The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1947, Image 7
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baaebaU leafU*.
^tto circuit- to
STto keep^tho loop bw
to the
—w.» fune ot Klagau^
STthat the club tarlted
J^lo folk* to thb of*
Ptofflotuiloop J«‘
SSe to »»»• Mao
plain coa^d
(UMo mnnin« tkliiw fa •
STclUea. Here in Cam-'
a a night gwoe «»d« tor
». ire make nn, rffort
4 MM and radio, ind we
If after
^ ton’t a chan^
,lat wo af« getttaf at to
i^ed that our good
F^nk Harden of ^8 had
to iocreUry of the Pal-
pgp to arrange for oomt^
the league garaee ftrily a
ir 10 ago and aa yet be
roo kad a repiy to hie laV
0
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ttola ut that he will be
to mention the gafae
n the Palmetto leagae' if
lert will call him by phone
Kk game. That wonld be
H that the fade to the
ka of the league would'
ippreeiate.
Mir of some tewaa where:
I wax indignant becauae
aU do not get air SMft-
iMo we the berga where,
ion la dead. The folks Juat
toir dead ends 'agd yrer
jrgo wQl do it.
A h one of thn ooet eo>
opn^re Tadio aportscaatera we
tolwe erar.^eea in contact with.
He has i^hd beU with this cor-
M OB ereey Ubb of aporta acan-
ties and Oamdan*haa had more
than «a eren break, so far aa pub
licity is ooBoahtad.
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Harold McNlneb, be wrbd pro-
•Met orer the stamp window at
tJncle Sam'e post office, to running
rlral to Arthur'' Clark, ^(T weather
ezpmt, who tells what the atate
of toe weather will be by noting
whetber ataaapa curl or lie flat,
ie going Art one better by fore-
eeettog how toe Palmetto race will
end up. Harold says It’s going to
be Lake City by a note orer Harta-
Ttlla, Sumter in toe third spot and
Caroden fourth. Which learea Ben-
nettSTiUe, Florence and BiahopTllle
oBt in tha cold.
If Harold to right the fans will
aee Lake City meiUng Sumter and
Camdmi betUlag HarteriUe in the
flrat bracket of action in thp play<
otto
Tha Klngirtree Royatonfeatnred
the opening of the Coastal baseball
leans by rontlug Oeorgetown 15
to 1. That was the only game won
by the Royete and they trail In the
leagne race with Sammeirllle hold
ing a big lead to date.
Camden-Trained
EBo^e Burner
In Aqueduct Race
. Camdea-tsalned Elkrldge, Ameri-
os's champion Jumper back to IHt
and a strong claimant to the same
tifla last year, carried a topwelght
ot 158 pounds to a drlrlng triumph
in flnnday's |11,05U Lion fleut
■iiBiischass handicap at Aqueduct
tefa Badt Up
Ta^or WiQk fmt
Defenave Nay
Bit CUaf EUkaB G«kg HgUar
- Of Atofltoj Im Duliading *
I nitTBafrBT
The Camden Cbieto gars L. T.
nylor almost tanltleep suppert
^e Thursday night the locale
winning from the Leneaater Rad
Heaas 8 to S. The gime was a
beauty far six ianiaga with the
i|eore kaotted at t-alL
In the aerenth the Roses fell
^Part Camden toortac twice on a
meiHey of errors, passed ball wild
pitch and two walks. Two mora
were added la tha eighth bat this
time the rune came orer aa a re
sult of a trio of hits Ip which Wil
son. led off with a doable. Mims
singled and after C<uc grounded
to short, Taylor singled.
Camden listed aJna hits off
Angiey, but a similar number of
Chief# went down op strtoas. Tay
lor stmek ont four Roeea and gave
up three walks.
Lancaster eoored two rani to
the second, doubles by Propst sad
Price and an arror by Lea Robin
son, toe only Camden boot of the
ewening. A third run came in toe
ninth on'a walk to Propet, eae le
Price and an InfMd out. '
Camden pat orer two sparking
donl^e ..plays on in the second,
Mims • to Robinson to Wilson end
the second in the eeTentb, Miras
tw Wilson.
Camden .J..# ? 1
Lancaster 8 7 5
Taylor and. Con; - Angiey and
Roberts.
The veteran- h^d on to beat Mrs.
Dodge Sloane's Fleetown by toree-
qnartem of a length. Third money
went to T. T. .Mott’s Ffoetlng Isle,
eight lengths farther bMk.
The crofrd of 21,758 allowed Blk-
rldge to go postward a 87.70 for
two shot. ,
The day's play was |1,861,173.
CuBidmiSbth
h Gtmfdkm Race
faPdmettoLoop
Hartawilla li«g Cwnmanditog
Land Widi FtFcenlafa'
Of .SIS
PALMETTO LEAGUE
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Taanr W l Pet.
