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BENEDICTINE DEFEATED (Conitinued from Page One) tIIIIIre like a second Jhoree \V heeler. I le's ci,pying after ;()\Mi-, pattern. The Game Car1-INaN W(In the toss and)( John11SOn1 kicked 42 yards mnt (f bils, (oni his seonld attempt the kick travelled the saile distanice inlto the waitiig arms of Smith who rettirtiel 17, inl her alh)tted titlilber of tries It. C. oily mi:Itde fiill. yards atid Tayltr punted 5 yards mit 4)f bontiids. The wolie back fieh brolught the ball 18 yards to I1l edictitie's 25 yard line. The Irish were trn f r lqsses an id Tayl-r luiited 2(p I, Johisoi w%iif( was d,wnt-d in his tracks. ilohnsi-ni iIcked 32 t 1.. C. whio imllt diatelk\ re turietd the complimiiiet. lennel mad.e a substatntial gain aroud eid. A fter severl plays .I C. tooM k tIe haI l n d(ownls Ifn their owl 10 yard linle.. Tayltr kicked .34 to Jlmiii n. J olm 4s111.1ncd a flne and Iien- 11 t d RC ''-. - I I I. b wif V N olw(I tI.I 1.a11. who had fusitt e For -11ennel, illadc a lirst d w. ,l vers and Sharpe rcltii ) f 9 y;irds anid plac mcnit kick fell sh,wt. It was B1. C.'s hall til their 2'1 .ard Jln, after C1l1lns ald TaVI.r. inl three atteillpts. lad gaineidl bu1it a scalt 5 vadl Taylor kicked t, J .s th eriot Second Period A pass staIted friiom Cartiliia's 42 1 2 yard (i ono t igr fcur. iettMd 4nly 45 yards. Frimi 11. C.'s 11i yard lin Hu all buckAe Im 4. iRivlestim did the bame biu ilte Ilid were i)eiial i ed 5 ior offside, putting tilemII back nll tile 8 yard marker. ()i tie Ilext phi Joison recIvdere the lst 5 vards adi lIII, st carried lver te first tIIICh down\I . John11sonI kicked g-4lk. There wa.is mnelih khickilig <huringp thei reimai.oder o tihe perilm. Ilcrv i where til I"Iddlies did a liajir ily thI r paIi - in Ine of thetil w( 11i c,mlple-ted ;i s the ecIllnd fir ;I ict gainl i f aIqt t 45 yards. Blledictinet Wats Ilnalet II t --.till over thec Caronian's" whl'se. lin11 hol heen reVinlfiorCedL by. SeVerail sutt,titutI iI)nI, Near the eid (of tit perimdllll4n ill terctelt-d .1n alivn pass It tilll- 31 \.4rd0 lie ltbut after lie had failedll to aill lin t first half c Iae to an Vnd With lh slie,r reading liiddies 7. frishmeii 1). After the Half jiohnsim (ipuned lite last half h,\ kick ing 40 to Whitc, Tayl4ir returned a punit l)f 3(1 yard.s. joihns o ri-eciviint. Ili theil Ilade 5. 4 and 4. The i.ext firt i in coni c e a reslti III f a pa s, 20 yards johinsin (to I.denis. \ pa 16,gcrs to Srp adedvrl anll tiel first d ll II the list and tht lloylttiin tarted hi "r*innin' Wild" stunt Ielinig 4f abI1l 30 yards w\Ith) Sharpt. ;it left- trc*tibt ilg. Naturally thii iarch carried 4ve the( timn. hdoIwnl 141Ylestin do(Inlg the( hifin ,rs for thel scon timei. John1slin's kick I''he FIDRSF As hewe Flrh i0 th yrfett Asthe Flora F.L.shimiS * asTI gacefuly - iissed oiicetcttills with the u1prights and the Iminlt was not mnade. Rogers kicked 47 to Col.lits. A punit i.Ig Iuiel was engaged inl, Seideman dfilig sIte pretty work in the line. J uIst after '11ylesti had started oni aniother spree tle peritd ended so that the teain might exchange goals. Score Cardiia 13. lIPenedictinle 0. The Final Quarter iylesto mIade ; Yards anld Johnt,son cIohtr-ibuited a first d<m..n. 'ass (llm stn ti R('gers 5 vards. I"(viestoll Iladc a first dowin and 3 yards Imlre. RIgr inaide 4 airodmi end illi a licati flltil exectited pass t)f 47 yards ( Rogers to .lisnMn) e:ried the filial ttitcltid, \i . .1'ini1is< ..] b(I(Ited tihe hall bwetw e til Ists ti) conmiplete tle sclring. lkiyd kicked 42 t- Smith. Sceidman bl'ced a piit. Shripte rccivciLg 41 I I. ('. 