The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 30, 1948, Image 2
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OVER THE SPORT DESK
Of TIm Skippar
Tliat tiuimptnc HaitiTflle dished
sp to oar CSileCs Isst Wedsesdsy
WM like Urd taking effect on a
greased pole. Ttie Chlefe skidded
0<oai flrM to toorth place in Inst
one hoar and fifty wlnaten
vSore'OnM '* a tough break for
iohilny Ifobre, who with a better
defense back .of him would hare
hong up *hLi fifteenth win of the
season. Hie Chiefs looked like a
picUire of a million dollar pltehsr
with a mediocre framn
Kenneth
second
Che d
a defeat
V-i-r--:
metb yK
d saeaer
Ifference
night the sesrappy
er would hare meant
between a wlA and
Knight inth Sock
Stone, had to play with the Red
Raiders at FVirt Jackaon. Franldy,
we do hot like ihatt'kind of an ar-
raagemont
The fans mlas the poblic address
system and the play by 'play story
as giren by^fleoige Stuart. Frankly
we do not know why the public
addiM aystem Is not used. There
are soTeral reports as to the why
snd wherefore—but we're not going
into tbat^ We suggest howerer,
that the club management get on
the halt —
And incldeQtany we want to paM
a suggestion that. RohOfC ‘Finch
gave us a week ago last SuQday.
L.
saves food
saves time
saves money
Here and ready for
your inspoctioa. Big,
tobrny* ll'cobic'fiioc
capacity. Freezes and
stores 1385 pounds
delidous food. DON^
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yov olwayt thought it would
taka two motors to da ft corrios
you ovor tha wotor at epoods
that toko your brooth owoy
and it throttlos down to porfoct
aowiing, maa-on-hoajMhoWng.
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pact in on outboord motor,
plus mony' highly-knportaal
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Finch is tba'lilg sbr^of tbr
si Asooclotion of Basahsll eloia
and was hsrs to discuss plans for
the professloDSl league that wOl
take the place of the Palmetto
nest season—We hope.
CWK-
Anyhow—Finch looked the
den baseball plant over and ga'
it hia approval. Bnt he woa inclin
ed to be critical of the manner in
which'4he graas waa permitted to
grow deep along the outer garden
wall. And that hedge qf weeds
along in front of the grandstand
did not bring any plandits. ,
.What we are aiming at Is that
the ball lot can stand quite a bit of
slicking up.
PALMETTO. LEAQUE
Wen LoeC
Orangeburg* . 2€ . 17
CAMDEN .... 26 * It
Hartsville 28 It
Lake City 25 20
Kingstree ....'..,. 23 21
Georgetown 23 28-
Sumter, 10 34
elnug GatM ^ M»yw McCwMeto
Wdl Be Played
Saturday, Aug. 7
Retire Aftor 10
Y'^riln Office
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tylha^ pf 8haa2
■>«IsrictT
Wednai^ay Qame Reaulta
Lake City 10, Georgetown ,?•
Sumter 14. Kingstree 13.
Camden-Orangeburg, rain.
Qames'^ Tonight
Lake City at Camden.
Kingatree at Orangeburg
Sumter at Hartarllle.
Stolen Aifto Is
Recovered Here
On July 22. It48. a 1941 Pontic
was recormwd by the Sheriffs of
flee. This car was stolen In Wash
ington, D. C., at about 1 o'clock
We'dneaday morning and recovered
here at 8 o'clock Thursday after
noon. John F. Falkins was appre
hended along with the automobile.
He hfs been turned over to Fed
eral authorltiei for prosecution.
NOTICE TO DEBtmS
AND CREDITORS
All parties Indebted to tbe e
ute of B. B. Bowen are hereby
notified to make payment to the
undersigned, snd all parties, if.any,
having claims against the said es
tate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law. ■* 20-2tc
THEODORE BOWEN
Admlnlatraior
Camden, S. C., July 18, IMI.
The Camden Chiefs and Oraago-
bnrg nrowes.i rained out Wedno*-
day night here will play off the
^ame on Saturday. August 7 at
Legion stadium.
A crowd of some. 1408 peofde,
who had braved tbe threatened
storm to go to the stadium Wed
nesday night, iwere drdnehed in
whleb wgs dewnibed as being near
to a clo^burst “
.As in a prevkMU appearance of
m& Bravos here sev^l weeks ago.
the rain came Just as the teams
were wanning up for the game.
After a wait of ten .minutes when
the downfall baited, tbe teams re
sumed their warmup but in Ieoh
than five minutes the main storm
struck and tbe water fell in sheets.
Fanned by a wind and rain swept
through the grandstand soaking
men and women who were huddled
there.
Tonight the Chiefs play the Lake
City club. here.
COOPER LOSES THREE-HITTER
Ace Cooper gave up but three
hits in a brilliant hurling perform
ance at Oobrg^own Tuesday night
but he went down in a 3 to 2 de
feat' beqauee liig mates - could not
regglster a scoring kick In a thrill
packed ninth inning. .