Hartsmie t t .tit
Sumter < s .lit
Lake City 4 8 ATI
Horenoe '.... 4 5 .444
Bennettsvllto 8 4
CAMPBN 3 8 JTI
Btohopvllle 1 8 All
At the close of l^y last week
ihq Sonoco team of Rartsvllla held
a commanding lead to the Palmetto
league race with nine wins as
against one defeat Iloreooe. a
fourth place team after the week’s
schedule defeated Hartsville jrri-|
day night 4 to 8 with Bardin Mel
ton iiotog. toe route for the Rep
Cage. Chapman and Shore did the
hurling for Sonoco. The game waa;
fqatured by three home runs. Bob
Perry and Jack Sohnyler of Flor
ence and mu, Norwood of FkNreaoe
all poling toe ciroalt clouts.
Sumter defeuted OtokopviUe Fri
day 16 to 6; while Gamden put the
■kids under BeanettoTille 10 to 4.
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t plural ol *'Hippopotamtto** ia a hard’ ono, but tka plural of food food ia
ea’a. Ordar from thorn onco amd you’ll ordor afain. They maintain high
lity and low priou owary dayl
SHEHEEN'S GROCERY
tnmoEn, s.i.
FRFF OELIUERV
PHOnEj 24 ?5
^tteiy CIttefs
Given Battering
By Sonoco 8-3
The CumdSa Glileh had their I
war featoera neatly clipped by a{
powerhottse Soneeo tribe tMai
HartsrUle at tba Leghm baeaball
pasture Tuetdey ntohL the tovedere
winning 8 to | without working, up
much of a lather.
fonoco, after blactlng Lake dty
the night before *11 to 8 feU oa
Camden, ffech from an 8 tot bump
ing at Sumter, and dragged toe
Russell^lads over the torture reek
in three rtmnde, oae«being a five
run third Inntog.
Tha vtoUora sent Paul ChapaiaB.
18-yeayold Hartsville school bop
ageJnst the Cbiefis. Chapman hto
applied toe lesh te the Camden tui-
cut to a game at HartsvlUe and
be reelly worked over them here.
Fdr five Innings he gave up bai‘
two bite. Ii^the eixth three hit# and
• hit bateman gava Canuton threa
rune. Chapaisn. eptoy and quite,
sure pf hie own ptoOhing prowess,
was rdleved by topmsrd to start
the eevepth and the big left-hand
ed see took ever hanieemely- Chap-i
man was not removed because of
any deltoqueasy of his pttohtat
tnaUfleations, for after the three
run splurge by the Chtefe to the
fizto, toe kM oeoie back to the
seventh and mowed them down
beauttfully,
Blalock lasted )b|1 four and
three-quarter • tremwe agalnat the
Sonococ, retiring after two were
down in the fifth. Tajdor took
over.
The' defeet pushed the Camden
team farther down in the race.
The line aoore;
Hartsville .%....8 11 1
Camden f 8 1
Chapman, Leonard and Klrven;
Blalock, Taylof and Hunter.
Camden Blasts
Bennettst^e
fa Leagae HR
Lomg Drawn Out Fracas
Goat Ta Chiafa By 10
To 6 Sooro
In a dingdong battle that lasted
two homre and twaaty mtnatea at
Legion field Friday night the Cam
den ChMe of the Palmetto league
defeated BennettsvlUe 10 to 4.
It was wild Bob Soott who tamed
the tovaiers from tha north, »ha
big portsMer manegtiig the feat
btoind a Camden defense that was
altcmataty brilliant and woosy.
The visitors were the first po
scora. whan a double and single in
the third netted one ran. Camden
came ritot back in the same round
to aoore twice on two hits and u
walk. A third mn came in the
fourth and three were pushed over
to the fifth, one more in the seven
th ead three in the eUtoth. The
visitors scored two In the fourth,
one in the fifth and one each In
the seventh end eighth.
Hayes. Byers and Bill Mims with
three hits each led in the Camden
etude.
Oemden .r 14 11 4
Benaeitsvllle 484,
SeeCt aad Hanter; Adlemy.
Qraady, Shapherd eat Newell.
.1^1 ■ I III.
Another Blaney
Yoato Enlists
The commanding officer of the
U. S. army recruiting sUtion in
Cdnrabla announced today that*
Paul Kermlt 'Penley, Route 1,
Blaney, 8. C., ealieted in the enay
air forces for a t-yaar pariod He
la ttvlqg with his grandparenta. Mr.
and Mra, C. H. WUeon of Blaney.
Paul attended Blaney high echbol.
Arthur Hunter
Becomes Camden
No. *1 Fisherman
Drags A 9 S-4 Pound Black
Bbm From Minton’s Mill
Pond .
Arthur W. Hunter of Bethnne
has become Camden’e No. l flsher-
man of 1847, aa a reaalt of a fish
ing Jaant that ha took Wednesday,
June L with his boat. Deas Ooodale.
to the Minton Mill pond, five miles
west ot Betoune.
For en the following day, Arthur
called at the local newepaper or-
flee and tihltoted the head Of a
buck base tost had pealed adae
andthreequariera ponnde in wetito^
and waa 87 1-8 Into tong,
Arthur ia eagloyed at the Ooaa
Ooodale Jeweby store as a watch
repair expart But be is also oolto
a fisherman and beat of all be
knows the better fishing grounds,
for hie home la in Bethnne and
that area abonnds in lakes wherein
the gamey baea lurk.
IncldenUllyt Hy. Ooodale, who
also did some fishing, caught a
half pound perto—which Isn’t any
record by any maans.
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