NEW CLEMSON GOACH

A Track Team to Everybody Behind Be Proud Of JRger Saunders and May HE ROARS FOR CLEMSON

VOL. XVIII. CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C, .AIAY 3, 1!)23. No. 2S> William H. Saunders Elected TIGERS STAR IN Tigers Down Newberry In TECH RELAYS New Director of Athletics TIGERS WIN THIRD PLACE Hotly Contested Game IN TECH RELAY

Jack Chandler Stars, Making Record of 10 Seconds in 100 Yards On Saunders and Captain May to Direct Fortunes of Tiger WET TRACK—Clemson Places in McLean's Tribe Go Down Before Superb Pitching of Football Team—Saunders Reports September 1st. Three Events. Flint Rhem and Timely Hitting of Cox and Richards "Doc" Stewart's a'ack team again earned the right to be ranked with REDSKINS RITE THE DUST t'he leaders of the South in this HORNETS AND At a meeting of the Clemson Athletic Council yes- branch of sport, when they made a Tigers Win Super Thriller in Drench- brilliant showiing in the TIGERS BATTLE 13 ing Downpour—Smoky Joe Rhem Relays, held in last Satur- FRAMES TO 3-3 TIE Big Star—Richards, Cox and Keel terday afternoon, Mr. William H. "Bud" Saunders day. Clemson copped two first Step Into Limelight and Prove places and a third in the big meet. HECTIC? GAME ENDS IN TIE Heroes. was elected Director of Athletics to succeed Dr. E. J. No points are counted in a meet of this type, but the leaders were Mis- Tigers and Hornets Engage in Thrill- In a game that threatened to be- Stewart, who recently resigned. Mr. Saunders is at sippi A. and M. with five places, ing 13 Inning Contest—Darkness come a wter polo contest, the Clem- Clemson with two firsts, and Tech Breaks Ui> Sensational Contest— son Tigers baptised the Newberry present Director of Athletics at Knox College, with two firsts. Rhem, Reames and Keel Star. Indians with Clemson re- Jack Chandler, the Tiger flash, ligion Friday afternoon, the score being 3 to 4 . Galesburg, Illinois. It also became known yesterday showed the Atlanta critic that the The most thrilling exhibition of South does not hold his equal in the The game began under threaten- baseball during the whole year took ing clouds but with a large throngs that Captain T. E. May, who is too well known and century dash. He stepped off the place on Riggs field Monday when hundred in ten seconds, a remarkable of spectators and players pulling for Clemson and Furman staged a 3-3 sunshine. Shealy, the pitcning ace of time considering the fact that the deadlock in 13 innings. After which honored by Clemson men to need any introduction, track was slow, winning the event the Indians, opposed Smoky Flint the game was halted by darkness. Rhem, mighty twirler of the Tigers, over the cream of Dixie's sprinters. Flint Rhem opposed DeVore An- would be first assistant football coach next year. Charlie Robinson, the other Clem- in what promised to be a pitchers drews on the mound and both pit- battle but soon changed complexion. son sprinter, won h'is heat in the chers worked well but the Tiger ace Mr. Saunders will report at Clemson on the first of hundred, leaving behind him Ander- For six innings the two teams fought had the decided edge in that depart- it out on even terms so far as runs son and "Red" Baron, the crack Tech ment. i went but the Clemson batters were September. sprinters. However "Robby" did not Rhem, Reames and Keel were the get a place in the finals. finding Shealy for hits every inning. heroes of the hectic struggle. Flint However, the big Indian was most The new Tiger mentor is coach- (Continued on Page Three. struck out 21 Furman batters. Yes- ing at Knox College at t'he present effective with men on bases. As the TIGERS LOSE TO sir, twenty-one, count 'em. He also game progressed, the clouds began to time. He has a very impressive re- held the Furman crew to five hits cord behind him and his reputation DAVIDSON AND V. P. I. gather more thickly in the South and CLEMSON SENDS REP- and to put the finishing touch to a a light rain was falling in the sixth. is that of a really great coach. The great performance, slammed out a election of Mr. Sau;.ders occured TIGERS DROP