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AUGUSTA POTO TEAM WILL
PLAY CAMDEN ON SUNDAY
A precuion-built Camden polo foq^nqme will be oat
for revenue Sunday when they take on Jmimy Minnick’e
Augusta, Ga., powerftiouae team in the first of a three-game
series. , ■ 'T ; : !
For • year ago when these
teams battled on Kirkwood field
here it was the invading hosts
that won, taking, two of the three
games played. Every game was a
classic of action, brilliant riding
and beautiful sharpshooting. This
year's series should be no excep
tion since it brings all of the 1948
actors back into play.
The Camden team will lineup
with Luis Ramos at No. 1, Can
Lightfoot at No. 2, Eddie Tejan at
No. 3 and Fred at back or No. 4
spot —
Minnick’s team win see Lieut
Col. Gardner at No. 1, Fred Timm
at No. 2, Jim Minnick at No. 3 and
Harry Wagner at No. 4. Captain
Ramsey will be in reserve.
Of the Augusta personnel, Fred
Timm is the only one to see play
on the local field this season.
Since he has been playing the
past three Sundays with the C
den players. Timm is a dairy
in Augusta and plays polo ai
hobby, at which n6 is except!
'ally good.
In goal rating Augusta will
have an edge on Camden, but the
ill oe on the flat, accord
Cam
a dairyman
as a
lon-
is on his honeymoon in
but is expected to be back in time
for the Augusta game Sunday. In
the event mat he fails io get here
in time, Manager Fred will use
Ralph Little and M. B. Burns in
alteraatingat the No. 1 spot. Both
of these rulers have shown class
this season and while both boast
of amateur ratings, their love of
the sport serves to add value to
their play. In bygone days Ralph
Little was a “must” in all well
played games.
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Deciding Game Is
Won By Camden
In Polo Series
The Camden polo riders took
the third and deciding .game from
the Baltimore foursome at the
Kirkwood polo field here Sun
day afternoon by a 6 to 3 score.
Camden won the first game 6 to
4, dropped the second 5 to 2, but
came across for the series win
last Sundav afternoon with one of
the best polo exhibit!ops seen here
this season. *
Some 600 fans braved a frigid
temperature and murky skies to
see the eight riders cut loose with
sensational riding and brilliant
shooting.
After a 1 to 1 tie in the first
chukker, Camden took command
and by superior defensive play
an dsensational shooting, main
tained the lead to the final bell.
Timm scored for Camden in the
first, while Ramos checked in a
counter for Baltimore in the same
frame. Timm put Camden in
front in the second while the visi
tors went scoreless. Both teams
scored twice in the third, Ramos
for Baltimore and Littl4 and Kir
by Tupper, Sr., for Camden.
Neither team scored in the fourth
and fifth periods, but in the sixth
Lightfoot broke loose and his
first score was a 70-yard carry,
while one minute later traveled
60 yards to register. Baltimore
went scoreless in the sixth.
Team play was much in evi
dence, particularly for Camden.
Timm's first score was on a set
up play by Little. Timm drove the
bad! on a lofty shot to send it be
tween the line of the goal posts.
On the next play Burns, playing
No. 1 for Baltimore, earned the
ball on two dribble shots and then
a loi
Nine Bales Cotton
Stolen In Kershaw
Reward Is Offered
Reward for the information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of the thief or thieves, who
Wednesday night, November 10,
stole nine Dales of cotton from the
cotton
raised
xlay from $100 to 9200.
On Wednesday night the thieves
loaded 11 bales on their truck and
evidently made away in such
haste that two bales were lost fay
them and later picked up on
the Kershaw-Lancaster alternate
highway by Kershaw police. No
tice of the location of the two
of cotton was sent out to state
police for it was not until early
Thursday morning that the theft
was discovered.
