The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 08, 1935, Page Page Eight, Image 10
Will Organize
Groups Tuesday
Discussion groups in the variou
tenements for the second semester wil
be organized Tuesday night at Flini
Hall, according to R. G. Bell, secre
tary of the Y. M. C. A.
The first meeting at which attend
ance will count for the contest will b
that of February 19, at which tinv
the different groups have been aske<
to have selected a presideat, secretary
and a student or faculty member a:
a leader.
"Unemployment" will be the firs
topic for discussion. The Y. M. C. A
is using E. R. A. students to formu
late x-ecent figures on unemploymen
at Carolina and the state in general
Julian Bradsher is chairman of th<
program committee.
At the end of six weeks an ici
cream supper or reception will b
given to all members who attend al
meetings and to the leading group
Last semester 250 students were regis
tered in the groups and 83 of then
were present at all the meetings.
u. s. o.
Gamecocks Break Even
With Citadel Boxers
(CONTINUKI) FROM PACK OXK)
man very earnestly drove repeatet
puches into his rather nonchalant
opponent to capture the decision. Ilii
was the last fight since the Game
cocks had already forfeited the liglv
and heavyweights to Frank Costellov
and Captain Billy Symmes, respec
tively.
One hundred-seventy-eight-pounc
Castellow did not spend an idle eve
ning by any means. He matched Re?
Williams, flashy freshman fighter o:
the same weight, in a three-rounc
no-decision preliminary exhibitior
bout. It was a tame affair, botl
men being willing mixers. Re>
stepped in with long circcling bodj
punches, followed by quick rights t<
the face. Castellow fought bravely
covering up well in most cases, bui
William's years of training and in
tensive application to the fistic scl
ence asserted itself in all thre<
rounds.
None of Carolina's losses wer<
pushovers. All mixed freely, al
though some showed inexperience.
Summary?Rex Williams (178) vs
Frank Castellow (178), exhibition
Bantam?Lorenzo Taylor (Car) ovei
Walter Nelson (Cit). Feather?Dav<
J^illard (Cit) over Park Jenkin:
(Car). Light?Wendell Padget
(Cit) over Woodrow Dunn (Car)
Welter?Bill Humphlett (Car) ove:
Wade Britt (Cit). J. Middle?Harrj
Hilton (Car) over Jesse Jacksoi
(Cit). Middle?Dave Stoddard (Car'
over Carlos Townsend (Cit). L Heav>
?Frank Castellow (Cit) by forfeit
Heavy?Billy Symmes (Cit) by for
feit.
u. a. c.?
Cast is Selected by
the Dramatic Out
(COXTINTKh l-'KOM l'AOK OXK)
The committee to select plays i
compased of Thomas Rogers Drake
Lewis Soar son, and Alfred Browning
Members of the extension commi4;
tee, that phase in charge of costum
ing, property rights, and final deci
sion on plays to be given are: Doro
itself into three parts, after its mem
bership has increased, for those parti
cipants wishing to study the histor;
and future of drama, for those wh
wish to write plays, and for thos
who wish to act.
Faculty members are: Dr. L. 1
Baker, honorary president, and Dea
Francis Bradley, faculty advisor.
Officers chosen recent are: Herbei
Schrieber, president; Lodema Gaine:
vice-president; Sarah Rector, secr<
tary, and Joe Hodges, treasurer.
Other members of the new organ
zation are: Clay Smith VVilliamsoi
Joseph Cohen, Margaret Simpsor
Fred Weisman, Leonard Greene, Cat'
ryn Narey, Emily Roper, Charle
Early, Robert Conard, Albert Douf
las, Thomas Drake, James Williamsot
Shannon Minis, Al Clark, Raifor
Elkin, Werber Bryan., Joe Herman.
Arrangements are being made fc
the new dramatic organization to pi
on a play at Bennetsville high scho<
about March 10.
u. o. c.?
Stadium Bonds
Cause TroubL
(CONTINUKI) FROM PAOK ONK)
council made the first mistake; v
have violated our contract with >';1
University of South Carolina." He a
mo stated that the stadium commits
Muse
g On Other Sta
1 ?
n Bob Warren becoming very hap
- after the last issue failed to give
account of his (and Red Richa
- son's) trip to Athens .... Mike
e Lendon claiming to be the only <
e who crashed the gate to hear G
j Lombardo .... Tom Simmons havi
. to take his lunch in the rumble se
g "Spot" Mozingo taking a tour th
the state pen and saying, "It's a n
t place to be from." .... Don McCall
ter arriving in town and shak?
everybody's hand .... Bud Alexaiu
t and Grayson Wolfe stealing the sh
at the wedding, basketball game a
B dance .... Joe McCallum dreami
he was dreaming, but waking up
e? find he wasn't.
e "Grid-graph" Robinson trying
^ pick up nickels intended for the ]
'* tie negro at the social cabinet dai
n .... Somebody bringing Tiny Riv<
a Coca Cola that was a Coca Cola . .
Dana Henderson getting a great 1
hand as he left the N C. St)
, game .... Bernard James playi
hide and seek with Ray Rex, N.