BRACE RESENTAliVES TO JUPITER PLUVIUS OPENS UP pair of beautiful hits himself. Jack In the seventh the bottom dropped after the council had heard reports Reames entered his name upon the from Prof. Henry, Captain May and MEETING OF SOUTH- out. Rain, in large quantities, pour- Virginia Polytechs and Davidson list of immortals at Clemson by his Mr. George Speer, 'OS, acting secre- Wildcats Win From Clemson— ed upon the field, sending many of ERN FEDERATION performance in the ninth. It hap- the spectators scurrying to shelter tary of the alumni association. These Gibson Hits Home Run—Jack pened in this wise: Furman was three gentlement attended the Drake Reames Pitches and Plays Third and nearly drowning eight hundred Southern Federation of College Stu- leading by a 3-2 score and there were loyal cadets who never thought of relays at Des Moines, Iowa last Sat- Rase. dents Has Most Successful Con- two out. George Cox hit one a mile urday for the express purpose of deserting their posts, but stuck there ference at Knoxville—University a minute thru Andrews and reached meeting with the western coaches A likely lot of baseballers repre- and were soaked for a whole hour of Tennessee Entertains Delegates first before the Furman hurler could while they cheered their team and and learning all they could about senting the Virginia Polytechnic In- —Much Business Attended To— collect, himself and find the . spurred them on to victory. Mr. Saunders and his records and stitute dropped into Clemson Wed- The Clemson captain was next up In the seventh Keel drew a walk ability. The comments of the vari- nesday morning and checked out A meeting which will probably mean He took three halls- and two strikes i» ous authorities were, almost without to start the inning. Rhem was next Thursday with a 12 to 4 victory over more to southern college students and things began to look squally for exception, highly favorable to Mr. up and took one of Shealy's on tfc£ the Tigers securely tucked away in than any other like conference in the the good ship Clemson. One of the Saunders. The delegation which arm. Richards beat out an infieia their traveling bags. The visitors present year was held in Knoxville, sponsors said "O-o-oh I believe Jack's went to Des Moines questioned some hit but Keel was caught at third as uncovered a pitcher who proved to Tenn. on April 27 and 28. This was going to hit it." "Give us a hit, fifty or more of the most prominent he headed home. Stevenson, batting be quite a slab artist and held the the annual conference of the South- Jack," cried the desperate students. £ athletic authorities in the west. A- for-Vincent, hit to Wollet who caught Tigers to six hits. Crosland, who ern Federation of College Students, The doughty Clemson leader braced mong these were such men as Knute Rhem between third and home. Then started for the Tigers was hit in held at the University of Tennessee. himself and cooly eyed Andrews, Rockne of Notre Dame, Major John with two men on and two out, four innings and Jack Reames essay- Delegates from the following waiting for the next pitch. Here it L. Griffiths of Chicago, Walter H. George Cox strode up to the plate. ed the hurling role in the fifth. Jack schools were present at the confer- came, a trifle on the outside, and Eckersall, Heavy Graham, Birch, "Give us a hit, George," pleaded the got by pretty well until the ninth in- ence: Clemson College, U. of Tenn., fast. A mighty swing—a crack like famous Missouri Valley official and corps in unison. And they let George ning when he issued four free passes, V. P. I., Washington and Lee, Geor- a pistol—and the ball was soaring to countless others. A comprehensive do it. He jumped on the next pitch- which with the addition of a two gia Tech, U. of N. C, Miss. A and right field—a clean three base smash review of the comments made by ed -ball and slammed it over third (Continued on page 3) M., University of Ala., University of George Cox scampered across the each of these men was read to the for two bases, scoring Richards and Florida, Uni. of Georgia, N. C. State, plate with the