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Ann Sheridan, Thomas Mitchell
Chapter 11. ‘Mysterious Mr. M*
Also Cartoon
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with—Paul Campbell
Ruth Terry, Billie Williams
Mon.-Tu«u Nov. 22-23
"TAREAN* SECRET
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Maureen O'Sullivan
John Sheffield
Movietone News and Comedy
Wed. Thurs. Nov. 24-25
"A DATE WITH JUDY"
in Technicolor—with
Wallace Berry, Jane Powell
Elizabeth Taylor
News of the Day and Comedy
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BOYKIN PONTIAC COMPANY
West DeKoJb Street
Contesi Entered
By Mather Seniors
The senior class of Mather
Academy is writing essays for the
annual achievement essay con
test sponsored by the Omega Psi
Phi fraternity in observance of
National Negro Achievement
Week, Nov. 7-75.
The title of the essay is "The
Individual Key to Demorcracy.”
The award for .the best paper
is $125, second prize $75 and third
prize $50.
Go To Church Sunday
Cassatt News
Miss Thelma Anderson, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe An
derson, and Harold Tidwell were
married on'Sunday, November 7.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Cooper and
Mrs. W. N. Wells of
spent the weekend in 1
N. C., with relatives and
a family reunion of the former’s
sister, who was 80 yean old.
Mrs. Cleo Young and daughter,
Miss Carolyn Young of Columbia,
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Ander
son. - ;ip
Leo West of Conway visited his
mother, Mrs. A. A. West last Wed
esday night *
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McGuirt
spent Sunday afternoon in Lan
caster with Mrs. MeGuirt’s broth
er, who is a patient in the Lan
caster ~
. Mias Ruth Walters of Columbia
spent the weekend with her pat
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Walters.
Mrs. Richard Ford and sister,
Miss Sandra Holland, spent the
weekend with relatives in Char
leston.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mosier and
Mrs. J. W. Buchan spent Monday
in Columbia. 1 # 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Granger of
Lykesville visited his brother,
Thursday.
hair. Kirby Tupper, Jr., put the
visitors into a first chukker tie
with a 50-yard shot from a diffi
cult angle.
Next Sunday the Augusta polo
club will play Camden here. Last
season Augusta took a series from
Camden two games to one.
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Charlie Granger and
d ^&? d l2tti^ourtney and her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Steifel of
Columbia spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. James West and
family. - _
Mr. and Mrs. W: C. McCreary
and daughter, Mias Ethel Mc
Creary T Columbia, visited Mrs.
C. L. McCaskill last'
J. W. Boykin o
the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Watkins
spent the weekend recently with
their daughter, Mrs. Wminfred
Lash and Mrs. Lesh of Wilming
ton.
The Foresters will have a meet
ing and supper at Midway school
Wednesday night
Min Clara Mae McCaskill and
B. C. Tidwell were married Sun
day, November 7.
Litttle “Crissy" Westdaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James West cele
brated her third birthday Monday,
November 15.
Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Stevens,
who have made their home with
her mother, Mrs. D. C. Granger,
moved to McBee to live.
Mrs. Alby Bowers of State Park
Sanitorium spent a few days here
Butch Bowers-returned to Flor
ence with his uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Bowers for a visit
MASTER'S
The undersigned Master flil
Kershaw County hereby give* no
tice that pursuant to a Decree of
the Court of Common Fleas for
the County of Kershaw, made in
the case of Nancy Lee Owens
Brown, Plaintiff, vs Bronnie M.
Owens, Camilla Owens Moreland
and Peggy Ann Owens, Defend-
that he will sell at public
in to the highest bidder for
cash in front of the Court House
door in Camden, South Carolina,
WBsSm December, 1948,
the same being the Sixth (6th)
■■ of said month, during the leg
al hours of sale, the following de
scribed property, to wtt: All that
niece, parcel or tract of land, to-
gether with improvements there
on, situate, lying and being about
lies South of Camden
four (4) miles
Aerms lor sale* Yrw l
the biddinfc ‘
purchase price in the
3m end pUc ,ior£5d lh
Murchison 9s West, oe **
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 35 31
S. C., Nov. 11, 1948
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