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TH»CAIID^_CMKO»MCLt. CAWPltl, jOUTH CAWOUIIA. FWIPAY, JULY 7, 1t44 The real ouUUndinc pUy* of the rjo Skipper's Deek ’hs CamdeivCheraw game lact 4( (i •omothino te remember. If re was one deftnfti conclueion to irawn from waa that Cam. has had a baaebali awakenlnp. this beeaiws the big crowd > gathered before 4;S0, the starting r set until 7:4b to watoh the game red. A heavy raid that staKed In eecond inning was reeponelblf for ;h of the delay. nd speaking of the raih, the plgy- of both teams l^und that the dog- , were somewhat porous. In fact, r leaked like sieyes and it was a CHECK im7oays 666 Liquid for Malarial Symptoms. game-ware made by NItsds, who waa in left field for' ^eraw, and Jiggs Parker, the Camdmi short field hom- bre. Both nade-staba of drives that looked^ like double-base knocks. And that kid Horton did some nice work around third. Carol Sweetly, Carol necessary^ for players, coaches and ^res to Plod through the dowbpour Cox la putting op a fine exhibition of to grandstand and club house. . I backstopping. Hammerin’ Hannon • • • • [Hancock has played about everythind The roofs of the dugouts are made the teiun battle line presents. He of timbers with open spaces between catcher, outfleldm* and pitch, them from a half inch to aif inch wide Wedpesday he cavorted around and there was absolutely no protsc..^^* Ma Gehrig. tJon against the rain. . • • • • • ■ « I Some of the Chsraw fans confided Senator-'ttetffsarn tells us that he “* ****' Cheraw did not have much agreed that Gene Mosley and his •• pai^lcular crew could repair the woodwork In ®*"’* concerned, we were ready to the grand sUnd and provide con-i*®'^* ***•*• struction that would eliminate danger „ * •• • of some ope breaking a back or leg struck out 14 Cheraw hatters ^ J>¥>r6 yet—the Senator waM that Tie would provide the necessary lum- Kodgers, Nivens and r—r—:-r7 —- a -j- ■fviasiwanrs he would provide the necessary lum ber for said repairs. How about hav- Ing the work done NOW. • • • • Getting back to the game—6cait pitched a good game. While he eceafi- ed to tire in the final frames, he still had enough on the bait to keep the invaders guessing. CALL POPS CAB PHONE 433-R Will AppretiUte Yoor Calling M« When You Need A Cal^—Rain or Shine, Day or Night REMEMBER TO CALL 433-R Clark, listed 12 walks, one strikeout and jrlelded 14 blows. Four of the hits were doubles. Cox got two two- base knocks and Wilson and Jiggs Parker the other two. Sox got slug ging honors for the ettemoon, get ting four out of five PAQI THRIt Lancaster Team BaMes Camden This Afternoon Trio of Former Camden Talent Will Appear In Enemy Line-up. Hancock Hurls 5 Hit Ball; Camden Wins dame 14 to 2 A well-belanced besebsll team from Lancaster will give battle to the Cam Weat Odumhia Is Defeated. Locals Bow to Florence In Night Game. Hammerin' Harmon Hancock pitch ed five hit ball to lead the Camden den Juniors at the city bail park this ^ fn - w * ,1° afternoon. Game Ume will be 4:20 ‘.I< ^ victory over the o'clock and Carl Llghtfoot will be In lumbia Monday afternoon. Hancock charge of festivities. The Lancaster team, while defeated at Sumter last Friday night waa Im- preuive in performance according to TH4 hoys from ,up yonder were handi capped by having to play under lights, prsctlcally all members of the report from tfao«» who ssw the game. 7“ The hov« from nn vonA'..; ^ Hi the ettmhiatton race up to was given good support and his mates hit the ball hard and often to make the game a veritable rout. The win gave Camden a percentage team making their intial effort under that time. The Piercemen defeated Chersnr and West Columbia and drop ped a heart-breaking exhibition to « • • • Meet Mr. Cecil Parker. Cecil ic a brother to Floyd, who holds down left the neons. Sumter had this advant age and profited by It to the extent of wltmlng a aluarfeat 11 to t. Caihden will be interested in watch- The Florence game demonstrated ,that a team accustomed to playing iRiideir the lights has a big advantage of a team whose home park lacks ing the performance of the Lancaster tA«m hw raaenn /»# I ulumlnstlon facilities for nlgiit field and who did a nice job in that garden last Wednesday. But Cecil Is the little kid who site next to me and scores the game. The kid Is really A-1 when it comes to scoring. .1 always did 4ake quate a fancy to those little freckle-faee kids. phemuJJJ® Fre« gifki come quickly wh^n you combino coupons from fivo difforont oroducts. When you go shopping be sure to buy Luzianne Coffee, Oc- tagoh ^p products, l^rdcn’s Stiver Cow or Magnolia brand canned milll Ballard’s Obelisk Flour, and Health Club Baking Powder. All of these fine products contain coupons which can be combined to get valu able free gifts. Tear out this ad and keep it in your purse as a reminder to buy fnel- low, strong Luzianne Coffee and the other products listed in this ad. Coupons can be used instead of money to get free gifts. UIXIAMIIE COFFEE hi fCNiepRY N6>IF4 CAMDEN FURNITURE CO. Elsewhere Iq this Issue of the south’s leading'weekly, you will find the complete schedule of the elimina tion games. You will note that Cam den's next home game is with Lan caster here tonighti We hope that there will be a big turnout of the fans for that event. The game comes on a Monday. • • • Lancaster Juniors, new to the art of playing under lights, gave Sumter a rough time last Friday