The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 11

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SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1923. PAGES 1-B TO 10-B PRICE 5c SUNDAY 7c ATTRACTS SPORTS SOCIETY BE SENT OUT WEDNESDAY "Doc" Stewart to Become Head Coach at University of Texas ROSTER OF 1923 TEAM IS VIRTUALLY COMPLETE; BECK NEWBERRY IBM" TJ. ANNOUNCES LIST OF PLAYERS Tiger Coach Accepts Texas Offer QUITS PDSI IT CLEMSDN JUNE 1 Upensnere Next Ihursday With Extensive Schedule v. Tennis lVun Over Iare Area To (irapple Here During Attendance Proini-s To Ik Br)rl One; Hall In Readiness For The Ojitiiin Manager Has Lined Up '21 Havers And Has A Number Of Semi-Pros To lie Given Try Out; Signs Lease For Building for Beek Bat Factory yiTH Manager Zinn Beck ia the city yesterday and announcement by him that contracts for all prospective players for the Greenville team, to serve during: the coming season, would he sent out Wednesday to be signed, the roster for the 1923 Spinner machine is virtually complete and includes an immense amount of pood baseball material. Manager Beck is of the opinion, after taking all the material into consideration, that the Spinners will have a great machine this year and it is his hope that a good showing can be made.

i Vr The official program for the Southern Textile Basketball Tournament to be held at Textile Hall, February 13-17, will involve appearance of quintets from throughout upper South Carolina and even North Carolina and Virginia. announced here yesterday by the executive committee in charge of arrangements for the big; event. Supplementing the basketball games will be checkers and volley ball and some of the best performers in this section will be seen in action during the tournament. A two yea-s hu bern a' has aro'-ptl a s.rr. 'ar yrt A.

DEFEATS TO 23 SCORE RajitMs Smarted Strong In (iame Snartaiibtir S'on Took I.caii. i' rlal.i V. M. C. A.

was too aid experb.acej for K--rma and the Purple rans. ine i.gera r.ave met tne was after College tuotball team each, fall s-T-a ly c.prr-er.'a. 2i ti 73. Tie Coach Stewart has been at rapt'-'ts started a're-rg. tut af.ir and the showing made eacJl the lecaj g't set for the i'urxan I time has been gratifying to Clemsoa style ef rl.iv--.-c.

fpartano'irg push-' 'J-parters. el h'i sni tr.i'.2ta:r.eJ a gccdl 1 Hedhkiiis Triumph By Margin One Point In Hotly Contested Game FPARTANUUKO. Feb. 10 (Special). Victory came to Newberry over Wofford this afternoon in a scrappy msketball battle by the margin of one point, tee final score being 19 to 1.

The contest was close from beginning to end. neither team ever being over three points in the lead. The first half ended a draw, the score being 9 to i). A long goal by Wollet tossed from back of the center of the court gave Newberry the game in the iart two minutes of play. Newberry's general playing was disappointing as tho redskins specially In the first ha.f did not attempt to play a passing game but shot from ail parts of the court and missed many baskets.

Wofford played fighting baeketball and though weary from a four-day trip concluded in North Carolina thursday night, were an even match for the Ited-skins. The ternors passed better and played a faster floor game than Newberry. It was anybody's game. Captain Lindsay's shooting and the splendid riay of Collins featured for Wofford, while Wollet and Shea-iry were the stars for the visitors. Coliin: was the outstanding player of the game.

Line-up: WofTord Pos. Newberry Lindsay (14) Borts C) Collins (2) 1-" (li) Childs (2) Mcphee (2) Piilingham Shealey Rogers Hutltr Score by periods: Wofford 3 IS. Newberry I 10 IS. Wofford. none.

Newberry. William (8) for Boris, A. Shealey for Shealey. Fouls: Lindsay i out of 12; Wollet 7 out of 14. Time of periods, twenty minutes.

Referee, Hudgens; umpire, Lankford. Purple Cagers Also to Meet Maroons From Charleston Tuesday Night The Furman basketcers wi' meet the fa.st Monaghan mill team In the Furman. gymnasium Mtfnday night at I o'clock. Walter Barbare has developed a fast team and as the Purpls quintet has been going good lately, an exciting and hard fought game is tn store for the fans. Furman has not met the Monaghan team since the first of the season when the two were pitted against each other In a practice game.