tying run and the de- council. This review contained the Stevenson. Reames drew a walk and Uni. of Maryland, and Mercer Col- spairing, downcast crowd became a f essential portions of all the conver- Gibson struck out. At this stage of STATE TRACK MEET AT lege. Clemson's representatives howling, yelling, cheerful, overjoyed sation which took place with these the game the.field was very wet and were H. A. Woodle and E. H. Hall. mob. The game was out of the fire. men regarding Mr. Saunders. These CLEMSON SATURDAY the rain driving even harder than At the first meeting of this Fed- Captain Truman Johnson Reames comments were very favorably re- before. eration which was held at Ga. had come through in the pinch. ceived by the council and the coun- STATE TRACK MEET TO BE INDIANS TAKE LEAD Tech in Atlanta last February, a ten- Rusty Keel earned a prominent cil, acting upon the reports of the HELD AT CLEMSON Newberry came up in the eighth tative Constitution was adopted and place in the acocunts of the game by delegation, unanimously elected Mr. and Derrick singled on the first hall. the formal beginning was made. The his brilliant work behind the plate. Saunders to the position. Big Intel-collegiate Classic to Be Stag- Wollet struck out. Derrick went to president of »he Federation until He was in great form Monday, even SAUNDERS VISITED CLEMSON ed on Riggs Field Saturday—Prac; second on a wild pitch. Stoudemire this last meeting was Al. Staton of greater than usual, which is going » Mr. Saunders was at Clemson on tieally Every College to be Repre. singled to left scoring Derrick. Boni- Ga. Tech. some. April 20th and 21&t, having come sented—Tigers Look Good to Win est drew a walk. Robinson hit to Doc Melton gathered in a pair of here upon the hequest of the com- The opening session o fthe Federa- Cox and George threw the slick, nice hits during the afternoon, one of mittee of the Athletic Council. Dur- tion was held in the Y. M. C. A. muddy ball over Keel as Stoudemire Coach Doc Stewart announced them driving in a run. » ing the time he was here, the wri- building of the U. of Tenn. at 10 o'- and Boniest scored. Rhem struck D. Monday morning that the South Car- Furman scored in the third inning ter talked with him for some four or clock on Friday morning. Dr. Mor- Shealy out and caused A Shealy to olina Intercollegiate track and field on a walk, an infield error and an five hours. He impressed us as a gan President of the University of fly out to Reames ending the New- meet Mas been definitely arranged to man of excellent personality, who Tennessee made an address of wel- infield hit. They counted twice in berry scoring. The balls were getting take place at Clemson Saturday. the fourth on two free passes, a makes friends very readily. He come to the delegation and urged heavy and wet by this time and a Practically every college in the state spoke freely of his coaching ex- upon them the necessity of making hit batsman and an infield fly which new one was thrown in every few will be represented at this meet and Richards muffled. After that they periences at other institutions and a successful thing of this new organi- pitches. some fast work is anticipated. seemed very favorably impressed zation. His address was very highly went scoreless. TIGERS MAKE 2 AND WIN Clemson will put a strong team in- with Clemson and her prospects. appreciated by all the young men Clemson scored in the third on The Jungaleers came back in their to the field and at present, the Ti- He expressed the belief that he present. The delegates were then three Furman errors and Reames half of the eighth with blood in gers look good to cop first place in could make good here and said that assigned to different fraternity single. They counted again in the their eyes. Melton walked on four the big meet. Carolina has a strong he would like very much to receive houses on the campus where they eighth when Gibson was safe on wide ones. Murr lifted a fly to Wol- track aggregation while Furman and stayed while at Knoxville. Drummond's error, going to second let. Keel walked for the second the