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lorth Charleston Beats Camden,- waster Here Thursday Night ■The Camden High School Bulldogs will close their 18 season Thanksgiving night when they tangle with the icsster High team in a Home-coming game at Zemp The kickoff will be at 8 o’clock and w d is expected. Zemp a large ^ck Camden High School 5 « sponsorinf the Home- ing exercises this year and be- “ the halves there will he a rful ceremony Climaxed by crowning of the 1948 queen. L will also be some classy etivering by the band , e Bulldogs came through the |h Charleston game in a good ( and will be prepared to of- he Lancaster High eleven a h evening. * ILs e Bulldogs lost to Nop&h lesion last Friday by a score 1 to 7. The last half of the . wa? played in a rainstorm the field was a sea of mud. Hen people who wait down ie game came home drench- Bih Charleston scored touch- ■s in the first. . second and quarters, while the Bulldogs I unable to get across that 1 tripe until the fourth period. -•7 lonard S. Mayer Representative Foe NEW YORK LIFE tSURANCE COMPANY I Phone 124-W — DAMS HATS America's ' Foremost Eats I Sold By b.C. Dixon’s argain House 951 Broad Stroet I Phone 506W IcAMDElC S. C. - AugusfcP Polo Teams Play Again On Sunday Polo fans are planning to in vade Kirkwood field next Sunday to see the second game in the Camden-Augusta senes. . ' The came last Sunday was one of the best polo exhibitions seen on the field this or last season, two well-matched teams battling on even turns with the Camden riders scaring an unset victory by a 4 to 3 score. ,v ~ Camden had to come from be hind to turn the trick. Augusta, led by the clever hard-riding Jim my Minnick, took a first chukker lead, but the locals led by Cad Lightfoot roared back in the third to take over the front position and held it until the final bell. In the absence of Colonel Gard ner, who was unable to make the trip to Camden, Minnick sought the services of Fred Tejan to handle the back position and the wiley old chap turned in one of his best playing exhibitions in many moons. He broke up many Camden sallies and added a score himself to aid the invaders. MinAick put the visitors to the fore at the start of the game with wto well-shot goals. Eaddy Bums scored the first Camden goal and in the first quarter a pass, Till- the score was 2 to 1 in favor of man to Studemayer, netted 23 Auguste at the end of the period, yards and one to Dick Patiem* 38 The second' chukker found both yards, then one to Studemeyer for teams drawing A goose egg on the 17 yards, followed by another to score sheet. In the third Camden Studemeyer who leaped across the rallied to put on a beautiful sup- goal line with the first score of port that netted two scores and the game. ’ the lead in the game. Lightfoot In the second quarter Tillman evened the count and Camden ran 40 yards to the Camden 22. He forged ahead on a nice under the then lobbed the ball to Patiema in neck shot by Luis Ramos. In the the end zone for the second mark- fourth Camden scored again when €r t °* game. Eddie Tejan drove a charity shot j t"* third quarter Tillman | through the entire invading team and Studemeyer combined for a for a 60-yard poke. Camden went of? j to the Cemden 46. scoreless in the last two chukkers Studemeyer gained four on the but the local riders put on a spec- next play , and then Tillman tecular bit of defensive play. Fred streaked 42 yards for the third Tejan managed to come in on a North Charleston touchdown. I set ball and poked it over for a counter in the fifth. FINAL DISCHARGE IoS'siSSf*'* 1 KTlS 1948 MrL Aimi« B I G«rtS. r**" R » IM '5 r '"'"be here with SSl P^glte I cS?S Tfamn. Minnick and Don Patch. Kershaw Cminty her final return Tardv Advice of tK*‘ I MHe ■ hould more careful at I as Huge Turkey Is Won By Beebes Mr. and Mrs. William Beebe of Ingleside plantation, not only won the mixed Scotch foursome golf tournament at the Camddh Coun try Club over the weekend, but they secured the piece-de-resist- ance in the form of a huge turkey for Thanksgiving Ml top prize. Mr. and Mrs. Beebe shot'a gross 82 tor a net 67. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheffield with a gross ofJW and net of 71 were second, "Bucky” Rhodes and Mrs. Arden Lowndes were third with 76-73, while Granger Gaither and Mrs. Dion Kerr were fourth, 87-74. Other scores listed were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taller 88-77: Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Partridge 87-77; Ed Wooten and Mary Long 97-78; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. <5. Boykin 119- 81 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mol- ler 104-82. , grade forma "Nutting for Surveying n In the last period Cox sped 17 yards for a, first down on the N. Charleston 45-yard line Chirlie Smith ran 10 yards for another down. He was loose and would have scored but for a sen- by who brought him down from behind. Smith and Cox combined for an other first down on the North Charleston 21. Once again the combination of Cox and Smith combined tonmake a first down on the North Charleston 7 from ^ ox barfed through tha middle for the Camden touch down. Cox kicked the extra point , Charleston team started to roll from the opening kickoff. HaL^Stawn limbered up his pitching arm and completed nine passes, good for 145 yards, two of them going for touch downs. isationol Sale — This Work O^v IMIS COUPON WORTH $4.02 niw. sTUAuimn mirlkss 33 BALL POINT PEN A 19 YIAK WIITTIN SltVICI POLICY Jackstfn-Mather Game Wednesday ' Jackson high school and Math er Academy will met for their an nual gridiron classic on Zemp field, Wednesday night, ,Nov. 24 at 8 o’clock. Preceding the game will be a parade of floats, led by majorettes from both schools. 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