The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 29, 1924, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
FRESHMEN LEAD FIGHT
(Continued from Page One)
cullty in stopping the Chicks. The
spectacular mid-floor shots of Rogers.
the unerring accuracy of Shumpert,
the floor work of Wise and Mikell and
the exceptionally excellent guarding of
Seideman wotid have given them plen
ty of trouble had they been looking for
R-.
Toohey was a whole salvo of big
guns for the visitors, he rolled up 20
of his team's total of 27 poiints, enough
in itself to win against an ordinary
team, but the Papooses were not play
ing an ordinary team.
Carolina's teamwork was the best
seen on the local floor this season, and
the Birds seened to constondy im
prove as the game progressed. Toward
the end of the second stanza the Bid
(lies had stopped trying to penetrade
the visitor's defense and were scoring
from mid-floor with seemingly impossi
ble shots. The Newberryit,es were
forced to take long shots 4hroughout
the game in vain hope of catching the
Carolina score, which stood at 22-15
at the end of the first period. Then.
too, they were never able to ge under
the basket due to the wonderful wark
of one Silas Seidemann at stationary
guard.
Carolina had no individual stars,
each and every man was a star and
the playing as a whole was excellent.
The Newberry Fresh thank their licky
stars that the Biddies were no better.
The line up and summary:
Carolina (53) Newberry (27)
Nlikll (6).......F . . (20) Toohey
Shumpert (15) .... F . (2) Westward
Wise (15)........C.....(3) Wheeler
Togers (14),...... G..........Riel
Seidemann (3) .... G .......... flutler
Substi-tuti<is: Carolina- Russanian)
far Seideman (at guard). Seidemaitn
for Wise (at center), Wise for Seide
man (at center) and Seideman f6 r
Russamano (at guard); Ncwherry
Spearman (2) for Wheeler.
Scoring: Carolina-Field go,als
Nlikell 3, Shumnpert 7, Rogers 7, Scide
matill) . F<il goals: Seidliait 1,
Shunipert 1, Vise 1. Newlirry--Field
goals. Toohey 9, Westward 1. Wlieler
I, Spear-man 1; foul goaks. Ti),,hey 2.
Wheeler 1.
Referee-Colin iontei-th. Jr. (lh
Citadel) Time of halves 20 minu11tes.
The G.unieoei gets results. II the
last i .1te a liltice was rI t he e
fect that a certain co-ed. nwt h;ivil! at
tended any game at 'the gym. went all
tl way to Newherry t- se tIhe ca
)Iina-N ewherry g'ame. Silck that dite
sI has buecme a regular h:ketbIallI
enthusias.t and attended all ,f the
guines last week.
Universi
Styles
That Ar<
Correct
WIIrIu:n the de
with loose, sril
in our Collegiate
lines,
--authentic hetC
ment of that grot
acknowledged as
their own individi
J. L. Mimn
Cnlinmhi
Shrill squeals from regions above
Saltatory sounds sift thru the s
Suggesting saccharine sonnets.
Rubescent uniforms reduce the
ence,
The dapper drummer disquisates
Oh, dessicated deluls!
Now the eflorescent ehbulition o
And the alinientary anaesthetizit
arias!
SENIOR CLASS HOLDS
CALLED MEETING
Committees Are Appointed to
Issue Directory
A sh>rt neceting of the Senior Class
Was held inl the Chapel at Flinn 1liali.
Wednesdav nir-ning. ir. Hope, Al
timni Secretary, brtnght to the a-tten
ti of the class the imporuince of
publishiig a class directory of the
Class of '24. lIe explained .the impmr
tance of keeping in t4och with the
class after gradtiation and exhibited a
directory publishe( by tile class of las.t
yea r.
Tle following men were elected to
tAke charge of pubbflishilng the I )i ree
try C. 1. 1,aney, secretary anI
Chairman 1of .xe11ti1e Cmm.ittee.
Nir. R. Ni. .Snith and F. Ni. Gressette
are tile other t\wo meibers oil the staff.
The fol4i c.nuni-tees were alsi
appoinited: Invitation,;: C. 1'. l,anley,
I'. W. Gib Nit. -ielride Dahh-: Cap
and (otwn: I. I,. N e(Crae, WV. 11.
lItatwrighit, 1. A. U1111cr.
