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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
Monday

Monday
Auto Men Meet to discuss plans for
the Ardmore 10 Oklahoma City auto
mobile race. Automobile dealers meet
Monday at Hotel Ardmore. Luncheon.
Junior High School: Mothers of pu-
pills in Junior High will meet Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Junior
high building for purpose of organic
ing club.
American Legion: Important meet.
ing George X. Anderson Post OF the
American Legion 1880 o'clock Monday
night Chamber of Commerce. Federal
Cleanup Squad will be present.
Tuesday
Kiwanis Club: Regular meeting Of
the Kiwanis Club will be held Tuesday
noon at Hotel Ardmore. T. B. Orr,
president.
Community Sing: Community Sing
at Central Park. Program 7;45 o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur Kyle, chairman, Otis
Smith. leader.
Wednesday
Rotary Club: Regular noon lunch-
con session of the Rotary Club will
be held Wednesday noon, Hotel Ard
more. j. r. Dexter, president.
Ryonis Club: Regular noon lunch
con session Of Ryonis Club Wednes-
day noon at First Presbyterian Churci.
Mrs. John Whiteman, president.
Mothers Rally: Members of Moth
er's Clubs hold rally at high school
building at o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon. All patrons invited.
Thursday
Lions Club: Regular meeting Of
the Lions Club will be held Thurs
day noon at Hotel Ardmore. Installa-
ton of new officers.
Rebekahs Meet Rebekahs hold cele-
bration of 10th Anniversary at l. o.
o. F. Hall.
Mass Meeting: Taxpayers meet in
mass meeting Thursday night a:
Convention Hall TO discuss proposed
bond issue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
KILBANE RETAINS
TITLE In BATTLE
DANNY FRUSH OF BALTIMORE
KNOCKED OUT IN SEVENTH
ROUND AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Sept. 17.-Johnny Kill
bane, S2 years old. and gray haired.
successfully defended his title of
featherweight champion of the world
here today when he knocked out
Danny Frush OF Baltimore in the
seventh round of their scheduled l2
round fight here before $4,000 people
this afternoon.
The fight nearly ended in a riot in
the first round. when Kilbane kicked
Frush in the groin in retaliation for
a kick which Frush gave him.
Frush's handlers claimed a foul but
referee Kelly refused 10 allow il.
F'rush writhed in agony on the floor
and the referee ordered his handlers
10 take him to his corner. After ten
seconds rest, the fight was resumed
and Frush was the aggressor. stag
gering Kilbane with solid smash to
the chin in the second round. the only
really effective blow he landed
Kilbane. after boxing continuously
In the first two rounds, opened up
in the third and was master Of the
situation until the finish. He floored
Frush in the third round with n right
and left to the chin and drove him t.
the ropes repeatedly but failed TO
ru, over the knockout punch. In the
fifth kilbane floored the challenger
for the third time and the bell saved
him from Knockout. As the dazed
and fast fading Frush came into
the seventh Kilbane tore into him.
knocking him flat with rights and
lefts 10 the head. Frush took a count
OF nine and when he staggered TO his
feet. went down again. He hung limp.
~ on the ropes when he came up and
the champion showered him with rights
and lefts to the head. Frush slid TO
the floor. his arms and legs out.
stretched and the referee counted
him out.
AS clouds began gathering. the ten
round go between Tony Caponi OF
New York and Teddy Meyers OF Buf.
falo was cut to seven rounds. Meyers
received the newspaper decision. They
are lightwcights.
In the second preliminary. a second
rounder. Al Hart OF Lorraine. out.
pointed Jimmy Katz OF Cleveland In
the opinion Of writer's at the ring side,
Hart was especially effective with his
rlgh, and frequently rocked Katz with
right cross to the chin. They
weighed under i2i pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
MOTHERS TO HOLD
RALLY AT HIGH
SCHOOL WEDNESDAY

