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LORICK & The College Pocket Knives. Razors Bruslies, S1 -ATHLET Footballs, Btseballs, S1 Special Attention and Pric GOOD PLA T METROPOLITA 1544 MAU j Spe-:ial attention given Freshman Game. (Continued from Pa./C OneC) go(od. By several passes inding uip itn one of tie triple variety the Citadel acquired a toechdown near the end of the first period ; this aroused the Bid dies ire. and in the second round. Alex M llurdaugh started tie retaliatiill ir this inapprop)riate ccllrience bY inter cep"tig a IIsS alld da-dhing (1 yardOs for a touchdown. "Jazz's trusty toe put the Biddies in the lead by a neat kick from placement. 10 M\UCH "SERIES.' ' Whenl the second half began it was scion apparent that the Blue and White's chances were getting sliner with every passing moment. Sion aftcr the third period began, after receiving a punt. the Biddies gained twenty yards on a )ass; then they pulled the surprise of the day by scoring a touchdown onl two stcce-sive plays. Signals were called only 4nce and befIre the ihe wildered Bull Pi4ps could realize that the ball was in play, Jack Wright had cancelled 50 yards of the field and P. J. 114 Pat wriglt receiving a In pass had prancedl aCroSS tle gi4al 1inW for the secon( touchdown. "Jazz" added (lhe extra point. A fter the kickoff, by line smashes and passes the ball was car ried to Citadel's one yard line; here, however the Pups held like a stone wall and the ball was lost on downs; Citadel punted but the ball went straiglt up aul caime diwl in Cita (ei's five yard line. Wrigh,t took four yards through center and theil olne more for the touchdown; "Jazz" again iade the extra point. The last counter was made when Boatwright blocked a Citadel Iun11t an1d lanky Ie I Lillard, scooping 1111 the pigskin, raced fifteen yards for the touchdown. "Jazz" failed to miss a kick from placement ald ithe score read Carolina, 28, Citadel, 6. IFOOTBALL ILet's win 'em all boys and IHAVE A BIG FEED from COHEN'S DELICATESSEN Phone 5832 1229 Hampton Ave. STUDENTS! \rhiyoulhgging ini your stiidies T 'ry I )uil .ngli h Pi e J. S. Pinkussohn Cigar Company Cigars, Soda, Pocket Billards 1309 MAIN STREET LOWRANCE Man's Store Razor Strops, Shaving mving Soaps IC GOODS >ort Sweactecrs and Robes es Given to University Men A LCE TO EAT HE N RESTAURANT N STREET to University Students. Cadr M Came]( lar S('(riig agaill. ltt i fumble that rolled across the goal line just as the final whistle blew, re IsAted in at tiociback.. STARS PlI,1iNTIFUL. Ht is a 11u("t dificuilt task to pick (1ut .I)e sining lights in a game like this nle, but there are alwavs one or two that can 1e i(lstinguished from their I fellows by their deeds of valor. For the li(lies )eI,orie, Wright and D)ukes ran well with the ball. I,illard and Sholar were right there when it camte to pulling 'em out of the atmos picre. liRatwright, while he was in the gaine, raln the team inl lhi It-;tl conpetent manner. J effords shot passes with precision, and had a big edge oi the opposing back when it came to pinting. Inl this line Barielle, I,ong and Mlur(daugh were the shining lightis. In fact tile entite team cmild be rated ailong the satellites. For the Citadel, NleF'arlane, subbing for john son, ran the team well, ran well with the hall, and shot some pretty passes; DeLorme (brother to ours) also ran well with the 1all. The Bull Ilps line was (liflicult to Ienetrate at times. and Nesmithi at right end seemed t(i be inl every play that it was possible for him -1-w he inl. I'ike Berry, mich touted as a star, lived up to his reputation. ihe cntiCe 1111l P1up teaim prCIformed in cretlitable style. ;a l have no(ithilig to be ashamel of inl their defeat. Al. Carolin (28) Citadel (6) \Vorrell ........,F............i;litIh NI.raugh ....I .'............West Gunter .........I,G....... ichhmirg Waite ....................inckiey A. Dlukes ......Im.........Mattliew. I,ong ........... . . . . . . . . Sanders Sholar ..........N1: ..........Nsmith 11oa4 wright .... . I......... Illstim .1 eff ordsL........111............ Berry Ilolconl)(..... Il........I .rWe 3 ask ic"ic ....... C........ ionev ) RG........ .\latthew ('atdiia.....R........... Nesmith 2 NluiIl;oglI. I ,i li .... .rgu. Johnston L H . ... ... . litr J1ask iewicz. ....). It f1. ..d. (2 . . . LovIe ton 'itadel ........t...... \lclarl-i 6 Citady.e; lIuscoringi f: Touchdowk.NeaI Caiitrol1tin scIin :'' To'rrhdown )iks. 