State guard.
j Gilbert Colina shinning as usual
. . George Lynch hobbling around
' the snow .... Arthur Sams, "Chic
3 Brown and "Spot" Brown l?ooki
- sad .... Furman Finkle trying
t shag with Betty Horton .... "Dir
f Gaines forgetting to remind an i
mirer .... Sally Bailey telling ab<
the wedding .... Hal Askins feeli
j no pain .... Students nearly bei
run over while crossing Sum1
Street.
^ New Fad: Men wearing headdrt
had never been given ample oppi
tunity to work the situation out. ]
went on to state that there woi
never have been a sadium if it had
1 been for the athletic association bi
* ing the land, and making the c?
' outlay.
Accoi'ding to action taken Tucsd
the board of trustees of the Univei
ty will meet with a representative
3 the State Fair association, the U
versity of South Carolian Athletic 1
' sociation. and a representative
" Clemson College and work out a so
tion which will be acted upon by I
city council.
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>py that fit closely to the dome and stuck
an to the neck and forehead with adherd
sive tape (introduced at dance Jan.
lc- 9) . . . . Garda Sylvan falling down in
>ne front of Davis and waiting patiently
uy for someone to pick her up ... . Cathng
erine Bush sitting out a chapel period
at. for the powerful Jim Good .... Agnos
iru Hughes carrying on a heavy converjce
sation with "Wild Bill" Howey.
Dean Bradley telling about the old
lS" apple barrel .... Ira Kozer introducing
a bill in the legislature that had
lor already been passed some two years
ow ago .... Someone starting to whistle
a(l "Goofus" as Derrick scribbles his
questions on the board .... Clyde
Shirley finding a new joke to tell at
the mess hall .
Louisa Furgeson parking in front
to of the livery stable .... John Rowlit.
land writing post cards to say he's
lcc Sleepy .... Duck Yonce losing five
berries on. a basketball game ....
LlS Coach Stoney writing The State to
' deny his being a star back in college
^if? days.
cite Stanley Bryant giving Windy
ng Robertson two minutes to scram ....
? Sims smoking a long cigar while fearing
he would catch pneumonia ....
"Cotton" Culbertson being asked the
secrets of the civil service . . . . Hisin
tory professors having to work extra
:k" time while Dr. Bonn was in bed ....
ng Shannon Minis asking, "Is there a
to front and a rear ad mi aval in the
navy?"
Jack Nathans worrying over the
)ut departure of three girls from "up the
ng river." . . . Mary Ford and LaVerne
Hughes displaying Dean McKissick's
five exam paper at The State Co. and
getting in Seen Here and There ....
?ss Don McCallister and his staff, ineluding
Harold Mauney, giving footor
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Dr. Callcott To
Address Women
"Social Developments and Experiments
in Mexico Since 1920" will be
the topic of a speech by Dr. W. H,
Callcott, professor of history at the
University, February 14, at Rock Hill
when he will address the American
University Women's Association.
Five years ago Dr. Callcott madt
a similar trip to Rock Hill at which
time he addressed the AUW and Winthrop
College in chapel exercises. At
present, however, no definite join4
meeting of the two has beer
scheduled.
ball players a stiff work out . . .
Coach Pauley running Dean Fowbh
off the football field .
J. Wiley Brown, protecting the twe
freshmen who didn't knock down the
door .... Freshmen wanting to know
who "Jim Nasium" is ... . Mess ha1]
waiters looking forward to higher
wages .... Workmen about to complete
the steps to the Extension building
.... Werber Bryan worrying ove;
the Junior-Senior doings .... TonCraig
strutting out in white shoe.....
Ray Stokes being called the
best looking man ever to haunt a certain
place, while Henry Roberts ami
Wiseman look on with much gusto . . ,
Frank Monday again being mistakI
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en for Ted Rinestcin . . . Boys going B
to Lexington again . . . Harry Hilton ci
fbeing called "Canvas back". . . .
"Smitty" Smith taking his seasonal s1
bath . . . Tony Fanning becoming the v
marked man . . . Wesley figuring on h
' a much better Garnet and Black this b
' year . . v
Richard Thompson and wife leaving ^
| for strange lands . . . Freshman Nute P
Harmon playing Tarzan on the side
of Burney when still totally unclad g
... Dick England's roommates k
chronicling Dick's love affairs over ^
the campus in poetry (?). ~
Glenn Nelson leaving for Bamberg ><
i. where he will be a teacher of math y
, (Should be in the society column) <<
. . . And Bill Byrd leaving school to o
start working for the state health a
department at Edgefield ... V
; Clayborn Bunch is making GOOD V
these days . . . Burney Dunlap made v
t his post degree debut at P. C. last <<
, week-end and returned home report- ><
r ed already married ... V
I Ted Duvall back on the campus . . . <<
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We wonder if Dink -Gaines has
wapped her Ford for a horse-^that
rould be all right, but the horse
asn't a rumble seat . . . Fred Hamright
on the campus for a short
isit . . . Red Sullivan, wearing Alert
Douglas' best suit, winning first
lace at Bob Conard's tacky party
. . Many people wondering who the
irl was that came in late to the ba3etball
game in. such a flaming red
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