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./ • " •> t- r I PAGE SIX - ■ . I > - ,. v ;; A . • THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ■ /’niURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932 Froth C^tfk ^ k Bright Spot Resume of the Year’s Activities. Briiigs Special Note To i IJn-1 defeated Freshman Squad., Preabyterian’s track season for the Track, Mates Choose Osm^ Aa Leader for Cinder Men. Adams To Head Diamond Athletes. j At meetings last week captains off |Q n .F Si*— 15 < , J ■yif/ year 1932, although not the most sue-;the 1933 track and baseball Yearns cessful in history,. points toward aj^f Presbyterian college were elected. = strong team for ne»t year. lyioking p OAman was chosen to lead back over the season's record, it is in- r- i Rl terestmg to note'that, as for many i IS years ^last, the P) C. middle-distance! head the baseball team. • runners were without equal in the! Osman will be a member of the; state. Osman, Graham and Senter ac-i senior class next year. He '% from I jl ■ quitted themselves nobly in F Brazil. In-ti-n,. Since com nz to P. C., k ter and half, and Osman .took honors ^ _ _ ^ l _ ..r ^ ‘ "in‘the mile run to add to his .other at-| he has w m many hunots for the the discus and javelin, respectively. The freshman team wa.s the bright spot in this fteason’.s track record.,! tainmenta. Gillespid and Parker also '«!' "» «•<* fl did well in the mile and two-mile runa, ‘‘q"'"' >"* “T”*’ respectively. Gillespie ran the two- ’ ‘•'1'''^ ’1 »" attivities. and mile also.‘in the field, Presb.vterian >*/the third position of-note to showed no (treat strenirth, hut Ewins t" h'm. The others are: presi- and Freeman led the state stars in ( The Gollcgnan. He is a member of Pi Kappa .Alpha social fraternity. Blue Key, leadership fraternity. Intema- . ... , , , ,. tional Relations club, and member- 'They did not lose a »in(fle meet, and; Pan-Hellenic council. exhibited some real stars, some, in i . . . v .. a- i . , , , , , . ! Adams is a native of Charleston.; fact, who rival the best of the varsity. i„ . , i ' r • ' , , ...rv . a-, f iHe IS bIso h memWr of the rising sen-; ^carout, in the 100 and 220; Clark,!. , ... u <• d u- , . . j , lor class. He IS a member of Pi Kappa in the 440 and KftO, and Jordan, along' „. . i , . » . l . i i , ’ . Phi social fraternity, and has n<«blv with Oliver, who was out part of thei ' , j . r .v- ♦ - served as president of this year jun-1 season, in the mile and two-mile runs, . i u- j .w .ui . Ill lor class. His record on the athletic! || took every meet. Perrin and Curoth-i ers', in the low' hurdles, will win plen ty of points in meets next year, while I'ntkmwood and ('arothers, in the pole vault, and Clark, lyowry and Waldrop 'n the high jump, and Reeder in the weights, wMlPgrcntly Inilster the field team of Pre.'diyterian college. A summary of the 1032 season f(,)l- low's: * I field is w'orthy of note. HOW TO ENTERTAIN * TOLD IN NEW BOOK COC A-COLA OFFERS Varsity Cni\ er.sity Written by Ida Bailey .fOirn, Famous Authority On Foods and Home Entertaining. of- Florida .March 2(1 01, P. C. 40. .\pril 2- University cf South Uaro- ’iria 72, P. C. 54. April '. University of Georgia 90, P. C. 41 .April 10 AMemson 70, P. C. 50. April 2.3—Furman 59, P. <\ 72. May 7- -Elate .Meet—f'arolina 54„ P. f'. 44, Clemson, 30, Newberry 10, Furman 14. B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Freshmen •April H—University of .South Caros lina 43, P. U. 74. .April 10- -Clem.son 41P, C. 75'-^. April 20--Davidso’rT30, P, C. HI. April 23—-Furman 43, P. C. 74.. .May 0—'.State Freshman Meet — P. C. 72, Clemson 40C,{, (Carolina 20V2, Furman 11, Newberry 11. “When c You ! F.ntertain — What To l>o and How” is the title a new J'book sponsored by Cwa-Cola and <>f' ^ j fered for a small sum to cover the || [cost of handling and mailing. 