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in The SporU Desk Of fgXNK H. I^Ta SHORTS EDITOR el, Cemdea merchsuit f»n extraordlBArj, be gisat killer* pole, ifflere kell be forced bis Wings shirts sup* I fame goes by but lembM* of the Chief , apple out of the lot ams s Wing ahirt— e Eichel Department nds us that Wing* e shirt—they fit well, look well. How about shirt for this ping, I three bona fide big II scouts hare drop- tbia past” two weeks gree that with the lieta hare been get- should hare a Class THI CAMDm CNWOWiCH, CAWDKW, tOUTH CAKOLIMA, WtlftAY. AUftUtT tl. 1M7 Iwild he Camden-Lake City seek Wednesday saw re a Job' of umpiring te Legion stadium this Robinson back of the Hampton Irby, “Old on the sacks, the fads ) gripb about—^as the ililng them beautifully. [ to see Hugh (Shot) g his stuff with ^e has been playing the and doing a swell Job t it t itiie treataeat fov H'SFOOT! LnEscKinniM j *. s-hlidiutirim^ MMlIy MMM MMels'S fM* fsbsla Is as sfscSitw ia ifsot it dwt k msi Wfdw It h juiou string of li to temmi Thaat Uglily ■tUt tad parttky pnaw ^ pcttpkiac ftat. So mm, t «fMtkwM ktipiag katp MnDitaticMi. nrikit* itt rSinUim wttk ^XST d kcUag. > 1 tab wkh Ntartbtlai to gi tad to htlp Bitrtat a BCMt froM dtrtloeiag. UiglidHl to omI k Issm 4 ttfttAtd... it gnatt- i.doM aot aiaia the tUa t dcatoy daoM. Get a b«- ( how quiddy k brings I lelief. Reed dktctJoatln vthMblc tofut—doariW , m, sad $1.23 botdet. eMui nuKln,..tlrtd, hor’Ini .. kntha .. . ittbini. tUn. lA'BALN ITM COMMON ATMlIf l*t eer twtei on con?act at shagging the apple, in addition he haa been hitting well, bis aver age being two bingles per game. Carl Schlosburg told the Chiefs up at Florence last week if they [cnt the Red Capa loose from their ' mooring, he would treat them to a steak and chicken feed at Ous Wards. As the boys turned the trick, 4 to 1, they all gathered at Ous’ place last Thursday night and partook of a sumptions menu, cooked with the usual Ward skill. If any one has any doubt of the baseball epidemic that has gripp^ Camden the past sereral weeks, Just let him sit in the lobby of the Sarsfield hotel and watch Marlon Schlosburg busy, at the telephone answering calls from fans who seek the score of the game. We are happy to chronicle that tbe effort to stage a home plate marriage at Legion stadium this week did not meet with success. To this comer, and we are happy to say, the^ publisher of this paper, the commercializing of the sacred sacrament of marriage is cheap and disgust!^. We admit that it has been done, but in every Instance, it was cheap* tawdry publicity and deatined only to attract a crowd of oglers. We felt the effort.wSa doomed to be a failure because we could not concelre of any minister concurring in such an event. Giant KiUerR Have Fine Record In Palmetto Loop Laad LiMfue And Also Hold Rocdrd For Homers, Base Sleelmf And Sacrifice Hits Chiefs Blast Fistmteers To Keep League Lead Sumter Pastimers Swamped Under A 13 to 0 Score, Camden Gets 21 Hits PALMETTO BASEBALL LEAGUE CAMDEN .. Won 27 Lost 16 PCL J4S Florence ... 27 17 .614 Sumter 26 18 .691 Hartsvllle .. ...... 26 19 .678 I.ake City . 24 20 445 Bennettsvllle IS 27 326 .171 BishopTille . 7 34 Camden blasted Sumter for a 13 to 0 win before a capacity crowd ut the Gamecock city stadium Tues day night. The Chiefs collected 21 hits off a parade of Spmter chunk ers. Eddie Leary, the midget south- law of the Chiefs, had the Sumter sluggers eating out of bia hand, giving up but three hits during the Inning. Eddie connected for four hits himself, one beibg' s triple. Stone also listed four blows. As a result of the win, Camden retained a one game lead over Flor ence in the race for the flag. Flor ence was idle Tuesday night The standings above were compiled fol lowing the Tuesday night games involving Camden and Sumter as well as Hartsvllle and Lake City. When the Camden Chiefs, lead ers in the Palmetto State league,, turned back a stnbbom and scrsp-'j py Lake City team here last Sat urday night, it marked the 12th straight win of the Camden giant killers. And it also marke.1 the 21st victory for the Chiefs in 26 starts. During the IS game winning streak Lasorda, the Norristown, Pa., southpaw, won 6; Eddie Lsary. 