The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-30

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From all that We can see and hear
Guthrie just seems to be too much for
Anderson.
Home today for six straight games
-four of which Anderson will win.
Our idea Of suitable revenge Is to
touch up every Spartanburg pitcher
for about ten hits during the next
three days. .,,,.
Spartanburg took three straights in
Spartanbhrg, but, II Spartanburg gets
one in Anderson she will do we'll.
Rice. will probably pitch this after
noon for Anderson. II not Rice then
Robinson will do the hurling.
Robbie Held Spartanburg down to
two hits until the ninth inning on
Monday and he will hold them to two
during the entire game II. he pitches
In this series,
Three new men will get their first
workout for the locals this afternoon.
Mobley will be Catching, Hough will
be ON Short while White will be in
the outfield. Watch for something to
break. .r'% ~
e. g.
And Red Childers got another home
run yesterday. The big boy certainly
does do his part Of the hitting.
Things will be- coming our way
during this series. Caffney got the
big end from us in Gaffney, but they
didn't do It In Anderson.
Watch that bunch of ours this af-
ternoOn. se
Attendance will pick up for the
three games this week.
What It takes to trim Mr.. PAMELA,
Mr.. Guthrie. ct ALIVE happen to have
It. ,;,,,
Rice is In better shape to pitch this
afternoons game, than he was when
he pitched against Gaffney--and he
had more than aaffney could handle,
even then. .5sj
If the Anderson team can afford to
play six games OF Home, will be proof
positive. that the team can be held
to gether for the Test OF the season
and, 4g thst i. taStsaHgspt proved now. (,
We are anxious TO see lee McAlister
pitch. Il wasn't his fault that we
lost the first gamel yesterday.
The game this afternoon will be
called promptly ats4:3O. If the fans
don't want to miss the early part of
the game they had hest be there on
time. ,.i
About: s to d VIII be satisfactory
for this !afternoon.i thank you.
;z;n !, slc,qI a., -
OF course that means five for us.
The way we are coming out of the
cellar from now on will make an ex-
press train look like an OK cart.
Don't you get the idea in your Door
old noodle that this team can't play
ball. Come out this afternoon and
see for yourself.
We said It and we will stick to It.
Anderson has the best club In the lea
que, s,s y.
How would you like to see Rice
'hurl a no hit, no run game against
Legs Martin and his crew this after
nIoon? y would: not surprise us.
After the present series is conclud-
ed the .Spartanburg team will feel
like resumfng, its< 6ld-time habits of
msyh1ss pisytng nnfeeaP n e,Pr frog and shooting
Now, is the time; for all good men to
come to the aid OF their ball team.
+ A little help in numbers, a little pep
at the game and some interest in the
home team will help things along
wopderfully. .
a big crowd will be in town for the
campaign speaking today, and that will
help boost the attendance some.
Here for six straight games.
Be on band ati4I:ass atiIs.3.:= Ss:s
Loosen & sdp dip for T2s cents; you tight
Bring your girl along. II you haven't
one. borrow one.
The best team in the Piedmont lea
que will this afternoon proceed to
trim Sparteaburg!
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