Trailing 2 to 3 going into the
ninth the Chiefs proceeded to load
thq sacks without a player being
retired. At -tbis Juncture, Mike
Gooyak, the Aethletics ace chunker,
relieved Thomas. The crowd was
tense as Qoyak went to the hill,
There was a frented'cheer as he
retired the Tirst batter and when
he tossed a double-play ball to re
tire the aide the spectators sectioo
became a scene of riotoua hysteria.
Cooper, Vrhile going down to de
feat, was Jtie big show in the game.
Not only did he put over a bean
tlfnl pKdilng Job but in four trips
to the plate belled two douMeo.
His teanupaCgTCarol Cox, also got
two topknot,
Hifto Camden misenes con-
irfouted to the Georgetown scoring.
MI
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for Ijimbor
Wm, Jennings
Bryan Dorn .
Gandidate for U. S. Senate
•
A champion of States’
Rights for the past 10
years. A life-long farmer
on Route 1, Greenwood.
Believes the soda, tractors,
and farm equipment go
ing, to. Europe should be
used to take care of the
fanners of this nation
first An aggressive, young
man who still believes in
political .honor and integ
rity. ‘
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USED CARS
1947 Crodey Pick-Up ' 1937 Packard Sedan
1942 Dodge IV2 ton 1938 Ford Coupe
1941 Chryuer Sedm ^ 1946 Jeep 1
1942 Ford Coach 1937 Dodge Sedan
1934 Buiek Conv, CiMpe and Otherg
MELLICHAMP-
MAHONEYmti
WRECKER SERVICE
Day FImmm 613 Niglit PhoM 86S-W
CamdoM, S. C .
•Wa m Tkd Beat Ani=Ser^ The ReeF’
MOORE WINS 16th GAME
Johnny Moore took over In the
seveoth ianlng of the Chiefs-Roy
sis game here last Friday night
and stopped a Kingstree rally cold,
while his teramates went on to
club out an 8 to 4 win.
Bug Horton pitched beautiful ball
for six Innings, giving up boe three
scratch hits. In the seventh the
roof f^l .In. op. the spilth paw. The
vlsHors apiashed the score sheet
wKh a homer, triple and a scratch
single, which with a walk, put
four runner^ .over the pan. Moore
stepped into'the breach and while
Coker pooted a Single, a fast double
play engineered by Horton, Knight
and Walling, retired tbe side.' It
was one of two hits that Moore
gave up in the three framee he
labored.
Knot Bortram led -toe Camden
16-hlt attack with v nmner with
odie on and two triples in four
tripe to the plate. Joe Blalock also
had 'two for four with one going
for two bases.
House, of Kingstree, gathered a
homer and triple in four times at
bat, while Homer Coker listed two
tor four, each being a single.
Camden got away to a fast start
when three runs were scored in
the first frame on Horton's walk,
Walling’s sscrifice, a single by Bla
lock scoring Horton and Bertram's
two, run homer. Kingstree roared
back In the seventh to take the
lead, but it was of short duration
as the Chiefs came 'across in the
last of the inning to push over
three runs and added two
in the eighth.
more
CHIEFS WIN OVER SUMTER
The Camden Chiefs / d^eated
Sumter at Sumter Monday night
10 to 8 in an 11 inning game.
In the first of the 11th inning
Camden poshed over two mna Har
rison singled and went to third
when Cox rapped a sharp grounder
through short. Cooper then ground
ed sharply to the short field and
Cox raced over for the aqcoRd ruii
bf the round.
Knot Bertram managed to get
his usual homer, the four base
blow coming In the third witjj none
MiiiiniiiiiiimmBaiBiii8E>
Wayside Theatre
(U-Drivo-N)
* Fri.-S«t^ July 30-31
"GOiyS COUNTRY”
with Robert Lowery, Helen
Gilbert
“Crackpot King"
“Hurricane Expreaa" Serial
Mon.-Tuso., Aufiut 2-3
”SEC<»ID CHORUS”
with Paulstta Goddardi and
Fred Aatalfe \
Cartoon I
1 ‘rTtSOGnnOOOOOOBl
Wed.-Thuri., Auf. 4-1^
“THE YOUNG WIDOW”
with Jane Rueaell
“THE EY|]|,^AVE IT" —
t Cartoon
>^»^Gacl61!>GbOJSSOOPOOoct
Fri-Satf-Aufuat 6-7
“HURRICANE” .
with Dorothy Lamore,'Jon HaiL
“Hurricane Expretss" SsHal
^ _ Oortooin
Shfomt B«cb 8 P. IL and
^ •:4SJP. M.
^ E. ELYTher. Owner
en. Slate Hlgln^ town, of
•Mayor F. N. McOorkle who will
y turn over the rtflee of
Henry Savage^r., aajd
that he desb^ to eo-
with the new adminiatrar
every way'possible and that
fboka forward to a period of
great prosperto^ for Camden.
Mr, McOorBi wBl have served
ai Mayor for C^e past ten years
and. three montH^ when he turns
the office to the new Mayor and
he la aeverlng an affiliation with
the city after, a service
of over 14 years. He held the of
fice of councilman for four years
before becoming Mayor. During his
tenure as councllma nhe was at the
head of t^ police commiasftm.
