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TT^T'VIV 'll I -A *rr- f Annual Camp tfiitaint To •• Rr r-> «d 'fTttUetic director ^ uitfh School, he* tor 3Pri- 2l MU»i which 3$s{?$; ffiusS ^ p Sie location wh»e i formerly trained, will leave Camden August 25, »ccOTd- Stokes and win re- , for two weeks- It . a t a squad of at wiU g° tojcamp ill tram under the Coach Stokes and K h Dusty Scar- Chiefs At Bat Joe Socey is tending the Cam den Chiefs at the bat with the very healthy average of .409, white five other Chiefs are hit ting over J00. The betting averages of the Chiefs through Tuesday night’s game follows: Name G AB H Ave. Cox, IL, If 26 101 30 J50 Socey, rf 29 115 47 Poute, 2b 32 139 47 Scarborough, c_ 37 .146 47 Jackson, e ' 10 22 7 Johnston, lb 53 Tucker, ss 35 41 Bernal, cf Blackmon, 3b _. 40 Cox, J, of-if-L 27 Shealy, p 11 Hutchinson, p_ 17 Sztorc, p 8 Grugan, p 8 Seif, p 7 Petoskey, of-p_ 1 208 123 159 164 104 34 21 21 20 16 4 06 34 43 43 24 6 4 4 2 1 0 .409 .338 .321 .318 413 476 470 .262 .231 .174 .143 .143 Uke City Here Friday v Hapless Fort Jackson Plays Good Game But Loses As Usual The hapless Fort Jackson Red Devils, who have spec ialized all season in losing ball games, did it again 6 to 1 at Legion Stadium Tuesday night when the Camden Chiefs won their third straight game. It was a good game and was witnessed by a small but enthusiastic crowd. The usual heavy, threatening clouds hung low about game time, scar ing all but the more rabid fans away. Friday night ftha Lake City Trackers play here and if the weather as fair an enormous turnout is ex- After holding off the Chiefs for four inning^ the service men slipped into the well-known groove of taking it on the pMn early and often. r , , The Chiefs went through four 100 frames of not even getting a smell for Lumbar TO GIVE CONCERT The Smith Quartet will appear in person in a “Big Gospel Con cert” at Mt Pisgah High School, Saturday night, July 23rd, at 8 o’clock. Everybody invited. . The state of Maryland packs more tomatoes than any other state in the Union. proceeded “ over ime, proc< l galloped when lam Ft Jackson _ 000 010 ObO—1 6 0 Camden 000 030 08x—6 10 2 Chervanik and Shiro; Sztorc and Scarborough. may b« c*rrl«4 *»par<rt*ty MEEKER 340# avan whtn II, folds flat, neat, compact! nd boarded calfskin and other fine leathers. BOROUGH-MARSHAL Jewelers ^ on a walk issued by Chervanik. But in die fifth after the solders had put over a run in the upper half, the Chiefs went to work with Cox opening the program with a single and traveling to second on a wild pitch. Scarborough waited tor four wide ones and walked. Pouts flew out on a long drive to deep center. Bernal singled Cox and Scarborough hoi to steal second and the counting block when lamming Joe Johnson poled the ball out for a double. Just to make it safe the'Chiefs went to work on Charnavick again in the eighth when five hite, including a homer and two doubles soared into the ozone. Socey led off with a home run. Cox got his seconcT hit of the evening, Scarborough singled and Pouts singled to fill the bags. Ber nal doubled to score Cox and Scarborough. Pouts was out try ing to reach the home block on Sztorc’s fielder’s choice, the peg coming from third baseman Bill Hall to Tony Shiro, the catcher. Johnson doubled and Sztorc and Bernal came home, but the runs were nullified when Umpire Car ter ruled that Sztorc had missed touching second in his Paul Re vere. Orangeburg owed its 3 to 1 win over Hartsvifie to a home run by Barney Martin, who drove the ball out of flie Hartsville pasture with two on in the second inning. The* Lake City Truckers defeated Myrtle Beach 5 to 1 behind the three-hit pitching of Jim Babb. Kingstree down Georgetown to 3. Westville To Play Cassatt — 4 Westville and Cassatt of the Quad county league will play at Cassatt Saturday afternoon, July 23 at 3 o’clock. A large crowd is expected to see these two Ker shaw county teams meet ; Kornegay's places no price tag on its court-, ecus, friendly help . . the necessary details are always, arranged to meet your heeds ond your budget. T. JULY ua FINAL DISCHARGE and on the same date he will ap- ply to the i « . — 1 1 will make to the Probate Court discharge aa said Executor. 18-21c Notice Is hereby riven that one of Kershaw County his final re- N. C. ARNETT month from this date, on August turn as Executor of the estate of Judge of Probate PAGE WINE mmmmmmmm mmmm to the said Court for a final lx. _hhS, Cnarles J. nivannon. eu^ttelph Nesbit Shannon, deceased, Camden, 8. Judge C, July 12, 1949. TIME EFFORT MONEY! YOU SAVE ALL THREE AT AfrP SONNYTIILD SELr-MSINa FLOUR - - 10-Lb. Bag 69c DOLES MUPftE JUKX - - - “39c GOLDEN MAID UNCOLORID QLEO K ornegay FUNERAL HOME Phone 103 1112 Fair Si. • X MILD AMERICAN CHEESE . SUGAR ■ A&Ps OWN VEGETABLE SHORTENING dexo ANN PAGE 1-Lb. Ctn. Lb. 10-LA Bag 3-Lb. Can 20c, 39c 89c 79^ MAYONNAISE. 2? 29c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fresh Green Tap CARROTS 2 bun. 19c strTnVbeans 2 lbs. 25c /Calif. 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