Chatham
•'U.mNSION
Blanketeer
Vol. 3
SEPTEMBER 7, 1935
No. 5
To Meet Buffalo Here For Championship
FIRST GAME OF
SERIES THURSDAY
Will Be Played Here At Riverside
Park; Buffalo Has Strong
Aggregation
The first game of the champ
ion series between the strong Buf
falo, South Carolina team, winner
o the Championship of South
^arolma, and the Chatham
in be played in Elk-
Thursday^ September 12th,
Riverside Park at 4 p. m.
of bring to Elkin one
<5 fu outstanding teams in
Pri u and will be head-
by such star players as Molly
^6orge Rhynehardt, Glenn
ort, Bruce Galloway, Sam Fow-
Russel Gillespie, Johnnie
'^ertz, and others.
h P^^yed Piedmont League
and Southern League ball for
number of years. Rhynehardt
and played for Char-
e in the Sally League, and for
ashington in the big league,
ni ^ ^^^^oway played for Con
fer Philadelphia Athletics
sto ^ ^^^ber of years at short-
Sf Fowler pitched for the
aen Cardinals a few years
spent a number of years
ipfx ^ Southern League. He is a
pitcher. Johnnie Wertz
g^ched for the Chicago White
y®ars ago and
tion American Associa-
a r K ^ years. Wertz is
Giiv^ pitcher. Russell
ispie, left-hand pitcher, has
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Outing Held At
Healing: Springs
foremen, sub-fore-
Win office force of both the
thei and Elkin Mills, enjoyed
ijj / a^*^ual outing held at Heal-
P^i^gs, near Grumpier, the
eroi of August 30th. The
ihe over on Friday even-
S and returned on Sunday.
Huai ^ outing has become- an an-
SDP ; The week-end was
etc^ ^U'^ting, fishing, swimming,
fash- Saturday night an old-
loned square dance was en-
by the party,
mn f ^ declared to be the
St enjoyable outing held by this
up to this time.
North Carolina Semi-Pro Champions
m
'A
vir-
1935 edition of the Chatham Blanketeers, local baseball teanii, which, by
pictured above is the observed Semi-Pro Tournament, is semi-pro champion of North Car-
tue of its victories in the C ar o Buffalo, S. C., for the championship of the two Carolinas. Left
olina. The ^ _ciarence Davis, outfield; Guy Clodfelter, shortstop; Eddie Weston, cen
to right, they are: fr»«t row Fitzgerald, first base and; outfield; second row—Hoyti Ham-
ter field; Fred
Stockton, pitcher; Charlie Gough, second bas©; Don Campbell,
bright, manager and first b^e, ^ third row—Corky Cornelius, left field; Del«s Jones, catcher; Ab
pitcher;
""“'pi" tl'd in front o, the tean^^r^Ave.^Conroe Hanes, bat
Week-End Trip Is
Enjoyed By Group
James and
employees of a trip
several othei sorings, at
Crumpl^the past week-end
day and return gi^oot-
ing, swimmmg
ing were enjoyeu.
enjoyed a square ^
Sei Saturday evenmg. The
lowing enjoyed this delightful
trip; Mr. and Mrs. James Burch-
am, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hanks,
Mr.’ and Mrs. Bragg, Mr. and Mrs.
Shine Rumple and daughter,
Elizabeth; Misses Pauline Masten^,
Mary Etta Laffoon, Elizabeth
Evans, Roette Cockerham, Leona
Darnell, Myrtle Young Sara Mae
Renegar, Margaret Flemii^, of
Toledo Ohio; Messrs. Russell
Burcha’m, Jim Young, Ralph
?letcher, Noah Pardue, Herman
Royall Sam Brandon, David M^s-
ten! Jr.. Rich Chatham, Dave
Masten, Herman Laffoon, Her
bert Graham, O. N. Harris, Luke
Darnell, S. A. Masten and Ban
ner Tilley.
LEFT IN DOUBT
Policeman (after the- collision):
“You saw this lady driving to
ward you, why didn’t you give her
the road?”
Motorist: “I was going to, as
soon as I could discover which
half she wanted.”