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IIiKh ^mm* Crucial Game On Friday Night Camden Bulldogs mU in- eight-yew period there was but Jgrth Charleston Friday one year when the record proved and upon this game rests Ta title, or at least a share Inwood, Camden Charleston are racing Sd neck toward tjp hononi [ ^i n g won 7 and lost one r*mden team will be the ifiii the Friday night tilt r? North Charleston team. offer a half-and-half T talent meaning half and half yearling, and _ have a great disparity m ,t»to overcome, vvhat the ■ team does have m abund spirit and v fig is ne city lads sour, that being in 1946 wh«TfoS game were posted on the red side of the record ledger. In 1941 the was dropped, while in 1944 they won the undisputed state title with a clear recoVdTf wins against no ties or defeats. In 1945 the going was rough and they dropped three. In 1946 four we£ lost but in 1947 the team played a victory schedule but dropped a post-season game to North Char leston on a fluke play. This year the team has lost but one game, that being to Hartsville, a team that for 16 years had been an easy victim of the Bulldogs. The Camden coaching staff WKCtty tad* will find them eyeing ^ I with gloom. Scouts who have seen Cotch Lindsay P«*rc* will the Blue Devils in action declare tbs following Ijr^T <m | them to be the class of the state despite an opening Tnecoa! jtatn tacklaa, Morrison Baksri loft half E^x; right hsST “ SE and fullback, jTb b«li*ved that < _ Uh. the midgjt who st«- L bio the hall of famo In J,B-C gams will so# plenty g action. ^ Camden team win be ac- — „ game lost to Wmnaboro. 'Hie coast city towners have weight and speed add have been splendidly coached. In games played last week Sumter and Orangeburg played to a T to 7 tie; North Charleston coasted to a 32 to 7 win over Con way with the Blue Devils using second string talent for almost the .entire game; Gaffney upset the dope by whaling Anderson 20 to 0, while Rock Hill outlucked Co ed to the dueling area by lumbia 13 to 7; Charleston Banties i of fans and the famed I upset Florence 6 to 0 and Spartan- high school band. purg upset Greenville 14 to 12; —ii- upset Bishopville 26 to j Bulldogs. A Columbia, i _ •itgr rated them in the A. ranks,■ «& am. wwtw%w IS was in error. rince the BuU-1 MatheT Will Play Wilkinson Friday pned. The high school with onljr | (enrol Ibrok i 1 The game between Mather In 1938 the Bulldogs ing game for the championship the South Carolina Athletic ct con- Mather same iri Columbia tor the SC 4|^?! “ »«* kto these two year, the teem IP” J, 1 ! 1 °5 “J *?A it but two games, each one of [““ out of ttie uch was a championahop ^ I one^ game B ° th 90110018 have 11641 1 b the past eight years, or dat- _ , _ _ . [from 1941, Camden has played TOMORROW'S EXPERTS consistently strong game and Brainy men know that the *d. in the trained man gets ahead. When dp- I portunity for advancement comes along, the man with training gets [first call. You can put yourself in one of sted an amazing record. ' ' getting and exciting] HX+uiet - plate Theatre I KERSHAW. 8. C. I j* 1 !■ g ■■fr" Friday, Nov. 11 “BABE RUTH 8TORY“ Wm. Bendix, Claire Trevor Saturday, Nov. M "FRONTIER AGENT* Johnny Mack Brown Bat. Nov. 20, UhMF. 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