31 yard linc. .\ pass failci. las R\ogers tII .lohnwon 17 yards. la I-lin t,)k 4 yardk thr''ugh the tine Rgers imade 3 imd 2 N. I all m:lc .1 y iird ;m' Rigers cii le1ctud a first idmwi. Sharpe wen thir'ugh for 2. and RoIgcr. \cit 3 y sii" . It w;s, lit-c that tle hal i-mei tt be 'ver. with eIIty ti sIar-. lit tIlt I fet-rc. c' ilihl :1 It sec it thul Tiybr- icked 25 Yards I'lt if dang ir (> T Icrc was II rctlrln lint iiin tih It I liy i pa.s1 Riers II J4hn soni ne t 5 yads \Ithl thet .:nnr ahn114st oe Itit 1is wirs giI 'l bechinld thet gII.al linev anld the hall u\: given di lt- Irishmen o their 20 vard li.I aiid here the g; e tindtd. ii:il st-irt Can lina I-tsi 20. Ili-eedictinet Owleg . 1-v aw Ylllll)0 201 0 i1dictine it) Ill th i . . . . . . . . . .. .:. . . . . .. .. \ o o r Sthlti a l. ..---. -. , . . . . . . . . . . . )av liet r........... . . . ..... . -. . .\\ a e r I yd . . .. . . . ..-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. . R illI R m > ...---------- . .. Rkc, Il. ' .'t a . ... ... .. . . . R. '. . . .. .. .. . s tripply I) .l.s.n...I.. i....... ........ Smith . larp .e . .i.i. .-. . [ . -........ . T.av r RR e s... . ... . . .. .. .. .... Ilart I'en el . .. .. .. .. . I . .. .. .. .... C 'M ll , rt by periods: Carima ... .......... .. 7 (1 7--2o In dict ie . ........... ...... ( t (1 1-. 0 scoring by individual.. TIcht Iwns li yv ist, it2) . JohnsIll gIal after t'u ch lIt1wn, j(dison (2). Sibstitittinls: Caninaia, N. I il fi Fciell. iymest4n for Sharpe. 're f.r GItlel \\hite for Filimer, Ingram fi- Stimini. Stine flo \\hite, White fir Rwlsomani. .\Mikell f(or I'rice. t)avi, fir 'rict I'Flimer ior St ne. Glenn fi I)avis. Russiimal) fIr inWh ite, Sharp1c fI. \ .t'in. Scidilw1i/ fioir Ingri)m, l" el for N. HIall. I isysti)n ftor 'ennell. I'Ie fir GIein. N. Hlall for Boylston, tinsch fr Siiinith. .\. Hall for Sharpe. Wing IEIM SHOE r of a pair of hoes goes on, Smellowing in .They grow old a man s..-o has are of himself. eChester 101 iaugh & Co. WHO RESw Testing Laboratory Beneficial to State WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS \\etit a doctor watits to try to finld olit what ails a patient lie applies stinle sort of a test to that sick person. VIhen a ttecer wants to find out how Iluch and what kind of knowledge has filt cred tlru1 tile mIllinds of a class and g(lt caught there, lie gives. makes or puts before his ClIss a test of some kind. lin like m1atmt.r. when the State liighway I)epatimnilt ietds to know the properties ofa given material, such as sand. for eXapII)le. that is a compolliilt (if the rapidl ex ;u iding sytemili 2 hard-sir facv-l rtalids inl this state. it puts tile saild ii a serits of tests that enale tih I'cNtingll."11gincr to decidt. whether ilr 111t ti'. Im;ltt'rial is suitable fir tile )l - 11()es (1.r which It is intendedtd. T4, d" ti. a place and silitaIlle apparatti antd tr aineid f1peraItors are( rev4pliied. It is the( ptunrplm Ilf tis (hot"decriptliln t1i let Carlina11: friunds. 'tildenlts ;tld facuilty gct an ll ldca If whe llc i ild homv thtse tests t.e m1dle ai wilt I iiaie theii.. Sotill i(f tile Nlarslhall' (Iffice, lit 1\%*.(,n it anld ithe F: 1th;aIl Grounds, lit may;I e Now( at)% 'II(ng low brick buildille: t hat a 1lrectedl i tilt' Sililler o)f 1)23. This is tlt State I lighway I)epartnlenl *l'e Iting, I,"b 1;itt'ry, buIilt by th U n- 'I II Versi: 1ty vlf smuth Carolina 'n (Purl Camlpuis. .1nd1 equlipped by thle State Iliighway D>c partmen'lt and ()perated by theliir personuit' With assist.a.ice fo-Ill ellgilluering stll diet( of tle School (f Ilgiieering 'If lthe Limicrist\ . 