The Monaghan hoy have met and defeated the Furman "Rats" on two occasions and revenge will be in the blood of the Varsity squad Monday night. Another feast Is In store for the lover of this indoor sport for on Tuesday night the Purple quintet wl'l meet the Maroons from the College of Charleston. The game will be called at o'clock, and the boys from the city by the sea are expected to give the home team a run for their money. The Maroons hare not been very successful thus far tis season, but they can be counted on to give Furman the best they have tn store. Dempsey Rushes To Fathers Bedside SALT LAKE CITT, Utah.

Feb. 10. Jack Dempsey. heavyweight boxing champion, reached Salt Lake City late today from the east to be with his father, who la ill at a local hospital. Hlrum Dempsey.

father ef the champion, is suffering from stomach trouble and h.i condition is reported as serious. The champion appeared somewhat worried when he arr.vrd and lost no time in going to the hosp.tal from the train. Dempsey said he hd not aflHed his signature to articles for a nutch with Joe Beckett. R. Kansas Claims Weight Forfeiture NEW YORK.

Feb. 10 The New York state athletic commission will decide whether Chans White. Chicago l'ghtweight who was beaten decisively last night In Madison Sqnsre garden by Rocky Ksnsaa. of URHUH TO PLAY 111 FIVE tf f- -t i I- lo frr the ere. i wh" 01 at the been i SPARTAN Y.

M. FURMAN BY Laying Flans for Coming Sea son in Fast Carolina Baseball League n.v sr xiv ixtnui niMn Nr. LAI i.KN. Feb Tt.e drive' of l.aurers tf ba.l cub has brci ar.d every .1 la.s city r.ct rlra-t tue- c-1 ar the g-Tff rjigs in Ai.k W. C.

i v.i cri: re i I a'. la vial is a 'vcr r-c- v. the ter a rers ear. Mr. iH'll I.

sa. i a s.c to create a I irr.preve t' cl 1... in t.rcu.t if l.v.. i as vt. mas sta: 1.

but it I that tr.e are co ier re a tr ot g.d avers as the al.cms. The ret a may r. be p.tch-era th.s tei-g e't to of the 1:. uL. The despite its Isr.d-ir.g tr.e ce.

a- the sason ari rexaln: tirougiout the rea'iiir. cf ra. e. was svid to have v-'-ehmg staff in the I.eity and Mcseley, the bu.k cf the nurlipg fvr the have been s.gnel by tie fpar.Ar.burg of the South Atlantis ieatiie. While local far.s fccje they wi.1 make good crcar.is- trwi all, tiKea men m-ss-.

i- ave er.ow ir er i tics irf.fr i aurcr.s ub o.it fcr the piers' ip or lo inake a de--ni i bid for the rrant in the reii.t, Mr. Ijir.css-r fsid mhi l.e is not canning be S.m believes iii-c-s will have team carab'e he rf its em a with the o'her uhs i th fas; organ Battling Siki Is To Be Reinstated TARIS, Feb. 19 By the As-sv-ctatfd Press.) Batt ing S.ki 's to be restored to good standing iu the bcxisg game and be reinvests mith ail tn? titles taken from him as a rrsu.t ot various escap i.s mhen the French boxing telerj-tioa Cckbrat -s its twentieth atim-c-srry nr; Mondiy. it was as. stif i today by tSiki" aitprr.ee.

M. I'vn the rccoiau a-aln of bLi client hvavvweignt thamtion of Furor, aald M. L'i-mort. tbe sui4 bisvugh'. ly fo lomms it ox.

mill be dropped. A novel sn'etv dlr for f-elgV. elevators stops them lnsant ii'j they touch any obstruction la their sharta. LAURENS GLUB TO -w. C.

38 I I Resignation Of Ileatl Coacri -t Clemson College Is Accepted By Council By ST A IT CORP.FSPOVDEXT Feb. 10. lali It. E. J.

Stewart, head of Clemson College for ths past 11 y-ars. to lay tendered his r.s.aat:cn to assume a similar et ti.e Cmvers.ty of Texas. Hta was accepted by tn, Aih.etic Council, at a meeting htlj this afternoon, and Or. leave Clemson June 1, bis new duties on ept 1. The C'emaon coach Wh as director of ithleucs at tr.e nivcrsity of Texas.

ir.t tution his a much larger body than and la I t. ti Ct-sjh Ftewart a :1 for turning out f.v lh t- 'ires i It, d'5e hs resignation i-'i Nli that he was re tj but that in ti h. rr.se If he could not lure? made by tha 'T-i, :r.s:.'i;'.rn. The Clemson not to stand in tha iay c-f Ciaeh Stewart's accertel resignation with -v'o i Coach Stewart baa heen tamed ar.d no foundation for use cf any cam In connection witli r. sjcc-ssor exists, it was stated ore cosily in touch with tha athlet.c situation here.