fMembers of the Mothers Clubs Of
Ardmore public schools will hold a
rally Wednesday afternoon at the
high school auditorium to which ev.
cry patron of the school Is invited.
An interesting program which will
begin at 3 O'Clock has been arranged
and is as follows:
Musc-High School Glee Club.
Solo-Miss Helen Dolman.
Reading-Miss Eleanor Lilley.
Solo-Miss Ella j. Peterson.
Introduction Of Mothers Club pres
idents.
Appreciation Of Mothers Club: Mrs.
Clara Morgan, First ward; Mrs. G. f.
Washington, Second ward Miss Clara
Morgan, Third ward; Miss Itea VOL.
verton, Fourth ward; Mrs. S. NJ.
Davis, High School
Purpose Of Mothers Clubs-Supt c.
w. Richards
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ginbotham forced out at second Ogil.
vie to Behren, and Byrne safe at
first; Trammell: ball /, ball 2, doubles
to right field fence scoring Byrne and
Trammell to third on thrown when
ball hits grandstand; Dodd: ball J..
strike 1, ball 2, strike 2, strike 3
and out. One rum two hits.
NINTH INNING
ArdmOre-kizziar: strike l. ball l.,
ball ?, grounds out, Dodd to Trammell;
Tate: ball !, strike ], singles to left;
Ogilvie: pops out to Trammell: Jones:
foul, strike 9, flies out to Coyle. No
runs one hit.
Paris-Coyle: ball 1, strike /. flies
out to Lovelace; Reynolds (hitting
for Aller). ball /, grounds out. Car
ter to Kizziar; Stagner: strike /. ball
|. ball 2. foul strike 2, ball 3, foul,
strike and out. No runs. no hits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
RACES WERE FEATURE
DURING LAST THREE
DAYS OF FREE FAIR

The sixth annual Carter county free
fair came to a successful close yester.
day afternoon in blaze of glory
rounding out what was probably the
largest and best fair ever held in
southern Oklahoma.
The racing program was featured by
a free far all trot that took three
heats TO decide and was won by 'Uno
Stanley owned by n. T. Orr of Sour
Lake Texas.
During intermission in the race pro.
gram all the prize winning stock was
paraded before the grand stand. Rae.
ing men from other points in the
south and west who follow state and
county fairs remarked that the exhibi.
ton of live stock was the best they
mad encountered in long time and
was made up of animals that would
be Il credit To any state fair In the
nation.
After the races were concluded and
rs an added attraction a purse was
made up and presented 10 the owners
of three heavy draft teams 10 com
pete in an old fashioned pulling con-
test. The teams were owned by Ed
Rice. Mr. Bradberry and G.. W. Ross
all of Ardmore and consisted of two
heavy horse teams and one team of
Zig Missouri mules. This was enjoyed
by many Of the old timers present
who formerly ploted horses and oxen
IN such contests in years gone by.
Saturday races resulted as follows. -
Free for all trotting: Uno Stanley
won; Meredith johnson second, Mar.
tha third. Della Mckinney fourth,
Iiaffin firth, best time .. "a 3-4.
one.fourth mile running race, Black
Beauty won, Little Tom, second;
Betty Parker, third; time % 3.l
Daisie and Texas Tom also ran.
Five'eighths mile dash Miss Nee.
lick won, Ethel II second. Pail Mall
third. time LOG. Scar Flank also ran.
Fridays Racing Events
The 2.2O trotting event was won
by U.No Stanley, Martha. second;
Baffn third and Governor Strong
fourth; best time 2.97 l.2.
Two.ffteen pacing race was won
by Prince Fisher IN straight heats,
with Carrie Hanlcy and Caddo Dan
splitting for second money, David l..
T.. third and Ethel Kirby fourth.
one fourth mile running Black
Beauty won, Star second. and Texas
Tom third, Baby Sis and Lady Mack
also ran.
Three eighths mile running. Doll
Whisenhunt Won Granny second. Mill.
istinc third, Ponzi ALSO ran.
One-half mile running: Ethel H
won. Pail Mall. second; Scar Flank.
third Pet Sewell also ran
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
PAVEMENT DANCE COMMITTEE
GRATEFUL FOR ASSISTANCE.