'iurdauh. ,ill ard. W r, n ight. l' Iaat - l,intlfsn Iein i iry Ife oculwfo J. is 1askieiz() e'cffo r IT) Ileuls f riJght n. lodgeiday. fo )ikyh,ton. Couliin for Waite. oylesto forII lYerry, Scarberug for .st. Fickin defr Neism, ith.illul for mclaithewils, finard loge chbrg lunefre llemhille (o Wo'trel J.t Carke wrigt. Wright Ifor Jas1dkii.'ilar Press Association Meeting at Columbia College. (Conltiited from 'aye One) assOciation in regard to the piblica tiolis. This conctided tile rotmlld table dis cussion and the mteeting then turned to business. A report of 'the executive committee was heard, and an amend m11eit to .:he Contst i tut of the associ ation was passed. The report of the rcasirer was heard and adopted. which was followed by the report of the cor respondiiig secretary, Miss Mary Mc Naull. Miss McNaull's report was an annoltiucet of thet winlners inl thle as,(iclation:; literary cmitests; the win.. ners are: Essays, Miss Claude Sea brook. \vInthrop, "The Arthuriant Le gend;" One-Act Plays, Miss Katherine Faust, Converse, (Title Not Given) ; Sketches. Miss Lor,ise McFadden, Vii throp. "Over the Willow Ware;" Po ems. Sara I,iston, "G;fts of Magic;" Stories, ( Name not given), Lander, "Spirital i." Nlr. R. M\. Hope of the university was appointed by the executive com nittee to secure funds from the treas urer of the association to purchase these awards. Following this the presiding ofliccr aniotinced that dhe time lid arrived for the decisioni as to the place of meeting for next year, and any school wishing to extend an invitation to the association would please do so at that time. \Ir. Galliway of \\,>tI rd 1r1se and invited tIl aSociation in he half of \Volford and Converse colleges I tomct in Spartanhurg next year. .\liss \lary Hosse if Converse endorsed the invitation. Coker college also extend ed the association an invitation to meet in Hartsville next year. By a vote of tie assicia,-,ion the invitation of \Vof ford and Converse was accepted, and tlh alcriation will lIohl its next an. liai meeting in Spartanlurg. \iss Nlary . eNatill then announced that 'rof. \ates Snowdenl of the Univer sity of South Carolina had offered t > t, nrih me $15 t ;maol a $25 prize for the best essay written by any member if the association on tile subject: "Ev 11lution of college P'uhlications. Inl South Carolina." This offer was ac repted by the association. A fter a few niore natters (if iioinor importance \eie dip1o,tted of tIle Ineeting adjourn Vd. M. :0 I'(o the iditor of the Gaimle.,-ock: The writei ioticed that at the Caro linia-4"tiriiian galie, dinilig the third tInar ter, I believe it Was, wheni a1 penl tlly was imposed oi ili Iuiman soie si tu(ldent in the Ca rol ia sect ion I-hevred. This Seemls to the writer Io be poor sportsnialiship. but lie ie lieves that tile celieriig occurred sim ply becaise the Inew Imtn a Carolina have no:t bteii -eiiducattlt" in regard to this partitiial.r offellst. I am) inl l'ormied that ait North Carolina, D)avid ion anld other institutions not :hleers Ire inl ordvir wheni a1 penalty is im posed. It is contceded that a penally is tiften a odst'nd to t' team whi bentitis ihe reybuty thi le good im preussin fli t wen iiake with the tip posinig tteaim aiin its sutptort'ers, anid ilso our tiwni: alium, whieni we' ie -1 iaiin t' impulse in t'xpress our' L2et's rememi.hier ihat netxt yt'ai', anti ejoicet ini thie sikill andii pro wtss oft 0our iwiin teami ra Itr than ini thle hiardt luI of*t our(ii oppioentIs. To Debate North Carolina. Secretary Raty WVilliams oif the D)e bating Council aiinounices that arrange tments have biteen complletedl for a dec bate with the University of North Car olina. TIhis will lie the first intercol legiate dlebat ing meet f or us this year. The cotest will lie held in C'oliumbia mi the 10th of Janutary. 'The pirelimi naries wvil Ibe hield stomietime in IDeccem ber says Mr. WVilliamsi. The qut'rry for the debiate' will hie: Resolvedl that the allied nat ions slhoiuldl release each other f roim all indtebtedness incurred for the puirpose of carryinig on the late wvar. South Carolina wvill uphold the affirm ative. North Cartliina is said to be~ good along debatinig lint's and thet chances are that they willi send a ftormidable team to C'olunmbia in Jauniary. Each team is to lie composed of three metn. All debaters on the campus are urged to come oult for the pirel imiinaries as this will lbe one of the most interesting and mo1(st important deba)utes of the year. wV t the Beginning Saturday G L O R I A S W A N S O N IN "THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BE/LLEW" CA ST INCLUDES CONRAD NAGEL and 100 girls in the beach scenes at Deauville, the home of the one-piece bothing suit NEXT WED. THUR. FRI. PRISCILLA DEAN IN 'UNDER TWO FLAGS" A Universal Jewel DeLuxe Production B ATHlS CHARLIE ( I-oerly w ith Iir SIC8CIAI, .ATI' NTlION GIV1I\'N I 128 I,ady St., Opposite Jeromu 1.37 M\aini Street The Latest Creal SOCIETY BRAND ANI Come in-we take pleasure i:1 Marshall Tatum oVGO LEST R'S P R OG R A M W:ek of DEC. 4th MON. and TUES. G/,ADYS WALTON IN "THE LAVENDER BAT/I LADY" WED. and T//UR. HOPE HAMPTON IN "ST.AR DUST" "By Fannie Hurst's Famous Novel FRI. and SAT. CATHERINE McDONALD IN "SOCIAL VALUE" Gamecocks Don't Miss This Pro-ram P'HONIE 6061 k MONROE 'IlR'S ItARlI.'.R 81 l> S1lI~ OUR OlID l''RIlI'N 1) V I,OCA'l'ION TO UN IV IRS1ITY STIUD)IN'I'S I Ilotel, next to Woman's Exchange matke their hea<l(Iiuarters at Phone 3768 ion in Fall Suits ) GRIFFON CLOTHES showing you these garments rn Clothing Co.