The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 15, 1929, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 12
QUESTION-MARK
EXCITES BIRD
FLIES AGAINST WINDOW
Little Bird Tries To Seek Safety
Within The Halls Of
DeSaussure
Airplanes, constantly above Columbia
(luring the past week, have disturbed
their lesser kindred of flesh
and feathers to an unprecedented extent.
A bird frightened from its home
in one of the campus trees sought
refuge in a dormitory room when a
big monoplane, perhaps the famous
Question Mark, Hew over the campus.
As the plane's dark shadow swept
across the Carolina greensward, a
mocking-bird became excited. T. he
hum of the motors, perhaps akin to
the swish of a hawk s wings in the
songster's reactions, caused him to
sail forth from his perch to a window
in DeSaussure college, tenement 15.
He struck a glass pane of room 4
on the second floor. Dazed but determined,
the bird continued his efforts
to enroll at Carolina by the simple
entry method. He fluttered against
the pane in desperation until exhausted,
then fell on the window ledge.
When the plane droned away, strength
returned, and he flitted off. A student
in the room said the bird appeared
young, almost a fledgling. "It nearly
died of fright," he commented.
Chicken farmers of the Middle West
found their poultry in an uproar of
squawks and cackles when the first
air mail planes were routed above the
large flocks, so much so that the
planes were re-routed to avoid the
farms, but this is the first occasion
known on which a mOcking-bird was
driven to sanctuary in the Gamecock
school.
SIGMA DELTA CHI
ELECTS NEW MEN
Prominent Students In School Of
Journalism Pledged At Recent
Meeting
At a recent meeting of Sigma Delta
Chi, national journalistic fraternity,
six men were pledged. The men, who
have decided to make journalism their
life's work, are Mason C* Brunson,
Leroy M. Want, N. W. Brooker, Mclvin
Karesh, Frank Harvin, and Julian
Krawchek.
Most of the pledges have had experience
on newspapers of one sort or
another. Want, Brooker, Karesh and
Krawchek arc now active on the staff
of The Gamecock.
GAMECOCKS DOWN
MARYLAND TEAM
(Continued from Page 7)
line and raced 65 yards down the field
for a second Carolina touchdown. The
try for extra point failed and the half
ended 12 to 6 favor Carolina.
Fans scarcely had time to settle
their nerves . from Zobel's flashy run
before another wild dash sent them up
on their feet wildly cheering again.
Maryland kicked off to Carolina to
open the second half and Boineau received
the ball on his fifteen yard
stripe. Tucking the pigskin securely
under his arm, Boineau flashed down
the field for an 85 yatd dash and a
third Rooster marker. Boineau kicked
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the exception of one position, the staff
of the campus magazine is complete
and functioning. One assistant editor
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and may be left at the Carolinian
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building. Work on the first issue
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goal this time, making the score 19
to <? in favor the South Carolinians.
FINAL SCORE
The final Gamecock touchdown
came in the third period. A Maryland
punt was blocked and recovered by
a Carolina man on the Old Liners
24 yard line. Rhame, Boineau and
Stoddard bucked over a first down
and then Boineau was shoved through
the line for ten yards and a touchdown.
Boineau again kicked the extra ,
point, making the final score 20 to 6
favor Carolina.
Carolina backs were given good interference
and blocking throughout
the game, Captain Julian Beall, Shand,
Watson and Stoddard being the big
cleanup men in blazing the trail for
the shifty Rhame, Boineau and Zobel. ?
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