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ABBEVILLE WINS Ell
BUT LOSES S
Abbeville and Laurens staged the
4rst game of the Carolina League on
Hke Abbeville grounds Monday aiter
*oon. Abbeville downed Laurens by a
score of 2 to 1. The game was well
fought, cleanly played and devoid of
sensational plays.
A home run in the fourth inning
By Clark gave Abbeville the initial
core which was added to by Howie
?r the third inning who scored on
Cox's error.
Laurens' only run was made in the
sixth by Howard.
Swetenburg struck out 4 and tsobo
C No men were walked. Base by be
iag hit by ball?1.
Howie played a steady and con
servative game, not yielding a single
?fuui?e. Galloway, R. played a splen
did game at short, covering his ter
story effectively.
fiichelberger for Laurens stroked
the ball for three bases in the ninth
" inc and pave the Abbeville aeerre
gxtion a few minutes of anxiety.
However, it was relieved when Mose
fcgr batting for Cox died on first base,
willing the game with a score of 2
t? 1 in fkvor of Abbeville.
The public is interested in base
a*n as was evidenced by the fact that
the grandstand was filled, the crowd,
ml all times manifesting its enthusi
The features of the game were
Cfark's home run in the fourth and
"techelberger's three base hit in the
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30 inch Cotton Crepe, Whi
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76 inch Unbleached Sheeti
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One lot Dress Ginghams, ^
32 inch Dress Ginghams,
Checks and solid color
Voiles in Stripes and Figi
Special per yd
One lot Georgette Waists,
One lot Ladies' Night Go
going, special at
Children's Rompers wort]
Ladies' Hose in White, 3
and Ecru, a 25c value,
Ladies' Bed-room Slipper
made of good quality
One lot Ladies White Sho
One lot Ladies' Patent Pu
$2.00, goirifc special ..
One lot Ladies' Pumps in
strap, sold for $3.00, s
One lqt Men's Union Suits
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1ST GAME;
ECONO VS. WENS
score of Monday's game:
LAURENS R. H. A. E.
Howard, lstb __1 1 2 1
Crisp, ss ? 0 1 2 0
White. 2b. 0 1 1 0
Owings, E., If 0 0 0 0
Eichelberger, rf 0 12 0
Cox, 3b 0 0 2 1
Fuller, cf. _ __ 0 0 1 0
Bobo, p. 0 0 10
Culbertson, c. 0 0 0 0
ABBEVILLE _ R. H. A. E.
Galloway, E., If' 0 0 2 0
Galloway, R. 3b. 0 12 0
Clark, ss_ 1 1 5 0
i Reames, cf. 0 1 0 0
a n 1 n 1
rLgiiew, v/ a w -
Scoggins, lb. 0 0 0 1
Young, rf. 0 0 10
Howie, 2b. 1 1 6 0
Swetenburg, p. 0 1 1 0
Umpire?Brownlee; 1 Homeruns,
Clark; 3 base?Eichelberger; 2-base
?Eubanks. Substitutes?Eubanks for
Owings.
Laurens defeated Abbeville Thurs
day afternoon 17 to 8 in the second
game of the two game series evening
up the defeat Laurens suffered at the I
hands of Abbeville Monday.
Fortune favored the visitors from
i the start, their first three men scor
ing. They managed to keep in the
lead until the fourth inning when
Abbeville got a running start and
scared Moseley for five runs.
This inning was featured by a
beautiful hit over centerfield by
Reames by which he made the only
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home run of the game. Abbeville had
its chance. The score was tied 7 to 7.
The next inning netted Laurens 4
runs, to which they added six more
during the rest of the game.
Kennedy pitched the first seven
innings in fine style, and if a little
more backing had been accorded him
by his infield no more could have been j
expected of him. He was succeeded
by Long in the seventh who was re- j
lieved by Hanna in the ninth. These
two boys cavorted on the ground in
no mean style, considering their size
and lack of real experience.
Moseley for Laurens pitched a good
brand and held Abbeville in check
in all but the fifth inning. He struck
out eleven men, while Bobo only six
yesterday.
Abbeville's most consistent hitter
in yesterday's game was "Lawyer"
Erwin. This speedy young rascal
knocked off a three-bagger, a single
and two doubles. Moseley hit best for
Laurens clipping off three timely
hits.
