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AnoHier Barney Martin Whs Own Game With Homer h Ninth Barney Martin starred / in a veritable Frank Iferriwell rede at Legion stadium Tuesday night, winhing his own ball game with a soaring homer over the score board in-left field to give Orange burg a 3 to 2 decision over the Chiefs. Miller Shealy, pitching a beau- tifiii game and holding the Braves tnree sera urn mows in seven frames, made the mistake of yielding a single to start the eighth, then hitting a batter, for it meant two runs and a tied bell who _'s ground ball past him, was responsil le for second run in the Jiaffifi-S nln ‘ h Chief Games Friday. ney lead off and connect PEE GEE umw 0fr/jiOf$ GIVES YOU Meil THAN 200 SHADES IN PAINT den at __ Friday. Baach at St —Fort ‘*20 Cam- 20—Cam - "1 — Myrtle Palmetto League found three up sets with Georgetown battering Hartsvilk 11 to 4 and Fort Jack- son burying Lake City under an 18 to 6 count Myrtle Beach edged Kingstree 5 to S. The Camden toes put the Chiefs back into sixth place in the league standing, Just half a game behind Georgetown. The box score of the Camden- Georgetown game follows: H. Cox, If — Blackmon, 3b Fouts, 2b Socey, rf —1 Tucker, mer with a man on and latter with two men ahead of him. Troutman, who went in to pitch hhfo^Subbard, poledtt|* over the right field barrier WdOk * Tile wnooth-working Camden iwftGM recorded its 19th. double- killing in the past 12 games. jg#4f was in the box for the iChK' The box scoi*r Vd Fort Jackson a long drawn-out gam* ss berth in the Palmetto and gave up three walks, while Grugan fanned three and walked two. Each club checked in with a double killing. • The line score follows: Scarborough, c Bernal, cf Hutchinson, lb Shealy, p xJaekson I Totals 31 2 7 xBatted for Shealy in 9th. New system makes it pick tne right * thati to colors—makes certain that shades you select Will look right when dry l Come in today and seo all these fabulous colors in our big Poo Gss Library of Colors NOLAN'S Point Store Market SL with a change of pace shoot to line it over the scoreboard and put Orangeburg out in front, and as it later developed, give them a ball game that had a crowd of some 1,900 fans sitting on the edge of their seats throughout _ Martin's circuit swat was not the only one to be registered dur ing the evening. Blackmon lean ed on one of Martiri’» y shoots in the fifth to line it out of the park. Camden’s initial score came in the first inning and resulted from a walk issued to Blackmon after one was down. A fielder’! choice had sent Blackmon to third and when Grant, Orangeburg back stop, let one of Martin’s pitches g et past him, Blackmon cam. ome. It looked like a sure win for the Chiefs up to the eighth, as Shealy was going strong. The two- run splurge of the Braves in the eighth apparently upset the slend er kid, for had It not been for a fast double killing in the ninth following Martin’s drive out of the lot, the visitors might have added a run or two more. Martin retired ten of the Chiefs via the strikeout system and gave up four walks. Shealy got but three strikeouts and walked five. Other Tuesday games in the Berry, 2b Med lock, ss _ Ouzts, lx Korhonan, 3b Lamont, lb ._ Goodwin, rf AB II H .5 0 3 ATHLETES FOOT GERM DtKalb Phormory Telle HOW TO KIU. IT The germ grows DEEPLY. You must REACH it to make the kill. Use a strong PENETRA 1 ^ fungicide TE-OL, made wi „ per cent alcohol, reaches MO germs. If not pleased IN 01 HOUR your 39c back from a / CLOSED SUNDAYS Kinsey, cf 4 0 0 Grant, c 4 0 0 Martin, p — 3 11 Totals 32 1 7 Orangeburg 000 000 021—3 7 1 Camden 100 010 000—2 7 2 Runs batted in, Blackmon, La mont, Kinsey, Martin. Errors, Tucker, Cox, Grant. Struckout, by Shealy 3, by Martin 10. Walks, by Shealy 5, by Martin 4. Home runs. Blackmon, Martin. Two-base hit Cox. Left on bases, Camden 7, Orangeburg 6. Stolen base, Fovfts. Double plays, Camden 2, Orange burg 1. Friday Night Games The Chiefs defeated Fort Jack- son at Fort Jackson on Friday night by a score of 8 to 7. Dusty Scarborough, the Chiefs’ catcher, K funded out two home runs, while ock Stone, former Camden play er, hit A homer for the soldiers. The line score: Camden 122 100 200—8 11 0 Ft. Jackson 000 151 000—7 11 1 Pazban, Shealy and Scar borough; Pay nick and Hall. In other games Lake City beat Myrtle Beach 2 and 1, and Harts- ville tripped Orangeburg 2 to 1 in 14 innings. Kingstree and Georgetown were rained out. Saturday Gamas Lake City trimmed Orangeburg 7 to 6 Saturday night at Lake City; Hartsville beat Fort Jackson 6 to 3 and Kingstree downed Georgetown 8 to 2. Sunday's Gama Three home runs, each with runners on the paths, enlivened Marsh, 2b — Smerglia. ss Knight, 3b _ HanTrf mSm^cTZ §£Sru:: Bouy, p Cherv’nik, p - Thompson, p Hubbard, p . Troutman ~~ Totals scored their lone tally, he was in danger. honors of the went to Max DuBose, a Bishop- ville youngster, wl*> connected tor three out of &ve. While Ross Horton, the erstwhile C shortstop did not break into the hit column, the Bethune kid got a walk and two beautiful sacrifice laydowns out of five Jaunts to the rubber. Joe Grugan went the route for the Chief! but the former Sally leaguer could not curb the; slug gers from Hartsville While there were no extra base clouts, and most of the Mows were kept scat tered, four in the third spelled two runs and two in the fourth a third. Byrd struck out nine batters 3b abrh zH i* ti. ! H. Hutchinson, lb Grugen, p Totals Hartsville Horton, as _ DuBose cf — Brown, lb __ Kina, rf Robimson, 3b Chapman, If 30 1 4 • r "».. _ AB R H .310 -913 1 ? S j. 0 1 0 1 Totals f»me, 1: singing v 35 4 7 Camdsn DURING SUMMER ■ * But open other days of the week for your satisfaction in the best of food. v # When Your Appetite Needs. Satisfying—Come to mo?.f, and more people ask about PROVINCE ' i i Bernal, cf 4 Blackmon, 3b 4 2 Fouts, 2b — - —— 4 0 Socey, rf - J 1 Scarborough, c-lb .... 4 0 Johnson, lb 2 0 Jackson, c -, 1 0 Cox, If -— 2 2 Seif, p — - 4 2 Totals - 33 10 14 Ft. Jackson 000 200 002— 4 7 Camden 002 120 32x—10 14 1 Two-base hits, Cox, Scar borough, Fouts, Smerglia. Home runs, Bernal, Tucker, Troutman. Bases on balls, off Seif 4; off Buoy 2; off Chervanik 2; off Thompson 3. Struck out by Seif, 5. Losing pitcher, Chervanik. Monday Night Game Harry Byrd, ace hurler for the Hartsville Sonocos was in good form last Monday night and stifled the bats of the Camden talent Hartsville won 4 to 1 and temporarily at least halted the rush of the Chiefs towards a first • i;. 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