The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 29, 1946, Image 10
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la tka twat^ la a lattar ta tha
apart aaHaaa Mr. tarkara paaa
lata iaiall aa aa what *‘ilrty raah
anT aa ha tartaa thaai, iM at tha
EARL BLUE ARRANGES ,10
USE LOCAL BASEBALL XOT
FOR HIS ONGY FARM TEAM
eotarai with Mood from tha woand*
ad maa'a haad. Mr. Barbara adds
tha atatamant that ha sat In this]
sanm sactlon of saats at fba Caro*l
ttaaOwnson gams and saw mora
brawls and fights batwaan dmnks.
irlSLITSSrfw Spartanbjp In
Hm# For WmIu
Tha
Ftavt ha daaerlbas a fight that
took Maea te tha stand naar whara
ha was aaatad. Oaa of tha balU-
garaata was atinlppad with brass
kniMhlaa which ha asad with snch
atfaet'that his opponent snffarad
a aarara gash la tha haad from
whlrti'tha blood gnahad. Ha fell
against a apaotator who had his
aja glaaaaa smashed sad was also
Darlington eiueater then
goes on to toll how two dninks
baoamo engaflnd In a ^0^ rt the,.
Diilco game and ana knoekad Into
a lady who was In t«m Rneekod
Into tha stool rail so hard aha
fall unoonaoloua.
South Carolina football has been
glTMi a bad nama becanea of the
dra^anneas that praralls at the
games. How to stop It la a little red
schoolhonse for the Gamecock ath*
lado management
Tha ProTldMioa'hasaball olnb of
tha Bastem Magna will train la
Camden next spring, according to
annooncemants of Bari Bine, Iwsl*
ness manager of tha OoMmbla Reds
of tha Sally leagna. Tha Prorldeaea
team la a farm affiliate of the Chi-
clnnati Uiam of the National leagna.
Mr. Bins, who Is batng mantlonsd
for the presidency of ^tha Sally
league was In confarance with the
sporting desk of the Chronicle on
Friday and tnmad the matter
getting the nsa of the Camden 1
park orer to Mr. Heath aa his rep^
resents tire
American Leglpn, Inc., the group
haring dharga of the baseball park
tverything that Borbam had to.
say %ras exactly true — only ^ha
NOTICE
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W# BOW harp aa gsparMiicod aiaa to do ro<^-
iag wrork of oil Unda.
9JVew roofs put on
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•Old roofs repaired and siding put on
For Tlie Bidld^
SlippoiT Tmrf Prowoa Haadi-
cap to Caaidoa—Plapa
B-C OB Ttfkay Day
The Camden BnBdogs . dropped
their sixth game of the season to
Spartanburg at. Spartanburg last
Friday afternoon, the score being
IS to I.
I A wet slippery field and a greasy,
ball were responsible for the Cam
den defeat. Once or twice daring
KmI IHllrt And
Famoia Horses In
Camden For Winter
AdiGet
Kaat MOlar. emr and trataar
of Osmdan'r most Bunous race
_jrsaa. War BatUa and Battle
CfttMar, has arrlred with hte family
and will make Camden his home
during tiia coming wlatar and
m^rlttg.
War Battla and BatUs Cmlaer
art h«re for wlntmr training. These
two fine jnmpors bare been tha
sensatloB of the race meets ths
past snmmar and mnch B enpeeted
of thsm Bsxt snmmar.
Patrons the famous Carolina
Cup classic, which will be renew*
ed next March hi connection with
the race program, wSl probably
find both of MUler^is horMS uiklng
part
Ragardloaa of when the 01 faurar*
... . i-joo of a World War n Tetaran
(he conteet, according to *P^totom,n;^j^ Febmary 1, 1147, bis
Camdtn runners headed for toneh-jj^gu policy can be reinstated by
For Sale
WOOD
were agreeable to the Providence skidded end fMt whUa_oae|p||y|,|g two jnoothly preminms end
team naing the park for training l^ncbdown past la reported to bmre|g{gj|{||g «Atatament that hla health
purpoaea, while arrangements were allpped through the flngera of a|{g same it was at the time the
WE HAVE PLENTY OF ROOFING SUPPLIES
ON HAND
Oty Equipment & Supply Co.