12-year-old SL Louis. Mo., left hander, 4; and Bob Scott, Camden, also a southpaw, $. In ths IS game winning streak, which started on July 19, the Chiefs have tunned back Blsbop- vllle three times, Bennettsvllle, jjSsreaes, Lake OMy. Samurr-twice each and Hartsvllle once. They scored 69 runs as against St for the opposition. , Of ^e last 25 games played. La- Borda pitched nine of them. His only defeat came on Jane 18, when Hartaville won 6 to 4 at HartsvUle. Rube ■^Ison, lanky left hander, who hails from Camden, started ZA fUNlUAl HOME PHONE t AMOi N.S V if8 the F’uneral Home hcleJim^keOf ” Fatniliai, jnchtding BBweomin, hnwB tiJd UB diBf caOnd •• Irocnnan of th« ooafid«iiioB odMra luul br* proatod in oar ••nric B Our quiot location oataido the traffic SOM taakaa an oipocial ap peal to tnany familioB. Tr ade, Sell and Bank in Camden THE FLORENCE STORY Here is what Roy Graham, sports writer of the Florence News and also secretary of the Palmetto league, has to say about the Cam- den-Florence game of last Satur day; “With defeat staring Florence’s Red Caps in the bottom half of the eighth, two men out, things sud denly began to pop and Fred (Big Boy) Holland and James (Pepper) Martin connected with, the one- two punch which sent three run ners scampering home and a 54 victory over the visiting CamdMi Chiefs “Jack (Lefty) Clifton turned up a neat performance giving up only five hits, three to (Mchsr Claud (Rock) Stone and two to Third Baseman John McCardy. He walked two and stmckout nine. “Eddie Leary, Calm and good too, waa touched for eight hits, six of them solid, one off the shortstop’s glove and the other a pant He walked six and fanned four, "Trailing 2-8 and leaving men stranded in most innings, the Red Caps had two out in the eighth when things started happening. El bert Owens worked Leary for a base on balls and Clifton shot a single by short Ipto left. Holland came in to bat for Sameia and, after fouling off fonr pitches, rifled a hit by third into left to knot the score as Owens scored. Curly Co wick officially entered the game to run for Holland and play short “On the first pitch Martin sing led into center by the second base- man’s outstretched glove. Clifton came churning home running wide- open and Cowick, a speed demon, was right behind him tallying from first on the hit-and-run bingle. Jack Schuyler walked and Jordan failed to end the Inning. “It was a good game from start to finish. At the end the tans took up a collection for Holland to show their appreciation. Line score:: ■Florence. 5 9 2 Camden 8 5 7 Clifton and Owens; Leary and Stone Ibe best towel for ghripg a dear thins In record tims Is soft and sb- •orbsttt ydC lihvak Ittlkfa cial klaas tosrdlng is nado lor.flila punesa. AU-Unan towds or thoao! with a hi|h p«reant«i^^ a< fincni akoorb water inoro quickly than] ootton and usudly i^y softer than j ootkh towds iltcr #athin|. LBmb | towsis are mqieosivo but do a good Job U dryltlt and Itavo almost no I Uni And WooUy Diamond Scrap Won By Oiiefs Jack Kaane’a Smvle In Ninth Brings Victory To Camdon Jack Keane’s scratch single is the last of the ninth inning scored Rock Stpne from trird to give the NAOt ttWI Camden Chiefs a 7 to 6 decision ^ over the Snmter Fiskateers before j to third on Lamont’a single two and a hdf hour fracas. Bar- raneas. Kelly and Dennis for Sum ter and Lasorda, Scott and Mc- .Cartby for Camden. Lasorda started for Camden and when the Chiefs piled up a 4 to 0 lead in four frames. Manager Beck Russell relieved him with Scott in order to save Lasorda for other garnet this week. Sumter scored four runs in the next three innings to tie up th.e count and went ahead 6 to 4 in the seventh with Mc Carthy on the hill. Camden exploded in the eighth to score two runs on two bits, one being a double by Blalock, and an error. In the ninth Stone led off with a single, stole second and the largest throng of the season Monday nighL Six horlera saw action during the Keane then stepped into the spot light with his single to score Stone and win the ball gams. In ths last two Innings the Chiefs posted six stolen bases. Camden 7 15 6 Sumter 6 IP 6 Lasorda, Scott, McCarthy and Stone; Barraneau, Kelley, Dennis and Bradley. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Septem ber 2, 1947, Mrs. Cottle M. Cashatt will make to the Probate Court ^ Kershaw County her final retui% as Administratrix of the estate of I M. L Cashatt, deceased, and on- the same date she will apply to the said CViurt for a final discharge as said Administratrix. 21-24p MRS. COTTIE M. CASHATT. - Admlniatratrix. ] Camden, S. C.. Aug. 2, 1947. Miserable with backache? W/HENUds*y« function badly and yf you Msisr * iiPB9'"9 bacitacbc, wMb dittinmi (Mbwa icanty or loo ntSManl urinaBon and gslting up at nioMi when yon feel ttrsA nervout,, aUisI... us* IWi DOM's aft sipowlly rdr poorly woricina kidneys. MtfHont of boxat avsiy year. Ib«y ats rscoin- tb* country ovsr. Adt your Doans Pills UNCLE iom OF DEPENDABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSiONAL>SERVICE CAMDEN ELECTRIC CO. EOT POINT . APPLIANCES Salt aiid Serrico PhoDB 155 beKalb St CAMDEN BEAUTY SHOP u A Beauty Aid For Every Nee^ \nBat our ditplay ol out* •t4Mdia|r chiftii glkM now«ltiB^ ' PEONE 149 ' SIEIN & HAMMOND SESVICE STATION AND GABACE **4 How Soroieo With o Sotao” East DeKalb St PHONE 7S8-W • Rack Drinfakg a Pariaf Braakfaif a Concrata Wark A. 'J. STEIN Paintinf Coatracton Floor Sandiok T«nnita TraatBBBota E. DaKalk ^ Pkooa ISS-J the season with ths Chlsfs winning four games by wide scores ovsrl Florence twice, Snmter and Harta ville, before he Joined the Rock Hill Chiefs liL.the Tri-State loop. 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