--U.S.C.
Ailt11ng -tle funny mnes heard thi
week was the fll win fr"nm a vwug
fre-h a 1 t I l'rofessir Kaires,i
lahrflvy.1) howv thc Spanish stuldenIts
get the profesr ill always.
ty
mlandl of the collegiate man is
1 coat with short vent-or the
style, with widler shoulders
Iaplc-or the new broad coat
t back-they are all to be seen
Room, cut along authentic
ause they have the endorse
p of University men who are
etting the style standards for
tal type.
augh & Co.
-POW
o c
wur Nally Nanb
the chapel, Hear the difinil
alphinx, difficultie
The conglutinat
retina to rever- genial co
Mingle with sC(
his dissonance, sanitary
sanitary
Hail the b)and;
f effulgent eggs ,the , onds
ig of appliqued 'i hand sal
Th'le band dispe
University Students
Organize Press Cub
Wednesday inight the members of the
staffs of the various publications and
s.tments enrolled inl the School of
Journalism met in Professor Hall's
classroom an<d adolpted a ciist.itution,
for the University Press Club. This
newly organiized club is the result of
efforts onl the part of Mr. Hall, )ean
of the School of Jourialisim and for
mer e(lit:r of the ST.'ri-.
Week before last a group) of students
tgi itler with Nlr. Augus-t Kohn and
NIr. MeMIaster met at Ir. Hall's home
tt discuss the ogalizing of a Press
Club to prmote an interest in news
paper wrk. 'M r. Kohn was selecteel
tepllpoary clai-IrImaW. A nomlilatilg
cimlilittee was appiinted; this comi1
tee reporte<l atnd the followilnt (4licers
were elected N cllride IDabbs, piresi
dent; C. H. Williams, vice-president;
Ar ihtir Cornwell, seretary-treasurer.
I isses I lent z and F'pl were also se
eCted to serve (n11 the I-.xeCutive ComII
Inttee.
The club wII meet oil the first aild
-hird Wednesday nights of every mloth1
ill the old 'resi'leit's h'ome. All ImeIm
Iet-s of the st;uti of the VariOIs puHbii
cati4e.s andl tie students eirilied in
the Scill 4 of Curnalism are eligible
for mnelbership; alsot all sIudents whil
have at any tile icen Connected vitlh
the plblicat'ions will be li tgible.
Theu prig ratms will generally consi1st
f discussionis of ne-wspaper 111obllemIs
44r (if talks by ment con4t11ectedl with tihe
neIwsplapiers '4 the State ainl counlltry.
Co-ed Team Gives Dance
A fter 4onte of the most iterestingtl
gzamles oIf thle season42 had etnded Saturi
day iiht aond t he GamtecoIck I 'nllet s
eackledl vitiously410 to thle tne oIf 10
14. thle gy VIIwas itmmlediately cionvertedl
ito onte of1 the mo1(st festive halls of the
seasi nf. Th'le hallI was dlecorated itn the
U nversi,ty (4olo rs. garnet atnd black.
stretamel(rs whlic jel xtetutled from the
four walls tol a point itn the center itn 4
canoy efTect. Abou4t 45 girl1s. itncltud
the Co-ed baske.thall te:an oIf thle Utni
ve(rsity andl( thle (o-eds (If the College
o1f ('harlestioni, in who(se hono11 r the dlain
waLs given. awil some1 95 boys, were
p reset.
tiiiued into .Ile night unt il the( miid
Inight 114otr broughi-lt to a 1hal1 the fatn
tastica;l and1( art istic affair.
Amtlontg 1those5 act ing as5 chlaperotnes
were' irs. WVarlaw, NI iss Heard, NI r.
Hell atnd NI r. Cnmt ey.
IPunEchi wiis served thIiroutgholut the
e'vetnitng by the co-('ds a.t a -large pmich
ho'wle: Si t en o theC( hal('o th
mi4ati(eraIde <I:imee in the( same hail
Thuimrsday tiighit, the (lnly dIilTerenlce he
itng the abse>nee oIf the masks and1( cos
tutme'-. as well as a fewv gtuests. A de
light fuil occasion i. was ind(eedl and( all
presenlt enljoyedI themselves to1 the ut
m(o1t.
