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•v / TMl CAMPEW CHBOmCH. CAMDlll, tOUTW CAHOLIWA. WIIDAYt WOVEMBEW It, im !Sti ahnounccmeht WUUab T. amr <<»•««. Nof. U. liflaPlUl. HfT WORRYMtt Icb Aeid PAIN Copper Favors . Clai» A and B AtMetic Groups J. Of Riohftrdby Jr. Local ScIkm^ Head, Farors Suffeol- ed Plan phannacjr — Pliooe M .initf can’t expnct r«*l mralta ir^Tiwcnt iJt to throw off » botnoroomo mo’to jo** «ot to b*TO o root 2idlclne; then tor a Dottlo ot ffooff *^K.llno Bmulolon. Sbo-Uno Un’t a ^ao» eo«gk «i«d yon. for aro^ratoro ara ip, ^sSt tf yon want tho boot to pay a Uttlo mor* STiouita f*t * *><>«*• otlM how ton ®2t do^ takoj tiht away and ffiyoo yoo raal fraa tho cot»»hln« ooron^ tinoro a coufU—«*t roliof a« M you can. Aok any profroa- ni^st for a «l oont bottlo of rtS-llno EmuUton Md kw B Bind—If not Joyfully MUo- Mooy bock, b Phtfmacj —• PkoM 9t Under the headinr ’'Suguests A and B School Conference.” Om Colombia State last Wednesday, Nov. 7, carried a commonication from the typewriter of “The Skipper,” Chronicle news writer and sport columnist which, acording to the State sporting desk, has aroused much favorable comment Here is what the Skipper has to offer: ' Sports Editor. State. “In your pper of Friday, Not. 1, you carried an interesting letter written by Francis M. Moise of Somter. anent the sport situation among the high schools of SouUi Carolina. ‘As a sporta writer of orer two de cades and nine years of sport promo- tion and publicity in Camden, I think I can speak with some degree of au thority on matters pertaining to sports. The suggestion made by Mr. Moise should be studied by those who are interested in seeing good clean sports progress in our high schools. I think he has hit the nail on the head. “Unless something is done along the lines sunested, we are going to run into a mess of disputes and argu ments. As Mr. Moise points out the introduction of the 12th grade tends to make the problem of strict regula tion one of paramount importance. We need to get together and adopt some rules and regulations, establish A and B conferences and in general take control of the athletic end of the high school programs. ”We should hare two football c<mi- fwenoes, one for A class teams' and the other for teams from B class cities. As Mr. Moise points out theee conferences or leagues should hare stringent ndes goremlng Migibility of players, such as age, residence and schelastk requirements. Each team In a conference should be required to play a certain number of conference teanu, with permission to schedule two or three games with teams out side of the conference. These outside games would not figure in the con ference standings howerer. “Some of the football fans have suggested an Upper and a Lower state conference, with the winner of each meeting in a playoff game in Colum bia at the close of the season. This program prerails in the National Pro- feesional Football league and the play off game is usually producBre of In- feense interest. Such a program could be carried out in both the A and B classifications. **I have talked with J, O. Richards, Jr., superintmident of schools in Cam den, and he is heartily In favor of some program along the lines above mentioned. *T hope that after the present foot ball season is over that a meeting can be arranged by the A rated schools and also by the B group to plan for the respective conference groups.” Football games are attracting un-| usually large crowds in Eire. There are more than 130 species of| trees in Canada. FootbaU Chatter. -i. Mather Downs WilUnson 32 to 0 I Itother Eagles have added an- victory by From the fki|i|per'e Post-season hhrit school football are in the air. The Shrine game at Charlotte Dec. 8, the Greater Columbia All-State game at Columbia Dec. 7, the Caroltnae game at High Point Dec. 14, and a probable game between Camden and Bishopville earty in December—that’s the dope up to this minute. • • • • Camden defeated Orangeburg in a romp last Friday night During the second half Camden need reserves en- t^Iy. Had the Bulldogs used a first string hneup throughout the game, they o(^d have established s record high for scoring. • • e • Apparently the Orangemen wsnted to have the misery over with as quickly as possible, for they shoved the game up half an hour, starting at 7:80 p. m. instead of the advertised hour ^ 8 p. m. As a result a lot ot Camden rooters arrived after the first quarter had