The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07

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The best team In this league is to be
found in Anderson. and that's no
joke.
Pct" Robinson is just shade bet.
tor than anything seen around these
diggings. Some stingy with bis hits,
is that boy.
One Of the hardest workers on the
team is Ripley. He is fielding all The
time and he hits like iiend. The
fans leel some confident when tncy
see him in the game.
lngle is good pitcher. but lie ia
not quite good enough. to beat Aricr-
son.
Mr.. Eidson will probably, learn this
afternoon that uitchcr can't win all
his games.
Anderson will have quite an aggre-
cation to pick from for the hurting
honors this afternoon. Bland is
new pitcher with a long string of vic
tories behind him and can show the
real goods.
/ $" How about the game put up at short
by Anderson's man yesterday? He
!.crrOpred~bu he did that because he
took a chance on everything in
Insight.
A man is almost ashamed to admit
that he lives In Anderson, after taking
q look at that crowd of 100 people
yesterday. ~ uyrr,s
If Anderson people can't turn out,
moro fana to see a game than che did
yesteraayethls burg must be in bad
Shape
Yesterdays battle was as good as
eny ever secn liz the Carolina Assoc.
alton and 1t Is up to the ians to su.,-
port such baseball
Do OF die. Either come out and SEQ
the games or admit that you don't
want baseball here.
Schmidt" Wood and his crew of
Gaffney players Will put up game
fight for tho engagement this after
noon. but
There wac weeping and wailing and
gnashing OF teeth in. GafTney at ex-
actly 5:2l yesterday afternoon.
Have to admit though that the Gaff-
ncy fans are game and SO Is tho
team.
The game today begins at 4:3O
O'Clock; ladies are admitted free; a
big crowd Of fans MUST, come.
Three hits for GaGncy and, five for
Anderson :hows that the exhibition
yc@:crday was no runaway.
Today and tomorrow will mark al
CRISIS In the baseball. situation.. 1t
Is up Anderson. people,. ..,:.' /,
Maybe Anderson folks don't mind
quitting" A "quittcrpi is' defined as
that word FOUND. anyway?
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i,"'If we can got 900 Anderson people
out today 1t wiIlrbe enough to at least
mako prcsentable showing. y .,,5|
The Gafrney. team, last night had
a'uA6 SiiuSS uldkluS Iuu Oh AnQCrSOn'S
attendance. They had a right to do
spyvbecsnsc:.in Gaffney their team
draws between 700 and 500 people.
& hoeaituatt6n is simply ,tiiis; n You
cant, nay park rent. street oar fares,
game 'RuaPanteess etc., Hiffs Ei6l iii6dHgyf
and baseball players eati.t eat hot
air." In the words s1of the S,iifis.
tTiOus "Plutarch"i trodH = vo IN isfEiS,.
must bo did," -'A,s 81. X ~.
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Itg q mighty poor fnaneif ile can't
claim vito, mother sDr sweetheart.
orsmaybes u sister. Get fioitf Of her
this afternoon and let her sas a Rood
baseball game. < = - 3 lscs2-g
+ Curry same:xsfy nsar kfeakihR un
thHt exhibition I'm .ittHnffihth plfInihr.
But But then, very Il Asss dossii e get you
my more In the feaEtes than does
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To tho Clerks Ask your, boAs mar
to let you Of Attfssn ftarnoutt foe liha
eaae,ip II iis refukes. tell. him she l is |
sHtight- wad and etans aftIiit 10 s3the,
sporting cditof OF Thc IhteillsthcSr. ]
All aboard 1t 4 :56. { q: Rs ssa Y.
Meet yon there. sure. ( S.: s7s Itl
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