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(Relay man). ‘ 1 wiMiien will want to read it ihmughj Senter; 440, in state trial, in 52 sec-; once they get possession of a eopy. ; orid.s; half-mile, in Florida meet, inj In a foreword .Mrs. Allen tells how, 2 minutes, 5.4 s^'conds. (Relay man), 'she came to‘write the b.vok. a.'i fol-j * lowsk . ; “During the three years it ha.' been 1 my happy priViU'gtTTo 1>roadrast.\'al- ■ , , , mo.st daily, to the home-makers of Brown: One-m.le m 4 minutes. j .America, hundreds of th«u>aiul.s of s«s (itid>. hourth in .'^tale meet. i letter.s have come in asking such ques- iU-aly; One-mile in 4 minutes, 4H|tions as: Where are butler plates si'conds. Half-mile in 2 minutes, H .sec- placed? Wben are finger-bowls used 7 Ciille>])ie; One-mile trial run in 4 minutes, 45 second-S- ((Consistent imipt man alhvear). ‘ F 1 orul.'. R<‘lay in .5.3 seconds. Wtiods; 100-yard dash in 10.3 sec ond.'; 220-Yur(i dash in 23 se<’onds; 44U-.vai(l run in .52.1 seconds. (Relay man). Copeland, .1. 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(Relay man). * other thing that is of more or less re-j H Yearout: lOO-yard dash in 10.2 sec-; cent development is the popularity of’ | onds; 220-yard dash in 22.8 seconds,, Coc-a-Cola with foods, particularly! | against ('lemson; 440-yard run in 51.5 cheese-in various forms, ham and var-j | aix’oncTs. ious things with a salty taste. Wej | McKlrath: lOO-yard dash in 10.5 "’^nted to promote these ideas, seconds; 220-yard dash in 21^.8 .sec-' onds; 440-yard run B 71 B B B B B B ,Slope and treatment is revealed in a || I'haj.ter which deseril>es hirw a hostess-* j| B B B B B I B B I B I B E B E B \ E i B B I'^E. r=Ll rrrLT^..' t—^ f; crF i I c—' 1 r—-4 f 1—> 17=31 ^ pa [pj c=. decided the best w’ay to do it would i || . the to offer women some genuine ser-! S in 54 seconds; )av-'^ And 50) | we secured this book—as a sugges-j || elin, 115 feet, 4 inc Reedert Discus, 117 feet, in^ slate meet; shot put, 35 feet, 6*2 Iriches; javelin, 158 feet. Waldrop: 120-yard high hurdles in 17.7 seconds, against Furman. 110c. All requesU for it must be mai: l^owryt High jump, 6 feet, 6 inches, ed to The Coia-Cola Company, Atlan- Carothers: Pole vault, IV feet, 4'^»* •**'*“^ everybiHly to inebet; broad jump, 19 feet; 220-yard si^es-1M tion of how we w’ant them to think ofj || Coca-Cola. j “The book is being advertised and offered all over the United States for il- write to Atlanta for it, because only in this way could the great volume of maij.be efficiently handled. You s^ we expect to distribute many low hurdles, 27 seconds; javelin, 149 Imat. Underwood; Pole vault, 11 feet, ifdredslof thousands of copies'of tfceq inches. , 1 book. iOf course I personally am inter- ] Patton: Half-mile, 2 ‘minutes, 15lested in having every woman in Clin- aeconda. | tonget a copy at such a nominal MoDilffy; One-mile, 5 minutes, __ Mconds. :) ' ^ 'Jordan: Cw-mfle, 4 minutes, .58j McCaskill: Discus, 103 feet; jave- jaaeonds, first 1)^ state meet; 2-mile,p*n,| 145 feet, 3 inches; shot put, 34 11 minotes, 27 aecdn^, lii state meet. Ottver; Oae-mila, jl minutes, .59 sec- oode. In state meet. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLb / - 4 i T V e- Job Printing Delivered Promptly • . T Let Us Do Your Printing! r** Our Job Printing Department wishes to bring I to the attention of every user of job printing a thought on service. We only adc that you give us a trial and see for yourself how prompt our 1 service is. 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