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m ■ | f .( 1 I ;; ill ■m , V w 1 « r v ? i w, wg.,!asgF^'i wirt,Hi ' ^ One of Am best pold attractlom tf the curretitwaJDti wp be (if- lerea Kirkwood field i a crack Aiken- motmted On battle the Aahe- ln a tame :M o’clock in the dt the two teams attract a record of the polo arena. Uigusta lineup wU include such greats as Pete Post wick, lerrance ixeecc^ uon wico Midway Cagers * Keep On Wfaming The Midway High eager*, both boys and girls, continue on their winning ways and look certain to be top notchers in the Fifth Dis trict tournament at Baron DeKalb school next month. In the game with Blsney last week, Midway girls won 59 to 13 and die boys took their fame, 39 to 11 On Jan. 20, the Midway teams invaded Jefferson and won both game, the girls by 40 to 34 and the boys, 29 to 24. It was the best r es of the season so far and playing was even up in both games from start to finish. On Jan. 23, Midway played Mt. Pisgah, the girls taking their 1 the bo; [game, 51 to to 38. and )ys, 50 f V* mon and Fred Xtottn. Timm has been playing with die Camden teams so ^ ar fh'f season »***( is one of the outstanding players seen on Kirkwood field this year Bostwick, a high goal player, is well known as being one of the best players in the nation. Preece is another No. 1 star. The Asheville Tourists will lineup with Fred and Eddie Te- jan, Art Christian and Carl Lightfoot. With the exception of Christian, all are Camden resi dents and all have played to gether at Asheville last summer. Because of Ole lengthening the High school gymnasium ernoon hours, It Was announced last Sunday that games will start at 3:30 o'clock instead of 3. Improvements are being made at the polo field, the announcer’s E latform being rebuilt and new enches installed along the side lines. From Aiken comes the follow ing report on the personnel of the Aiken-Augusta team: No. 1—Don Kids Defeated By Myrtle Beach 4 ' , . A lanky chap named E. Foster, dropped In 26 points to lead the Myrtle Beach Skips to a 71 to 60 win over the Camden Whiz* Kids Women Goffers Tourney Begins Tuesday, Jan. 21 80 and 100 women members of the South Women Golfers' Associa tion, will gather in 'Camden on Tuesday, Jan. 31 to participate in the state tournament that will be held oh the Camden Country Club course. Camden was host to this same group last year and there were 78 entries who took part in the 18-hole handicap event This number will probably be exeeded this year since the organization has shown a marked increase in membership during the past year. Members of the women’s unit of the Camden club will be host esses to the visiting women the day of the tournament. The Camden $1*000 Open Golf tournament, sponsored and di rected by the Camden Country Club, wul be held on the local course during the first week in March. Last year this event drew golfers from all over the south eastern part of the country with entries being listed from the two Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and Virginia. The foi Paul Fouts To Play At Johanna b«skatb«nace,who second sack for the Chiefs dur ing the 1949 ball season and who has beta the scoring star for tlw during the current here, has become af- with the Johanna Mills athletic department and will fin ish the basketball season with that plans to play baseball for Moc )Ti 1 ,' 4 * * | / II Johnny Moore, who is managing the athletic interests of the the Mills plant Moore, all ovc J< the Johanna known to fans all over the Pal metto loop as “Bubber”, was man ager ol the Camden Chiefs dur ing the 1948 season. When the 1949 baseball season closed here last fall, Fouts re mained in Camden and became a time keeper for the contracting firm having the construction of the Kirkwood Apartments. His departure from Camden will be deeply regretted by all of the basketball