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i. -OVER TBS SPORTS DBSIT that th6 CXK»-CoU gwmp with fuU equip. > ■‘^ ^Camden ball park tbla “ ^n^T. Tba board will » tS left *Wd boundary *®®!ir*wiU ^ dlacamabla from J^tniBXid bleaclmra. J*ck Nat- •T^m^ <* “•ins? ^ act be icore that reeultad In tba board. r, atoo hear^rlfii 5 J out In tront of tba north gallon la to ba remoTad and fiber SSd“brick Wall for tba aaa Jieau U KaaAlM b«ch ^ ' with nl«ht baseball Jurt • the horlxon. coTered dug outa^^ not be iiecaasary. ,d hr the way, you kid! who have W D/ a_ _aaal«>^ Phaa Knllr , iellfhtlnf in alttln* on tba bulk il^ake d bint. Oat your aaaU L blwbars. for aitting on tba y going to ba rarbotmi. tt a few brlaf ramarka regarding »me last waak Thursday ba- * the Camden and Ploranca Jun- ^rlona teams. Don’t got out your » hammer and start to ptey the •boms bacauaa Camden dropped 8 to 0. Just ramembar that ^den group had been together t three days and to a majority he kWs. It Is their first year aaeball. Soma of them. In fact, BCTer had a bat In thalr mitts •e this summer. , talked to ..the mayor about the .of baseball layouts In Camden. Btlr »b€n In Sumter we saw sot- bueball diamonds, sand lot lay- u they are termed, and on each I game was In progress. And the •n were kids from about the vho are in primary or gram- ifihool grades. They gre the fu- bigh school and Junior Legion Mil players of Sumter. . • mayor responded to^ our plea ueball facilities and ordered the >4tete construction of a backstop te grammar school athletic field also th efixlng of the area for Dg This area was used In recent I u a Boftball field. The Old back- eoUapsed about a year ago and debrla lay on the ground for bs Then when It was reraowed ir (or a new backstop was taksn I spot and up to last Frldsy was tbsre—at leaat—whst had not appropriated. w If we can get some of the ten- eosrts in the city parks fixed re may be able to offer our {Iters something to do on the ler days. e Florence Red Cape seems to he learn to beat for the Palmetto le gonfalon. 'The Red Cepe won heir games In the first week’s Isle. Uklng all four with ease. r llngton team succumbed 15 to BennettsTllle went down 11 . - Is writer has addressed a oom- E ition to the secretary at the tto league asking that an of- I Mwi release be cent out erery 17 to the prees of all the eltiee e loop, this newg release flTlng team standing, the results of splayed during the week aid he games scheduled for the week L We have also snggested that motere the ^cture did n(R4eaUire eome of the scenee on the course of the Camden Country club. Golf rates es one of the leading sporta la Cam den and actually is the key attraction calculated to build Camden as a sport center. It seems to ns that the lack Krif action In the Camden film destroys much of iu ralne. And -we cheerfuUy join the many who freely criticised the personal spotlighting of the promoter of the picture. Into the Springdale race acenes. ySnmUr Plakateers entertained Kingstree In a Palmetto league game laat week Tuesday, It beiiuf a season’s opener for the Gamecock city team WThen the carnage ceas^ Kingstree won 15 to 6. You should hare seen the army of latrtotic fans wending their way In Tla the football field at the Jufl.ft..J. game. They came by the score. But that will be out of the picture as the American Legion Baseball, Inc. ta putting a fence between the foot ball field and the ball lot and also fence off the, area from the club house to Broad street. To those 1^ fans who felt we made an error by not crediting Par ker, Hartsvllle catchw, with an er ror when Benny Robinson scored In the first .Inning of that June S game, we make bo comment — merely..gtre the scoring rule as printed In the rule book for scorers issued by the publishersof “The Sporting News” whl«ll““riadB as foBows: ^ error shall be glren for each mlsplsy which prolongs the time at bat of the ba man or .prolongs the life of the runner or allows a base runner/to make one or more bases when nr- feet play would hare Inaured hit being put out BUT a base ou balls. A base awarded to a batsman being struck out by a pitched ball, a balk, a passed bell or a wild pitch (unlees the bataman reach first base on such a wild pitch or paased ball), shall be Included In the error colnmn.