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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
5
Weather cloudy track heavy. Multiple races list horse names, numbers, and purses with claiming conditions for 2-year-olds and up. Mixed entries include Redcliffe Blase By Persian Star Royal Lassie and others across seven races with varied distances and odds.
Major Francis St. Austell of Washington D C renowned traveler and diplomat will lecture tonight at 8 o clock in St John’s Lutheran Auditorium. The U D C Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter sponsors the event after his extensive tours in India Africa Siberia China Japan France and other countries. He has delivered about two hundred lectures nationwide and recently spoke in Frederick and Martinshure West Virginia.
Race by race results list horses, riders, and times with winners in each of seven events. Notable entries include Land Flight CWisader and Baby Box with times around 1:00 and 1:27, plus disqualifications and scratches such as Ada Wan and Noisy R00 affecting final placings.
The article notes Howard M. Ingram and James C. Miller of this city were promoted to lieutenants in the army. Cecil Spooner stars in The Brat as a one night stand at the Nixon, a sparkling musical comedy. Police discuss demands for higher wages as top news of the day.
In a convention, Socialists nominated Jacob Schlotterbeck for State Senator and Samuel T. Swope Frank Kreps and Martin Glaser for county commissioners. Democratic hopefuls for sheriff included H A Downin W E B Ford and N B Munson. Robert Wright of Williamsport earned a silver medal.
The piece recalls a 440 yard dash win at Maryland Agricultural College and details a Dearhorff family reunion at Mont Alto Park with about 200 attendees. It lists officers for the year, a memorial service for clan members and notes on local figures including William Nowell, a Union veteran, and references to state groups and organizations.
In a rough exhibition game Berger leads St Louis with four hits amid a clash featuring Frisch Medwick and Carleton. Watkins Urbanski and Sacrifice plays shape the scoring as Otts struggle to respond. pitchers Carleton and Johnson show mixed control. Delayed by fouls, the umpires Quigley Moran call time after 1 hour.
A battered OCR snippet recounts a 1920s baseball game between New York and Cleveland. It references players like Cronetti Farrell Dickey Gehrig and Galatzer, with mentions of bats runs hits errors and a long list of line scores and on-base events. The fragment notes left on base counts and pitching appearances, including Brown and Ruling, ending with time noted as 1:14.8.
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