The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 16, 1948, Image 19
kanesLefp
den plays HARRISBURG
0 team here on SUNDAY
h Fred Tejan and his rollicking band of polp
planning to leave for Myrtle-Beach after May 10
/vk’ill remain during, the coming summer putting
exhibitions and presentinf program of bronco bust
le* roping and other rodeo features for the edifica-
latives and beach visitors, there remain^ but a few
jnes oh Kirkwood field before the 1947-48 season
ere.
lehty IHtle leader of the
Ig of 47-48 at the Kirk*
in plans on giving the
port lovers as well at th®
(jreds who come froih C!o-
umter, Orangeburg. Mon-
otte to watch the games
, spectacular sport before
a falls.
coming Sunday, April 18.
isburg. Pa., state cham-
1 fly down to meet the
arriors In a second game
s which has seen Harris-
1 -the flying Argentinian
,o.s in a starring role,
the Camden Towners 6
j game was playM iaat
eek and offered some
lUy. The game next Sun-
Id he' more exciting as
i 100 per cent Harrlshiurg,
personnel that won the
ors in the Quaker com-
li. who will be here to
e to the Tejan outfit,
e Beach report, appearing
e.ss under a Beach date
that for the first time
tory the Beach will have
summer with the tai-
ime tentatively scheduded
15. The story goes on to
after several weeks of
the tavadera ia a aaaaatlQaal haV
Ue C'to i.
Cm-l Ughtfoot scored Camdea’a
first counter but it was only, after
Charley Sabin had executed a beau
tiful aetup in front of the Benning
goal on a long shot from the side
boards. In the second period Ldght-
toot carried the ball the length of
the field and set op the hall for
Bjjdie Tejan to come roaring in
and drive oyer for the second Cam
den counter.
Benping broke into the record
for their lone tally of the after
noon when Colonel Wea Moran
scored on a nice angle shot. Cam
den scored twice in the fourth
chukker On goals by Ekl Tejan and
Lightfoot. Luis Ramos scored the
Orangelnirg'Teain
Palmetto League
Begiiis Wwkouts
Identiromi Wins
Beep Run Hunt
Cup At ^chmond
nAffntiwttnna i , '-“suiiuoi. uuis lumoB scorea me
SJri^emems C*®**®"
hS^X ikIJ «P ’'‘th Ueut. Bar-
shorK Sfol^isth Af M “®'- Hopkins at No. 1. Col. Dick
we?k Te^L J* K- ^0. 2. Major Qeorg;
W^aIdSapuS?Rfhw.^.^Lf*i“ ^0. 3 and Col. W«*t
B^h ilfiSkS Horan at No. 4. Camden had Tom
flSd skS Se H®***®*® Ho. 1 for five periods
tacent ^‘*®“ Ramus wont in at the spot
i^tainAd whiiA Sabin played No. 2, Ughtfoot was
obtained, while ^table accommoda- at 3 and Ed Tejan was at 4. Pred
Washington Park race track. The .
work of staking out the field, get--m* v mg l •
ting the side boards built and in- llinD6r MarklltS
stalled and marking off'the spec-
ion7at‘’o?d“*Prograiti Proceeds
^ Tejan has confirmed the Beach * forester-s
story and states that he was very “O® announced that the tim-
pleased that he can carry out his , program is progress-
supimer activity so near Caniden, satisfactorily taking into con-
as he plans on returning here in ‘o" th® extreme weather
November to resume his Camden
game program. . | counties that compose
CamtiAn Hnum. c,»-4 r‘*® ^‘strlct. Chesterfield. Kershaw,
^mden Downs Fort Benning ,'Lee, Lancaster. Richland and Sum-
Desplte a heavy downpour of ter, 1 1-4 million board feet of lum-
raln 'Sunday morning and ,a con- ber and 1,265 standard cords of
tinued threat of more daring the pnlpwood have, been marked dur-
afternoon, a falr-slaed orowd gath- Ing the first nine months of the
ered at Kirkwood field to watch the present fiscal year.
Camden Town team trample on. a The Camden office explained that
hard-scrapping Port Benning team the good part about the program,
and win 6 to 1. In th,e first game othgr than giving the landowner
two weeks before Camden downed an accurate estimate of the timber
' marked, was the fact that tne land
is left in better shape than it was
previously. Through thinnings and
the removal of old and decadent,
trees, the compoaitioB of the fewest
is improved and Ita growth rate is
increased.
Any landowner may obtain the
I services of the S. C. Commission
of Forestry by contacting his coun
ty agent or the district forester at
Camden, S. C. Woodlamd examina
tions are made free of charge and
the marking service can be ob
tained for the Very small^ fee of
25c per thousand board fee't mark-
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DoLury And Lunont, Both
Former Camden Players,
Are, Listed As Among The
Prospective Players .
The Orangeburg team of the Pal-'
metto baseball league began prao
tice Monday, and listed as candi
dates for the team are two former
Camden players, DeLury and La
ment. . '
Ihe Orangeburg- Times and
Democrat last Saturday nrried the
following story; '
“Over 17.200 was reported col
lected into the treasury of the
Orangeburg baseball club at a
meeting of the directors last night
in the Kingan canteen.