** Sumter Humbles White Sox 1^ 12 To 7 Count The Oamdeh Red Sox took another away-from-home baseball licking Tuesday night at Sumter when the Plskateers smeared them 12 to 7. CaaldMT started on the mound for the Sox but was shelled out in the sixth when Bill Mims wss drafted from second to do hurling stunts. No other regular pitcher outside of Cauld- er was with the team. Next we^ Monday the Sox play the Darlington team ou the local lot and on Thursday, June 20, th efast- stepping Kingstree team will be here. In a game at Darlington the Sox were beaten and at Kingstree they were rerltably slau^twed. Local fans are awakening to the tact that the Sox need organisation If toe . haafball ppgram si to anc- deed ia'Camden. The team peraonnel is good but the club needs pitchers tad it needs a catcher badly. Somebody Please Page The Doctor The Camden Junior Legion Pna- tlmmrs battled the Sumter Junior at nttlDf averages, also the fleldj gtunter last week Friday erenlng and Kord of the players of the leagucqwere detested 14 to II. iraed at least once erery two I. . Culiden Defeats j^oprille In Lei^e Tilt 5-2 LfBcli Hag Battnr of StolMo Im Moowl DmL Lom Ta > KmgoIrM 13 To 1 WHITE SOX BREAK EVEN The Camilen White Sex breke even In the flret week ef play ki the • Palmetto State wheel. On Monday tfm Sex defeoted Harta> vllle here 4 to t. On the Wednee day following they went down bo- fore Dariingten in an<iipMt by n tcort of 7 to S. On Thuiwdny thp Sex wore elaughtorod by the Kingstree eli^ btrt oame book tn get a lAOO verdict Tor the week by apanking Biabepville • to E The HartayiUe and Blahepvlile gawea were on the loear lot. In one of the welrdeet heaehell eoa« tesU witneeaed at the Legloa '“-rmt dell, the Camden Sox bronght their season’s record to the .600 mark by apanking the BishopTllle team 6 to ti The game oftwed n mlxtBre of good and bad baseball, also q lot of misfiring strategy. Eren the nm* Pires. Messrs. Russell and NetOaa broke into the error etdnmn. Smiling Jack in particular had the snn In hli eyes sereral timet. Camden sewed the game up In the first inning when four hlta» two of them doubles, put three runners across the pan. The Sox added n fourth run In the fourth, a hit bats man, a Btolmi base and a single. A ^ftb run came io the sixth inning wheer W. Mims singly, ook second on bill Mim’s infield out and sailed home on Les Robinson’s double base clout. Three base blows and homers were minus along the rtgbt field line as workmen were erecting a wire fence and a ground rule allowed by 'two sacks to a batter drlrlng the hall ba- yond the barrier. As a result Lee Rob inson, Bill Mims and Petle Gaaldar all had poasible triples reduced to two baggera. Blshoprllle scored one mn on a doubtful homer out Into the fbr reaches of left field, which Ump Nettles ruled had struck squarely on th eleft field line. Later it 'was discovered that the ball landed an inch or two foul. A second and final nm was added In the fifth when BUi- opville , successfully negotiated a sqneeie play. The line score: R H K Camden | 12 4 Bishopvllle 2 6 2 Batteries: Lynch and Cox; Stokaa and Barry. CALL THE DOCTOR QUICK KINGSTREE, 8. C.