The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 14, 1949, Image 7
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Seoting Capacity
Zemp Stadium Is
Listed As 2.525
be hdd at the
Be Sti in Sumtar Sun-
l/Vooon, initial steps
n and
in Sue
ives tram
Georgetown,
mey were re
flecting on the scene of their
hpwever, the
™ t 3 t 2ESL^?* of * n cx I>eri-
mental survey—to measure the
•eating capacity of Zemp Field.
In an effort to dispel future ex
aggerations of the number of fans
present at the Bulldogs’ hcpie
games, school officials attempted
* eleee estimate of the maximum
opacity of
tiieir find-
mi
have been in-
m gttend. 'the
emu was formeny
of the Spartan-
— managw ^ oO
£STo7 the Tri-State
time that the St
»» a working
ndingm-
ff^utSanii'
fg££ baseball si
present to discuss
to the launcl
'ujp. Among ^
Cm^r of the
^ of
TrT-SUte temmjnd
sitting room on the cement bleach-
a*a, and the board bleachers
would hold an additional 525.
Thrw hundred onlookers could
find standing room around the
field without blocking the vision
of any of the seated spectators.
High School Principal C. T.
Baldwin was official conductor
and estimator of the experiment.
Donating their breadth to the sur-
^ident of the Claaa D
gJSna League, who
pteered his sarifea* ^7
the league to get
_ states that the
is to have a 6
; is to have a 6 or i
While the cities above
ave all been asked to
ntatives to the meet*
also a general invi-
0 other cities that
rested in joining the
v named
long some named ara
reenwood and Chea-
jnden the call for
has aroused interest
vil undoubtedly
t the leaders in the
mm to the Sumter con-
t is generally recognized
> organization of a pro
i the only solution to the
problem, that for the
■ "1 has had all
loop gasping for
air in a sea
ilary rolls
iple-
■, 2,525 spectators would
stadium to capacity.
~ r cx wvr wile 5iU‘
vey were Gayle Kerr, Bobby Ma
honey, Charlie Rogers, Clyde Tur-
beville and Danny Wright, all
members of the 1949 edition of the
Bulldogs.
Three Attended
Piedmont District
Council Meeting
Kershaw county was represent
ed at the Piedmont district coun
cil meeting held in Spartanburg
Oct 8 by the president Mrs. Ruth
J. Parer, and representatives from
six home demonstrations clubs.
Miss Margaret B. Fewell, home
demonstration r agent, and Miss
Frances Hicks, assistant home
agent also attended.
Mrs. B. O. Long, district direc
dded at the meeting, the
tor, presided ... Mre
theme of which was “A Farm—A
Nation.” The guest speaker was
Donald S. Russell, past assistant
secretary of state. He 1
ill Theatre
XRSHAW. s. a
iday. October 14
tlOWFUL JONES”
Hope, Lucille Ball
trtiT, Odobac 15
IDOLS OF THE
BTLDfG
lutty, Patricia
Oct 15. 10:30 P. M.
FE IT TO HENRY"
vjnond Walburn
Walter Catlett
.Turn- Oct. 17*11
"EL PASO"
Payne, Gail Russell
«day, October 19
•0 OF INBIA”
n, Gail Russell
adsy. October M
ION ANY DOOR”
7 Bogart, John Derek
— — talked on
farm women and the part they
play in the nation. Special music
was furnished by the Newberry
and Anderson Council choruses.
~laeh of the 15 county council
presidents of the,Piedmont dis
trict presented their outstanding
plannt- ~ ^
frict meeting in Winnsboro.
Injured
BaUdags Will hwade City
On Friday Night
World Of Sports
Camden’* Bulldogs will take the long road to Geechi-
towa Friday to meet the pride of that fair city by the
Bantams.
sea, the Charleston High Bantams. A<
the Camden boys will begin their 12t-mile
to plans,
trip’
at 8:30 Friday morning, have a fight lunch on the way,
fight loosening-up work out that afternoon
Camden’s seven cheer leaders,
who are among the staunchest
and most enthusiastic Bulldog
supporters, are not provided
transportation to the out-of-town
games by the school. Any Cam-
denite planning to follow the
Bulldogs to Charleston who has
room tor » couple of these seven
official side-line representatives
of their alma mater are asked to
contact Miss Will Ann Campbell,
heed cheer leader.
and a 5 p. m. dinner on the
in Charleston,
of The Citadel.
the
. came out on the wrong
side of a 14-4 score in their battle
with die Greenwood Emeralds,
die Bulldogi were piling
a 19-point win over a strong
Coach Boyd Stokes says, how-
*r, that in spite of their sea
son’s record thus far, scouts have
reported to him that the Charles
ton boys are big, fairly teat—and
hard hitters. "They’re reported to
a clean ball c!ub,’ r Coach
Stokes say*, "but they Mock and
tackle for keeper
Not one penalty was inflicted
on the Bulldogs in last Friday
night's game with Florence High.