'rIffesstir R6Io-we andtl I )"vtr w Multonl and NI r. Mloorefiel., Chief i*lgileer (if th iighway Depart mnill. ate Ih tIree peopl . who really gilt thet dr1-alli atcomplishecd ; Il-rofesswr I. (Ilade llhnls. diceased, for thirteei yecar, the huad (o)f thet SChooW(l f V:.l. vinecrin-2 li - Iad tilt dream. Now it . I1ssibl ior us in Soth Carolitia to Wild "ampls tif materials for test fir road piirpoiscs to a iahoratory ill (1tur owii state and get tile results therefrom ill a I'hlIrt l instead 4If waiting a numbe11i1' if day1\s until P'ittsburlgh or s"Ime other larger city with the laboratory facilities call be reachtd and heard frtoll. So I m "e., right there is 11net- snirce of improved efficienc.. in 4speration oif thet road im privemelit1t (if oll state. .\Ir. \. I.. \\arren of the Highway Do,e piartmntililt is the Testiig iIgiieer i. I ehar.ge of the lIabioratory. Besides ()tih ers there are threc stidents of Carolina, \rthur I,alngley, G. S. Douglas ( whl holds a fellowship) and Normaii Marc'. helping Ir. Warren make the variou; tests ipoin road materials. 'I'he' class in 'Masontry Const ruict ionl begins this week ( NOVmtber ist ) making the sand a.nl cement tests prescribed by specificatiwis for the state highways. This class will have thle opportunity to witness and stuldy tilt' tests made uponm other materials thli sawd and cemenit. Theli machinery filr making th stvral tests atid tilth tlilgs th'se tests are intetnded to show are toi nottigh initerest to warrant another para :tillngl tilt mlatchinets is ah targt' onett killown as a strenlg th ttest ilg minlte. steel, Ior crush1 large bloctk s of t'ured conil faihiire takes pla'e beamils of woodI lIr concit'retet. 11y appIli,gU tilh ll graually3 mianneltr mlakinig obse'rvationIls (If the lIt hlatvi'r ifal test ieim(trb jteit' s of detilite ntumnstatw'.eva h Tlhere art' smlaller strt'ngthl ttest machi inets whlichi te'l how(IS strontg l ittle' brietiet s madelit of cemenl'it and sandi andll water art' whent'i tetedtt( at different ages, say' tweni ty-eighlt dlays, or e'veni sevent days. Th'lere trablility oIf dli f ferenit gradets ofl asphalt; this inlformat ion is .needed inie conntetnin wvith tilt judiciouis se'lectioni of a gradeIt or typle of asphal tic mate'rial foIr list' in asphalt plavemlenlts. To find (out ho(w mulich hetat is reqiired( to melt thest' samphles oIf asphiait is anlothe'r tt'st thlat is per formedi ill thet Laborattory. Frequenltly we wanlt tol know ho0w long a certain bIrandl of ec mlenit will take to get hard whe'n mlixed( in a given ratio withl sand andc tilt pro fieldc for Jolhnlson. Bened'cictinet sublst itul Referee, "Rut"' Osborne (Wofford); tumpire, "Jumbo"t Gramlinlg (Citadel ); hleadlinlesman "Bob"t Moormanl (Citadel' Tlitre of (liarterll 12 ioolteS. per alnouvit of water; to learn this fact we make pastes of the cement and find what percentage of water gives its what is called "normal coinsistency," and theti I we make a little imoulld of the paste >f this colsistency anil see how Inany inin tiles elapse before a weightedt needle ceases to penetrate the rapidly setting paste. Cetieit has to he grotind very line in order to he usseful, so we often make the fineness test 0]n cement to see What part Of a sample will pass thru a seive having forty thousand little square holes to the syIttare inch. A similar test t) leant the gradationl Of the sizes Of the Particles of a certain sample -f anid is very frequently male andl is kl(INwI as tihe mechanical ayalysis of sand. You would he iiterested to see how this is made. .