The members of the committee in
charge Of the pavement dances con-
Quoted on west Broadway during the
past three nights wish to publicly
thank the members of the police and
fire departments and all others who
aided in making the affairs sue
cess. Members of the committee. are
high in their. praise Of those who
helped and whose work permitted the
affairs to be put over so smoothly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
LOUISVILLE MAYOR
INTENDS PREVENT
KHAN DISCOURSE

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 17-Declaring
that it is their intention to stand
on our constitutional rights Of free
assembly and free speech" organizers
of the Knights Of the Ku Klux Klan
in Louisville today are preparing t.
seek an injunction restraining Mayor
G. w. Smith from carrying out his
announced intention of preventing the
meetings scheduled for tonight.
The Rev. Dr. Caleb A. Ridley. a
prominent Baptist minister of Allan
Ia. Georgia is scheduled to speak in
the interest Of the Klan.
Members Of the fiscal court which
has charge of the jefferson county
armory that has been engaged or the
meeting, said that the promoters Sc.
cured permission to use the building
without revealing the nature of the
proposed meeting and that the per
init will be revoked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
Tigers Trim Athletics;
Walker Gets 22nd Homer

Philadelphia. Sept. l7-Dctrolt won
the first game of scheduled double
header with Philadelphia today To 4.
but the second game was called off
In the last half Of the fourth inning
bv rain with the score : To In favor
of the visitors The home team was
In rally when the contest was stop.
ped g. Walker made his 22nd home
run of the season in the third inning
NJ the unfinished game. II was De
troit's last appearance here.
Score by innings-First game:
Detroit ---- ------------0l0 s03 0lO-7
fhiladelphin ------ -.--lOl uOl OOO-3
Summary; Two base hits. witt,
Moyt. Three base hits. Blue Home
run. Heilmann. Double plays. G.
Walker to Myatt; Merritt to Blue;
Jones to Merritt. tn Blue. Bases on
balls. of Harris 8. struck out by
nauss ., Runs. Cobb. Neach. He'll
mann .. Blue . Witt. Dykes. Mallonie.
Errors Merritt. Galloway. Wolfe.
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Cleveland Defeats Washington

Washington. sept i'.-Cleveland in.
creased its first place advantage by de.
fcating Washington : to 4. Mogridge
was knocked out of the hOx In IN,
second and Woodward and Bird. re.
crult pitchers. were hit opportunely.
Sc,horon. although wild. was rener.
ALL effective.
Score by innings
Cleveland ---- --.----.-0il o00 30o-S
Washington ---- -------lOO 900 OIL
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Z. 4. 4. Nm Indicted

Chicago. Sept. i7.--indicunent of
some officers and three score OF
members of the Chicago Athletic As.
sociatlon was asked OF federal grand
jury, II was reported today as the
result Of a raid by prohibition agents
IN the club yesterday when six eases
Of whisky were seized.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18

Summary: Two base hits. Trammell,
Ogilvie; sacrifice hits, CIopp, Kizziar;
stolen bases, Levelace. Ogilvie; base
on balls, off Phillips 2; struck out by
Phillips !, by Carter 6: wild pitch,
Phillips; left on bases, Paris 5, Ard.
more s.; time Of game 1:45: umpires
lawson and Hiett.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
Standing
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

San Antonio q Galveston 2, 40
innings. darkness.)
Houston Z; Beaumont 0.
Dallas A. Shreveport 1.
Wichita Falls A. F't. Worth 0.
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New York. Sept 17-Suzanne Leng-
len. French tennis star. announced
today that she had booked passage
on the steamer France sailing for
Havre next Wednesday. Physicians
attending Mile. Lenglen have ordered
her, she said. to refrain from violent
exercise for an indefinite period.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Results Saturday

Indianapolis-Louisville. rain.
Minneapolis %, st, Paul 4.
Kansas City 16; Milwaukee IL.
Toledo II; Columbus 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
WESTERN LEAGUE
Results SATURDAY.