Abbeville had a large crowd out in
spite of the Showers before the game.
Abbeville has the spirit and is going
to stick by the team through thick
and thin.
The team goes to Laurens Thurs
day and wants a good crowd from
here.
Box score for Tuesday:
LAURENS R. H. A. E.
Howard, lb. ? 4 13 0
Crisp, 3b. ? 2 113
Owings, If. ? 12 0 0
Eichelberg, rf. 2 2 1 0
White, 2b. ? 1 3 1 0
Cox, ss 1111
Fuller, cf. 12 10
Moseley, p. 2 3 0 0
Cuberson, c. 110 2
ABBEVILLE R. H. A. E.
TTrwin rf $ 4 1 A
Galloway, R. 3b.
Clark, ss
Reames, cf.
Agnew, c.
Scoggins, lb.
Galloway, E. If.
2 10 0
0 10 2
112 0
0 12 2
0 13 4
0 0 4 3
Howie, 2b. 13 6 2
Kennedy, p. 112 1
Long, p. 0 0 0 1
Hanna, p. 0 0 0 0
Umpire?Brownlee. Home-runs:
Reames. 3-base hits: Erwin, Crisp; 2
base hits: Clark, Erwin (2)
Laurens 330 141 230
Abbeville 200 '501 000
Greenwood Wins 16 to 5.
Greenwood, June 26.?Greenwood
drove McAllister, Anderson's star
pitcher, from the mound in the fifth
inning of* today's game, the first in
the series of the Carolina league
here, hit Lewis equally as well and
then pounded on ^IcGee, winning,
16 to 5. Henderson pitched a steady
game for the Emerald nine. Both
teams played ragged in the field.
Greenwood 16 15 8
Anderson __ __ 5 7 11
McAllister, Lewis, McGee and
Strickland; Greenwood, Henderson
and Livingston.
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V TUESDAY, JULY 4th V
GREENE AS JUDGE
Anderson Attorney Ta Hold Com
mem Pleas Court
G. B. Greene, Anderson attorney
was yesterday appointed by Gov
ernor Harvey to be a special judge
to hold the present terra of com
mon pleas court for Anderson
county, the appointment 'becoming
effective yesterday. iMr.' Greene
was named because of the illness
of Judge Prince. He was recom
mended by Chief Justice Gary.?
The State.
FILIBUSTER FOILS
ACTION BY HOUSE
Prevision For Muscle Shoals In
Army Bill* Go?s. Over
For Day
Wiq<rTJinWv>Ti .Tnino CI7 ,Utw>Qiiao
of a filitfcistsr by Representative
Voigt (Republican) of Wisconsin,
the house adjourned tonight with
out taking action on the provision
of the army bill?voted by the sen
ate?appropriating $7,"5*00,000 jto
continue ccfaatruction work during
the next fiscal year on the Wil9dn
dam at Muscle Shpals, Ala. Action
on the proposal went over uAil to
morrow, the house agreeing to
meet an hour earliei1 than usual.
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The Ladies Missionary Society of :
TTnnpr T^ntr Hanp mpt witJi Mrs. .T. 1
B. Culbreth Thursday afternoon. *
There was a good attendance and a
splendid meeting was held.
Miss Annie Kay was in Abbeville
Saturday shopping; 1
Mrs. Rebecca Bramlett is suffer
ing with a sprained ankle. Her many J
friends hope she will soon be well <
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Ol?n Moss of Green
ville were week-end visitors here with i
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Moss. i]
Mrs. Lilly Gordon has returned i
home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. \
W. F. Kay.
Miss Lila Stevenson is spending a
while with her aunt, Mrs. Rebecca
Bramlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Moss, Mr. and -
Mrs. R. B. Moss and children were
visitors at Calhoun Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Boyd is in Georgia visiting 4
h?r daughter, Mrs. K. I. Bryant. '
Mr. Henry Able and sister, Miss '
Lizzie visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. <
Hunter Sunday afternoon. 1
Miss Lizzie Sharp and Little Ben- <
son Kay are sick at this writing, hope a
they will soon be well again. i
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Wright visited <
the latter's grandfather, Mr. W. H. J
Sharp, Sunday afternoon. <
E. J. Blotts spent the week-end at 1
Darraughs th# guest of Mr. and Mrs. i
S. L. Beasley. 1
Misses Marie and Janie Belle ] 1
Boyd were pleasant visitors with
Misses Annie and Louise Kay Sun
day.