“A gigantic promotion program
was ordered by the president^ of
the club in preparation for the
coming season and plans call for
a radio program and posted sched
ules to boost the team. The time
for the program will be announced
within s week.
“Paul Dean, business manager of
the team, gave a full report or.
the members of the squad and
their previous status in baseball.
Some put of state players, mostly
pitchers, were put on the prospect
list and Mr. Dean will contact
them immediately. Mr. Dean also
made the announcement that the
team will begin practice on Mon
day at 4 p. m. Practice sessions
will be held at the fair grounds un
til- Mirmow field is ready for use.
In connection with his re^rt, Mr.
Dean asked that more names be
submitted by the fans tw a name
for the team. The prizeVgolng. to
the person submitting tne best
name will be a free season past,
for all the Orangeburg home gamea.
“Present team prospects include
the following: Tommy Bell, for-
'merly of Newberry college, a catch
er; TaUie Goodman of Swansea.
Hugh DeLury, formerly a player at
Fort Jackson. A1 Lament, C, W.
McBnally, Boh Hair of Springfield,
Johnny Lane, EMdle Blackmon,
“Rubber” Kinsey, Junior Fogle, EJd
Scott, Robert Berry of Bowman,
formerly of Newberry, and Man
ager A1 Kohonen.
“It was learned that the Orange
burg team would be outfitted in
gray uniforms with red and blue
trimmings, similar to the St. Louis
Cardinals. A large supply of equip
ment has been bought by the club
and they will be one of the best
equipped teams in the circuit.
“An aspiring Orangeburg baseball
players were urged by Manager
Kohonen and Panl Dean to be pres
ent at the fair ground field on
Monday for tryouts with the team.
Pitchers are the main objective of
the club at present but Mr. Dean
streesed the fact that none of the
positions have been cewed ’up as
yet
-«.‘.‘T.^,G. JBguig« reported ttMM
tickets have been ordered and wH)
be ready for sale when the sehaon
begins. He added that the field la
nearing completion and the instal
lation of the field lights has began.”
"
Roxtpur Fiaiahed. Second
A Nom Ahead Of Grand
IlliiMon>;—Camden Horses
Are Doinf Well
Identiroon, the blsck gelding
owned by Samuel R. Fry of Wyom
ing, who tossed his rider, A. Stokes
at the first jump in the Carolina
Cup race here March 27. won the
Deep Run Hunt cap, at Richmond,
ya., on April 3. The race was
a terrific three-mile race over post
and rail and the Camden-trained
horse made it in the fast time of
6:21:1. In winning he captured a
leg on the cup presented by Mrs.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer.
Another Camden-trained horse,
Roxspur. owned by Miss Laura
Franklin of Monkton. Md., closed
fast in the Deep Run race to take
second place a nose ahead of Grand
Illusion, entry of the Holliday Hill
farm of this city and also a Cam
den-trained horse. Grand Illusion, U
will bo recalled, finished second in
the Carolina Cup race* being hosed
out by Big Mike in one of the most
sensational finishes ever witnessed
in the Springdale course. Roxspur
raced in the Springdale meeting
here on March 18.
The worth of South Carolina a.s
a training area for the race horses
was further dhmonstrated at New
York last week when two South
Carolina-trained horses took first
and second places in the Paumonok
130,000 event, the first big stake
raceOof the season.
Better Self, a King Ranch horse,
trained by Max Hirsch.'was first,
and Royal Governor, ownedi^y Mrs,
Esther duPont Weir, was second.
Better Self was trained at Colum
bia attd Royal Governor in Cam
den. .
Harry D. Klrkov^r, who for yeari
has been trying . to tell the turf
world of the worth of South Caro
lina' as a training center, was par
ticularly interest^ in the result of
the Paumonok races and remarked
that it proves his contentions be
yond a.doubt.
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■Mrs. Herbert Williams of 638 1-2
York streej, Camden, enlisted in
the Field ArUllery tor a three year
period, the Columbia U. 3. Army
and U. S. Aair Force Recruiting
Main street has announced. Pvt.
Williams attended .Cnosdea hteh
school and wna later employed as
a truck driver.
John S. Hinson, son of Mr. and
Mra. A. H.'Sineon of Box 71, Ker
shaw, enlisted in . the Regular
Army for a three year period. Ho
haa chosen an assignment In Camp
Lee. Va. Ho served with thou.U. 8.
navy for tour years and rafslvad
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the Probate Court of Kershaw Oonn-
ty her final return as executrix of
the estate of James B. Skipper, de
ceased. ami on the same data tfia
will apply to the said Court for a
final discharge m said executrix.
N. C. ARNBTT,
Judge of Probate.
Camden, 8. C.. MSr. 29, 1948. S4c
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND^ CREDITORS
AH pastlee indebted of the es
tate of Mills L. Allen are hereby
nntlflsd to make payment to the
osdMfkigned, and all parties, if any,
laving claims against the said es
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law. 4-dc
MAGGIE LEE ALLEN
Administratrix
Camden', 8. C., March 31,1948.
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AND CREDITORS
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notified to make payment to tha
undersigned, and all parties, if any,
kavlng claims against the said aa>
tate will present them likewise
duly attested, within the time prv
scribed by law. 449
GUSSIE REYNOLDS
Administrator
Camden. 8. C., Aprtl 5, 1948.
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