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rfecD DROV/h .xv KmongX^Iv Soul U.S.C. REPRESENTED AT CONVENTION (Continued from Page 1) its equipment," the Carolina delegate said last night in telling of the trip, "They have a complete composing and printing room in the basement, with four linotypes, a large and a job press, Upstairs is an ample auditorium, numerous class rooms, an extensive library, and about 100 typewriters There are facilities for advertising classes also." The local chapter of Sigma Delta Chi has as its officers, in addition tc Halsey, president, the following Harry L. Hingson, vice-president O. D. Black, secretary; F. L. May treasurer. Six men who were pledgee by the fraternity this fall will be initiated early next term, along with alumni of the School of Journalism. U.B.O. GRAPPLERS WILL REPORT AT GYM (Continued from Page 6) several other schools for matches anc the team will be assured of meeting worthy opponents before the season is closed. Davidson, North Carolina Clemson and other schools are being considered for matches. Some of the men who have alreadj signified their intention of reporting Wednesday are Cook, Glenn, Croft Rizzolo, Williamson and severa others. These men have had quite i bit of experience and should form < nice nucleus for a strong team o grapplers. U.B.O. GAMECOCKS HAND FLORIDA SCARE (Continued From Page G) forced to pass on the last down, Var Sickle intercepted the throw and rar the ball back out midfield. FINAL SCORE Florida's final marker came shortl} after this. With the ball on Carolina*! 42-yard line, Cawthonc went througl the line for fifteen yards and a firs down. Sauls dashed around end foi twenty yards on the next play an< Cawthonc carried the ball over aftei a series of line plunges. Try for ex tra point failed and the scoring ende< for the afternoon favoring Florida 20-7. Van Sickle, all-American end fron last year, played an excellent game a left end for Florida and was given ; great hand in the third period whet au injury forced him from the game Steele played a nice game at guard fo: the visitors while Betliea, Cawthon and Sauls featured in the backfield. For Carolina, Bob Gresset playe( brilliantly at end to practically assun himself of a berth on the all stat< eleven. Julian Beall was a tower o strength at center, breaking througl the Florida line time and time agait to smear plays before they wer< started good. Pat Leardo played i nice game at guard. U.R.O. Friendship's closest ties becomi altered when the participants becomi too tolerant. Patronize our advertisers. The] back us so let's back them. Varied Remembrances immiS WOMEN TAKE [ FIRST HONOR AT PRESS MEET (Continued From Page 1) t don, managing editor, as official dele- J gates Lois Fischer, Frances Black, and LeRoy Want, all of The Game- t cock staff, accompanied the regular delegates. . Representatives of The Carolinian, which had no entries in the individual t contests, were Ashley Halsey, editor, . and J. W. Pitts, managing editor. Spartanburg was designated as the . next meeting place of the convention, ( with Converse and Wofford as the col- j legiatc hosts. Both are strong con- { tenders for state honors. This is the first time in six years that The Gamecock has not emerged winner of the Palmetto State prize. > The Carolinian, which like The Gamecock failed to gain mention, was ad- 1 judged second best magazine in the state last year. ? U.S. o. j " Still in the glimmering coals of life we can see the steps of long past i ages hovering in the undeveloped mind. ( r Jack: "I am going to send this < 5 button home." ? John: "For what?" ? Jack: "To have a shirt sewed on it." r I a y. ? pP??? T TERR'S a new Colu j with real toe-tick I in | *on Chasers have mo ) well-defined rhythm a torrid gallop. 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