VARSITY ENDS SEASON
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played an excellent game both offen
sively and defensively. Dobson was
good and Razor was very "sharp" on
the defensive. The summary follows:
Carolina (36) Furman (32)
W,right (17) .... ....(5) He4og.
Lilliard (6).......F .... (2) Robertson
Swink (13).......C .. (13)(C) Brock
McSwain.........G ........... Smith
Abrams...........G ......... Dobson
Substitutions, Carolina- Jasciewicz
for Abrams, Abrams for Jasciewicz,
Jasciewicz for Abrams; Furman-Ra
zor for Dobson, Dobson for Razor,
Razor for Dobson, Waters for Robert
son, Robertson for Waters.
Referee: Colin Monteith, Jr. (The
Citadel).
- U.S.C.
CO-ED TEAM WINS
(Continued from Page One)
Substitutions: Carolina none. Char
leston-Dwight for Lucas, Dwight for
Gregg (at jumping center) Lucas for
Dwight (at side center), Gregg for
Dwight.
Scoring: Carolina-Field goals, Mere
dith 6, Hancock 2. Foul goals, Mere
dith 3 out of 9. Charleston-Field
goals, Gayer 4 (One overhand shot
counted one point), Owens 3. Foul
goals Gayer 2 out of 5, Owens none
out of 3.
Time of halves 15 minutes. Referee
Xliss Sara Godbold (Winthrop). Scor
ers: Misses Gaffney and Wells. Timers:
Miss Roddey and Mr. Parler.
- U.s.c.
Concert by Glee Club
Manager H. NI. Wise, of the Caro
lina Glee Club and Quartet announces
that the organizttiuns he represents
will give a reci.tal at Chicora College
tomorrow evening. The entertain
nont will be staged in the auditorium
and will begin at 8:00 P. N. It is
doibt ful if the Glee club will give their
alinial show at (Ie of the city theatres
this year anid perhaps this will be the
last chance for many to hear the sing
ers in Colluimlblia this year, at least this
is true tinder the present condi.tions.
E-very loyal student of Carolina is
irged to attund the recital at Chicora
tilmorriw flight.
WRIGHT'S DRUG STORE
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
WRIGHT'S DRUG STORE
1214 Gervais Street
(New Post Ofilce Block)
AYING
ERNEST TORRENCE
NOAH BEERY
of the Desert"
ramount Picture
M ON DA Y
co's Play
tnd Harry Myer
J11
ive drum detonating dreadful
ive congratulations of the con
rnet,
bs of schismatic scorn from the
;axaphone.
lashing decoy of deflected tunes!
s.
Is till further hallucinations.
VISITING MATMEN WIN
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of fight and pushed the contest at the
beginning. lie was very aggressive,
and probably over-zealous because hel
was floored soon after. "Buddy"
sh!fowed evidence of trainiog and with
a little coaching is bouind to make good.
"Red" Jennings and "Slippy" lcGee
stayed their full time but lost the de
cisii due to lac; of aggressiveness.
I oth allowed tlheir- oppon)()teuits to stay
4)[n top, and failed 'to push the fighting.
F.xperience will help tho.
All of the Carolia mlienl put up good
fights but dile to lack of all-arouind
experience failed.
The events:
115 pilunld class \Varlick threw
Baskin inl six minutes.
125 pouind class: Hardaway threwi
IMoore ini 16 2-5 seconds.
135 p(mud class: Daniels (cav.tain)
threw Theodore iml seven mmiutes.
145 poind class No fall; yearby
woll from Jennings by Referee's decis
14111.
155 poiud class: M idget threw Fen
tell in t one ininite 22 seconds '
165 p-unild class Uibierger threw
McKee in four mi6iinues.
Unlimited class: No fall; Mathe
son, 172, wo.n from NcGee, 175, by
IeCferee's (ecisioll.
Referee: Jack Crawford (Caro
lina.)
M~ M1.ET'S
NOW PL
BEBE DANIELS,
LLOYD HUGHES
Ib
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David Belai
With Mae Marsh