The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 19, 1946, Image 9
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Next Ye»
Of
pProWga^
f wJItor of this eohum, your
r V dipper, uad hb MUmablo wife, plan
aa sUrtliis tor the midwest
OVER THE SPORTS DESK"
wMi Tib supper
week, where we win. spend seTeral
weeks la reaewlns acoualatance with
ov daoshters and their famines.
times greater, so the contrast la go*
Ing to be very strong.
It*e tough to hare to puU out of
, aueeUon that tooes C^en Just at a time when the
I of the AJnerlcsa eight hasebaU program is starUng,
Di»^® J^ns belaf mapped but it has been nearly fire years since
• ‘“v.^iiroral of night base- we hare been “up home", as we call
^ on Jttly ** ‘‘whereI It Our Uttle grandchildren are now
e grybody." I grown kiddles, and with the young-
« WeatbM caused the! est ones, well sort of hare to get ac-
I at tho basebaU qualnted with aU orer again
US*, to detwrlorale —
that^e ®lty was Many old friends, even relatlres--
•'* ** .A the structure late this I hare passed Into the great beyond In
iitrh school loaned a see- the fire-year intenral, so we Imagine
bleachers to the ball U Is going to be sort of lonesome
will not begin to ae- “up home".
' *^tho Overflow from the . —
the nli^it ball pro-1 When I get'back to Camden the
liund une ^ baseball, season will probably be
**“ “inronTenience that may nearing an end and the talk wUl all
for the inaugural game be about the lg4« edition of the Cam-
ss will be oftoet by d®n high scho<A football team
wiM that next spring, If — .
labor is arailable. My Tsoatloii, being next week, wHl
Jni he built along the first be deroted to fishing In Wisconsin
TtIa lines trout streams motorboating on Lake
Md coaches of Tlsitlng Winnebago, and last but not least.
exclaimed upon the the buslman’s feature, scoring and
the Camden park llghU writing some pro league games In
It “ »• th. MlwMk*. ™i CWMfO. - ,
II not superior to w In th, dn« tor a big
^ ou. In the ranks of the Cam- •nrpriie when they turn on those
to the past Iwo weeks hlfbU In the basebaU lot Camden
the local club losing "port fans haws been accustomed to
the games pUyed, hut wstohlng football under the lighU of
ho^? to^hnwo the loesl football fkdd. The baseball
^^meSS by ^e timelfl^W Illumination wfll be six to eight
ikT, July
From letters and telephons In-
qulries receiyed from points outside
the city, Camdeiv is going to bate
the largest bsseball turnout In Its
history next Tue^sy night The big
problem ss we see It now la that of
seating ererybody. It Just cannot be
done. Another year there will be a
different story. So those who hare
to stand up will Just haye to grin and
bear it
Kingstree Loses
To Beiinettsville;
Farmer Is Gias^
tank over tor the Royals after the
tourtk tanlna quartet of ruunera had
cantered orer the rubber plete end
be yielded bet one run In the flye
IneligB he worlnd.
Rlyers was on the hlU for the
whiners and gaye up nine hits. The
Red Hoee gathered 14 oft Farmer and
Ward. The home team errored once
and Klngstree nine times. The Bm-
nettsyllle win pat the Red Sox in
a eie with the Royala for top rung
in the percentage ladder of the Pal
metto loop.
■iahopvllle Waltopa Florence
Bishopyille celebrated the opening
of >.the new baseball unit of their
Msraorial park Thursday ayenlng by
trouncing the Florence leaguers 5 to
4. A large crowd of fans tnmed oat
for the game. The Bishopyille wins
oyer Camden and Florence has senred
to awaken baseball enthusiasm In the
Lee county bailiwick.
SobteribR To The Cturoniclo Try The Ohroidcle WABt Adi
G%f swMt^r, tastier breodi
UM FLEISCHMANN’S
But Just You Wait Untfl
I Kingstree Tncklee Them On
iTIieir Own Lot
HmUNHMlandl^
n^i^Miitedrelief
from foooHomsI porhfk poio
Cum Is a
The BennettaylUe Red _ Sox are
definitely on the march and If they
coold play all of their Palmetto
league games on their home lot, the
race would be oyer right now.
The Pee Dee lads gaye the Klngs
tree Royals the works last week
Thursday by trouncing them 10 to S
before one of the largest fan turnouts
of the season at Rennet tsylUe.
Klngstree pinned Its hopes on
Jimmy Farmer, their ace moundsman.
but BennettsylUe knocked him off the
slab with a four run outburst tax the
fourth Inning after picking up one in
the first and four la the second. Ward
SMBy WSMU SSSlMS HMgM SI
fssm the •rauiBHns aowy sat I
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m SMf iMlM
FULL-ST|tMOTH I FVasdunsim’s fresh active Yeest starts
working ri^t swsyl All the strength of the yeest brings
out all the flavcafril goodnese of 3rour bread. Be surer of
sweet taste—H|^t texture—fragrant freehness every time!
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IF YOU BAKI AT HOME, input on
Fleiscfamann’s frill-strength, fresh active
Yeast with the familiar yellow label. De-
pendsble—America's favorite yeaat
for over 70 years.
Jmiior Legion
Baseball
laber of Camden baseball fSas
^ to Sumter last Friday evea-
nv the Snmter Juniors,
joithall on the mound, defeat
I to S in aute eUmiaetloa
ghabia won in IMstilct 5 end I
la Dtatrlct 6. Th* wlaer of!
gin battles the winner of tke|
itoB-florence series.
r munt^pal bril lot wasl
:,eoo tans to see the|
iniora down the Cepe.
Sumter cetcher. wee
I of the game who kit]
iple and a single to score
lumtar mda. «
^nrsMMiiNo
ew of the local fans saw the
Cwollna Boys All Star teamj
a putrid South Carolina eg-
kn All Star outfit at Char-
ut Friday night by an 8 to t
Coincidentally the Snel acore
metly the same aa the flnel |
funes in 1145 end 44.
South Caroline teem wes I
tny outstanding Palmetto pley-
tbe real acea of the South I
I Junior ranks were yngugedl
or Legion baseball aim could |
) is the AllRter AS«M« Rpgt'
B vu weak at the beW getting
ro bits daring the geme while |
rbeela had IS.
Landrum, Clemson plteklngi
ayed left field and also pitch-1
^th Carolina. He was on tte
r two innings and was nicked
0 blows. He fanned five Tar-
"JOB DIVIDENDS
ktOdi Smith, South Caroline I
Mb, itarted Curtis of Gaffney end
worked three innings to yield
r nmi, more than ehough to win |
I game.
at General Electric
Ibat All-Star game should be play-
tt a time when the outstanding!
Vtn of the Palmetta State could |
apart
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NOTICE
frii ii to notify all and sundry,
F Saving Certificate No. 8986, Is-
I* by the Bank of KttritlAWL_KerJ
South Carolina, dated Dec. 7thn
U. Peyable to 0. H. McKagen efir
<■ Beitie B. Alexander;- hee been!
t or destroyed, and that appUce-l
■ will be made to sakt. Bank of!
for a dupli^te certificate on
of July, 1948, In lien of!
■ Mat or destroyed eafing oertlfl-
l«.lhe|
_ 0. H. McKAOBN.
S. C., June 28tli. 1848.
INSURE
CANNING
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For the year 1945, $35,000,000 in adcTition to wages
wes spent by General Electric in extra
benefits for empbyees
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