R. B. Haddon spent the week-end
here with his motl^r, M#. Ermie
Haddon.
Mrs. A. M. Milford is visiting Mrs.
W. F. Kay.
Mrs. W. T. Hunter epent Friday
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Able. s
MiflS Daisy Aink of Aaron is the
pleasant guest of her cousins, Misse? g
Marie and Janie Belle Boyd. Her i
friends are delighted to hare her <
with them again as she once lived ]
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A SURPRISE MARRIAGE
Mr. Clifton Moore of Charleston I
and Miss Lonnie Leonard of Mil
ledgeville, Ga., were happily <mar
ried at the home of the bride's sis
ter, Mrs. Oscar Martin, an Macon, ^
Ga., June 17, 1922.
Mr Mnnw la rtlflfwsfc snn <vf
Mr. Alfred Moore of Due West
Miss Lonnie iLeonard is a sister
of Mr. Mack E. Leonard of Due
West and is well remembered ihere
as she has often visited her (broth
er.
After a short bridal ' trip they
will be at home in Charleston
where Mr. Moore is in the autorno
bile Business, xneir many mentis
wish them much happiness.?Con
tributed by a friend.
FINDS STILL IN CAVE
Anderson Rural Policeman Locates
Fifty- Gallon Outfit
Anderson, June 27.?A 50 gal
lon still and nearly 150 gallons of
!>eer were found by rural Police
nan Martin Sunday in the Septus
:ommunity. The outfit was in a
tind of cave, made out of a ditch,
:overed over with 'brush and al
most entirely concealed. The ashes
ind other debris of the cave gave
ividence that there had been many
successful "runs" made before the
jfficer got wise. The cave was hoi- pi
owed out, and the Brush above
nade a ceiling of about eight feet,
[t was an ideal jlace, and .probably
;he officer would never have
bought of looking for a still there
f he had not had imide informa
;ion.
nmnloHQTVt o mlnflval /*AWOC
VJUiU ainaig anij a, muiwai)
n grains about the size of a pea.
i ere.
Miss Lizzie Able is sick at this
vTiting. H* friends hope for her a
peedy recovery.
Mrs. Ermie Haddon and littff
rranrlflniicr'hfprt! and Miss Tjila MoT
ison were afternoon visitors Thurs
iay of Mrs. Bramblett and Mrs.
lay.
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SHIPMENT OF
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}R SALE?Farmers; Bank stocl
ltpd. C. D. BROWN.
)R SALE?Fine 9-piece dinir
room Suite worth $475.00, v
sell for $175.00 Cadh ratter th
move it. Also a fine baby carria
for $25.00. Want to sell at one
J. L. ANDERSON 6, 282
ANTED?Garlic?the large .
kind with red skin. Phone me wl
you have.
Phone X. Mrs. D. A. Roge
rRAYED?One medium size i
and white hound dog. Had
collar winn iorass trramimgH.
caster county tax tag. Notify
C. Hodges, 21 Ellis Avenme.
HENTS WANTED?Male and
male agents wanted to call on
colored population with the fast|
seller of its kind on the market
day. Big money for those who
work. Write for particulars. Indf
Chemical Co., Augusta, Ga. 6,
lOt-to July 17th.
)R SALE?Vegetables fresh fr|
the garden?Green Peas, Be?
Squash, Beets, Lettuce* Cabbf
Onions. Will Hunter, S. H. Roa
berg's Fair Ground Farm. 6-19^
ANO SACRIFICE?Du?' to
biMty to keep up payments,
have had a high grade piano,
the best of condition, turned bj
on us. This instrument wa
sell for a rare bargain, gi\
terms to responsible parties.
full particulars, address Ludcfeij
Bates, Atlanta, Ga. 8,28, 7-I
LTHING?Get your Bathing St
Caps, Shoes, Water Wings,
Stoppltes for men, women aad
dren at THE ECHO. ? l|
JY KLIM?I am sole diitribitoj
Klim for Abbeville Go*nty.
for whole milk, 1 lb. 65c; 2%
$1.35; 5 lbs. $2.60. Set Js
Darracott, at Co-Opertttfe
6, 5.?tf.
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