High.
's Schedule
Of The Bulldogs
The schedule of the Camden
Hiifr Bulldogs for me remainder
of me season follows:
Oct 14: Charleston High at
Oct 81:
In
at
Nov. 4: Brookland-Cayce
West Columbia.
Nov. 11; Lancaster High at Lan
injury list, aO
of
PrebeMe stsrtinj line-up for the
Bulldogs lists: .
LE—Patterson
LT—McLain
LG—Jetton
C—Savage
RG—Davis
RT—J. Holland
RE—Barfield
BB—Boykin
Way. lt« Hevlh
Nov. 24:
in
Day):
Qrive Carefully—Save a Life
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given mat one
feoni this date, on Novem
4, 1949, Mrs. Fannie Mc-
and C. B. Mitchell will
to the Probata Court of
TB—Cox
FB—Beleos
The Bantams’ starting line-up
was not available at press time.
Government motor vehicle fleets
comprise a total of 71,000 convey
as Administratrix and AAninis-
trator of me estate of A. K. Mc-
as said Administratrix and Ad
ministrator. 34F4tc
N. C. ARNETT,
Camden, S. C.
Judge of Prbbete
, Oct. 4, 1949,
KERSHAW LODGE NO. 89
• A.F.M.
Regular Communka
Hon First Tuesday of
T^gJF Each Month at 8 P. M.
Visitors Welcome.
J. B. McGUIRT, W.M.
L. H. JONES, Secretary
There have been more startling
upsets in football thus ter this
season than any in a long time.
Here are a few of mem: Army’s
defeet of Michigan; Presbyterian’s
upset of Davidson: Davidson’s up
set of North Carolina State;
eorgetown’s upset of Wake For
est; Furman’s upset of South
Carolina.
House, me Kingstree catcher in
is paid a large sum to
1949, who was ,
sign a bia league contract, says
now that he is sorry he ever be
came a bonus player.
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To our way of thinking, the
Carolina-Clemson game next
week is a toss-up. Both teams
have blown hot and cold this sea
son and you don’t know which
way they will be blowing next
Thursday.
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PROBABLE WINNERS
AND SCORES
PROBABLE LOSERS
AND SCORES
Boston Collage
.. 20
Mieolooipgl U
7
Furman U
. 27
Presbyterian Col
0
Goorgia U
Loutalanna State U
7
Purdue U
. 27
Miami U. (Fla.)
14,
Alabama U
. 21
Tennessee U
14
Army
Harvard U
7
Baylor U
.. 27
Taxaa Tech -.V...
7
Brown U
Princeton U
13
Cornell U
. 20
Yale U
14
Dartmouth
. 20
Colgate U
13
Goorgia Tech
.. 27
Auburn
7
Holy Crooe
Duquosne U
7
Iowa U
. 27
Indiana U
20
Kentucky U
The Citadel
0
Michigan State
. 20
William A Mary
14
Michigan U
. 14
Northwestern U.
7
Minnesota U
.. 14
Ohio State U
7
Missouri U
. 27
Illinois U
20
North Carolina State .
.. 14
Duke U
13
North Carolina U. ...
. 28
Wake Forest
7
Notre Dame
.. 27
Tulane U
7
Oklahoma U
.. 34
Kansas U .'
7
Penn State
.. 33
Nebraska U
7
Penn j
.. 34
Columbia U
T
80. California U. .....
.. 20
California U
14
So. Mothodiet U. .....
.. 27
Rice ■v.
7
Texae Christian U. ...
Texas A. A M
7
Texas U
Arkansas U
7
U. of Virginia
.. 34
Washington A Lee U. ..
7
Vanderbilt U
.. 27
Florida U.
7
Virginia Military 1. ...
.. 14
Richmond U
7
Wisconsin U
Navy
14
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