Oklahoma City 10; Des Moines 5.
st. Joseph 8; Joplin 5.
Tulsa II; Sioux City 0.
Wichita g. Omaha 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18

New York. Sept iI.-petc Herman.
the New orleans boxer. who won back
his bantamweight title from Joe Lynch
recently. has begun training here for
his championship bout next Friday.
with Johnny Buff, the flyweight title
holder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18

Chicago, Sept. l7.-Grimes' home run
over the right field wall. in leading
off In the ninth inning gave To 8
controversy over Brooklyn today. The
visitors got a five run lead in the
first inning but the locals came from
behind and tied the count. Brooklyn
went ahead again in the seventh and
Chicago again tied the count. The
batting of Barber and ak double plays
featured.
Brooklyn -------- ------500 600 1906
Chicago ------ --------2l2 600 l0i-1
Summary Two base hits. Wheat.
Ward Barber. ,; Olson. Johnston
Home runs. Meyers. Hollocher. Grimes
Double plays. Ward to Olson to
Schmandt; Olson to Schmandt. .: Hol.
locher to Grimes. Johnston to Olson
to Schmandt; Grimes. unassisted. Bob
Keenc. one. Gordinier 2. Shupp l..
Jones /, Smith 2, York /. Struck out
by Ponder |, Schupp L. Smith ! q.
Jones ., York /. Runs, Olson .. John.
ston, Griffith, Wheat Meyers Holo.
cher ?, Barber ., Twombly. Grimes.
No errors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
s u NJ NJ A RES
TO CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Saturday
st. Louis New York, rain.
Detroit Z; Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland s. Washington 4.
Boston 8; Chicago 3.
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Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Saturday
Chicago Z; Brooklyn 6.
st. Louis 8; Philadelphia 3.
New York 6; Pittsburg /.
Boston-Cincinnati, rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
SPORTING BLOOD WINS
LATONIA STAKE RACE

Latona, Ky, Sept. l7.-Bud Fish.
ers Sporting Blood" running sec.
ond all the way with Bradley's "Bacl,
Servant" until the finish won the
l.atonia championship stake race at
a mile and three quarters here In
3:05 3.5. The race was worth s25.225
to the winner. Black servant, coupled
In the betting with Behave Yourself
was second and Humphrey. an out
slider finished third. The fayorite.
Gray Lag. was never contender.
Five horses started.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18

St Louis. Sept 1.-THE Cardinals
made 1t two straight over the Phillies
today winning to 8.
st. Louis -.------------i30 OOi Oix--a
Philadelphia ---- .----- 900 900 0il--5
summary; Two base hits. Jack
Smith Clcmons. Wrightstone. Three
base hits. Hornsby Fournier Lebour.
veau. Double plays Hornsby to La.
van to Fournicr, Lavan to Fourier
Bases ON balls. off Meadows .. Doak
I. Struck out 10y Meadows ,. Bolts
s. Doak .. Runs, Wrighistone. Raider
., Hcnline. Bruggy, Jack Smith ?.
Fournier ,. stock Hornsby. Clcmons.
Hunter Errors. Rapp. Hornsby.
Duak
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18

Cheyenne. wyo.. Sept. i7.-Thirteen
automobile racers were ready to start
this morning In the annual Denver
Times automobile race. This year,
the race Is from Cheyenne to Douglas
distance VI about $50 miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-18
GIANTS TRIM PIRATES
BUNCHING HITS LAST
THREE INNINGS 81

