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Km I^U Play Here FOR A GREATER DAVIDSON Vol. VII. DAVIDSON COLLEGE. DAVIDSON. N. C Mty 7. 1920. No. 31 1920 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Class of* 1915 * to Hold IT 4- D -._■ TenGum*Bookedfor CoachGrey* - Charge.— S. C University to Km i^u Play Here. Class President Urges ail Memberi to J La PriimI Ra T* W September 25— N. C. State Col- 'lege,at Raleigh,N. C. October 2— Washington and Lee For The Davidsonian at Lexington,Va. October 9— Georgia Tech, at At We arc five year oldalumni! So lanta,Ga. this year's commencement will b« October 16— Wake Forest, a the time and the old campus the Charlotte,N.—C. place for our first class reunion. October 23 Richmond College,at Many have already been writing to Richmond, Va. other about this epochal event October 30— Citadel, at Charlotte, Kr alumni history and areplan- N.C. , ning without fail to pack up their November6— University of South kitbaps and go smiling to Davidson Carolina,at Davidson.— that last week inMay. And every November 13 University of member nf old '15 will want to be North Carolina, at Winston-Salem, there. We want to grip hands N.C. again, renew the friendships and November 19— Presbyterian Col- joys of our years together, find out lege of South Carolina, at Clinton, how much older and wiser and rich- S. C. — er and finer the other fellow has November 25 Furman, at Green- grown in five years' time;show the ville,S. C. r* uHk Davidson of today what the spirit Bf If I nf 1915 was and still is. and pledge anew our loyalty to The Greater Fresh-Soph Debate Won Davidson. % Are you in business? Are you byEu's studying? Are you teaching? Are you preaching? Are you married? R. Bitzer andL J. Bray Win Medals Never mind. If Davidson fires ever Interesting Contest burned in your soul, you will want in to mark May 23-26 on your calen- dar and plan to be mi the Hill for Allof those that heard the Fresh- all or part of this time. Soph debatelast Thursdaynight ad- Plans arc already beingmade for mit that it was one of the best ever the staged at reunion. Write your ideas and Davidson. suggestions and whether you can The query for the debate was, attend, C. Harper, Resolved, that the United toJ. who is serv- States ing as chairman of the Reunion should adopt some policy of com- Committee. address pulsory universal military training. The DependableTwirlingSteff of Thi. Year*. Wildcat Nine. His is 159 W. Phis, affirmative, From left to right: and Currie, Captain. 73rd street. New York City. Look The holdingthe Miley, Shepard for a letterin The Davidsonianeach were represented by Bray, Mc- Eus, week as to further plans and the list Geachy and Burney. The hav- nf the men whoare coming. ing the negative, were represented Houghton. Comes First 1915 made her mark in Davidson by Cooper,Bitzer and Carolina in history when in college. In five Bray, first up, was very fluent in Wildcats Lose Three and Win some good State Track Meet — years menof 1915 havebeen making his speech and gave records of service everywhere. Let thoughts. His debate centered on One P. C. Trounced Severely First, us make our first reunion the big- the following points: the Six RepresenUtivet Capture in need some Davidson gest, most interesting,most enjoy- United States is of P.Cn.Davidson. P.C. AH RHPOAE able, most inspiring, class reunion kind of national defense. Second, Total of Four Firtt Placet The Wildcat nine, playing in itsi Estes,3b 4 10 0 2 2 ever held at D. C. universal military training is eco- McMillan, Davidson came fourth in the an- true form, won from Presbyterian, ll> 4 1 0 14 0 1 Plan to come. Bring your wife, nomicallya sound policy. Third, it . Alford, If 4 0 0 10 0 kiddies, nualState track meet inChapelHillI Collegeof SouthCarolinaby a score. your your girl,or just your- is America owes it to democratic. , 11 to2. lads play-i Itelk, ss 4 2 12 2 0 self. But come. a card to the soldier to have this policy. last Saturday. Carolina won with of The Davidson Write ■ i lteckman, p 4 0 0 1 10 Harper today. Cooper, first up for the negative,nearly double the score of any other ed errorless ball all through the gameandput up one of thebest cx-'. Eichclbcrger 4 10 0 0 1 Yours for D.C. '15, had plentyof "pep"and enthusiasm. college. Five colleges participated " in the meet. Carolina made 52; dilutions of baseball that was ever Stalworth.c 10 17 3 0 FRANK W. PRICE, His argument was based on two Hurgcss, 2b 4 1 0 1 6 0 Alumni main points: First, from on eco- points, Trinity 28J4 points, A. & E. seen at Ginton,where they played. President. 