appointment. Wofford are reported to possess some GRADUATED AT MISSOURI At the second meeting on Friday on the wild throw. Melton singled, time. Rhem grounded out, A. Shealy Mr. Saunders graduated from the likely men. afternoon, the discussion was on scoring Gibson. The third marker to Gwillam, Melton going to third University of Missouri in 1911 with Clemson will act as host to the "Undergraduate Government", in came in the ninth in the manner and Keel to second. Then for the the degree of Bachelor of Laws. track teams of the state and all gate which were taken up honor systems, already related. second time in a hectic struggle, a While at Missouri he played regu- receipts will be pro-rated among the student self government, and the After the ninth it was a pitcher's Clemson batter came through in the lar and was on the bas- visiting teams acording to mileage things that rightfully came under battle with Furman reaching no pinch like a real hero. Abe Richards ketball team. He was debarred from traveled. All of these recipts will such a discussion. The honor system further than second while the Tigers shouldered his trusty bludgeon and track and baseball by A Missouri be turned back to the visitors and or "honor principle", as it is called, had two chances to score with Rhem with an expression of determination Valley Conference ruling at that Clemson will not take any part of is most completely organized at on third base and one out in the on his face, jumped on one of Shea- time which prohibited an athlete the funds. For this reason it will Washington and Lee University, and eleventh and Reames on third with ly's benders and drove the pellet from participation in more than two be necessary for the cadets to pay Mr. Caruthers of that institution out- (Continued on Page Three. over second base, a clean double brapches of sport. On the football the nominal admission fee which will lined in detail the working of the which scored Melton and Keel, and team .he was a sensation. He ob- be. charged. The Student Activity system there. Students from other Jim Henderson '16 was a visitor incidentally won the game. Smoky tained notice because of his small Fee covers admission only to those colleges explained the forms of stu- on the campus last week. Joe Rhem cinched things by strik- size which was a distinct handicap games which are scheduled by the dent government in their respective ing out three Newberry batters in the to his football activities. However, Clemson Athletic Association while colleges. The delegates attended a John Stewart '22 was a visitor on ninth. he overcame this to the extent of tills state meet is a different kind of base hall game between the Univer- the campus last week. There were four heroes who figur- being one of the outstanding stars affair. However, it is expected that sity of Tennessee and V. P. I. after ed prominently in the thrilling vic- of the year in the Missouri Valley every man will be down on the field. the afternoon session. Miss Ida Calhoun left Saturday tory. Flint Rhem is first and fore- Conference. Your money's worth is assured. The delegates were guests at a for Charleston, S. C. to spend a week most. Pitching a wet ball which was —E. G. P. (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 2) with her sister Mrs. G. C. McDermid. (Continued on Page Three. youth will follow one thru life. If CLESONS REPRESENTATIVES ; carelessness, idleness, and utter dis- ATTEND SOUTHERN FED. regard for money are practiced by a