<-KingBtree de- feated Camden here, lt-1, last Thorn- day in a Palmetto leagne game. James Farmer, on the mound for Kingstree. struck out eight and allowad hut two hits. Camden’e lone score in the first inning was the first run scored against Farmar In 25 hmlBgB. Man ager S. W. Tmcs. Kingstree third baeemaiy had a perfect nlEht at baL with four for'fonr. Norwood had a PAGE tBVEN Canden Trained Horses Sensation Of Eastern TraAs ■ Burma Road Talnw First In Thmo Moat Important *C!iaao ^TMita ^ Banna Roiid, owned by Mrs Esther DuPont Wefr and trained by James E. Ryan and ridden by John McGee, all winter residents of Camden has been a ^sensation in the eastern steeplechase events this season. The Camdeu trained horse hais won the Appleton Memorial, the Coronthlan and the Lionheart . Steeplechase events at the famous Belmont park. In addition Burma Road finished a neck behind the winner in a fourth jump rcae. 'The Appleton, Corinthian and Lioaheart ikre the three outstand ing steeplechase races of the year. Burma Road was not the only Cam den horse to win top honors In the jump classics. Refugio, War Battle, Battle Cruiser and Others, owned by Camden winter residents shd trained on the beautiful training areas in this community, kave all been reaping honors. In the last and most highly rated of the 'chase’ races, the Lionheart 3urma Road won over the favorite Mercator by four Inegths. Oeanslaw. a etable mate to Burma Road was a late scratch in the racb. Burma Road paid 15.50 and earned a puree of ^.825. . Mercator went postward an 8 to 6 favorite and Burma l^d Was third choice. Annotator from the Mont pelier bam was second in demand] He failed to cut much of a figure in the running and Tell st-tbe last hedge nercator, aa his won’t set the pace He had Daylight In front* of him until he reached the last bend Where Floating Isle and Burma Road, the latter a sluggish beglaner, drew up mmiaclngly. Burma Road drove thrpngh on the Inside and when Mei^tor stumbled at the last ob stacle, the Camden horse drew away easily. ■ triple and a aingle, Joe Epps etarred In left field. Gamden \ 1 1 f Kingstree IJ 11 4 A. Robinson and Hleks; and McClary. SUMMONS state of South OaroUna, Oonn^ of Ketnhaw. Court of Common Pleaw Andrew T. Belton, Nanaette Belton. Grover C. Belton. J. F. Belton, William M. Belton, Thomas McCain. Hattie McCain Cunningham, AlUe McCain, Irene B. Burford and Mstor Mae B. Mayes. Plaintiffs, Va. Joe McCain, Elisabeth B. Gomes. Henry McCain, Robert McCain, Mel vin McCain aniL, Dorothy McCain, Defendant To the Detendanta Above Named: Ton and each of yon are hereby snnunoned and required to answer the €ompbaa\ In this aetkm, of whlcha copy Is herewith eurred upon yon, and to serve a copy at your an swer to the said Coni^ainL on the subscriber hereto, at his office, Ker shaw, South CaroUna, wlOilu twenty (20) days after service hereof, ex- cluriva of the day of such service, and if you fall to answer the Com plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs. In'thU. action, will apply to The Court for the relief demand ed In the Comiflaint and for such other and further reliaf as may bSi meet and proper. L. R. JONES, - '' ...^ Plaintiffs Attorney. Kershaw,’S. C., February 21,. 1541. To the Minor Defendants: Henry McCain, -Robert Mc(7aln, Melvin Mc Clain and Dorothy McCain and the de fendant, Elisabeth B. Gomes, a person Non Compos Mentis, or such person In charge. . Notice Is hereby given that unless you apply to the above named Court and have a Guardian Ad Litem ap pointed, to repreeent you in this cause, within twenty (10) days after service hereof, exclusive of the day of service, upon you, the Plaintiffs, herein, will apply to the Court pro curing the appointment of some suit able person to represent you as such Guardian Ad Litem In tbls proceed ing. b R. JONES. Plaintiffs Attorney., Kershaw, 8. C.. February 21, 1546. To the Non Resident Defendanta: Elisabeth B. Gomes and Melvin Mc Cain: ' You are hereby notified tha^ a snm- mbns and complaint In this matter was filed in the Office of the (Herk of Court of common pleas for Ker shaw Oounty. South Candtna, on the * list day of May, 1546, and Is thwn • on file for your Inspection, and yon are farther notified that you are hereby served by puhlieatioa by o^ der of the Court.