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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1935

Page

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Wildcats Rally Past Cabbies in Ten Innings

In a nine inning pitcher duel Mentzer allowed only one hit before wildness and errors pushed the game to extras. Williamsport’s Mentzer fanned 13 but walked 10 as the Wildcats won 6 to 4 in the tenth, Metz homering for the Cats and Hendricks, Keen, and Bryan collecting two hits for the Cabbies.

Menter Williamsport Wildcats Cats Metz Mentzer Williamsport Cabbies St Clair Kershner Hendricks Brooks Wildcats Rev. O Nutter G .Itfie Bryan Anderson St. Clair McAllister Spigler Myers Keen Rowilana Semler Miller Batte Wildcats Ibases Redcats Netz Nut

Baseball headlines from a midseason doubleheader

Ges S STARS Ges S STARS by the Associated Press notes Bucky Walters and George Watkins holding the Giants to six hits while Watson drove in two runs for Philadelphia. Arky Vaughan of the Pirates and Babe Herman of the Reds contributed key hits as Vaughan’s triple with two on decided the opener. Herman’s homer widened the Reds’ margin in the second. Charley Root of the Cubs pitched seven hit balls to snap the Cardinals’ eight game winning streak. Buddy Myer of the Senators and Wes Ferrell of the Red Sox drove in two of Washington’s four runs in the opener while Ferrell limited the Senators in the nightcap for a 19 victory. Elden Auker of the Tigers shut down the White Sox to four hits in the Tigers’ win.

Associated Press Bucky Walters George Watkins Phillies Giants Arky Vaughan Pirates Babes Herman Reds Vaughan Herman Charley Root Cubs Buddy Myer Senators Wes Ferrell Red Sox Myer Washington Ferrell Elden Auker Tigers White ‘Bex

Fox's Sportorials On Softballers Senior League Schedule

Senior League schedule lists Sept. Aug dates with multiple games at City Park Washington street Broadway School and other fields. Teams include Goodyear W M Car Dept Bookbinders Cabbies De Molays Mills Harties Rod House Phileos Potomac Edison lines and several umpires named Young Williams Bott Rummell Bride. Weekend games feature various matchups and venues across city yards.

W. M. Car Dept Phileos Mpire Moats City Park W. M House Goodyear Peddrick Young Old Export de Molays Williams Washington Street Bookbinders Cabbies EB. Young Abe Martins Mills Rummell South Rotomac Street Broadway Deipneys Brnde Piya Broadway School Harties and Gas Co Philies Hartie E. Young W. M. Carpent Bott Goodyear Field Bride Country Club Field Old Export 'S Cabbies V8 Gas Co Henderson Hartles Yn Mills Lanvale Street W. M. Round House Delpheys Martins Phileps Idle Nolumes Manbecks Potomac Edison Young Clopper Neikirk Kelvinators Conrad McPherson Street Lelsters Willams Smith

Security Divides Chewsville In 7 6 Win

The Security Stars annexed another victory by defeating the Chewsville Warriors 7 to 6. Lushbaugh went 3 for 3 to lead the winners, while Wolf went 4 for 5 with two doubles for the losers.

Security Stars Chewsville Warriors Lushbaugh Wolf Penal Farm Jones Boys Chenaville Hartle Dehart Garlock G. Jones

Streaking Indians and Browns players pace two-game set

Bill Knickerbocker of the Indians and Tom Carey of the Browns-Farmer combination collected seven hits across two games, with Carey adding four in the second. Jimmie Foxx and Roger Cramer of the Athletics each homered, Foxx belting his 19th and 20th as the A's beat the Yankees twice. Walter Berger, Graves, and Frenchy Bordagarary of the Dodgers sparked offense, Berger hitting his 25th homer with two doubles and a triple driving in five, while Bordagarary notched five hits in the first game.

Bill Knickerbocker Indians Tom Carey Browns Farmer Jimmie Foxx Roger Cramer Athletics Foxx Walter Berger Graves Frenchy Bordagary Dodgers Berger Bordegarary

Sox Winners by Shutout in Washington County League

Hagerstown Blue Sox blank Woodmen of the World 8 to 0 at Stadium grounds to stay in the race for the second half title. Jacobs held the mound with seven strong innings while W C W offense capitalized on hits and errors. Barr and Harbaugh played solid defense as Oveutt led the batting with three of five.

Jacobs Hagerstown Blue Sox Woodmen Stadium Sox F. Lushbaugh Barr Harbaugh Oveutt

Local Quotations From Merchants Milling Company Prices Paid Farmers

Prices paid to farmers for farm produce including wheat eggs chickens butter bacon sweet potatoes apples Irish potatoes and black walnuts as listed by Merchants Milling Company. Readable figures show quantities and per unit prices for poultry eggs dairy and produce.

Hoffman Chevrolet Demonstration Sale Notice

Hoffman Chevrolet Sales Incorporated announces a demonstration event at 140 W Washington Street. The notice highlights showroom discounts and promotional offers for potential buyers during the open house period.

Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated Washington

Smith in accident near Cumberland Maryland

Magistrate Harold Smith of Ra ville Maryland escaped injury when his car collided with an automobile operated by Dan Price of Frostburg on the National Highway nine miles west of Cumberland. Colonel William C Harlee, recently stationed at New Orleans, has retired from the U S Marines after service since 1900.

William C. Harlee New Orleans U. S. Marines Army

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