Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TONEY GIVES Prepares for b Branch Bocock, head football coach,l ill send his first CarolinW football am against first opponent next week en Erskine comes to Davis field for a ntest. Bocock produced a basketball m last spring that upset some of the ew System of th Courses in Use th (continued from page 8) ii e combinations of holds and methods getting a man to the mat, together th special exercise to develop strength. 0 is from this class that the Varsit restling Team is selected. OURS-5:20-6:20 p.m. T. T. S. XING-Elementary, Mr. Allison. In this cov.rse correct positions of the r nds, ways of delivering blows, methods defense and foot work will be given a til the student becomes proficient W ugh to warrant his entering upon re advanced work. t URS-S:20-6:20 p.m. M. W. F. r sMany Fresh J C Cross Marion F A Evans Marion L E Wilburn Union L T Nowell Charleston ',J T Baker Latta John 0 Meetz Lexington 1 R Guarino Newark N 3 fer S C Harmon Lexington J L Reynolds McCormick fin H D Harman Lexington -s L J Straits Ashland 0 b W L Tolbert Greenwood t Charlie Foster Columbia ,3. D. Stone McColl t Harry Folf Charleston B C Horton Easley mrs J C Thompson Augusta ar W M Stackhouse Marion' ci W D Verner Columbia mrs' H C Walker McCormick d S M Cowan Columbia h J Springs Hemingway m F W Glover Hartsville C H Burn Charleston wW R Carter Columbia Red Fulmer Hyatt Part P Richardson Columbia cLo. Hal Mayfield Marietta arry Stewart Bishopvile Z Martin Mullmns t W H McMahon~ Belton Ed Crouch Columbia 'T Johnson Wagener ea George Davis Columbia caC 0 Bell Lancaster LIST FRESHME] 'ootball Season >est teams of the South including the Southern ChanApicins, North Ca1lina. He has had wide experience as coach and as referee in many states of the BOXING-Advanced, Mr. Allison. This course will give the student the opportunity to. use all of the theory giv en in elementary boxing and in addition actual sparring, coupled with correct ad vice, proper methods of training, fighting technique and ring generalship. HOURS-7:30-8:30 p.m. M. W. F. HANDBALL-Mr. Alliston. For this game, Freshmen and Sopho mores will meet during the regular gym hours. Junior and Seniors will be allow ed to register for special hours. TENNIS-Mr. Van Meter. Juniors and Seniors will be allowed to register for special hours of work in ten nis. Regular gymnasium credits will be given for the satisfactory completion of men Report A L Rainsfort Edgefield George Watson Columbia Jack Watson Columbia Carl Johnson Columbia J Cross St George Lamar McFadden Cades Biller D)errick Johnson Bill Banks Columbia B G Carson Ridgeville Bill Johnson Honeapath Rerbert Bloom New Brookland A H McCarred Columbia Claud Wilder Woodruff Clarence Davis WaIhalla Charlee Jones Mullins Tr B Hicks Hartsville J D Griffin Easley E P Rider Mullins L T McKenzie Honeapath Buster Joiner Lake City R L Stoddard Columbia Abercrombie Toy Woodruff Speck Coker Columbia Dan Voyer Sumter Gus Felder Pinewood Dick Allen Columbia T J Bradlley Columbia Joe Smith Columbia F~ D Wall Augtasta Duckett Young Laurens Jack Passalaigue Charleston E F Farr Columbia Bill Gambrell Honeapath E Baker New York D Kinder Kingstree Tom Mee. Heath: Swi.:. i CANDIDATES this work. No credit is allowed Fresh men and Sophomores for tennis. SWIMMING-Mr. Clark, Mr. Hurst. All men students who do not know how to swim will be given an opportunity to learn during the year, for this work regular class credit will be allowtd. The hours to be arranged. CORRECTIVE GYMNASTICS-Mr. Van Meter, Mr. Pool. A class in corrective gymnastics will be given to all men -that the physical ex aminations show to have structural de fects and other pathalogical conditions which will yicld- to corrective or medical gymnastics. Men will be promoted from this class to the regular classes as soon as their physical condition permits. The hours to be arrangde. VARSITY GYM TEAM-Mr. Pool. gymnastic dancing and pyramid building specialize in apparatus stunts, tumbling, This team is composed of men who The team gives exhibitions in Columbia and usually makes short exhibition trips to nearby towns. ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDU CATION-Mr. Pool; 3 semester Credits; 8:30 a.m. T. T. S. This course is given particularly for students who intend to teach or engage in Physical or Social Work, etc. The first term will consist of the theory and practice of games for school room and playgrounds and socials. Folk dancing and the use of the Gymnasium Appara tus. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2-Mr. Van Meter; 3 Semester Credits; 11-12 T. T. S. An advanced course in physical train ing for men who expect to direct High School or College departments of physi cal education. The physiology of physi cal training being especially emphasized. "We I AND WELC( AT OUR STi I QUAINTED. OLD BOY Hope *We Sp Two-P Our Better "FR Come in Welcome University Students to BURNETT'S DRUG STORE DRUGS, DRINKS, CIGARS, STATIONERY - Agents for - Whitman's Candy and Eastman's Kodak Supplies One Block from Campus-Phone 3191-Cor. Main and College M. & M. RECREATION PARLOR Billiards EIGHTEEN CAROM AND POCKET TABLES 1216 Main Street Columbia, S. C. 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