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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
3
The item notes James Mollison and his British wife Amy Johnson, once prominent in aviation headlines. It says they are planning another bold flight, following Mollison’s previous year’s North America trip from England and Johnson’s famous flying feats.
Shannon baseball club of Williamsport hammered Downsville 31 to 6 at River Bottom field before a large crowd. Bubarp started for Downsville and was relieved as Shannon hitters produced heavy output led by Jess Brown Pat Miller and Richard Mentzer with three hits each. Flock homered for Downsville as Nutter Brown and Miller starred in the field. Practice scheduled nightly on River Bottom field.
Local market listing shows prices for butter at 100 pounds per package, bacon at a fixed old price and fresh shoulders and hams with approximate codes. Apples priced at 10 dollars per box and live poultry buyable by the dozen or pound with 10 to 20 cents per pound ranges.
Radio listings show Mon Apr schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ and regional nets with varying starts. Entries include concerts operas dramas jazz and talk segments featuring artists like Countess Albani Gypsies Orchestra Ruth Etting Freddie Martin and Myrt and Marge among others with time blocks and regional time zone references. The page maps coast to coast programming and repeats across Midwest Northwest East and Pacific regions.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles baseball team held two brisk workouts with focus on hitting and pitching readiness. Manager Staley limited pitching curves while infielders faced wet ground, and players were urged to attend afternoon drills amid improving weather. Next Sunday they meet Security Trojans, a 6-0 Mercersburg favorite, requiring good condition from the staff.
Chicago's White Sox, emerging from a decade of doldrums, beat the Cubs in the spring city baseball championship series four games to one. Ted Lyons and Milt Gaston combined on a four hit game for a 1 to 0 win, Al Simmons homered, and 18,000 fans saw a 12 to victory the next day as Haas drove in four and scored twice while Malone Grimes and Henshaw gave up 12 White Sox hits.
Pittsburgh Pirates edged Kansas City Blues 6 to 5 as Tony Piet hit a looping single in the ninth to drive two runners home. Game details show Pittsburgh 011 026 002 and Kansas City 100 020 020 with 14 hits for the Pirates and 12 for the Blues. Players listed include Smith Kremer Finney Padden Mails Fette Brenzel.
Mrs Henry Wagener of Baltimore testifies that Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets relieve kidney pain and heaviness, stop nighttime awakenings, and help the whole family during colds. The ad urges readers to obtain a trial package from Dr Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, NY.
New York April 10 4 Pro boxing drifts along at a slow pace this week with two disputed champions Freddie Miller and Midget Wolgast heading the parade Miller National Boxing Association featherweight titleholder faces Andy Sunday of Portland Ore in a 10 round non-title match at Portland tomorrow night Tonight at Atlantic City Wolgast recognized in some states as World s flyweight champion meets Johnny Alien of New York in an eight rounder His title will not be at stake
Judge Lewin W. Wickes of Maryland's Second Judicial Circuit died in Chestertown on a trip to a Washington College board meeting. He was 66, suffered heart disease after a brief illness, and had served thirteen years on the bench. Wickes had been mentioned as a potential successor to Chief Judge William H. Adkins who will retire next year.
In San Francisco on April 10, John Red Cross appeared in court on a drunkenness charge after describing a test of 3.2 percent beer. He said committee members experimented to improve the drink but “the boys poured in different things” and the decimal point was likely eliminated. He was warned to be more careful with his next test. Also note Baltimore Phillies defeated. Heffner, Orioles' second baseman, hit a home run in the fourth.
Baltimore scored a strong win over Philadelphia as Hansen Butler Todd Prud homme Melton Liebthardt and Gaston contributed. The Nations League clash showed competitive play with a series of moves leading to a decisive final score.
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