PHONE 6
aleo made for the use of the clnb
houee. Mayor F. N. McCorkle stated
that the city would cooperate with
the American Legion, Inc., In put*
ting the nlkylng field and club
honge In ^pe.
The Providence tilnb will play a
number of exhibition gamea with
professional clnba In training at
Sumter, Rock HUl, Bennettsville
and other points and there will be
several gamea between Providence*
and the Columbia Rods.
The pretence of the Providimee
clnb here during April will prove
a great spur to Interest In the high
school baseball program which will
become active early In May, if not
sooner. Camden seems asanred of
some good baseball during the 1M7
seaeon, what with the high school
and Junior Legion programs and
also ths Palmstto leagns schedule.
didn't tell half of whst ths dl*>
fttstlng speotaels offsrad.
Joe Cadet of Clemson who doesn’t
like Dn^lst B. H. Boolware of
Rock Hill becanse . Boulware has
(Mess of his own regarding the
merits of state high school foot
ball teams Is a bit eookoo on ths
same subject to our way of think
ing.
KWt STftCNOS w ((AfiKiCIV nfiC mCE
(Pu *r
CLARKSON TIRE SERVICE
receiver who was nsar the end]policy lapsed.
Bone.
The Bdlldogt wound np their sea-
•OB' yeetorday afternoon la a
Home-coming engagement with ^e
Brooklaad-Cayce team and were
oat to wipe out the defeat handed
them by the Colombia sutmrbane
last yaar.
Up to the B-C game the Bnlldogt
had won four and lost six gamea.
Wins were recorded over Harding
High of Charlotte, Charleston, rated
as ons of the best tssms in the Pal*
metto high achool ranks, Darlington
and BartsvUla
The season’s reanlt bore out the
predletkm made by Coach Pierce
befora the start of the season that
he was playing a toogh schedule
wlBi a green team.
cupper’s Hay
Hi^ Home Camel
Of League S^ison
Joe Cadet places Rock J9111. North
Charleston. BIshopvllle, Florence,
Charleston. Sumter. Olympia. Ches
ter, Parker end Columbia in the
order named.
Joe ees that Cheater’s only claim
to fame to an 8 to 0 win over Cam
den and he adds "who hasn’t beat
Camden?"
Well Joe, Charleaton didn’t And
incidentally Colombia was given a
rough shellacking by Harding High
of Charlotte and Camden ran
rough-shod over Harding.
And that Olympia team that Joe
places in the select ten loat out to
a flno Mnllins team, not even men
tioned by any of these drug store
and aggie college experts.
Right now the nation at large
would like to see John L. Lewis
looked up. Down here a lot of ns
who have to scan the sport pages
dally would like to see all of these
ao-called "best ten" pickers locked
up.
Bob Allea’a Boya Ana Oat To|
Ti^ Goagaloa la Tho
Dixie Loop
Bob Allen, a swell fellow, bnsi*
nose manager of the Charlotte
Cllppera, writes that the final game
In the regular Dixie pro league
will be played next Sunday between
the (Rippers and the Newport News
Bnllden at the Memorial stadium In
Cbaitotte.
If there la a tie for first place In
the Dixie loop another game will
have to be played and of conrae the
Clippers may schedule one or more
poet-eeaion games.
Bobe uya that since Richmond
has been defeated be has hopes
that hM Clippers will finish the
season MMiadtopated ebamplons of
the DtniJooa
Bel/jih given the Cans of Char
lotte ana this psrt of Uncle Sam’s
acres some fine football the past
season. We hop^ that he and hla
Cllppera will be on the job again
next year.
All World War II veterans may
now carry up to $10,000 In National
Service life Insurance regardleas of
the amoant they carried whl)e In
uniform.
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