Pittsburgh. Sept. II. - The New
York Giants increased their lead In
the National League pennant race by
winning from Pittsburgh here today
6 to /. An overflow crowd witnessed
the game and for the first time this
season. 1t was necessary 10 establish
ground rules in order that hundreds
of the fans might stand behind ropes
in left field.
Pittsburgh's lone run came in the
fourth inning. when Whitted sent the
ball over the left field fence.
The Giants scored one run in the
seventh when Young, who had trip
led, came in on Meusel's sacrifice.
New York added two more in the
eighth in a single by Snyder. Nehf's
sacrifice as base on balls to Burns.
and a hit to right by Frisch. that
was good for three bases.
Three more New York runs were
registered in the ninth; Kelly who
had doubled, came in ON Meusel's
single. Carlson gave way to Morri-
son. Rawlings the next batter, sing.
led. Morrison then famed Snyder
and Nehf went out on n fly to Carry.
Meusel and Rankings scored on n hit
by Burns the ball struck Maranville
on the leg and before he could re.
cover it, the Giants runners had cross
ed the plate.
Score by innings:
New York --------------000 600 1876
Pittsburgh ---- -------000 100 000-i
Summary: Two base hits. Burns,
Kelly. Three base hits. Frisch. Young
Home run, Whitfield Double plays.
Maranville to Grimm: Bencroft to
Rawlings, to Kelly. Bases on halls.
off Carson ,. Struck out. Carlson 3.
Morrison l. Runs. Burns. Young.
Kelly. Meusel, Rawlings. Snyder. Er.
ror Carr.
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Ardmore-curter: strike |. strike .
strike ! and out. clopp; hail |, strike
/. strike =. foul. strike . and out
Behrrn. strike /. foul. singles to left
I,ov.lnce. singles to right and Beh-
rem out trying to make third. Coyle
TO Alter. No runs hits.
Paris-itby. ball |. strike |. strike
2 grounds out. Ogilvie to Kizziar;
Hlgvinboiham. strike 1. strike 2. beats
out lnfied hit down first base line;
-'..-ne. grounds to second and Elig-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-09
w. BOYD DIES IN MISSOURI.

A St. Joseph, (Ao.) Gazette has
been received in Abbsdlle giving
the news of the death Of Mr.. J. W.
Boyd The Gazette says:
MI. Boyd came to St. Joseph in
1874, when he began the practice of
law. He was born in Atibeville, S.
C.. At 16 he enlisted in the Con-
federate army and became a mem.
Der Of the famous Boy brigade in
Gen. Ambrose Wright's division Of
Johnston's army. This brigade gain
ed considerable notoriety during the
war. Mr.. Boyd was graduated from
'Wofford cole in 1871 and then be-
gan the study of law, coming to St
Joseph four years later.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-09
ABBEVILLE HIGH -.
LICK GREENWOOD
Superior Playing Coupled with
"Henry's" Aerial Ascent in the
Third Inning Help Abbeville
Make it z out of 3.

A little Worlds Series crowd saw
the huskies from egotistical Green
wood lose the odd game of a series
of 8 to the Champions of Abbevile
high school Friday afternoon.
Greenwood came over to Rosenberg
Field with blood in their eyes and
chips on their shoulders. Be-
fore they left Rosenberg field
they had black eyes, those who could
see at all, and not only were their
shoulders left bare but they were
we'll picked all over. The final score
was 10 to 5. Who says 10 is unlucky?
Greenwood of course.
monk" Roche was the outstand-
ing star for Abbeville. Just as every;
body was %bemoaning the fact that a
fellow with a better batting record
than Monk. could come to the plate
Monk slapped a fast offering from
! Handsome Henry. right in the face
and the left fielder finally found the
leather pill in MI. Bill Ovens pile of
stove wood. "Monk" made the circuit
|. with seconds to spare.
Rip Buster was at his best, too. He
allowed Greenwood only four scat,
tered hits and was never in a hole,
Abbeville secured IA hits off Henry
who went way up in the air in : the
third inning allowing nine TALES to
be made in that frame. The locals
worked the bunt and run play just
as often as Swetie gave the sigma.
and Henry never did field one prop
erly. D.
No other game is scheduled fol
this week as yet, but the Abbeville
boys would like to have a challenge
from some good team for a game
Friday. =
The Bailey Boys oon saw Friday
afternoon which team to holler fol-
to get their moneys worth and Able
vile appreciates their loyal roofing
/ The score by innings was:
J ~. R. II. T
Greenwood 2o1 100000 4
Abbeville - 009 Ill 01x-13 IA
Batteries: Hartzog, Bowles ane
Garfield and Hinton. Howie ane
Tate. Umpire: Norman (Roanokt
College) Time 1.57. ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-09
ENTERTAINING TAKERS

