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NEWBERRY WINS 4 TO 3. Newberry Defeats Erskine in an In teresting Game-Large At tendance. The stcres closed yesterday and everybcir went to college park to witniess the game between Erskire J cvua Newberry. Newberry won by a score of 4 to 3. (By C. J. Shealy.) In one of the most exciting games of baseball ever played on the New berry diamond, the Newberry college team defeated the Clemson Tigers by th;e score of 8 to 4. Some loose field ing was indulged in by both teqms, Newberry allowing Clemson to score three i tnh;e first inning and Clem son allowing Newberrv to shove 4 aerozs the rubber in the eighth. Scur rv, Ruff. J.. and Hazel, A., led the batting for Newherry. Burton, was star in centre field making several etacular catches. For Clemson tain Kirby played a good gaine at nd and his trusty bat was valu to Clemson. Tupper's work at rt was beautiful. But to show you how it was done: First Inning. emson: Connelly grounds to third d goes to second when .Smeltzer ws wild to first, and to third on el's passed ball. Tipper struck Kirby hits to center and Con scores. Cockran safe on first Ruff, W., mufs a throw from . Sherard safe on first by in hit. McKean grounds to short. , J., errors and Kirby and Cock both score. Henderson flies out nd, Sullivan flies out to left, Clemson has scored 3 times. berry: Burton out at first by uit stop and perfeot throw of stop. Ruff, W., out on grounder d by third. Seurry hits safe seon-d for one base; Ruff, J., sine drive to centre field fence m ses a hom,t run by about two ad vrry scores. Hazel, C., grounder, second to first. Second Inning. son: Sehraeder fans; Connelly out to deep centre. Tupper flies oat to right. Newberry: Hazel, A., out, third to first. Garlington, who had relieved Smeltzer at third, wa&s. Shealy fans. Eidson hits to right for one base. Burton out on grounder, third to Third Iauing. Clemson:: Kirby hits to left for on~e ibag. 'Cockran grounds to short, Kir by forced out at secon~d, but Cockran * safe on first. Sherard hits to centre and Cockran scores. McKean, out, !piteher to first. Henderson is an easy out, short to first. Score, 1. Newiberry: Ruff, W., fans. Scurry hit by piteher. Ruif, J., goes to first when shortstop errors a grounder. Hazel, C., flies out to c'entre. Hazel, A., walla. Garlington flies out to centre. F211 Inning. Clemson: Sullivan flies out to cen tre, when. Burton makes star catch. Sehroder out, third t'o first. Connel ly hits safe to left. Tapper flies out to left. Newberry: Shealy drives one into second -baseman's hands. Eidson ~rounds out to first. Burton fans. Fifth Inning. Clemson: Kirby fans Cockran out, eateher to first. Sherard ont. short to first. Newberry: Ruff, W., out, short to first. Scurry hits a hot one to second an& is safe. Ruff, J., hits safe to left and Scurry goes to second. Hazel, C., flies out to right. Hazel, A., hits safe to left. Garlinugton walks; Scurry scores. Slhealy safe on first when tird baseman errors a hot one. Ruff, J., scores. Eidson out to first. Sixth Inning. Clemson: MceKean out, second to first. -Henderson hit by pitreher. Sul .livat flies out to centre. Shroeder out, short to first. 'Ne'wberry: Burton drives a beauti ful on'e for two bases. Ruff, W., Sunts, and is out at first. Burton scores from second and the score is tied. Scurry goes to first on error of third and steals second. Ruff, J., strikes oat. Hazel, C., out, pitcher to first. Seventh Inning. Clemson: Connelly out, pither to first. Tapper fans. Kirby flies out t'> 2ight.. New'berry: Hazel, A., safe on first on slow one to infield. Garlington hits grounder to third. Hazel is out at seeond. Garlington safe on first. Shealy walks. Eidson out, second to arst. Bui ton out, short to first. Eighth Inning. Clemson: Cockran out, second to frst. Sherard flies out to pitcher. MeIn~ fans. Score, 0. :rewberry: Ruff, W., hits safe to left and steals second. Scurry safe on first and Ruff, W., goes to third by error of third. Seurry steals second. son. Ruff, J.. hits safe to right; Ruff, W., scores. Ruff, J., steals. Hazel, '., out pitcher :o first. Scurry scores. Hazel, A., safe on first by fielder's choice. Ruff, J., scores. Haz el steals secon.d. Garlington flies out to .catcher. Hazel stole third and scores when third errors throw from catcher. Shealy fans. Ninth Inning. Clemson: 1ienderson hits safe by short. Sullivan flies out to centre. Lachicotte out, short to first. Connel ly fans. and the game is over. Newberry has won an up-hill con test. The game was practically hand ed to Clemson and then wrested from her grasp. From the start Clemron was una..' to connect suiecessully with Eidson 's curves. Partial summary: R H E Clemson. . .301 000 000-4 5 5 ,Newberry . .100 021 04*-8 10 5 Batteries: Schroder, Lachicotte and Sullivan; Eidson and Hazel. On Saturday the same teams com batted each other again and: after a hard fought contest Clemson turned the tables on Newberry by the score of 5 to 3. The Newiberry boys put up a strong fight, but were unable to take the game from the tigers. Rivers of Clemson pitched a good game and his teammates supported him well. The batting of 1Captain Kirby was again a feature of the Clemson team. Ruff, W., and! Burton led - th- stick work for Newberry. A Happy Home Marriage. There was a quiet home wedding at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith in Boundary street on Wednesday mornin,g at 10 o"clock, White Frost 0 ufi Although the White Fr passed out of its introdu,~ t4 enjoying a niational reputa are not apprised of all its prove a source of interest I Not long ago anything 1 low temperature was conoi Refrigerator, but things: public demands sometning lined witb zinc and ins'ulat mineral wool. However it is not our nm . of competing lines. 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The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Geo. A. \Vrigh-t. Mr. Eugene Attaway, of Saluda. brother of the groom, was best man and the bride was given away by her brother, Mr. John meador, of Mobile, Ahi.. Miss Lillian >Mith acting as maid of honor. The wedded pair left the same day for their future home in Charlotte, -where Mr. Attaway is a druggist in the city, :m-,d the well wishes of th.eir true friends follow them and will abide with them till the eventide. Colony Church. .Service at Colony church Sunday 11 a. m. Sunday sebool at 10 a. m. Jas. D. Kinard, Pastor. The Jalapa Democratic Club Will meet Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock for the purpose of reorgan ization, election of delegates to the county convention and any other business S. M. Duneany President. Old Men's Club. The Old Men:s Demoerati!c club of No. 6 township will meet at Long ,hore Saturday, 5 p. m. H. D. Boozer, J. B. Smith, President. seeretary. 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