Everyone is looking forward to D. W.'s and "Doc" Calhoun's annual L. Martin conversation at the banquet this year. Last year "Doc" Calhbun had the last say so, making D. W. have a hard time "climbing out;" but. The Rexall Druggist from all appearances that take place in the chapel. D. W. is going to come hack strong this year. Then there will be speeches by Governor ■ ■ ■ ■ McLeod, Dr. Johnson of Winthrop, ■ ■ * ■ and important members of our fa- ■ ■■■■■■■§■■■ culty. R. W. Coarsey, is to be spokes ■ ■■■■■■■■■■ man for the Senior Class and T. L. *§««■■■■•■■■■■ Vaughn for the Junior Class, both are excellent speakers. —D. C. A. CAC ATTENTION! "AG" .JUNIORS T CAFETERIA On Thursday night, May 3, the Ag- ricultural Society will hold Its last You were first to appreciate soft meeting for the session of 1922-23 We Serve Regular Meals, At this meeting, officers will be elect- collars—so you'll appreciate Pies, Cakes, Sandwiches, ed for the first term of next session. However, before the officers are e~ this adjustable cap! Ice Cream, lected, all Agricultural Juniors, who are not members of the Agricultural You college men demand comfort in attire. Ice Cold Milks, Society and who wish to become members, will be taken into the so- That, as much as anything, is responsible Soft Drinks, ciety without any membership fee. Fruits and Candies, It is hoped that a large member of for the "something different" that sets you "Ag" Juniors wil take advantage of apart. Hot Dogs a Speciality. this opportunity and that they may become interested in the work of Y. M. C. A. BASEMENT their society. Upon the Juniors will Thus the vo;ue for sott collars, for goloshes, rest the responsibility of organizing for easy-fitting sui s be<;an in the colleges and carrying on the work of the Ag- ricultural Society for the next ses- of the land. To the People of Oleaaso* College.— sion. I wfll do gardening and floral Probably some of us feel that the Thus, also, arc college nun flocking to work. Will aeslst In any and all Agricultural Society has not lines of community service. Re- been exactly what it should have welcome the "SURE FIT" cap. liability amd Punctuality. Special been during the past session. If so, feature*.—C. B. Henry, Oampna, then it's up to us to make it what This cap has an invisible buckle and strap it ought to be. Have you done your part? The Agricultural Society which enables you to adju-t it to your Society could be—and should be— one of the best societies at Clemson. comfort. It's made in every pattern and is Agricultural students should be in- styled for college men. terested in Agricultural topics. The PUBLIC SALES Agricultural Society is a good place to manifest that interest; a good Hop to your haberdasher and look it over. We hare purchased 122,000 pair place to broaden your vision of the U. S. Army Mnnion last shoes, sixes whole field of Agriculture. I 1-2 to 12, which was the entire Get behind the "Ag" Society and surplus stock of one of the largest make it what it ought to be. Let's have every "Ag" Junior at that U. 8. Gorernment shoe contractors. meeting Thursday night. This shoe is guaranteed one hun- Time: Immediately after long-roll dred percent leather, color dark tan, Place: Calhoun Literary Society bellows tongue, dirt and waterproof. Hall. —J. C. A. The actual ralue of this shoe Is I6.0t. CAC Owing to this tremendous buy we can offer same to the public at 12.95. SPENDING A PROFITABLE VACATION Send correct size. Pay postman on deliTery or send money order. H Summer, with its three months of shoes are not as represented, we will freedom from college restrictions, is cheerfully refund your money upon only a few weeks away. Consequent- request. ly, it is time for every one to begin inquiries as to how they might most profitably spend their vacation There NATIONAL BAY STATE are many who are contemplating an idle, carefree summer—content to SHOE COMPANY spend someone else's money, and to enjoy life even tho it works hard- Broadway ships on others. The ones who are raw TOBK, V. r. thinking along such lines should stop and consider. Habits formed in of those who braved the fury of che (Continued from Page 1) TIGERS STAR IX IN elements to see it thru to the finish. two down in the twrelfth. TECH RELAYS THE BOX SCORE It was a nerve-racking affair and (Continued rrom Page One) Newberry AB B H PO A many of the spectators, including the The four fast Clemson half-milers, Gwillam, lb ... 0 0 writer, came near to suffering heart Wood, Rice, Young, and Smith, com- Robison, c ... . 0 10 2 failure several times. posed a two-mile relay team which WISE AMD D. Shealy, 2b. .. 0 0 1 A special feature of the game was won that event. Thrills abounded A. Shealy, p. . 