The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-14
CAROLINA LOSES
TO CLlNTONIANS
Track Meet mt Clinton Monday Re.
suits in Victory for Clinton Lads.

Iarolina and South Carolina Universi-
ty met here yesterday afternoon and
held a most creditable and exciting
contest. There were in all ten
events, six of which were won by the
Presbytcrians.
Hayward, Harth and Anderson of
Carolina showed good form. Hey
yard is hurdler of exceptional abil-
ity and won the high approval of the
crowd when, after being i'll following
the low hurdles, he recovered and
went into the high hurdles, again run
ming with remarkable skill. Plaxico of
Presbyterian, as has been the case all
season, did splendid work and was a
great factor in his teams victory.
Anderson and Nichols also did good
work for the Clinton lads.
The results follow:
100 yard dash-Plaxico (Presbyte-
riam, first, 1925; Hill (Carolina).
second; Monckon (Carolina), third
Pole vault-Anderson Presbyte-
rian), first, 10 feet; Anderson (Caro-
linm, second Brmm CPresbytcrian)
third
Half mile-Nichols Presbyteran) i,
first, 2:17; Harth (Carolinm, second;
Guy Prcsbyteriam third.
Broad iump-Paxico Presbyte-
rian), first, 20.2 10; Hayward Caro-
l.nN. second; Richburg (Prcsbytc-
"ianl. third.
40 yard dash-Drimm Prcsbyte-
rian), first, sc; Tcmplcton (Carolna)
second; Hill, CCarolina), third.
Low hurdlcs-IIcyward (Carolina),
first II 10; Anderson Presbytcriam,
second; Green Prcsbyteriam third
200 yard dash-PlaXico Presbyte-
rian), first; Richbourg prcsbyterian)
second; Monckun (Carolna), third.
High Anderson (Carolina)
first, sd; Green (Presbyterian), sec
ond; PlaNico Prcsbyteriam, third.
High hurdles Hayward (Carolna),
first, 13; Dudley (CarolinM, second
Mile Harth (Carolina, first, 5.l;
Guy Prcsbytcrian) second; Bethca
Prcsbytcriam third.
The records, considering the bad
condition of the track, were good.
This was Carolina's first track meet of
the year. 1t was Clintons fourth
meet and fourth victory.
Close OF the Graded School.
The closing exercises of the grad
ed school will be held on Tuesday
morning, June Bird, when certificates
of graduation will be presented to a
class of nine girls and one boy. The
address on the occasion will be de-
livered by Prof Clinkscale of Wofford
college, one of the announced candi-
dates for governor, an extremely pop
ular public speaker.
Last Wednesday afternoon the trus-
tees reelected MIR. Il. III. Hall SUPER
intendent and the follow teachers
Misses Laurie Aull, bessie Stewart of
Lancaster, Mamie Creighton OF
Greenwood Essie Young, Bera Bailey
and Edith McCutcheon of Bishopvillc.
Misses Mabel Sumcrel, Irene Prince
and Wren Hafncr sent in their rcsig-
nations. The vacancies thus created
will be filled within the next week or
two.
Sunday School Anniversary.
On Sunday the forty-cighth anniver-
sary of the founding of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school here was OBJ
served with cxcellently prepared and
most appropriate exercises. The ad-
dress of the occasion was made by
the Rev. Mr. Pattersin OF Blackshear,
Ga. a number of classes presented
specially prepared songs and rccita-
tions. Three children received Bi-
bles for having recited perfectly the
Shorter Catechism" and one receiv-
ed testament for reciting the
"Child's Catechism".
An Engagement Announced.
This afternoon Mrs. George Wright
and Mrs. Venable Martin gave one of
the largest and most beautiful reccp-
tions ever given here in honor of Miss
Tallulah Neville whose marriage to
Mr.. John Spratt will be solemnzed
in June More than two hundred la
dies availcd themselves OF the op-
portunity to wish the guest of honor
happiness and prosperity