreciation of thle Associa tion their kindness. A(fter ridinlg to poinits of inlterest ini Colhmbiia thle cars journceed to Ridgewood clulb where tea was serve<j. The clb was verty appfroipriately dectora ted forii thle ioccasioni anid cauised maiiy favorable coinunlents from the att'end(ing guests as toi what a nice Iplace it was for a recetioni and i tie e'specially for the affair which it wit niessed. T1ea, sand(wiches, and( cake was servedl to the guest in wvaitinlg, a fter which thle cars returinetd to t he( restpe tive colleges. everyonie feelinig that a pleasanit a fternlooni had beenl spetit. Ir.. . ATE CH ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION GA AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE Final Business Meeting on Ca Friday Morning STUDENTS ON PROGRAM SC Editors Talk of Practical Prob lems to Be Met in College Ga Journalism )ni Friday. morning. Novenit r 24th the final busilness meeting of tihe 'Sut iir Carolina College Press Association. Wa v held at Columbia College, Charles \. Fthere<lge, of Newherry college, pre- Tin. ;iding. Tie meeting cinisisted of ai nii ;.1 table disein'i I c'l llege jut r- thII nalistic problems. A fter a prayer by m:i J. A .\el.cod of Furnin iniversity. hIh S. TI. Sparkmain, iif the Lni%er,ity iif t.c., South Carolina. spoke on lTh F.<lit rial Pilicy f the Cdollge Newpaper." oil Mr. Sparkman stressed the need < a ;o literary standard in the col!ege news- i I paper, and protested against the joke . m Column as a prime factor in the pub- . lication. .\Ir. Sparkman was fohll ien by \W. R. lot.1-ne of Wi, ffiord who omin took as his subject "The College NIa- gh azine I a Paying Proposition." 1e -pir ,poke fr'Ilm .: staldi nlt of an editiri- 4;. 6i-chicf. ;ml ld Iowe<l l,Xw illt e-lipeg b' I maga:ine served to compac 1 all the in literary talent oif the cannus. and Iw 'nn it paralleled the .nglish classes in col- \1 I egt-. At this point oin the program Ih Miss Nell Nlirrav of Columbia col - 1ege rendered twO vocal solos. The next speaker was C. J. 'Milling of 1). inl C.. wIn u itlinied in a interestinl- manl- IIe ner "'Ilie Possibilities of the Exchange g;1 it I cpartment. 1Ie wa. fllowed b, will MIiss Charlotte Stevesson of Columbia 10:1 -1lege I'agazine. .\fter this \li 1 ;1a(: - just eline 11orres of Columbia college gave lie two readings. 11. A. \Voodle (if (lem did ,fil tiene spokc fii "athering News Vor the College Newspaper." beinlg l" followed in turn by Niiss MIary llosse i of Converse, whose subject was "Se- lo I lecting .lagazinie Naterial." .\ piiaii. 11he.V: si,lIo by Miss Filen Perry of Coliumbia T coI llege was the i e xt InIumbeIr. :\iter ball this Niss N'eNaull of Chicora nid N )liII Mlargaret lall (Ii \\inthlrtip fiti -rd ('i some very valiable suggesti( ilns to the io% (('olni l on 'ae .Si.r> S. C. C. P. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. int Tle initial meeting of the S. t'. C 11. .\.. which wits beivl inl ('111umbi:1 "o last week was the lExe-tive ( 'tIn mit tin: meetinug al1 ('hticnra ('inllege. l'h is mieetinug was lbehl on \\'ditisiday lii'ntiions ofi the vaioius coml-ges ( lhr'oughut theii State wa's t preseinteil -om by one ilehegat e. ('olemiaii Keri'sh. wni )ne amieimnent toi the conist ittioiin 'ch was sium.ittedi. Thliis .iiendiment h:il thle tr'iir'inci to the ilti es of the vice- (t in(eit thought that th bu' msiniess iif Ziim lhe assoc(iat ion wvouti he' tacilit ati it I )el my giving these duties itvei ito thi are mi-orueuiuilinug se iretariy. It was ideT ide:] ii submtitit thIiis aminendm len ti to the lie association. Snubse<iinent ly thei .\l ill niiinaiiiiiit was piasseid biy thle isso- n 'intion ver.s .\t this iiuetin g sieveril ciioiunit tees pers i'eriei ilppiited. .\li. hlmeit lIopue the sas niuit ilhlairmianu ofi thu' coummit b a cc mii imi-ials fori Ih' conit:'st biell Pay miuuially lby the aessiociation. 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