0 0 6 the attendance of the three attrac- in this race, and Wood the Tiger OTHERWISE Crooks, cf ... . 0 0 0 tive sponsors who occupied seats on finish man, passed Murph of Mis- Derrick, If ... . 1 0 1 the Clemson bench. They were Miss sissippi A and M on the last curve. 0 1 1 Eva Reames, Miss Delz Owens, and The Mississippi Aggies took second, X «*>•»* Wollet, ss ... . Stoudemire, 3b 1 0 Miss Grace Milford, all of Abbeville. with Georgia third. BY SKINNY Boniest, rf ... . 1 0 THE BOX SCOBE Clemson also took third in the half-mile relay. This race was pro- Totals 31 3 5 24 11 Clemson AB R H PO A bably the most thrilling of the day, "Where did you get those big Clemson AB B H PO A Richards, 2b ... with Tech taking the lead at the brown eyes, Johnny?" tance of 375 feet in the air, and ac- .4121 Vincent, rf 1 start and holding it until the last counted for two of the Tigers' four Richards, 2b "Aw, they come with my face."—■ Vincent, rf 2 0 0 1 Cox, ss 0 •lap, when Cochran, the brilliant Mis- Brooklyn Schoof News. runs. The other two came in the 0 Reames, cf ... 2 sissippi Aggie captain, started off fourth inning. Vincent was safe on Stevenson, rf 2 1 Cox, ss 4 0 1 Gibson, If 1 fifteen yards behind Anderson of "There goes the fellow I'm laying Turner's error. Cox singled thru the 1 Melton, 3b 0 Tech and cut loose such extraordi- for," said the hen, as the farmer infield, Vincent taking third, Reames Reames, cf 3 0 Gibson, If 4 0 1 Murr, lb 8 nary speed that he passed Anderson crossed the barnyard.—Ex. hit to Moyers who hobbled and Vin- 8 Stevenson, lb 0 just before reaching the tape, win- cent counted. Harmon singled to Murr, lb 4 0 Melton, 3 2 1 0 Keel, c 21 ning the event by inches. Late to bed, left field scoring Cox. Davis and 14 Rhem, p 1 Mississippi A and M., the Alma Keel struck out in order. Keel, c 2 1 And early to rise, Rhem, p 3 0 0 Mater of Prof. Reed, one of the Keeps my roommate The visitors scored two in the se- Totals 51 3 11 39 11 Clemson track coaches, finished head cond on a triple, a single and two From wearing my ties. Totals 31 4 10 27 9 4 Furman AB B H PO A and shoulders above the other teams —Ex. Clemson errors. They got one more Score by innings:— R Foster, rf 0 in the meet. The Mississippians won in the third on two singles in suc- Bradley, 2b ... 0 five firsts, taking the lead in the cession with a wild pitch between. Newberry 000 000 030—3 The first fellow boasts of a B. S. de- Clemson 000 000 22x—4 Brodie, cf 0 1 half-mile relay, mile relay, four mile gree. Four more came in the fourth on a Carter, lb 0 13 relay, high hurdles, and javelin double, a triple, two singles and a Summary—Three base hit, Rhem. The next one steps forth with a hard- Two base hits, Richards, Cox. Double Drummond, ss 1 4 throw. earned M. E. hit batsman. They added another in Brasington, 3b 1 1 This meet, which is patterned af- the fifth on an error, a passed ball play, Cox to Richars to Murr. Wild Another one calmly displays LL.D., pitch, Rhem. Passed ball, Keel, Bradburn, c .. 0 11 ter the famous Pennsylvania Relay While all I could offer was R. O. T. C. and a sacrificed fly. In the seventh Truluck, If ... 1 4 Carnivals and is the first of its kind —Hullabaloo they counted once on a triple follow- Robinson. Struck out, Rhem 14; Shealy 7. Bases on balls, Rhem 2; Andrews, p 0 1 ever held in the South, was a thrill- ed by a single. Then in the ninth. ing affair from beginning to . It four passes and a two base hit count- Shealy 4. Sacrifice hits, Wollet, "Oh, my'." she exclaimed impa- Melton. Hit batsman, Rhem by Totals 42 3 5 39 19 6 abounded with color, and its success tiently, "we'll be sure to miss the ed four more runs for them. Score by innings: this year assures its continuance as TIGERS LOSE TO WILDCATS Shealy. Runs batted in. Cox 2; Ri- first act. We've been waiting a good chards 2. Time of game, 2 hrs. 10 Furman 001 200 000 000 0—3 an annual affair. many minutes for that mother of The Davidson Wildcats took a Clemson 001 000 011 000 0—3 Detail of events in which Clemson beautiful game from the Tigers min. Umpire, Cobb. mine." —E. G. P Summary—Earned runs, Clemson placed: "Hours, you should say." he re- Thursday by a 3 to 2 score. Lefty- 1; Furman 0. Stolen bases, Drum- 100 yard dash. Trials. First plied rather tartly. Davis is opposed Sorrels, southpaw -CAC- mond 2, Cox, Reames. Sacrifice hits Heat, McMillan, G. M. C, first, Coch- "Ours?" she cried joyously. "Oh' hurler of the Davidson squad. Both "Friday" Brice '17, instructor at Vincent, Cox Drummond. Three ran, Miss. A. and M., second; time George, this is sudden."