Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-30
many weeks yet. even under the most
favorable conditions.
SIDE LINE STUFF

Yep, Snags, you have our number
on the home lot!
We'll let's start to working right
now on a team for next year.
If we are going to have baseball
next year, the time to start something
is now. ~ y I"
Come out for Wednesdays game.
All the gate receipts go to the players.
Give the lads a lift.
Well, the American Legion has
some mighty good uniforms with
which to start off the season next year.
- East View defeated the strong Cot
ton Belt aggregation on the y Cotton
Belt lot last Saturday by a. score OK
10 to 5.
-"I want to see a good baseball team
here next year and I'm willing to 90
anything l can to help 1t along put;a
for my being manager there's absolu-
tely nothing doing" said Mr. Harry e.
Neil yesterday. Il T.
IF small boys would organize a
searching party and get on the Job
they would find enough ,"lost balls i'm
Broadus Loves garden and in the ter
ritory behind the graded lschool dia-
mond to last them for years to come.
%. E. Grist, a baseball and football
player at the Y6rkville Higp School Is
beginning to talk football. We thinks
there Is gcing to be plenty Of footbal
material at high school this fail and ne
says the boys are going to begin DONG
about pretty soon to raise the neces-
sary naazuma to buy jerseys'S foot
balls, etc. AAEtt
- Speaking of strong arm men, take
look at Jimmie Helton, American
Legion hurler. The boy has pitched
FIVE games In the past eight days IL IS
| said, ard every one handed in has
been O winner from the pitchers stand
point. That the lad is great pitch
er there is no doubt and he Is In no
wise responsible for the recent losses
OF the soldiers.
That fellow Fink who plays left
| field for Shelby and who has been
signed by the Rochester Interrationals
las unquestionably the fastest fielder
seen on the local lot this season The
boy broke up yesterdays game in the
ninth with q catch of one in the left
extremity off left field that would
certainly have been good for Two :
scores IL he had missed 1t. A great
player, that Fink, md no nlistake.
= "Toots, Gaulden, Legion pitcher
has been suffering with a very sore
| side for several days The injury was
received at Cowpeps last week when.
lie came in collision with "BilP SAN
ders while the two were playing Held,
| No ribs are broken according to
Gaulden's physician; but the theory is
that Scme ligamcnt has been torn
loose and the hurt does not seem 70
| improve much.
The American Legion Larrupefs
close the season in Charlotte Thurs
day of this week when they play tne
Charlotte .All Stars" in Charlotte at
Wearn Field. A representative Of the
"AIl Stars" who was In, Yorkville last
week arranging for the game assured
the Larrupeps that a crowd OF from
l, 500 to 1000 Charlotte fans would
come out for the contest and the un-
derstanding is that the locals Will get
go per cent, OF TIE gate receipts win or
lose. 7ay.H
-"Dody" Phillips, Chester baseball
star and gentleman athlete, who mas
been playing baseball with the Amerf-
can Legion Larrupers during the sum-
mer will return to Erskine College at
Due West, this fall, where 1t is under
stood that he will enter the The0logical
Seminary with view to studying for
the ministry. Phillips will be eligible.
to play football with Ersklne during
the coming season but not baseball
| because Of the fact that he has played
four years of college ball. Dodys
batting average during his so1ourn
with the Larrupers has been wen over
400. ~"
w. L. Hogue, enthusiastic fan OF
Glover, telephoned this morning 70
| say that the Clover team had been re-
| n5 tI1.,fJ W0lll0
be PLAYED before the end OF the season.
The new lineup includes several OF
the old Clover Town Rounders' play
ers and several other Clover players
who have not been in the regular line
I'D this year. The first game under
the reorganization scheme Will be
played at Hawthorn Park, Glover, sat
upday when the strong Clara mill a8-
gregation, Of Gastonia will be taken
on.
The American Legion Larrupers
baseball season came to close Sat
urday night following the game with
Caroleen, Manager "Jawn" Hart ana
his advisory co!nmittee winding up
their little ball of yarn. A totai OF
twenty-five games were played uhner
the citizen managership which result
ed in sixteen victories and SIX aeteals,
a record most unusual. Harry T.. Nei,
it will be recalled managed the team
for the first several weeks and then
withdrew in favor oe Mr.. Hart. Mem
bers of the advisory committee were:
w. J. Fewel T. Mack Ferguson. X. =.
Mackorell, John r. Hart and Jas. u.
Grist. f. Erwin Moore was treasurer:
At a meeting of the committee nelo
Yesterday morning the report OF the
4 treasurer showed deficit Of about
$50 and it was decided to put out the
s. O.. S. call to tie local fans out FOR
the game yesterday and at that to De
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