'The retiring Mayor,, served ah
president of tlje Municipal As
sociation of South Carolina during
1948 and 1947 and was called upon
to make speeches for the associa
tion all over the state.
In the decade of service given
MltSon
itiniWp weto* ‘
Lkms Onb Calledr
OffPorMYear
I Tha awiual family pk^ of the
Oamte LIod* Club, which woa
scheduled to be held early .In Aof- _ .v ^ 'tr-
not. hdi boeo called off for this *FlWBi Polio Aria
City Bosiq ^
nounoea that kU boZ
age comig. i
^ may area tSSi
^«nt ahOuid toSl
tte dty heattS efS?
rlaon.
9
•How To ^
' fans
whenever rain is^w«J
*^8uld be ammi^ ,
0*Wlmrgand^
the Palmetto leagna
T
, Robert Outen, a n«w,
audBenJy In the fronu
tome near Rabou't Cro
Tuesday. He had
the field where JZ
lug. The SherlfTi 0(1
coroner Investigated aw
rar unaecea
year.
At a recent meaOnE of tha dab,
John Stover was a.ppo]ntad dialr-
man of a committee to moke a sar-
vey of the club’s fair booth and de
cide what amDunt of ezpanskm
waa necessary and also what eqaip-
ment to bny In preparatloa for H^e
coming fair.
The club has three representar
tires at the International conven
tion in New Tork this week, Ed
Hoffman, Fred West and J. C. Wal
ton. Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Went
are accompanied by their wives.*
“bItHESDA PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, August 1, A. JDouglaa
McAm, pastor. Church school at
I ten o’clock wkh a Bible class for
every age. The nursery class c<m-
by Mr. McCorkle he served wlto through the morning ser-
honor on many ^te and county Morning worship-at eleven
emergency commit^ durfag the fdlowahlp at alk
last world war. Following the^i^nd jortytflve p. m.
of the war he started on a progrtoj. Friendship Chapel; Sunday
of industrtal development for Cam-1 at ten o’clockT'lSrwlng
den. During *****‘*?i“**!j^‘*°“ .worship at eight o’clock, wtti Mr.
money was Provided J^^^^.^\^ank U Perry In charge. 1^.
auxiliary ,^ekUL_and property for ^
the Southern Aviation Sohod. City
water lines were laid from, the
Camden airport almost tio the
Wateree 'mills thus opening up a
cast area for Industrial and resi
dential development Sewage facili
ties were provided for the eastern
part of the city and a new pump
ing station built
ank L. Perry In charge, icvery
le la invited to attend these aer-
an inquest wl
TRAVELERS QUiNTti
HERE AUGUST |
The public is iBTjt*
the Travelers Qulnteii
Bcttel A. M. E. dSS
Street Sunday, August 1
Come one, come all R
faring.
McCarley Plays In
National Tourney
Joe McCarley, son of County
Agent and .1^. W. C. JfcCarley,
will lead thh %uth Carolina team
in.tbe National ^United States Golf
Association Junior amateur tour
nament at Ann Arbor, Mich., Aug
ust 11-14 by virtue of having been
low scorer in tbe Junior amateur
tournament in Columbia Tuesday.
He posted a 78 over a par 72 cmirse.
Other Camden entries were Morty
Muller and William Cox, Jr. j
DR. F. G. RICK
Seientifie Ckhropraetor
38Vi N. Main St <' -Slnrtaa; S C piMa, „
HOURSt 6*12; 2x30-6, oogoopt TKarsdayB
App^tBMMt
According te Dr. Ralmer, the dovelepar of fhlrsm
Scientific Chirepraeler givos no medicine nor drugsii
aeribea nothing for tho pqMnts to tako by mouttt!^ 1
has givon us tho NEUROCAtOMETBR whteh M the haia
oelontifie inotmmeiit uaod In tho rostoratlon of Mahi
Brooks, cf Groonvillo, B, C., tS Aekisy Road, wrHss- <
amaxod whan my Mood proaoMro drpppod. to normal. wMMi
days. Thanks to nqwr aelqntiflo Chlropra^lo, * '
I fool owsN.*
on. Rosa Horton led the Camden
attack with four for se^n and
Dave Walling posted three for six.
Bill Anderson of Sumter'hsd three
for five and Joe Dickinson had two
for two for the losers.
Camden scored four runs In 'the
first round but Sumter come back
with two in the first and two In
the second to tie up the game.
CAmden added a score in the third
and two in the fourth* to take the
lead. Sumter made two in the
fourth and added two more in the
sixth to forge ahpad of the Chiefs.
Camden tied up the count in the
seventh and from Hien on until the
11th Hhe team battled on even
terms.
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Stock and fixtures in
grocery store. Located at Boykin
Mill Pond. 20p
FOR SALE—Nine piece dining
room suite, , two-piete living
'.oop suite in good condition.
Mrs. Henry Norris, Camden, R-2.
• Phone 490-J. 20c
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