28 Davidson 25 points and As to clouting the apple these boysi Hope,p 10 0 12 0 Hartford Theological Seminary, nomic standpoint. Second, from a points, Hartford, psychological standpoint. Cooper Wake ForestI7j/ipoints. were there with the goods, amass- Conn. Spencer, of Carolina, broke the ing 12 hits during the game, said Totals 30 6 2 27 16 4 endeavored to show that the navy hits Summary— 8, was the first lineof defenseand that state record in pole vaulting by go- being good for 11 runs. The Left onbases:P.C. The Hon. Hugh McCutchen, ex- ing2 inchesabove the 11foot record pitcher who started out for the Davidson 12; struck out: by Currie '83, passed America needed it more than com- 10, away at his home in held by George Strong for 5 years. Bluestockings fared badly and was by lieckman 3, by Hope 3;base Kingstree, S. C,on the morningof pulsory military training.He show- jerked in balls off Bcckman 4, ed that there wouldbe nodanger of Lawrence,of A. &E., was the larg- favor of Hope, who al- on : off Hope5. the 30th. Mr. McCutchen was a Canada, est individual scorer of the meet lowedDavidson three hits. off Currie 5;three-base hits: lic-lk, member of the State from invasion through Mexico or Hurgcss; two-base hits:Cassell, K.; Senate the Pacific. Cooper emphasizedthe with atotalof14points to his credit. Currie, for Davidson, was erratic Williamsburg County, had wide Murray was the highest for David- but in the he showed his stolen bases: Helk, Crawford; hits business in fact that w needed real trained and pinches 8, 3; interests lower South skillfulmen. son with 7 points. quality and let his opponents' down off lieckman Hope sacrifice Carolina, and was one of the best hits:Cassell,E.,2, Ratchford,Estcs. McGeachy, second speakeron the Green won his letter by taking easy. He also hit well, getting two known laymen of the Presbyterian affirmative, first in the high jump. Streibech hinglcs out of four times up. Score by innings: R H E Church in South practically confirmed Davidson ...001 010 603—11 12 0 Carolina. Bray's argument. First, it is eco- broke the college record held by- The Red and Black machine tal- nomically a sound policy, and sec- Grey, '18, by over a foot. Grey's lied in the third and fifth, seventh, P. C. 000 002 000— 2 6 4 Mrs. Fred Hays of Kings Moun- ond, it is democratic. He showed record being38 feet and Streibech's and ninthinnings. Until theseventhi GeorgiaTech v». Davidson tain spent last week with her moth- that our standing army's expenses 39 feet V/t inches. Sutton won first inning only two runs had crossed First Game er Mrs. Lola Johnston. wouldbe droppedandthat we would in thediscus throwbutdid not break the platter for Davidson and two Georgia Tech triumphed overDa- secure more labor on the farm. the Davidson record, while Murrey for P. C, but in the lucky seventh vidson in the first of the gamesplay- Bitzer, second speaker for the was the leadingmanin the 100 yard six more came across and those ed in Atlanta, 6 to 2. Until the WHAT, WHEN AND WHERE. " negative, gave as his three argu- dash. runs put the game on ice. In the eighth inning Davidson was in the | First, "sumi&ary lead, * — " ments: the great costof uni- ininth three more runs were added but after a circuit dout by Friday Last Davidsonians ar- versal training. Second, the im- 100 yard dash— Murrey, D. C.;'to our total. Turner, Tech's third-sackor, and * " singles, * rive. " moral atmosphere around our Heckman, Wake Forest; Love, Box score: several the long end of the ' Exams begin. " camps, and third, food production Carolina; Edwards, Trinity. Time, ]Davidson. AB R H PO A E score was the other way. Both * Bible Class Leaders meeting, wouldbe decreased. 10.54 seconds. iCassell, F. 3 0 2 12 0 teams played a good class of ball 7:15 p. m. " Burney, the last speaker for the Half mile— Kraft,A.& E.;Royall, Cassel,( E. 4 3 14 2 0 and except for the eighththen? was N Last meetingLiterarySociet- * affirmative,addedtoMcGeachy's ar- Carolina;Ranson, Carolina; Lewis, ]Ratchford 4 110 10 nothing spectacular. * ties, m. * Trinity. pitched * 7:15 p. * gument, the benefits derived from 8 minutes 3—3-5 seconds. Shepard 4 0 10 0 0 Shepard a good game for * Movies,7:15 and8:45 p. m. universal military training, which 220 low hurdles Purrington, Richards] 5 1110 0 the Wildcats andexcept fur onebad Sunday— Bible Gasses, last ♥ were: First, physical;second,men- Carolina; Hall, Wake Forest; Pell, IWrenn 3 1 1 11 1 0 inning in which his support was * of " ; ; * meeting the year.
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