That a prea- r.t n.emt er tr.e athletic staff may named is without foundation, it stated, as no plans have bean Is. 1 for s.lei -ung a cuccessor t4 'Coach Stewart. As r-sicnatlon does not take unt'l Jun 1, Coach Stewart coav.nue to direct his att-mtloa ta the T.cr tusketraU. track and i b.ise;r.a;! tear.u. Inclaentally, ha stitel tvat he belieTed tha prospect for a winning team was good ia evch of iVse branches of ir.

S'c-Tia-t las been In chargw of ati e'i at emsoa for tha past wo and during that tima has tu.ee 1 out c-editab teami In all ranches cf sport. His football team U.t fall ed for the state II. baseball, track and bas kett all teams have also taken a high PIEDMONT WINS THRILLING GAME bCOlltS Defeat CerrgT-l Bap- tist Lads After Second Half Ends In Tie riF.nMONT. Feb. 10.

(Special). In the best game played on tha r-cil court ths srauB the ihedmont Scouts defeated the boy's team ef at the end of the last half tha score was tlej to After a short rest they agreed to play Ave minutest to break the t.e. Two points were made by the visitors, one by the loca a-. 1 tn the iast minute iraame.l, tor the locals made a lseld roai. mads th.

-er. li it in favcr of the home team. The game was well played and clean from start to finish. Much enthuea-astn was man.fested by the side lices. S.

S. Boys Poe, Scoot Anderson Gllreath (I) Martin 8) (f) Hollia (1) (ft) IHrli Smith Harrison Keller Subs: Scouts, Pottenson for Keller; Anderson for Trammell. Easley High Loses To Piedmont 49 To 12 PIEDMCNT. Feb. 1 I Spe- On the court of the 'oca's Frulae night, the Piedmont Hi bovs were too much for the Katie Hi i nteU defeating titm by a score cf 41 to 15.

F.iliton. Rogers. Stem-art. Flnley LI am melt. Ps.

pMtlitMieit mlth Ieeeett (hark I nk esimer Wa.drop An all metal msn-lrmii th.it has been trtvented in F.urope is automatically turned at sn aris t.i strong winds to its petvtr by an auxiliary rudder. Syracuse Will play I Spinners April 10 and Bees Next Day STRACFSK. X. Y-. Feb.

19. I The schedule of th" rtyrac-uas Intrmational league turn spring tra airg games. to-i day. cal's for a game at sou. on April mi'h -the Buffalo International ''g' team: a game at lit.envil a.

on Apni 10 w.th Grnvlila team of the Se.itft Atlantic league and a game st Cur- lotte. X. on rril 11. wtta the Char'ctte um 41 the Souta AUaaua karua. Furp ar a- edj arcr.s'e'v sti 1 -V de- mcr wcrkir.g the foor The: fpsrtari mere versatile.

cashir.s; cn shets aj rs short cr.jv krl the Far-! defes-ie a tr Ie c.ten. Ivl more cr'ten thsn uf uai tl prove i a irasce to! the usual speedy c'jrt p'ay. Billy av charges made g-'cl of! the 1-rawa an! fj e-cht thc.ghl! i. as er-ss; I' LAY FltS. Already the wizard nunagor of the Comers has lined up "1 players and says that he has a number of soml-pro players who will also he given a tryont.

The. roister made public hist nght contains the names plavers who served during last season. The Manager has craftily ohneien the very cream of the 10--Spiuncrs and with the new blood Hd'h'l hy tiie remaining nine, indications are that the Greenville team will he glad to meet the best this sunini' r. In all probability the firoenvillc tram will met tbw Buffalo nine' either in the lart ihivs nf March or sometime in I tie first part of April. These Raines lie p'ayed both in Oreenvilie and in Anderson.