night at Sum. ter, but lost out in a give and take slugging match by a 11 to 9 score. Brooklytv-Cayes drubbed Cheraw, and Florence downed Camden. Columbia played Sumter last week, Wednesday, and won. While it is hard to pass Judgment on ultimate reeults through early season results, right now It looks as If Columbia will take district hon ore and meet the champs of the other state district [for state honors. ' • • • • team by reason of the fact that three players on the invaders line-up were former Camden personnel. They.are Bailey and Cooper, two smart infleld- ers from Great Falls, and Reeves, a Kershaw youth, who looked good as pitcher and Inftelder. While Laincaster is playing Camden thfs afternooix Sumter takes -eo <3he- play. Lancaster ran up against the same handicap In the game with Sumter, but managed to give the Gamecocks a healthy scare. Hancock, who pitched such a splen did game against West Columbia Monday is allergic to night play. In that the bright lights blind him. The kid, who plays a bang-up game at r«. « Cher... .ed Florence .III be „Z '^7.*'*”! Ihe'^cS’eS lelm .IlfnT^l; . I?" jS!?® l?^h?n Florence"vl"t Hancock, .but with other thl li^aU^lMtbl i » to R members of the Camden team, the locals last Friday by a » to 6 Night games speak for heavy gate score at Florence, will be the oppo sition. Next week the Camden Jun- tors take on Cheraw at Cheraw on Wednesday and Columbia at Columbia on Friday. Cooper and Bailey, those two Great Falls Chapa who were In Camden uni form early In tha practice season and looked worth a million to our .Infield are in Lancaoter garb. Dick Riohards, •on of our good friend Congressman J. P. Richards, Is a pitcher on the Lancaster team. • • • • Keep your eye on that Lancaster Junior outfit. We haven’t seen them in action aa yet, but from ail reports the team has power in defense and at the. stick. Lancaster fans have gone bugs over their team and the crowds at the home games are better than any place elsewhere in the circuit - Hardin, who caught for South Caro lina in the recent all-star game at Charlotte, is the Ijancaster catcher. • • • « Sumter lost to Columbia last wssk whits Wsst. Columbia put ths skids undsr Chsraw. • • • • • Camden fans will feel a sort of comradship with the Lancaster outfit for ths rsaaon that three forinsr Cam- dsn players are stars with ths mill- town gang. Frank Rssvss of Kershaw, was with’ Camdsn and looifsd good. We beard sad news from Florencd— as the Camdeh Juniors dropped a 9 to 6 decision to their opponents un der the lights. We did not see the game but we heard plenty. Camden had one of those explosive events in which everyone seemed to want to crawl Into the ontyf cblumn; Wllsb^ while yielding but a few scattered hits was wild, finding it difficult to locate the plate. His support was to say the leaat, lousy. Cox was the out- atanding performer for Camden, play, ing the backstop Job well. receipts as fans prefer to sit under .the stars than under the glare of a hot sun. This is. particularly true«la thq south. Camden has gotten away to a fine baseball Rejuvenation and if the High school and Legion programs in the great American sport is to be made a big success here, it seems to this writer that it would be a fine stroke of business next year to install the necessary poles on the baseball lot and simply transfer the flood lights from the football field standards to the baseball field. WAR BONDS ARTHRITIS OHO RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS Here's quick relief. Get a full home treatment of DMC PH£- SCRIPTION No. 49 today. Some people would spend a fortune to hnd relief from the excruciating pain of Arthritis, Rheumatism and similar ailments, but spend ing a fortune is not necessary now. 'Hie price of DMC No. 49 is rsMonable and results are auaranteeH DeKALB PHARMACY TIMBER For Sale! ' Bids will Im r«c4uv«<l by KmuIaII Milbt Camdmi, S. C, until Noon, Julj 25, 1944, for tbo Milo of and tho priwilofe gf cuttinf and ramorinf iqyproKimatoly 541,- 495 board feet of gawtimbor which baa boon marked aelectiTeljr by peraonael of the State Forestry Serrice. Located within two miles of Camden. ^Farther information may bo obtained by seeing J.C. EWING at KendaU Mill ■ r t. To the Public In responce to the usual call from the Comptroller ‘ of The Gtnrencjr we take pleasure in submitting here with our financial statement which shows the condi tion of this Bank as of June 30th, 1944. Once again we would convey to the public our thanks and appreciation for the generous and grow ing share of patronage which our institution is en trusted with and in return we endeavor to render every service consistent with safe and sound banking. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 2S9F66d.62~ Bonds Ownpd by Bank. State and Municipal | 150.400.00 U. S. Gov.. 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CaplUl . ~ 50.000.00 Surplus :— 50,000.00 Undivided Profits 12,456.25 Bills Pajrable None Deposits: t |g Checking $1,506,487.94 6th War Loan 99,774.25 Savings Dep. 412,484.93 2,018,647.12 TOTAL..- .-.-12,131408.37 Camden MKMBKR or rKOCRAL RIMRVK BYtTKM MEMBKR or rKDIKAL OCPOBIT INBURANCl COItrORATION 96,00000 MAXIMUM INBURANCl rOR BACN-MPOtlTOk Dry Oeaners Mt DsKdbSfaiset • « Phone € W< ROpIN ZKMP - HfeRRY O. GARRISON K. C. ETTIRP JOHN WHITAKER, JR. HBNRY^iAVAOl, JR. J. C. OILLia r. M. WOOTEN t -.iv'. ■■ J* ' ' ' * ■ ■ ■ ^ I*: 'iT ^ » / l5 J? i A* ■