The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 06, 1947, Image 9
Ft«D The SfHMts Desk
Of
H. HEATa SPORTS EDITOR
,u. town with thn
ll«hte<* bMebnU
•** .tate will ool *>•
M American Le«lon
•ted br »“
ctab.
nitafs •PP***’ h*^®
be gnin®
a whirlwind start
•*■ j^rrolled up 8S polnu
•<»“*"/Ltnnately thea* wlw
**• one, were tell
I tbe *■ . .
Wtlon affair*
' tt the Legion pwk. Ca^
111 have a chance t^
^ K^ettTWe
entry. In a recent]
" *®X»nett8vllle. the Chiefs
L ««Vof their eyer-preaent
Inning lapses and Bennetta-
?n « to A Tonight's game
fhe Waltonian. out to
StW\r contMt«l talU.
looked tor
^ Taeaday night the Harts-
for we saw H. A. Small with his
car loaded with boys, ratUlng orer
the highway last week. That sight
cheered us up, for If Small’s health
permits him to be actire in aggie
educational alanta, it means much
to the boys.
We understand Small will coach
the Camden High maidens cage
team next winter. Which means
good basketball up in the Laurens
street court
B^baU Orgy Is
j^Xyefs'Iii
wat Battle
le, will work for
Ani^ar night local fans wUl
kSmSc* to pass on the meilw
• florwce team.
g, iil'*.well with the world.
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Latest News
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UGE IN HEAVEN”
Robert Montgomery
Ingrid Bergman
Also News
tnee 3:15; Night 7x30
and 9x15
Greet Ftella Driwe Two Pitch-
era From Hill. Blalock
Cmnea To Rescue
Spotting the Republics of Great
falls a g-0 lead In the first two
innings, the Camden Chiefs of the
Palmetto league roared back to
take a 11 to 9 decision orer the
invaders in a game played in a
drltsling rain at Legion field.
Great 'Falls made four runs in
the first and routed Beck, Camden
starting pitcher, who was unable
to locate the plate, and then shal
lacked Taylor. Blalock went in the
second inning and gave up but
seven spaced hits. Camden scored
six in the second inning, four in
the third and one in the fifth. Lee
Robinson homered in the fourth
with two on.
Ace of the game was Charley
Justice, Great, Falls third bas«aan,
who played brOliantly and had four
tor five at the bet
Beck, a new comer here, waa
able to get but one man down in
the opening • round before Taylor
took over. Two runs bad already
scored and the Republics climbed
on Tgylor to add two more. Blalpok
took over 10 start the second and
three hits in a row with one down
plus an outfield error gave Uia
Falls two more counters. Outside
of the fourth when three more hi^,
one a double by Locklair, gave the
Falla two more runs, Blalock gave
up but one hit.
After going down in one4wo-
three order in the ilrst, Cam4®xx
opened pp a hit banage agatast
Drawdy in the second and five
blows with four Vtells boots gave
them six rune to tie up the game.
Four more were added In the third
when Robinson hbmwed. Blalock
tripled, but was left stranded on
third.
The ball game featured every
thing In the baseball book. Tw^ve
errors mixed with 24 hits were re
sponsible for the scoring. Passed
balls. wUd pitches, an orgy of bass
stealing by the Chiefs were all
np in the melee.
Rain started fulling in the fifth
and continued the remainder of
the game. For Camden batting hon
ors went to Robnison with a homer
and two singles In five timee Ut bit
and Blalock with a triple and two
slnglea in five starts.
Lin« score:
Camden H 14 6
Great Falls 9 19 9
Beck. Taylor. Blalock and Hnit*
ter; Ikrawdy and Cowyck.
GAME IB RAlNiD OUT
The Paknette league game
b«b*Man Camdea and BMiep
vine* aeheduied for last Mon
day <Kiht waa called off whea
a downpour of rain, atarttng at
7 o’clock, made the field too
wet to play on. Manager Clyde
Walton of the Chiefs stated
that this game would be played
off on Saturday, June 14, game
timo to-be B o’oloek.