- and you are required to answer the complaint In this a^ tlon. the original which is filed in the Office of the Clerk of CourL Ker- Shaw County, Camden, a C.^ within . twenty days after service hei^f, ex clusive of the day of service,, and it you fall to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain tiffs in this action wlU apply to the (toort for the relief denMindei. L. R. JONES, Attorney for tbe^lantlffa May 81, 1546 . ifa When Your Back Hurts" And Yenr Strength and Energy Is Bdow Par n Mjr be —wS bjr dlaerder o( ktd- Mgr nw«ti«e tk«t parmlu pohonoiw eaale te ewMnelaSa. For tieir siony poopU Ifol tifod, wook ood niorrmbl* WMi tho MiMyr hil to ronovo oxoom soldo Bsd othor wssto nottor from Uo blood. Yos any ssnor sotslac baeksobo, rboomsUo psiso, boodseboo, dtoolnooi. iWttna sp sigbta, lot pslna, owolliBi. gomonmoB Iroqsoet sad aoaaUr arlaa- tioa vith amaitlag aad barainc la aa- otbar idse that aooMtbias to wraag with tbajddaayi er biaddor. Tkota aaaidd ba ao doebt that prompt troataaaet to viaar thaa aaploct, Tfoo i>oaa’« POk, It to battar to tniy oa a aMdtoiaa that baa voa uroratthaaa neora. JDooa' m naay yoara. An at all di«c storoa. On Itoaa't tadtoy. k It to battar to Niy oa a U baa voa aaeatryvldo ap- oe aoBiatblas tonlaTorably a’t MTa base triad aad tost- Doan SPILLS WANTED I • , ' * wai Paj TOP PRICES ^ FOR •BEEF CATTLE •POULTRY •HOGS See Taliy Rabon AT MMDEN FMZQI FOODS MUKH Camden started scoring In the first inning and put six runs over tha the plate before being retired. The Pierce crew continued to beat out the victory inarch and finally had Sumter 11 to 2 with but a few frames to travel. Then the dlrlgiUe left Es mornings and when the smoke had cleared the Gamecock gang were out In front 14 to 11. b plan was followed In the Pul- > leagne before the war when inter was pubUelty mnB for thu and It kept Intersgt at a hllh To try and prapare a report s teams standing In the Palmetto right now is an Impooalhfll^. Ing the games late In tha after-] ir playing in the evening makes pottibie to wire the resnlts aoj IPS given in the momtnf papers M following day. Henea tha s is messing up soma fine ffo- tul pnNlcity. I Camden picture eihown at thal Uttle Flicker Palaoa csvrledl splendid scenee of Caadea hg scUvitles, such as the steeple ' PRces, the (hunden haat, P^j •hows, dog shew, etc. What wa| It understand is why the ■■ COUNTING ON VOTING THIS YEAR? _ Get your name on your preeinet dub book dday^^Snndmettt. time expiree June 25 and.there can be no 9 extmiUm. IMPORTANT • I •» Announcement {. . INSURE CANNINO SUCCESS! TU$ t* a mott impmrttmi pear potttkMy in South CaroUna. Grave iemiee are pati^ Inp. Your vote ieneeML Enroll Today. We Urge Yoii Qualifkatipme^For MembereMp In The Party ^of South Carolina Percy Mayeie now one of the owners of the Cam- lIehTrddbr eM ImplemeiU^^pany, loeaie4 on East DeKaib epreet across the street from the Les Myers peraop 0 This company now consists of Les Myersp Cooley Giltts and Percy Mays. The Ford Traetor and PerpUF son System Implement agency will be In charge Mr. Mays as manager o It will pay you to stop in and see our hew arrivals in the famoue Ford Traetor $ and the Perguoou Spotem implapento. '.i': S8. hm I S MBS •! asBp or sMl louriirto ISI * IM W • wkM DmWWi* UaM SMm aad af »• 3MS- * Maw IWM tWM^ia Sa.Stala.tw; ., rTiiirtr S hk Um chA OsShaSS Brim la AaiiS^a^ taw (Mhaol taIWi * Mak.ha lliiyt, Managier TOM a PEASdl, STATI CHASmUUI -i ■ k’- t. . .k ■■ :