The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-25
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me pest tnlng the Anderson base
ball club ever did was TO elect DR..
Herbert Harris as the secretary and
treasurer OF the association. He is
what one might term wheel horse
when 1t comes to keeping things NOV
Ing.
Some of those Gaffney fellows play
like they were In Il trance. Maybe it
takes GafTney umpire to keep them
awake. hd~
henderson umpired very fair game
on the opening day OF the series and
the Gaifney players had no right to
kick.
How about regular Saturday af-
terno0n crowd for the game today? II
would be shame to have - or 100
people for the exhibition game to-
day?
a numt,r of Bolton people VIII pro.
bnbly be found in the grand stand this
afternoon Belton seems to care
more about the Anderson team than
do the home folks.
| Maybe Gaffney did think that they
had Pet" Robinson's Measurements
hat they have changed their minds.
After the rtanburg series next
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday we
VIII again be reposing on the top lad
der. ''nr
The Anderson fans are well pleased
with the manner In which Curry han
dies himself on first base. He chn hit
little in addition to playing jam-up
fielding game '' i'hr
Wrenn. who Is officiating for the
locals at short. Is ono of tho soecdicst
men in the league. He Is some fast
on his feet.
Pity Ripley Is out OF the gnnie lie
| IL about % per cent OF the life of The
team and the fans will be glad 10 zee
him back on the roll next week. Spar
tanburg WILL also know TINT lie is
again playing. Wn, 80
; After Red Childers gets that black
, eye cured up he will more than make
! amends for his recent bokhles. It is
pretty hard thing for one eyed man
/ to play baseball. ia"r -
or course the fans in the gran..stald
can put up a tetter game than, tho
| players out on the field. But Without
some roofing the game wouldn't be !.
/ baseball, ell?
! Boost the game for this afternoon.
Go yourself and take your. ,ncIghbor.
| IT Is said that ladies always recog-
! nize bargain. therefore there Ia no
! excuse for their failing TO .attenh,.the.
Camcs when they are all admitted
: free.
Hate to do 1t but Caffney may as
we'll arrange right now to give mp to-
! day's struggle. ..,i J,rl,,
We have already won two from In
! gle and 1t looks like pity to make It
T, three, but da'Jinc -
The fans will regret to see Bull go
Likewise Curry will be missed from
the first sack. but It is said that hthe
new man is q daisy. n ~ aD,ys
+! Porter Whaley will today present
/, our side Of the forfeited game at Gaff-
ney to the league dlrectorB-that the
game will be played over again.
in an Anderson uniform this after
in an Anderson unifor mthis after
noon.
Tho next thing the fans know, this
club will be right back on top Of this
league. Walt and see. yc.
1 N
The game this afternoon viii be
played in little more than half the
time of yesterdays exhibition.
Watch than bunch go some this .af7
ternoon.
The visitc/s really did not deserve
to win that game yesterday. even tho
they did hit like fiends. Poor playing
on Anderson's part was responsible
for their win. ''p"
| ]. C. Watkins Is a good umpire, but
not partial to the home club.
| The new fret baseman, due to re-
port In time Tor this afternoons game
/ is left handed aud said to be very fast
on his feet. -gati 80
i II the local club succeeds in. gecur-
ing Rice to pitch this afternoon, It is
Goodnight. Gaffney."
/ The game will be called promptly
at 1880.
! A big crowd for Saturday, IN y,l,afi
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