Greenville will play the Syracuse Internationals on April 10. The men who are offered vv it the Spinners are as follows: i'iwv, the veteran receiver who suffered a broken leg when he tell while sliding to second during a game laM year. Casey has fully recovered and w.ll lie ready to enter training sometime in March. Ilhame, popular utility man with the Kpinners last ear. will occupy the position of catcher for which he is well fitted.

Homer and rromer Kdgen. two youngster from Beaumont Mills near Spartanburg look promising. Cromer is a richer and Homer a catcher. FV PITCH FRS. W.

K. Swarts appeared in the pitcher' box in the Eastern League for Plttsfleld last year and will be one of the tromp cards for the Spinners this year. Lehr will also be a new addition to Beck's dellv-erv squad. He played with Koch-ester in the International League iast year and showed up well. Hanson, first base.

Gotshaw, pitcher, and Granger, pitcher, are three of whom all Greenville sport-dom will remember for their services last year. Watson, pitcher, romes to Greenville from Columbia, having spent his "cub" days in leagues of the southern rat of the state. Hirioygcn (manager Beck Is glad that he can write It and doesn't have to pronounce it), will appear in the Spinner lineup as short stop. He conies to Greenville from Los Angeles, California, where he has quite a record in semi-professional eirccs. Guy Lacy.

there's no need to Introduce him. will reappear at second bao while Oconnell will be here for short, alternating as the manager J(i ttt with Hlrioyeen. PICA IT HACK IN GAMF. Francis Tialt. who has been suspended from professional base ball by Judge Landis since he sent his younger brother to a league to play under bis name, wi.l lie signed for secon4 His Minpension has not as v.t In en lifted by Judge Lands but tins, it is understood, will lie done within the next few days.

"The I .) of the party" Joe Tobin will or.ee again show his pep and good spirit at renter field while Nally will alternate wnn oov for aid bis position. Johnson, tavor-iviik inhered by sport fans will take care of mm i. n' of the field while Wil son a. el at timely intervals will sirve to relieve each other in licht held. To dali' this about fixes up the roll and under the masterful management of Zinn Heck, the described plavers ought to make a good team.

Fso OPFXS APRIL IT. Mr. Beck said last ritght that while understood that the official schedule for the season had not been completed yet, he was under the Impression that the first game would be staged about April 17, at which time Greenville) would face Spartanburs. Mr. Beck arrived In Greenville yesterday from Columbia and plans a return trip today.

ll'ihcr Tucs-dsy or Wednesday he will come to Greenville for pood and all. The manager of the manager, Mrs. Zinn Berk, with the family, will arrive later In the season after things begin taking on a more definite form the nianag' said last night. MASK FOK HAT FACTORY. Final arrangements were also made yesterday for the Beck Bat Factory', which will occupy a bill d-Ing near Hampton avenue formerly occupied by a laundry an 1 hopes that the factory will be In operation by Fe-bruary 15.

The on the building was closed yesterday. The factory will manuisctur every tvpe and weight of bat known from those costing lie to the mode'. The higher priced "sticks' Beck's favorite as he has a patent on his "Laminated" bat. This i a part ash and part hskory bat Tue handle is made of hlskory wood the larger end of ash and hickory, thus making a bat that that ems to be almost "alive" itself. Mcnaghan Wins Game From Samson Team The Monsghan class II team of bovi last night won from the Samp hi team the score of II to 10 tn a hard-fought game at Samp-iinn.

Wlrglna for played steilar game. Both teams vers la rood form and the result was la deubt ntu the last. 10 DECIDE DM OIE GAGE IIILE At Least 27 Colleges In-cludin; Six S. C. Teams To Enter Tourncv ATLANTA, Feb.

10. Only one championship, Instead of three, as previously arranged for, will be decided at the southern intercollegiate basketball tournament to be held in Atlanta February 27 to March 2 according to announcements made here today by A. A. Doouan, chairman of the athletic committee of the Atlanta Athletic club in charge of the tournament. Original plans called for holding two separate tournaments, one for the southern Intercollegiate conference and the other for the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association, the winners to meet for the southern college championship, Committees of the two organizations, however, found they could not dispose of the strong conference teams In the time allotted without making some team play more than ons game on any one day and that the S.

I. A. A. teams failed to come into the tournament In sufficient numbers. Cither points also arose.

was said, which made the earlier scheme seem so practicable and resulted In the decision to conduct Uie tournament as in put years. Twenty-seven colleges, It was stated can be counted on to enter the tournament These include conference teama to each group. Conference teams entered include North Carolina, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, South Carolina. Clem-son, Alabama, Auburn, Georgia Tech. Vanderbilt, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana State university Tulane, Misslppl university and Mississippi A.

and M. Kntrles from the 8. I. A. are Mercer.

