The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 14, 1948, Image 11
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OPEN HOME
»N WEDNESDAY NIGHT;
GEORGETOWN IS OPPONENT
T>.P Camden Chiefs will pry open the'Palmetto Base-
ae season locally on next Wednesday eveninjr at
wk at Legion Stadiifm with Georiretown, a new comer
^ leairue, as their opponent. Interest in baseball is
hjjrft, as usual, in Camden and a record-breaking
'!?fa expected to witness the first game of the official
rdise
je season.
wUI oe » abort corenwiv
’y openin* the
mnc'a N.
Lh* fint ball. Usher Myer^
^ the county board of
will be behind the plate.
JST’ neither manaser
SSfiy indicated his st^taf
It Is possible that Leary
i«k« the mound for the Chiefs
, openei. Goyak may be the
sc dtcher for Georgetown.
J Camden Chiefs hare shown
Loll is me-season gafhes hay*
several of the Palmetto
In practice games and hay-
than held their own in
I iniUDoe.
L Chiefs won the league pen-
lUst year and will be out this
to repeal. The team has been
strengthened by the addition
idle Leary, one of the outstand-
[pltchers in -the circuit last
tickets for the opening game
11.00, but after that the fee
75 cents for adults and S5
lor children. Thete fees were
[by the directors of the leagne.
Chiefs are being managed
Chiefs Win WOd
Game Over Sumter
Eddie Leary gaye the Snmter
Flakateera four hits in aeyen
frames and the Chiefs had a IS to
S lead when he waa relieved and
Dave Chandlw took over.
The Sumter batters took to
Chandler’s shoots like a baby to a
popsickle and i before ‘^Ace” Parker,
■ub-catoheg for the Chiefs, who was
sent in hdd stopped the onslaught,
the visitors bad pushed eight runs
over the pan and were trailing by
but three runs.
George Turoevllle, who learned
his baseball through H. A- Small,
of this city, poled two home runs
put of the lot, one In the first in
ning with one man on and the oth
er In the eighth.
Camden finally won the ball game
14 to 10. The Chiefs went scoreless
for three innings when Bill Wil
liams was hurling for the visitors.
They got bat one hit off Williams.
When Hutchenson took over they
-D KK.,, proceeded to give him a real past-
•euon by Manager BubMrjjjj^ clattered over the
a pitcher who has had wide tourth, five in the
>Bce having playM with fom- again In the seventh
and one in the eighth.
having played with
in the International league.
City in the American As-
tion snd Portland In the Pa-
ICoast league.
Camden Chiefs have some
[uces this year but there are
{gome members of last year's
Bt-winning team back In the
ip. At any rate the fans are
of some fast baseball.
^INAL DISCHARGE
ce is hereby given that one
from this date, on June 8,
McKee G. Boykin and New-
Boykin. Jr, will make to the
Ite Court Of Kershaw County
final return as Elxecutors
state of Mwgaret G..Boykln,
bed, and on the same date
[will apply to the said Court
I final disc harge as said Etecu-
»-12c
N. e. ARNETT,
Judge of Probate,
nden, S. C., May 8, 1948/
The line score:
Camden 14 14 i
Sumtet ,10 11 8
Batteries: Leary, Chandler, « Par
ker and Moore; Williams, Hutchm-
son. Alexander an<!^ Connor.
Children’s Sport
Program Launched
One of the most forward steps
In Camden golfing activities has
been taken by Mrs. Ray Woolfe,
chairman of the womens program,
end Steve Duda, club program in
the inauguration of a children’s
sports calender at the well known
Camden Country Club.
It Is proposed to conduct a com:
petltivp program of some kind
every Saturday morning for chil
dren up to 12 years of age. The
first venture occurred last Satur
day when some score or more of
tiny toy golfers appeared and par-
APPRECIATION'
vitb to express our sincere
1 of appreciation for the many
Jesses extended to us by so tfeipated In the several events that
people who were thoughtful were scheduled.
Dsiderate of us during the in the g(rff touruaraent the com
I tragedy that occurred In dor pletltlon was confined to putts and
the 4path of our daughter in this Johnnie Komegay wifs first
lister, Lois Jackson Bobeler. with 19. Bobby McCarty was sec-
Irxpresslons of sympathy and ond with “20 and Lee May* was
any beautiful floral tributes third with 22. Mlml Miller took -the
the affection In which oor consolation honors with 49 putts,
was held. Again we think In thp three hole^ag event, Ren
Be and all. , nie Smith waa winner with Peter
era of the E. J. Jackson Moller second and Graham DnB6se
.■ third
FREE PARKING
FOJB OUR CUSTOMS®
We now have a paved parking lot to
the rear of our building and will be
rlad for our customers to p«rk there
^hile doing their shopping7“;
It is necessary to limit the parking
time to two hours per customer.
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