The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1949, Image 14
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Gets Under Way
Chiefs Display |
Monday
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varUma civic club* at Junior
Beach have
gotten behind
bava paeytaari
teeter support finan-
future. Perhaps this
the Cape to win their
Kendall Mill
Hermitage Mill _
Chamber
are several termer Tri
players in the Palmetto: this week
»W, deluding Rube Wil- Kingstree.
of Camden: Tom Connell,
Bernal, of Camden; Morgan Ran
dall, of Kingstree, and some oth-
pment
yers Motor Co.
iti Aircraft
Du Pont Plant
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Jim Pinkerton is back on third
for Kingstree and that means _
there’s another dangerous hitter, gjn^rs 4.
loose in the league. 1
Army Engineers -
)RES or OPE
ermitage 10, Myers Motor 4.
Junior Chamber 21, Anti Air
craft 20.
Kendall - s
Mill 8, Du Pont 4.
Sports Equipment 33, U. !
A1 Lament is expected to re
port in Orangeburg Sunday and
take up his first base duties.
Chandler who was pitcher and
for the Chiefs
man
utility _
year is playing
Moore at Joanna
last
Johnny A, Stokes, of Florence,
le of the Palmetto League um
pires, has been made vice presi
dent and manager of the indus
trial dM^of Southern Life In-
, Fans hope
will not interfere w;th his um
ing duties as he is regarded as one
of the best in the league and is
About Athletes Foot
2127 PROMINENT DRUOOISTB with Myrtle
CAHT BE WRONG. pleyed more pep
Here’s whet Stout of Parkers- fans. There's a general
burg. W. Va., says. “The sale of; that happy days are here again.
TE-OL has been very
with
this
There was a
phere at the^ame
One customer said it is the first) Chino Bernal may become one
thing in six years that gave re-' of the greatest drawing cards in
lief. the league. He is a circus on
m ONE HOUR
Your
if not completely pleased.
25c back at any drug store. Loc
ally at DeKalb Pharmacy.
bases.
Only about
Cahokia, oldest
500 people live in
t town m Illinois.
The Camden city softball league
to an auspicious start,
four games being play
being watched by many
hundreds of interested spectators.
Games are being plaved on the
grammar school athletic field
where bleachers have been pro
vided for spectators.
As was expected the two miH
atmos-1 village teams, the Wateree of the
Kendall company and Hermitage,
got away to a good start, Wateree
defeating Du Pont plant 8 to 4 in
a well played and bitterly con
tested battle, while Hermitage
won over the Myers Motor Com
pany team 10 to A The Junior
Chamber of Commerce team
nosed out the Battery B team 21
to 20, while Shorts Equipment
won over Army I Engineers 35 to
4. The Engineers roster was made
up of substitutes since regulars
could not be oh hand. However
the Engineers promise to have a
good battle front for games this
week.
This week’s schedule calls for
Myrtle Beach
The Camden Chiefs gathered 11
hits off the offerings of Spears
and trounced the Myrtle Beach
White Caps 6 to 1 in a Palmetto
League brush here Tuesday night
Fuiter, a new addition to the
Chipf* hurling gtaff, and who
hails from Newberry College,
worked an impressive game for
the Chiefs, giving up but five hits.
Fister had Scarborough doing his
Jackson
ran by the
Thompson
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AND CftSMTOftS
of the estate of Bur.
hereby
to
time prescribed^
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Camden, &
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Why be
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MU •• TOMY
backstooDing and the combination
proved mective. He struck out 8
of the Caps. Dusty Scarborough
staged a batting spree, getting a
home run, triple and single m
four jaunts to the rubber.
Chino Bernal, the Camden out
fielder who hails from down Cuba
way, had a neat evening with the
wmow, getting four hits out of
four times at the plate.
Myrtle Beach 000 000 100—1 5 2
Camden 120 001 02x—« 11 5
Spears and Daley; Fister and
Scarborough. '
Other Tuesday games in the
Palmetto circuit found Hartsville
routing Fort Jackson 8 to 3;
Hermitage and Engineers to meet
Wa
ports
iteree
Du
on
Monday, Myers
Equipment Wednesday,
meets Battery BTh
Pont clashes with the^Jj
Friday.
The tiger is terrifically strong
but rarely attacks group of arm
ed men. However, it frequently
preys upon woman and children.
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CLEANERS
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YOUNC MEN !
America’s CAREER Army
and Air Force now has the
highest physical and mental
requirements in its history!
Young men must be able to
think ‘clearly, react rapidly,
and measure up to rigid phy
sical standards. If you make
the grade, the Army or Air
Force offers you a career
with opportunity for unlim
ited advancement Here is
a challenge to young men
looking to the future.
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Sonoca Defeats Chiefs
• Kings homer in the sixth with
two men own enabled Harts ville
to break a 2 to 2 tie in the Cam-
den-Hartsville game Friday night
at Harts ville and win 7 to 2.
Hartsville pounded Shealy for ten
hits one being Kings homer while
Gregg, Sonoca center fielder, got
two doubles and a single out of
four jaunts to the plate. Black
mon of Camden had two for
three. It was the fifth win in
six starts for Bledsoe of Harts
ville.
Camden — 110 000 000—2 5 0
Hartsville 002 003 20X—7 10 3
Shealey and Jackson; D. Wil
liams, Bledsoe (2) and Jones.
In other Friday games in the
Palmetto League Orangeburg
continued its winning way by
defeating Fort Jackson 4 to 1;
Geogetown handed Myrtle Beach
its fiftheenth straight defeat 14
fto 8, while Kingstree upset the
ctope by defeating Lake City 6 to
3. Ripple was on the mound for
the Royals. Hargett started for
Lake City but was relieved by
Cathey in the fifth.
Saturday Night
The playoff of the postponed
game between Camden and King
stree Saturday night at Kingstree
resulted in a 7 to 1 win for the
Royals. Nate Andrews was on the
mound for the Royals and he gave
Camden but four hits. These were
Jit J
Johnson and
each getting two tar
made
Bill
four.
started tor the
Chiefs but after he had yielde<
a run in the opening inning and
five In the second, he was re
lieved by Sug Horton who pitch
ed tine ball the balance of the
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_ Horton (2) and
Andrews and McCorkla.
Braves at
the last of the
day night but kicked the” fracas
•4n$jr in that frame, the Bravos
feature of the
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