and baseball fans. The common cold Is believed to be caused by one of a group of vtrmag: Widener, Augusta player, who has played with Jim Minnick, Jr^ and beeh schooled by him. Rated as a good rider and mallet man. No. 2—Fred Timm, Aui player, who has been ptayli outstanding game with the den teams the past two months. No. 3—Pete Bostwick, Just re turned from Argentine Where he captained an American polo team against Argentine civilian and army teams. Famous all over the nation as polOist and good race horse man. He is a 7-goal player. No. 4—Terrance Preece, who has been playing all summer and early fall of 1949 with the famous Oakbrpok polo club of Chicago and fs recognized as one of the outstanding trainers of polo ponies in America. He rates as a 7-goal player. MILLER 1 ! FotLmnbM ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ha'ighrlheatre Cor. Broad and Hhtladgo Sts. CAAkDEN. B. C. COMM ATTRACTIONS Tuesday night. The first half -was a battle royal with the invaders leading 32 to 29 at half time. At three-quarter time it was 48 to 44 but in the final quarter the visitora drew away. Foster was high scorer of the game with D. Dean second with 21. Other Myrtle Beach scores were made by Harpes with 3, Jor dan with 4, Cribb with 7, and Luke with 10. For Camden Huggins was high with 16, Wilson had 15, Barmer 14, Little I, and Cooper 6. Pacific Beats Whizx Kids tour ball tournament for North aril South Carolina golf ers will be held at the Camden Country Club on March 17, De tails of the affair will be an nounced later. Bethune Tops Sacony In Doubleheader The Bethune Wildcats won a doubleheader from Sacony of Be thune Jan. 20. The Bethune girls worked hard during the entire tame and won 42-18. Margie jroadaway led Bethune with 21 ^ointe with Ruth Lyles close be- lind with 17. Vera Mungo led Sacony with 10 points. The Bethune boys won by a large score of 42-22. The boys played hard with Chris Catoe getting 15 for Bethune and Ted Watkins led Sacony with 10. The next game is scheduled LIQUID OR TABLETS .GIVES FAST RELIEF >wh«n COLD MISEfUfS STRIKE Minus one key player and with another one fouling out, the Cam- _ den Whizz Kids bowed to the Pa-1 Jan' 24 and is to be played with cific Terrifies on the Olympia Hi | Central at Ashwood at 7130 court m Columbia Monday nil' 58 to 41 TOWLE —WALLACE FRANK M. WHTTTNO and HEIRLOOM STERLING SILVER 1822 194S F. D. GOODALE Phona 231-W Camden, 8. C. m E. DeKalb 8ft. (Opp. PXk) *7 ^ Jr # ■K - * WAGNIFICFSI SIMPLICITY of COLONIAL SALEM FURNITURE SEE THE -b y night, p«mc took . bi« fc.d m th* I WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 - 2 first quarter but Camden reoared | ERROL FLYNN FrL-Sat. Jan. 27-28 DOUBLE FEATURE! No. 1 Tim McCoy in "ROARING GUNS" Mo. 2 Carl Shrum in ’RIDERS OF IHS FONT EXPRESS Also: Serial. , , ’TEX GRANGER’’ Mon.-Tuaa» Jan. 30-31 FIRST SHOWING IN CAMDEN! Robert Sterling, John Ireland Gloria Grahame in ROUGHSHOD" Also: Nears and Comedies \ \ T back to make it 25 to 21 in Pa cific’s favor at the half. In the third period Camden tied up the score but when a key player was tossed out in the fourth, the Cam den defense went haywire and the Pacifies pulled away. Huggins with 19 and Rube Wil son with 13 led the Camden of fense. Whizz Kids Play Carolina Freshmen The much anticipated basketball game between tbe Camden Whist I Kids and the South Carolina Fresh man team will be played at the I High achooi 'gymnasium Meaday I BOLDS GREER GARSON IN HIS ARMS for the irst tine! M-G-S’l Mtdtiag alary at that Focayta wo— Wed. Thura. Fab. 1-2 Warner Baxter and Mary Belh Hughes in THE DEVIL’S HENCHMEN" Also: News and Comedies night, January 30, at 8 o’clock. Tbe Whin Kids with a record of I 8 wins against 5 defeats this sea-1 aon will be out to down the var sity froah in this meetiag. 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