The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 30, 1908, Image 3
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Welcome S. C. Press Association
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BUNTS AND SINGLES.
That Johnson boy who plays left
field for Spartanburg, is a highway
robber. Make it a point, boys, In the
next game you play with them to
knock the ball where that boy can’t
get it. because if it comes anywhere
near his territory it is his.
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Blacksburg came over loaded for
Gaffney the other afternoon but the
blessed rain broke up their little play
house. Your own team is pretty
good, boys; you don’t need to import
players.
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The Gaffney colored nine trimmed
the. Converse colored team Saturday
afternoon to the tune of 14 to C.
The games today and tomorrow
will be good ones. If the Spartanburg
club has the new men they are said
to have, Gaffney will have to be on
their toes to take the two games. But
then we don’t think they will get so
many runs from the deliver}- of Wood
and Hopper.
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That long drive of Curry’s for two
bases in the Spartanburg game was a
beauty.
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Little got a single in the tenth li
ning of the last game that was a hit
in time of need.
The fans are already getting hun
gry for another game of ball.
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ONE GENT A WORD COLUMN
■Mtor tkla
Mrtad at the rate of eae ewt a word
tor oaoh taaerttoa. No ad.
for leae than IN; axeept
meats of farm proNee of
tale fep Camera residing In Cherekee
county which will be inneited
time free of eharg* amtU further
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The Shield and Diamond says “that
| Brian Bell contributed largely in win
ning games for the Washington and
i Lee nine this season.”
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Two games with the strong
I eng team on July 4th. Boys, you will
have to hustle to beat that Laurens
i crowd.
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It is to be hoped that Arthur Hop-
Unclaimed Letters.
List of letters remaining in Gaff
ney postoffice unclaimed for week
ending, June 29, 1908:
Miss Mattie Sue Bean, Travera
Bright, Mr. Garnet Bagwell, Mr. Claud
Biggerstaff. Mrs. Scuse Zuby, Mrs.;
Emmer Coxe, Mr. W. C. Davis, Mrs.
H. P. Griffin. Miss Carrie Geddes, W.
j P. Goforiis, Mrs. M. T. Godfrey, Miss
L aur ' j Tola Gaffney, Miss Bessie Green.
Misses Nanie Himhill, Mr. J. F. Ham
rick-, Mr. Warren Hawkins, H. C.
Hamrick. F. C. Harriss, Mr. J. 9.
Hunter. Miss Clara Hopper. Mrs. M.
Hicks. Mrs. Rosa Humpries, Mr. K.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—A second-hand boiler;
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ger office.
FOR RENT OR SALE—193 acres
of land partly within Blacksburg, S.
C. Half in high state of cultivation;
fine pastures and orchards. Farm
machines and vehicles for sale.
June 30 1st a w.
Members
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FOR SALE—Flrat-clae» babbit
al. Apply at Ledger Office.
met-
per will get his arm into condition. v . Humphries, Mr. J. Z. Holmes, Mrs.
Wood is having to pitch too many Murlice Jeffson. D- B. Kirby, Miss Ro-
" anies - ~ berta Leech, Smith Lockard, MJsa
0 0 0 j Mattie Lucas. Mr. D. H. Lipscomb, G.
Campbell in the outfield did some p r yatt Moulford. Miss maigie Morgan,
fine work in the Spartanburg game. Father Mulinax, Miss Hattie May
He accepted four chances and two of j Morgan, Mrs. Henrietta Murray, Mr.
them were hard ones. i Claud massey, Mr. Geo. McSwain. Mr.
ooo Willie McCoy, Mrs. Mary McCraw,
The batting and fielding averages Mr. Sam McIntosh. Mr. E. F. Penley,
of the Gaffney players appear in to-; Mrs. Zedella Porter. Mr. Esaw Ran-
day’s Ledger. These averages are for'kins, T. E. Rice. Mr. Jackson Spears,
the seven games at home as compiled Mr. Grover Stewart, Mr. J. D. Scruggs,
from the official score sheets. The .Mr. Crawford Smith. Mrs. A. Smith,
game played in Gastonia is not includ- Mr. Elbert Smith, Miss Leaner Smith,
ed in these averages as no score can D. E. Sarratt. Mr. F. W. Talley. R. N.
FOR RENT.
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Hardware Co.’s store. Apply to W.
H. tmtih. Mar. 14 «
TO RENT—Office rooms over Tbs
Ledger. Apply to Nd. H. DeCamp
Nov. 2, tf.
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LOST.
LOST—Between Cowpens and
Goucher, a blue coat. Leave at Led
ger Office. June 26 tf.
LOST—Fountain pen, Moore’s non-
leakable; initials “C. C. R.” on gold
band. Reward if returned to Ledger
office. tt
At Home
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arson & Co.
be secured. This would change the 1
averages slightly, especially Little
john. who bar] two hits in that game.
The team average for batting is 185
and for fielders 910. The batting is
deplorably weak and will have to pick
up. Only five men on the club are
batting over 200. 200 is poor batting
j and the team will have to improve in
; their hitting.
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Hopper’s arm is improving daily
and will be in condition for him to
twirl again. Great concern was felt
, in the ganm Thursday when it was
' heard that tne injury would be
serious but all the Gaffney fans will
, be delighted to know that he will soon
be in his usual exe<uien t form again.
Tannabill, Miss Nannie Wingo. Mrs.
Sallie Willise, Miss Emerline Wade,
Miss Carrie Wilson, Miss Carrie Wil
son. Mr. Bostic. (Photographer).
Court Cottmion pleas.
The court of common pleas con
vened yesterday morning for the pur
pose of trying cases on calander 1.
A jury was empaneled in the case of i g. q, a. P
Mrs. Emma Setzler vs. John Spake,! proprietor,
and othe r jurors were excused until
9 o'clock this morning. It Is very
likely that the Setzier case will take
, a part of today before same will be
finished. The indications are that
: there are a sufficient number of cases
ready to be tried to occupy the court
! the rest of the week.
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get same at Ledger office.
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