been played. * * * * Before going farther in our foot ball, letter, let us remind the fans thdt next week, Thursday, beginning at 1:00 in the afternoon the home> coming game, featuring the Bulld^pgs ys. the Glenn Military Academy team will be played on the local lot. Re member, game time at 2:30, And the admission will be one buck for adult and half a buck for students and children. « • V • There is some talk of having Cam den play BMhopviUe in December In an exhibition game here, the idea being to try and raise money to buy more lights for the local field. It’s a good idea and should pack the field. Bi^kland-Cayce raised enough money to pay for Its fine lighting equipment 1^ playing Camden at their home lot in West Columbia at the start of the season. Camden can raise enough money by playing Bishopville, a swell team, to Just about pay for a modem light installation. moo • Well, the big racket in the football world last week was the crushing de- feat that Rock Hill handed Florence. Tha score was 27 to 0. And if this writsr may so say—we think Rock Hill has Just about demonstrated that The other victory by smashing over WUk- insM^ J|l^ Orangeburg, with a score of si to 0 last Friday. This was Die sixth jeoooanter. Th^jUBiooth and running attack did not raaUy begin to 'click until the secmid quarter when Sam Ross heaved a long pass to Pearce StrsdforA for the first touchdown. ’Two more touchdowns came in the second quarter. The third quarter found WUEHbon fighting hard, but the way that Whitaker, Geiger, Dow dy, Boykin , Dinkins, Kirkland, Coop er and Quick held that line kept them back, while E. Pickett made two more touchdowne. The undefeated Eaglee* next game will be with Jackeon Tigers on Zemp field Nov. 20. ASMlMsni^TOit’S~S%^ Under and by virtue of an order issued by N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge of Kershaw County, I, tha undersigned duly qualified Administrator of the eetate of Lawie B. Barfield, wUl offer at public auction, at the home ot the late Lewis E. Barfield in Kershaw County, State of South Carolina, lo cated abont six miles southeast of Kershaw, between the hoars of 11 a m. and S p. m. on Friday, the 2Srd day of November, 1246. the following dMcribed personal property, fmr cash, to wit: 3 mules, 1 lot shop equipment, 1 gas engine, 1 plainer, 1 combination shingle and saw mill, 1 cow and 1 lot farm machinery. R, M. Perry, Administrator. Kershaw, 8. C., Nov. 7. 1945. S4-S6c NOTUX TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ^ All parties indebted to the eetate Sallie K Williams are hereby noti fied to make payment to the under, signed, and all partiee, if any, having claims against the said estate will present them likewise, duly attested, withlu the time prescribed by law. Reese Williams^ Administrator. Camden, S. €., Oct. 31, 1946. 84.34p KERSHAW LODGE NO. 89. A. F. M. T Regular Commnuicatloa A ‘ First Tuesday of Bach Month, At 8 P. M. Vliltoea Welcome ' U a JONB8,.W. M. €. J. OUTLAW. Secretary it is tops in state high school football circles. The town has gone football crasy, some 5600 people turning out for the Florence game. • • • • Other atate high games found Co lumbia Caps defeating Parker High 19 to 0, Brookland-^yce defeated HartsviUe 48 to 8. North Charleston ran *over Sumter 19 to f, Gaffney downed the heavy Chester Red Cy clones |1 to 19. It was another heart breaking defeat for Chester, as the Cyclones went down before Camden 21 to 20 a few. weeks previonely. Greenwood mauled Woodruff 17 to 14, and Lancaster and Union tied I to I. • • • • Johnny Williams' Mather Academy team won its sixth straight.ot the season by downing Wilkinson of Orangeburg 82 to 0. • a • • Camden rooteri to'the number of several hundred are going to Lan caster tonight to watch the Bulldogs roll over Lancaster. The game etarts at 8 o’clock. A special bus is sup posed to leave the book store comer at 6:46 p. m. • • • • Nine sports writers of the State cast their ballots for the ten top teams of the state last week. The balloting took place before the Friday games, so draw your own conclnslone as to what changas might take place the next time the scribes dP their picking. Charleston was glvm top rank despite the fact that the team was bald to a scorMeae tia by Cam den. Rock HUI, unbeataa and untM, was given second place—bow weVl like to see Charleston and Rock Bill pUy it off for top honors. 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