Son Bill enjoyed the encampment
to the extent of having four young
cadets to dinner with him Sunday
His guests were Cadets Clarence
Satcher of Augusta, Ga, Allen Hol'
mes, of Birmingham, Ala, Jack Ham
ilton of Columbia and Reginald
Woodruff of Savannah, Ga They
we're fine, set of young gentlemen
and were entertaining takers. Jack
Hamilton remarked, that his mother
told him he had "some kin folks in
Abbeville," he believed their names
were Perrin and Cothran and Ward
law, that Chancellor Wardlaw, Of
Edgefeld was his grandfather. Cadet
Satcher said that it seemed to him
,"most everybody" was kin to Poca'
hontas, that two people in Washing
ton said he was kin to her which put
the young gentleman along with the
late Presidents wife.
Cadet Holmes thinks we "coulc
not possibly give up the island Of
Yap," while Cadet Woodruff had ar
uncle in California who knew al
about the Japs-and if we chad q
war, it would be out there"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-09
PREsBYTERIANs END g.,
sYNoDlcAh MEETING
Number of Addresses by South Care
lima Ministers at Last Days
o.. Session

Rosemark, Tenn, May S.-The an
nual synodical meeting Of the Asso-
ciated Reformed Presbyterian
!! church, ended here tonight after a
series of services lasting throughout
the day at which addresses were
made by prominent pastors of the
denomination from a number of
states. 49, .... -.
/ The early morning services were
devoted to work among : the young
| people, addresses being made by the
Rev. S. w. Reed, Atlanta, Ca; the
Rev. j. w. Carson Newberry, S. c.;
Dr.. J. P. Presley of the Theological
school of Due West, S. c.; the Rev.
W. S. Patterson, Lancaster, S. c.;
the Rev. o. w. Carmichael, Rock
Hill, So c. 49,
The sermon was delivered by the
fraternal delegates from the United
Presbyterian church, the Rev. W. P.
McGrary, Sterling Kan. ~:/
This was followed by the memoir
al service for the pastors of the de-
nomination who have died during
the year, at which DR.. E. D. Parker
son, of the Erskine Theological
seminary and DR.. Oliver Johnson,
Winnsboro, S. c., made addresses.
At the closing service tonight, the
Rev. B. G. Presley, Hickory Grove,
S. c., and the Rev. R. C. Grier, Co.
lumbia, S. c., made addresses. The
closing sermon was delivered by DR..
Patterson of Erskine Theological
seminary. The next meeting will be
at Old Providence, Va.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-09
DICK swETENBURG A

Abbeville has come to the front
in base ball at Clemson, the State of
Thursday carrying the following
news about "Dick" Swetenburg:
Clemson College, May 4.-Swet-
enburg of Clemson college conquer
ed Murray Of North Carolina State
in a fast IL inning pitchers duel
here this afternoon by the count 1
to 0. The game was by far the best
seen on Riggs field this season.
"Dick" Swetenburg pitched great
ball for the Tigers, allowing only
three hits and striking out nine men.
He was given errorless support by
his teammates.
The features Of the game were
Swetenburg's hurting and the
smooth fielding Of the Tigers.