Chattanooga, Centre, Georgetown, Sewsnee, Wofford, Furman, Newberry, Citadel, Mississippi college and Mlllsaps. Abbeville Loses Two At Anderson ABBEVILLE. Feb. 10. (Special.) The boys and girUt of the Abbeville High School basketball teams played a double header in Anderson last night, losing to the Anderson teams by the following scores: Boys.

25 to IS; girls. 28 to 7. Both teams were entertained while In Anders vn and enjoyed the games In spite of the defeat A large crowd attended from here, among them being Misses Lavlna McCuen. Annie Mabry, Judith Hill, Carolina Chalmers. Fannie May Mundy, Grace Mllford, Oeby Owens.

Virginia Wilson. Mary Jones. Rachel Minshall. and Messrs. Andrew Hafner, Robert Link.

Powell Hamhy. Ralph Howie. Tom Howie, Spencer May, Ashby Galloway, Hugh Bradley, Willie Bowie. Frank Neuffer, Claude Garobrell, Benny Langley, Foster Barnwell, Fred Godfrey, Amos Morse, Jim Brad'ey and Maxte Johnson and George Wood. Liberty Wins Game From Westminster LIBERTr.

Feb. (Special) The Liberty high school quintet scored a second victory over the Westminster team last night at Westminster, the score being tn The Liberty boys have won four of the six games pieyed this eesson. scoring points against only 47 for their opponent. Llne-un and summsrr: Liberty (17) Westminster (If) Jones (). MrPowd (4) Hyde (5) Reggins rvlt F.lrM (4) Martin (41 Tenery, O.

Tannery. M. Beeves Substitutions tTrilmnitp- yard for Tannery. M. BXsRFTnAl.Ti RESFI.TS At Spartanburg Newberry', 1.

WofTord. IS. At Spartanburg Y. M. C.

31; Furmsn. il. At Macon. Vanderbilt Merrer, 31. At Columbus.

Ga: Piedmont College 21 Columbus T. M. A. II. At Chattanooga: FnlvemHy ef Chattanooga 41: Georg'a Tech f.

At Atlanta: t'nivereltv of Georgia 14: Atlanta Athletic Club At Birmingham; A. 41; Austin I. Officials of the tournament sa'1 that a record attendance is expected here for the games. PacSc Mills authorities have asked for liO or I0- ri sen at loi.rt. team g.

ts into tre at the show. The basketball games w.ll he played in ciasse atid C. with a consolation contest for each class. The girl's tiama hae ben listed as A and It. and a sing consolation for the.

two grades. Clam-s will begin at 9 o'clork nest Thursday mornii.g ai.1 cor.tn.ue during most of the day and evening periods until the cloee of the week. More than one game at a time mav be played In the big enclosure at Textile Hall and the eonso ation matches may be ayed off immediate. foi'owing the regu.ar matches. in Teams from various mnis Oreenvii Spartanburg, Columbia, Newberry.

Greer. Schooifield ar.d various other well known tex; towns of the southeast will arrlv here Wednesday and Thursday preiaration fur the fifhedu.e of ga s. Following; is the 1 1 CLASS A. THIBMlAV. U.K.

1i. Match 1. l'J a. Highland Tark s. 'id.

n. Match 10 a. Dunean ri rrovinuty. Match 3. I p.

nr. SchoolSe.d vs. Match 4. p. wiener match 1 va winner match T.

Match 5. r. Woods' ie vw. New Holland. Mali, 6, p.

Tadflc vs. Victor. nuii.w. rn. 16.

Match 7, 8 p. winner match 5 vs. winner match S. Match 8, 9 p. winner match vs.

winner match 4. SA I I HUAY. 1TB. 17. Match 1, p.

wirnr mafh 7 vs. winner match 8. 'or rhat'trionsiup.) CO-NSOL-VIION CLASS A. IKIItAY, I I It. Ifi.

Match H1, 2 p. rcatcii 1 vs. loser match Match 11, 7 p. match i vs. loser match 6.

Match li, 8 p. wirrer match 10 vs. h'ser match 3. Match J. match 11 vs.

vv litr match 1 class n. Till KMi.W. I I l. 1" Match 1, a. mont.

