The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 05, 1950, Image 2
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Thursday. January 5. 19
SPORTS
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■ Sini!r v was r.o w '.s\>k iiur;ng
• m a'.’.ornoon as iio played hi-
:r..ard tws-.tton with his usual fin(‘s>e
K-voman itamed a- plaee in the
li.pnif '.'unip, dn of feast* an i Sim-
•r. a .i' aA.u’jit'd a i* ■ i i;i on the
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'ii' - ,h !< r.e team
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t ’e i'-e-t of them.
t : ie i hoy.'.’ game
the tcoaehes
m.ide tne mistake of not issuing
si.'aide: pads and cleats. Between,
the tightmg. Laurens managed to
hold the local boys to a mere sever.''
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h.le they were busy manu-;
taeturing 2o tajlies of their own. I
Traman, Owens and Curly Bras-j
'v.e’l shared the- vou'll excuse the
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expression high scoring honors of
a- ' .on. , er ' ae r a;
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The t l:nt.»:: :Lg:i >.'hool cage squ.id
eivomed the sports scene back after
a,I ■ neep >,i!e’y put away for the
a'.'tm.is : >-_ iays Th.e Prosbyte-
Bhn H • <• re.u.rwne-d .die bat
• •• f- ’ p: .14 to: some stiff en-
h : a ' ' deg.ate teams
Freeman Sro^es In Horse Bowl
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| ( Jinton Splits >Vith I.aurens
j T. e Clinton h.gn s^dv Red Dev-
I '.is split ,i header with the
1 Laurens high TigPrs las*. Tuesday
night, with the gnis doAmng the
vi>.ting lassies by a.score of 111 to 18
before the Clinton boys went down
'for 25 to 7 count to the Laurens boys
The grids showed great improve
ment in racking up their win and
proved that better things may be ex
pected, of them in the future.
Sara Hollingsworth went on a
scoring spree and displayed 18
points to her credit by the time the
final whistle sounded Sara racked up
sev en field goals and four free thrjliys
:r. ..doing up her marg.n.
I'ne Red Devil girls were out
iron.' ill the way by holding a seven
- to :w.. m.ug.n at tne end of the firs:
- M'M'ho". i 18 : • six lead at rhe halt
' me ; e: : i. , gti m 14 advantage in
M. : quarter ..nd the 81 to 18
mi ;. Me eod-—*!- dare-grtrrrm
... ;M -r '.by 'w»>h ",g '".e ne'
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l u> the night of the red team by making,
tnree p->.nt> per. Robert Franzen
■ iiopped in a field goal' for the re-
m...filing Devil dividend.
Presbyterian Preps
Tiie Presbyterian Blue Hose cage
squad returned from their Christmas
vacat.oiv a few days early to start
the long, hard grind to the end of the
Hardwood season.
With all their coveted players back
m the fold, Claude Crocker, Presby-
, tenan cage mentor, began putting'
the boys through some rough sessions
1 in order to work them into shape be*
: fore their first after-Christmas en
counter with Mercer, the Georgia,
Baptist school In this first game the[
spectat irs will really be able to see j
what kind ot a basketball team they;
avo on their hands, since Mercer is'
no push-over in any league.
Presbyterian will unleash all their;
power ni this encounter in order to
-.ot the winning road in college 1
ba.'ket ball i
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iUtte Ht+semen have
mo col egc team and then
down fighting before the
Rod
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1" ^1. Show ^ Monday and Thursday
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 5-6
CV:i> Tige.s The rest o.f the se.,-
Hofi w .■> do :. Mod to games with
'ox •. o v on - >: mis area
B.g K i Ta»i:n.p.- n oiid Willy Gfdf>-
g. a.A ov :d< two boy" t> waU'h
Ilosemen To Wrestle
!• . : .• f. '• . lapplhig encoun'er
'. * i’ C HI.a 11 se will strain and
- ' ' ,v ' I'm Citadel. Wrestling
a'.. . r n ■ to P C ji;-1 ic.st
: : I'm i • s fared a'.: light.
-. ,g :,.o . • aenence they had.
!■ 1 ■ : V mm is too :n •>! out-
-: • :. ’ 'Mon ule men fr im ' • e
P vm: o, .in. as. Yarborough is
w a . .gM. am I when 1 say hea-
.• a Mg',' ! rrr.f- nnuHcie purely.
Bill Henry With
Giles Chevrolet Co.
woo'd envy
Etob Hope's
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technique 1
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W J Henry, kn iwn to his many
; m.,L as "Bid,’' . as accepted a po-
.:. c. ,i> -a’.e'man • ith Giles Chevro-
e: ompany >: t.:.: city Mi Henry,
..I- .die.. !>■ enteiod upon his new
.o.,t;o.n and wni; . e glad to see and
•or e trie;. L . his new business
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GARY GRAY
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COATS - SUITS
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now
1-2 Price
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