\ nest (if sieves c)tIltaininlg a certaitn anotint of san is shaken by a mtor-driven .haker and the dif ferelt sized grainls get caught <.1 .1the sieves as they drop down thrit the serie. The part retained (III each sieve is weighed and a tabulation nilade fromIIn the data this acqlired. Fr Im this tahtilatiot i I may jidge as 14) t he fitiness of the sand for the purpise it is intetilded fOr. There are other machines and tests. but space fOrbids mentioin Of them. Comic over when von have the tine, and se,i what many interesting things there are tI learn about the many materials thit gi int the making of good roads. YII will he welcoen and youPil will be well re paid for your trip. PerrY N. Teeple, Associate P'rofessor. Schuol of l,n gimieering. ----00 Advertise in thy Gamecock; We Get esults I,ast week we pulilished a ntice it) tile effect that if the sttIdeit seen kiss ing a girl 4iti the eainptis ab it Illsk me (vCiting did 1ut pay tl :is subst-riptioi tIo the (.X\i icot immliediately we w(Itid CXIise his n1aimie. This wVe!k we are able to ainoiunice that eightei '-tuldent s have paid their sibscripit,i fees t ilp t I WAI (At the 1'air Thurs<la\ very insisteitly for a h l ie Stoppe< tile with his I c l not c(oose btt h While with accents <lea<l Ile chille(d yN bloo( with "I want a hawk, a IIA\X Cried he, imy- cheeks he( "I want a haw k who bol lin circles wi(le on every In the blue of the ethere ".Ny frieid," said I, "vot To be filled by me, a free i BlUT, if yot'll call for a A rch (Itiarry withlout; The rapids of Niagra wit A Stuinter bov withoit i A girl without a forier The perfect guy. (lo]tch< My good friend, just i< And all these I'll give ti: Or anythlin g, excep)t a II lie shoo k his hea<d as if And still in measuiredl ac< T'hat myi prom~iises coul 1 le left me calling for a V At the' V ~LET'S NOW PL "POnee, With Collen Landis a MONDAY ANI Priscilla Dean in Wallace Beer WEDNESDAY Al "A Chapter I A special productior FRIDAY AND Thomas Meighan ii Our Weekly Oracle-] I,AST NIGHT when I Stldied ily LESSONS for i11 NIXT day I skipped A QUESTION T IAT I00KElD inimporta.nt TO mie. TODAY I was CA I,ID oi for TIL A T quest ion. OF COURSE, I missed it AND I haven't STOPPD El kicking M YSEL,F vet. I OFT EN wonder \VlY it always 'TUR NS ot THI I' YOU R mistakes AL,WAYS find vou OU1T. IF YOU see I THlANK ou date, iald that three have had tihe fore sight to pav p for a1 vear inl advane... This numtt11ber inciludes a former president fe stuidet bodl(l(. y, a pt-Sident of Ane ()f tle literary societies (Co-ed so)ciety mit exempted ) a popular fItball player inlill Charlesti'll, a Sciluw ;1vStii:egit, i ree gradiate students (mne Ph. D1), .i fresi 1man pr()fesso(r. a New Jersey 111M) with a black mustaclie. several specials. and the remainder inembers of the .tinior and St)phomwre classes. The three who paid fmr a year ini advancu were fresilnen; evideiltly they are expecting to put inl Smile gol(I work before they leave Carolitia. Ie Ge' I'sulls! (Note: Steinberg and l'arle Black said that they did not have tile IM uey Ino1w but thley would pay up1 inl a fe\\ days. 4T A HAWK. i1git a law stulent was asking tWk.) glittering eye ear as lea<l fear. K--" ane as chalk dly flies side al skies." r task is hard erse har<d l'or(l without a knock, 1 rock, iout a whirl, ic (or more) girl, beaul, -r know ? > 'ify yolr talk, Vot1 asleep) -ents <le "IIAW K." .OVt. 4oo AYING Trails" nd Alice Calhoun. ) TUESDAY "DRIFTING" y in the cast (D THURSDAY n Her Life" i with a great cast. SATURDAY --"Womar Proof." I