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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
4
Preliminary boxing rule changes in New York State set a minimum of $10 per round, a reduction from the previous $20 rate cited in the amire BIOs BeTo Ustira records. The adjustment affects early professional bouts and outlines new pay structures for fighters and officials.
Health warning urging care for stomach heart or nervous trouble. Recommends consulting Dr. Shipley with free consultation and spinal examination. Appears in advertisement for MODEST MAIDENS.
Jesse J. Straus is appointed American ambassador to France. His department store interests and French contacts earned Roosevelt's endorsement, aligning him with the role once held by Benjamin Franklin.
James Dunn supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias paid an official visit to the Mountain City Lodge in Frederick Md Attendees from across the state included C Thomas Summers grand chancellor Dr B P Sandy A Elwood Martak John M Gault Charles L Wiegand BE N Aker and Max Maradher with Dunn hosted by Reno Larp during his Frederick stop.
Cleveland Indians pitchers Oral Hildebrand and Forest Twogood held New Orleans scoreless as the Tribe racked up 16 runs. Every Cleveland batter had at least one hit except Twogood who had one at bat. Harley Ross homered and collected two singles in the rout.
Local market quotations list prices for beef pork and produce with figures for bacon hams turnips onions and dried goods from the Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co. plus a note that ten major league players are 40 or older this year led by Jack Quinn at about 41 as the league's elder statesman.
In a nostalgic column Bill Ritt relays Lee Stanley's reminiscences of early bowling from 1919 to 1932. He describes smoky saloon alleys, nonuniform pin boys, strong chatter, and the contrast to modern lanes while noting great early bowlers and scores. Al Smith, a young pitcher, won 22 games for Winston-Salem last season.
Doc Ferris named manager of the 1918 Hagerstown Blue Ridge League club. Easter Sunday brings 48 new St John’s Lutheran Church members. J A Mason and J W Jamison Jr elected wardens at St John’s Episcopal. Atlantic City faces five hour fire destroys half a block on Atlantic Avenue, $350000 loss. Zion Reformed elects Lloyd Hoffman and William Rouzer deacons and Harry Keller, Harry Brindle, Charles Eyerly elders.
In San Francisco the featherweight championship saw Young Corbett defeat Terry McGovern in the opening round. Separately, an employee at M. L. Main furniture factory walked out over wage disputes. Hibs chose Ernest Hoffman, former exalted ruler, and A. C. Strite as officers.
Public schools planned to close on May 1 while the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company elected John D. Hoover to membership. The records show Knight 8 M Shafer George M Fechtig lecturing, with H H Beard as secretary and D Frank Miller as treasurer.
Detroit Tigers defeat Knoxville 14 to 11 in a high scoring finale. Stone homered, Reiber added a triple and homer, Gehringer also hit home, as Detroit surged past Knoxville after trailing early. Uhle Nekola Goldstein Hayworth Reiber Edwards Petty Roberts Duke Head pitched.
Boston Red Sox win 6 to 4 over Jersey City, scoring in the sixth inning to claim their second straight shutout over the International League club. Meola and Johnson limited Jersey City to four hits while Boston tallied eight.
Plainspoken Pete advertises free extractions when plates or bridgework are ordered. The notice highlights dental specials and patient benefits, aiming to attract readers needing extensive dental repairs.
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