The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 15, 1931, Page Page Three, Image 3
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CAROLINA LOSES
GAME TO CITADEL
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A remarkable catch by Whittington,
Citadel backstop, of a high pop foul
with two out and the bases loaded cut
' short a would-be game-winning rally
and Citadel broke the Birds long
winning streak of 25 games after the
Lavalmen had beaten them the day
before, 11-1.
Bill Brigham pulled an iron-man
stunt in chcckmg the Cadets after
twirling nine innings Friday and added
to his feat by smashing a triple and a
homer, driving in four runs. It was
he who popped out in the last play.
In the Friday game, the Birds
smached three Citadel pitchers off the
mound and collected eleven runs. Laval
starred at the bat with a triple, a
homer and two doubles in five time$
up. He smashed the homer in the first
with "Boineau on. Sikes, first baseman,
let in the only Bulldog run in the ninth
when he forgot to chase a ball thrown
over his head and the runncd made the
trip around nonchalantly.
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College Tennis Meet <
Definitely Called Off
The state tennis meet, originally
scheduled for May 14, 15 and 16 has
been definitely called off due to lack f
of funds and indifference of other col- ?
leges, according to Jack Crawford, ^
director of minor sports. (
However, a post-season match will
be played tomorrow with the Ridge- t
wood team at the Ridgewood Club, i
A six-man team will be played. 1
Carolina's team will be: Marion *
Holman, Chick Foster, Eliot Crum, 1
Tommy Collins, Bobby Killingsworth
and Herman Poliakoff. t
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The only University of South
Carolina man to enter the <
Southern Conference track meet
in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday,
is to be Frank Bostick,
1 star in the high jump. <
Bostick has hopes of setting ]
a new record at the meet. He
set a new state mark in the
recent state track meet at six
feet, three inches.
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BIRDS CLINCH
STATE HUE
Clemson Falls Before
Last Furious Attack
5-1?Birds Close
Season
Batting two pitchers fortune hits and
ive tallies, the Birds yesterday took the
season's last game from Clemson and
vith it their second straight state
:hampionship.
Clemson's lone run came in the ninth
lie only inning in which the Tigers got
nore than one hit. A single and a double
cept Bill Ouzts from a shut-out win over
he Cats. Ouzts's twirling was superb and
lever did he weaken during the game.
Boineau smashed a three bagger in the
bird and Sikes and Edens each got
ioubles for the only extra-base hits of
he day for Carolina.
By virtue of this win the Birds arc
officially claiming the state championship.
The box score:
South Carolina
AB R H po A E
Vaughn, 2b 52 1 2 20
Boineau, cf 5 11 4 0 0
Edens, ss 5 i 2 1 2 1
Laval, 3b 4 0 0 1 2 0
Brigham, If 211 l 00
Harley? rf 4 0 2 1 00
Hicks? <" 3 0 0 6 0 0
Sikcs. lb 3 0 1 11 0 0
0uzts? P 4 0 1 0 4 0
Tota,s 35 5 9 27 10 1
CLEMSON
AB R H PO A E
Parkins, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0
Hoffman, 3b 40 1 1 20
Priester, cf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Ra,?cy. If 4 0 0 3 1 0
Proctor, c 411 2 10
Cook? ss 4 0 1 1 3 0
Joye. 2b 3 0 1 1 3 0
Watson, lb 2 0 0 0 0 0
Rhinehardt, lb 10 1 0 0 0
Dav,'s, P 2 0 0 1 1 0
Crook, P 0 0 0 1 0 0
'Decker 1 0 0 0 0 0
Fordham 1 00 0 00
Totals 34 1 6 27 14 3
Batted for Davis in 8th.
**Batted for Joye in 9th.
Score by innings:
South Carolina 113 000 000?5
Clemson 000 000 001?1
Two-base hits, Sikes, Edens, Cook.
Three-base hit, Boineau. Sacrifices, Brigham,
Hicks. Stolen bases, Edens, Priester.
Double play, Barney and Cook. Struck
out, by Ouzts 4, Davis 3. Bases on balls,
off Davis 1. Hit batsman, Hicks (by
Davis). Passed balls, Proctor, Hicks,
Umpire, Heath. Time, 1:45.
u. s. c.
Roddey Speaks to
Frosh on Banking
President of Central Union Bank
Talks in Chapel Wednesday
Morning
The freshmen who attended chapel
Wednesday heard an entertaining and
instructive lecture delivered by W. J.
Roddey, Jr., on the subject, "Banking
as a 1 rofession." Air. Roddey is president
of the Central Union Bank of
Columbia and is one of the state's
most prominent bankers.
"The bank, however," said Mr.
Roddey, "is no place for the man desiring
to get rich quick. Banking business
has a low yield and return, and
money is made gradually, not over
night."
"The most important requisite of a
banker is character. Without character
he cannot hope to attain success.
Other people's money is entrusted to
him and he must prove worthy of
their trust. More now than ever before
character is required of the customer
of the bank. J. P. Morgan declares
that credit is not based upon money
but upon character."
Mr. Roddey explained the steps in
the banker's rise from bookkeeper to
administrator and explained the duties
of each position. The beginner's
salary is from $60 to $75 a month and
the successful executive's is near $10,000
a year. The banker in large cities
may receive as much as $250,000.
These salaries are not easily gained.
The banker must make an extra effort
and do more than is required by
his job. He must work overtime when
necessary and make an extra effort
to attain success.
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CLASSES TO GATHER
It is announced by the executive secretary
of the Alumni Association of the
University that the following classes will
hold reunions during the graduation
week: classes of 1881, 1886, 1891, 1896
1901, 1906,1911, 1916, 1892, 1926, and
1931.
English Class Makes
Gift to University
Doctor Havilah Babcock's class in
American literature is eight hundred
years old. This was discovered the
other'day when the class decided that
each member should contribute the
number of pennies equal to the number
of his years towards the fund
which the senior class is ra'.sing for
the purpose of erccting an nrch gate
for the University.
Doctor Babcock highly commends
this group of students for its wholehearted
support and co-operation toward
the improvement of the University.
He says: "I am interested in
the project. I should like to see every
graduating class remember its Alma
Mater each year with a gift. This University
is in dire need of funds and
equipment. Every aid or contribution,
no matter how small or insignificant,
helps."
u. s. c.
Laval Scheduling
Six Late Games
Six games with cither the Auburn
Tigers or the North Carolina Tarheels
will be played during commencement
week, if plans made by Coach
Billy Laval materialize.
The series would decide the southern
college baseball championship, as
Auburn is winner of the Dixie College
League flag and the Tarheels of the
Tri-State (Va., W. Va., and N. C.)
League bunting.
BROWN WINS FIRST
IN SOCIETY DEBATE
J. J. Brown, Jr., of Rock Hill, took
first place in the annual junior-senior
debate of the Euphradian Literary society
held Tuesday night. Wilson O
Weldon won second place.
Resolved: "That trial by jury b(
abolished," was the subject. Judges wer<
Carlisle Roberts, G. T. Daniel, and Sam
Faile.
Brown will be given a medal by the so
ciety for winning the debate.
u. s. c.
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gentleman as he pushed the door
marked "Exit."
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June graduates. Among the former
was Frances Sparkinan, an alumna of
the University.
The honorees who will finish in June
were: Alice Prioleau, Emily Fowles,
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