Chiefs To Play
BeiuiettsvBle In
Battle Tonight
Locala Will Bd Gunning For
Rewenge Over' Maxlboro
Gurnty Lada
Gamden and^ Kershaw—eountn
baseball fans will see plenty, of ac
tion at Legion park this (Friday)
evening when the Camden Chiefa
take on the fast BennettsviUe Pal
metto leaguers in a loop game.
in the last meeting between the
two teams, at BennetUvUle,. Ben-
nettsville walked away with a 9 to
4 win in a game that was played
in a drisxling rain. Camden held
the lead until the closing minutes
of play when Infield .errors enabled
the home team to come from be
hind and win.
It is reported that several play
er deals are pending for the Chiefs
and that one or more new faces
may be seen in the lineup of to
night’s battle.
Camden, in sixth place at the
end of action in the loop last week,
is out to climb into the first divi
sion. Despite the off and on brand
of ball played by the locals, the
fans are loyally back of them and
tonight’s crowd promises to Jam
the seating capacity of the park.
Wilson, the lanky portsider of
the Chiefs, may ^e the hill
against the invader*.
Camden Sixth
As Second Week
Of League Ends
HartsrillB Tope Loop WHh
Fhre Wine And But Ono
Defeat
.earn Now/
off leofning to ffyl High idiool, college students, businesi*
professional men ofo tying rpguicrlyl How about you!
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*ut today and picBi yogr course.. .or coll us for full porlkukirs.
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oi^des foY growing vegetable»---at low cost.
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Sonoco of HartavUIa remained
on top of tho heap as the Palmetto
basebell leegue completed its sec
ond week of play last Friday. The
Boooooe, led by Rufus Leonard,
have won fire gamee while drop
ping only one.
In second idace close on their
heels la the Bumter Fiskateer out
fit with a 4'! record.
Last week’s results follow: Sum
ter 10, Lake City 9; HartsvlUe 10,
Camden 1; BennettsvUle 17, Flor
ence 9; Camden 15, Florence 19;
Lake City 13, Bisbopville 7; Herts-
vllle 4, Lake City L and Sumter L
(Camden 0.
This week’s schedule: June 3—
Lake City at Florence, Bennetts-
ville at Hartsrllle, BUhopviUe at
Camden.
Tuesday—Camden at Lak® City,
Florence at Sumter, HartsvlUe at
BlshopvUle.
Thursday—Lake City, at Ben-
nettaville, Sumter at HartsvlUe,
Bishopville at Florence.
Friday—BennettavUle at Camden,
Florence at HartsvtDe,
BiahopvUla
The standUMP:
Team W.
HartevUle 9
Snmter 4
j^nnettsviUe .1
Lake City t
Florence 2
Camden 9
BishopvlUe 1
Iter at
New Players To
Appear In IJiie
For The Chiefs
HimUr Aaka For Relooao.
Dnrgon Jauunga May Ba
New Catclier
Several new faces will appeer In
the Camden Chiefs llnenp in to
night’s game with BennettsvUle.
Hunter, who has been doing the
backstoi^lng for the (Uxlefs sliice
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«<CAPTAIN CAUnON”
VIeter Mature—Alan La4M
Leo Carrillo—Rruer Caked
Alee Serial Newe
Mitkis StlSi Nigla 7tS0
ills
the esaeon etartad. haa regueated
hla releaae, clatmlag that his beU
playlag, especially when oa out of
town Janata, inturferes with his
Job la the aUU at Kershaw.
Manager Waltba hnnoonoed that
h® was aeekiag to get Dargaa Jea-
ninga, who eaaght for South Caro
lina varsity this spring, sad who
residee oa Halle streeL to take
over the catching Job. It is pos
sible that Dkki* Cox. who is with
the U. 8. Marines and who arrived
home for an extended stay thla
week, may don a Chief oniftwm tn
tonight’s game. 0>z can catch, play
first base or in the oatfleld.
Manager Walton alao announced
that in compliance with repeated
requests that all games would be
staled at I o’clock beginning with
the schodale next weeh. This is
being, done to accommodate the
hundreda of night shift eaiployeee
from the nittls. who have had to
miss the final innings of the gamee
In order to report on the Job at
19 p. m.
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