—Exchange. pitchers worked good games but base hits, Rhem, Keel. Wild pitch, 10 2-5 seconds. Second heat, Robin- Sorrels received a slight edge on sup- the Stanton Military Academy, Stan- ton, Virginia, is to be married in Andrews. Passed balls, Bradburn, son, Clemson first; Anderson, Tech "Young man, can I get into the port. Keel. Bases on balls, Rhem 5; An- second; time 10 2-5 seconds. Third Davidson scored first in the open- early June to Miss Margaret Gibbs park, thru that gate?" of Stanton. drews 4. Struck out Rhem 21; An- heat, Chandler, Clemson first; Good- "Guess so, lady, I just saw a load ing frame. Crawford hit to center drews 9. Runs batted in, Foster 1; wyn, Auburn second; time 10 2-5 se- of hay go thru." and Gibson let the ball get away Reames 1; Melton 1. Left on bases, conds. Fourth Heat, Ivey, Ogle- from him, Crawford scoring on the The following named alumni were visitors on the Campus during the Clemson 12; Furman 7. Umpires thorpe first; Martin, Auburn second; play. . Bailey and Bailey. Time of game "I'm crazy over animals!" The Tigers hung up a run in the past week: "Cat" Randle '21, John time 10 2-5 second. He heard the flapper squeal. Stewart '22, "Runt" Herron '17, 2:58. Finals. Chandler, Clemson first. third when Strickland smote one for —E. G. P. Time 10 seconds. McMillan, G. M. So he took her to the library two sacks, was sacrificed to second "Billy" Fripp '21, Henry Games '22, To see the college seal. "Dewdrop" Wallace '22, E. W. Gar- -CAC- C. second. Anderson, Tech third. by Davis and scored when Richards Two-mile relay. Clemson (Young, -—Ex. hit to McKay and the Davidson short- ris, '15, R. G. Gaines '19, and Finley A city and a chorus girl Garrett. Tipzee—Say er (hie) can you tell Smith, Rice, Wood) first. Time stop played to the plate. me where is old barracks? 8:14.4 Mississippi A. and M. second. Are much alike, 'tis true; Davidson bunched a single, a sa- A city's built with outskirts "Laurie" Hiers '13 is Secretary for Drunk—Why er (hie) you know Georgia third. crifice and another fluke homer for where the Ag. Building is: well it Half-mile relay. Mississippi A. And a chorus girl is too. two more runs in the fourth inning. the Mortgage and Securities Co. of -Ex. New Orleans, La. aint anywhere near there. and M. (Clark, Long, Cato, Cochran) After that Davis tightened and al- first. Time 1:32.2 Tech second, lowed the Wildcats to reach third "Don't cry, little boy. You'll get "Bill" Austin '19 is in Hardware Two little worms were digging a- Clemson third. base only once. way in dead earnest. Poor Earnest. —W. W. B. your reward in the end." Clemson's other run came in the business in Seneca, S. C. "S'pose so. That's where I allus eighth when Abe Richards was safe J>5i!:ii| J^/M do git it." 1 t on his brother's error, took second 1 —Ex. as McKay bobbled Vincent's ground- er, went to third on Cox's grounder Some men squeeze the dollar bill which was played to second, and SHI so hard they put a permanent wave scored on Jack Reames' Texas Lea- in G on's hair.—Ex. guer over third base. ^SAYY EXPERIMENTING WITH GARATETT IAT THE RJ3TAL SOCIITri- Lefty Davis twirled stellar ball -0 First Tar—"These city gals are and kept the Davidson hits well scat- Ij lin£ under light canvas, mate." tered except in two innings. In the jm^NJil'} jm r^ Second Tar—"Yep, runnin' bare second, with the bases full and only ln|r> s poles, a man might say."—-Ex. § one out, Lefty struck out Brice, the Davidson clean-up man and caused '25—Do you think this comb is Boushee to roll out to Cox. clean enough

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