Match p. Monagla n. Match 3. p. man.

Match p. vs. I'icJ- Lttr.ry vs. C.rerr va d-, s. Tel- rer.

Match 1 p. Fa xen va Schoolfield. Match 6, 5 p. Juiwrn vs. La Grange.

Match 7, 5 p. Woods Je va Apalache. Match 7 p. Tac.f.c vs. Rock Hill.

nun at, riB. i. Match 10 a. Wallace va Winner match 8. Match 10.

10 a. Tryon vs. Winner match 7. Match 11, 12 p. W.nner match vs.

Winner maih i. Match 11. 1 p. Winer match I vs. Winner atch 10.

Match 11. 4 p. Winner match 4 vs. Winner match 1. Match 14.

I p. Winner match 5 vs. Winner match SATURDAY. FKB. IT.

Match IS, 10 a. m. Winner rrafrl 12 va Winner n.atch 14. March It, 10 a. Winner match II vs.

Winner match 1J. 17. 7 0 p. rrer match 13 vs. Winner match If-.

(Final for chimp. oi-h pA CONSOLATION CLSS Till ItSUAY. li. Match 18. 7 p.

Loser match 1 va Loser mstch 4. I'KUtW. IVb. t. Match is, it a.

m. Loser match vs. Loser msti Match 10. 12 p. Ix'ser match vs.

Lis- match 7. Match 21. 5 p. Leser mstch I va Loser match S. Match 7 p.

Wir.r.er match II vs. Winner match 'it. SATVHPAY. tK.n. II.

Mstch :3. a. Winner match 19 va Winner match SI. Mstch 24. 4 Winner match 22 va Winner match tJ.

CI-ASS C. nu itsnw. riiB. u. Mstch 1.

9 a. Victor ra Woodside. Match 11 a. Morachan va Greer. Match Up.K.

Sr-eca va Tied- mont. Mstch 4. 4 r. ra Judsoc. i iupy, ri.a it.

i. a p. Winner mates 1 vs. Winner match 4. Match p.

tn, Winntr match i vs. Winner match J. STl RPAY. 'rli. IT.

Mitch 7. i p. r.i. Winner atch i va Winner match t. Final for champiouehlpA (Cue ved oa Aut iwre) ta Central Baptist church of fv c- -V- 'lT Thursday ght, Felx Sth.

tv. ck away At of cor I 1 Ll 1 ID tei 1 In of ti. Mr, A 19 to It In favor of the locals', and What Hollis Says th the cotto.i mil, in last toumamei.t. L. V.

d. nt oi tl.e Sn' ayir. i -n Tent. I. Hoi.

j. jot: T.r...-. an. Atn Ass.c.at.o:.. r.ual age to t-.

1 made ti.is s'atetner. I "A protntner.t c--- i who at s.ci xi. ar.d tan I brys and g.r's a i-re cr4Ch it el t.c.yi ti co.l.-t'e great d' il about a- jr.f.rt Volley Ball And Checkers Will Have Large Part Whi bnsketba'l will be the most interesting feature ef the approaching Southern Text: Atretic tournament. vnty bs'l and checkers also wi'l claim a 'a-ce piace ami are eipecte t-i rcut: out e-e or most tnter-stirg and program ever pr-se en a ever.t. 1 he tourna mrnt will re heM In Hal on Thursdar.

Fr.day ar.i Saturday oi t.i:i weeK. To have charge of the gir's' end of the entire affair. Miss Frances Major, director of wo st tre ChancM-a Y. W. C.

has been secured. L. p. Hollis. t'-e pro the th-f 1 1 urn a merits, sad 'st nigh' tV.t J.

Gourlev. se. retary of t- assoctatton. row setting t'-e sonrvenlr prigrams to be distributed at tre hall. The Woodr.Je National Ba-k has been ad led to tVe.

lift of institutions end touses offering troph.s aj prues. In -The Wh -u." a pub Iratlon 1 a-d creu'av i In num-i rs rf tj iatf rest I the evert. follcmr.g of lr 'o: r-ve e.i. rrrtel tourr.imer.t or rlanninj to atter-i will ir.t Is given: Tcii-rar-eri rf Vf 15-1S-17. 1.3.

i Tetti Ha', WVt Wa-met in street. Orf'-v s. c. Just vr-sji street Vo-n Fie 'meet ar.d No-'h-l' ern rai'way s'stion. a few'.

as irt'Tii i men station. i Frtraace fe, 0 fcr eve-y ketsall team. No refund. i charges for volley tall ttarr.s cr checker avers. H.

