The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 22, 1949, Image 6

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KILL ATHLETES FOOT "T-4-L BEST SELLER" Sort D«KotL Fhonnocy HERTS The REASON. The gen P —- — — ■Oi neacnes more 40c beck from pleased IN ONE -Your if not j Insfoll Your Awnings Now! Fireproof end awnings of tion installed for . end Wood Venetian Blinds. SHIRLEY'S UPHOLSTERY E. DeKalb St PHONE 252-J Chief Games V , 22—Lake City v July v July dan at fort Thursday. July dan at Hartsrilla. Friday, July FRIDAY The Camden time of ning time at town vie ninth in- . night This of the George- Stale Theatre KERSHAW. S. C Friday, July 22 "JOHN LOVES MARY" Jack Carson, Ronald Regan . Saturday. July 23 'TRAIL TO LAREDO" Charles Starrett Sat. July 23. 10:30 P. M. "THE MUTINEERS" Jon Hall, Adele Jergens Mon.-Tues~ July 25-2t "SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS" Joel McCrae, Alexis Smith Wednesday. July 27 "SPECIAL AGENT* Wm. Eythe, Laura Elliot Thursday, July 23 "PALEFACE" Bob Hope, Jane Russell to • and the from behind in ■ had to final frame to 100 020 012—0 XX 1 220 002—7 Sctorc, Hutchinson and borough; Sureless, Goyak, as and Danahey. 9 2 Hartsville widened the 1 gap be tween the Sonocos and ie gap ba the Chiefs second on his of the game blended •ingle *and an error the seventh inning to score a run trim the Kmgstree Royals by defeating Myrtle Beach at Hartsville 4 to 1. The win put the g»m» ahead of Sonocos a half _ Kings tree and in fourth _ Kingstree defeated Fort Jackson at Kingstree 4 to 3 in a hotl y contested game. Orangeburg wid ened the gap between first and second placss to four games by downing the runner-up Lake City team 2 to 1. The game was a thrilling duel between Martin of the Braves and of the Truckers. Martin 15 and gave up 9 hits. Cathey fanned 11 and gave up 10 hits. Orangeburg played errorless ball while Lake City posted just one boot and trim the 3 to 2 before a wash of some 700 fans at Legion ium Monday night All told, the Chiefs collected ten Wows, four of which were of the two-sack brand. Bucky Seif, who has been on this mundane sphere some 17 edged veteran pale Liv- in an airtight game. _ „ ras steady throughout the two hours of actum, although he wobbled a bit after Graham and McCorkle had crashed out their hits to start the first The hung up but three SATURDAY NIGHT GAME Bevis Blackmon's sharp single between first and second in the lower half of the 13th inning gave the Camden Chiefs a 6 to 5 de cision over a scrappy Georgetown dium Saturday team at Legion sta i night . Georgetown— 000 000 221 000 0—5 10 2 Camden-— 010 020 020 000 1—0 11 0 In addition to the Camden- Georgetown squabble at Legion stadium here there were two other K ies played in the Palmetto gue Saturday night One oth er game that between Hartsville and Kingstree was postponed again because of rain. Myrtle Beach upset the apple the CHEAP MONEY We make loans of $300.00 or more on Life Insurance Policies issued by any reliable company. No red tape — ** - no fee—inter set rets, below that charged by the company. Winchester Graham Premium Service Co. P. O. Box 30 100 Palmetto Building Columbia. South Carolina Phono 2-2507 cart completely by trouncing Orangeburg Braves 4 to 3, while Lake City edged Fort Jackson 3 to 1. The game at Lake City was played in a drazzling rain. A two run homer by Ben Gregg in the ninth was the margin of victory for Lake City. The game'at Myrtle Beach went ten innings. In the tenth frame Bell rapped out a h Bei single to score Ralph Beard from chunker, had impeccable field ing when Camden threatened to make a rout of the program, stifling several Chief rallies. Socey l with two doubles. Scarborough led the Camden attack got a double and single and Cox fisted two singles. Hits were ___ by Johnson, Black mon. Bernal and Fouts, Black mon's went for two sacks. For the Royals, Graham and Living- each listed two hits. ston 200 000 000—2 7 3 010 010 lOx—3 10 3 In Palmetto edged out Monday games in the League, Lake City ,. . Hartsville 2 to 1, Orangeburg routed Myrtle Beach 8 to 1 and Fort Jackson upset Georgetown 5 to 1. The Camden win and Kingstree loss put the Chiefs in a tie for fifth place with Kingstree and just a game behind fourth place Hartsville. and two and a half games out of third. the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. ^ MURcSnSON AND WEST By: JOHN WEST Myrtle with th „ in his younger days was American football player with JR! University of Michigan. He played professional baseball each summer and two summers ago was with the Spartanburg team in the Tri-State League. In the Myrtle Beach-Orange- burg game at Myrtle Beach Satur day night. Umpire Patrone indi cated at the end of the fifth in ning he was calling the game on account of rain. Myrtle Beach was leading at the time 3 to 1. Man ager Ouzts protested so vigorously that Patrone let the game be re sumed. Myrtle Beach won any way in the 10th inning by a score of 4 to 3. 'S Orangeburg has lost its second and third basemen. Berry, the sec ond baseman, is postmaster at Bowman and has had to quit be cause of his duties. Woody Dav^ the third baseman, has deci to go back to his job at Augusta, Ga. David was especially danger ous with the stick as was Berry. Livingston is playing second and Korhonfen third. Camden fans are seeing some fast baseball now and certainly no one can complain that he is not getting his money's worth. World ot Sports Joe Socey has been playing a sensational game in right fight of late and in addition has been doing some very effective hitting. We wish to takek this opportunity to thank publicly all of the people that were so liberal with the gifts and kindness after the loss of our home by fire. I " Mr. and Mrs. John A. "Buck" Baldwin and family. Notice To Debtor* And Creditort All parties indebted to the tate of Barbara C .Truesdale are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned, and all parties, if any, having claims against the said estate will present them like wise, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. 17-19c WANZA LEE T. ROBERTS, Administratrix. Camden, S. C.. July 5. 1949. SUMMONS State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. In the Court of Common Pleas: James M. Chewning, Plaintiff, vs Florine M. Chewning, Defend ant. To thq Above Named Defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint Ich is in this action, copy of wh herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to hunt u said Complaint upon the subscrib ers at their offices, Camden, S. C. f within twenty (20) days after service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the complaint with in the time aforesaid, the plain- ••• i All Sub - SHEORN'S MEN'S WEAR < . mm. July “Tafc*vr ° f J!* Announcing the OPENING of m FISHER S SEAFOOD MAIM Sf THURSDAY, JULY 21st Tfi* Building with Hi* Block and Winfe J On South Brood Street rt; = So* Our Display and Lst Ut QhoN You Prices On ALL METAL SHELVING & To Fit Your Needs All Sizes—Custom-Built frpray-painrea _ cun WHITING PRODUCTS pfaon, ro-M FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 22 • ( 10261-2 BROAD STREET CAMDEN, S. C. 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