K. Mci'artrey. cf Monaghan mill, will have the arrangement of schedules. U. W.

Moseley wi ve charge, of volley ball everts. Tiayers on various basketball teams will be Issued buttons ahich will admit then to hall at all umcj except oa final night hen all but constant in fiaa. gxmtt wii! be charged admats.ea. Only best referees wia be employed. avers aa various teams will be checked up Just before the game in which they will rartlctrate 1 whlcs, they will participate called.

All bilges mot be turned In at the efBce Saturday afternoon. Man agers of each lea-n will be respocs'ble. lunches mill be snet the hl! each da and at a 1 fcou-s of i the day. There mil! be r.9 banquet ths. rar.

Parcels, suit rases and gr.ps wi lj be checked and duplicate checks given ownet. No sevoa tickets this yer. Ore price to all. I The txecut ve eemmittee ea February i ti psss cn a'i applications. Individual trophies w-'l be ve-only to members of "inning t'ltii in Class Wtodniff Girls Are Victors At City View WOonEl F.

Feb. 19 (Special). The gtr s' basketba team cf the high school mer.t to Greenville last Fndav afternoon for a game with the City View tesm which resulted In a victory for ths Woodruff girls by a soore of 1J to li. Both the boys' and girls' teams will to Crews Anchor this afternoon for a game with the h.ga school team at that place. TWF.I.l.

UFA EATS ITHACA. X. Feb. 19. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania tn sn learoe baketttil game hrre today.

to 14. As a result Cornell gc Into a t.e with Princeton tor second p.aca, I i i ti a ew s'lirt -n the final se. s.cn a-I rst est of the s-onrg was i last ter. i Frcek at cvi.ti-r. with a e'ean rviie sr.i a eye for the bas-1 kt was t'.

chief acter for the I 1 ii a erlirr Coo- rime, mix ize tr.e cor.tst at a t.ms. He. in ar.l Ttllir.ghast did the prnc pal brisket fr.lmg for Spar-tanhurg tve latter with Frock for f.e'i bsskets with six. Heckl-a mr.r five, T.llinghast pavel a etrorr ararra under the bssitet. while Heck ii used slf we'l oa the oor.

Oe'snd and Hcward at guard were In gocl defensive term. Line-itat Furman. Spartarburg. Vogel Tillinghast Howard Oeland IS Andrews Waters Frock rohsoa Carfr S.cre ty Furman Srarta-btirg gca's Funrut Bock v. Carter.

Heck, in Harris Til mghast v'eiacd. si i. Andrews, Spartanburg: iHt. Frost Fou Andreas, out of IS: Meek in. i out cf liarr.s 1 out cf 4: Frost.

2 out cf 5. Substitutes: Furman. Taylo- for Carter. Simpson for Pobeon. Dob- son for mp-va.

berry for i'OPsen. toleniaa for Brock. Spar-tanjurt: Harts for liecklm. Frost for Vcccl. Vogel Tillinghast iuir.gaast vofvl, Vogel for rtvst.

Tme cf periods: Twenty utes. F.cferee: H. Spartan Hi Defeats Clemson Freshmen SPARTAN" BVRG. Feb. eiali The tpartanburg th school casers ran through the C.er.ison freshmen easv fsshmn is aterroon.

defeating the Triers cubs 14 to 11 in an nninteitirg gme. The Ppartar.s a to 1 erad st the end ths first half and scrubs held the Cimsoa youngsters in the final chapter. One of the motld radio stations mill be erredrd en a hi, mora than IJSt feet alove P.io ut jasetra, Buffalo, must lose weieni forfeit, claimed by Kansas, because his opponent entered the ring tbree-qusrters of a pound over the 13S limit. White, later todaT filed a protest with the commission after the RuflaiO hover's Psn Roeers, refused to withdraw his claim. BOBBY VF.ACH SIGNS.

PETROIT. Mich, Feb. IS Bobby Veach. Detroit American outfielder, for 1 rears, who rerent-bf declared himself, a "holdout to-dy signed a contract for the com-Ini season. Veach demanded a salary Increase.

No announcement was mad ct tie terms ot hit contract i.