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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

4

Louis Begins Training For Fight In Madison Square Garden

Joe Louis, the Detroit heavyweight, starts training for his forthcoming bout with Paulino Ecudunce Spain in Madison Canare Carden, weighing under his usual limit. Louis sparred five rounds, knocking out Vincent Perrillo, then faced two rounds with Lou Posetz and one with Dicky Sayier. In other notes, the Detroit Lions built a strong lead over Brooklyn Dodgers 28-0, securing a near-certain Western division title, while Elgin Richards helped the New York Giants to a 21-14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL.

Joe Louis Detroit Paulino Ecudunce Spain Madison Canare Detroit Lions Clawme Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Cardinals Bears Elgin Richards Simpson College Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia

Foxx Says A's Will Sell Him In Coming Year

Philadelphia December 3 Jimmy Foxx says Connie Mack told him the Athletics will sell him next season. The slugger notes any new club must raise the ante beyond current pay and hints at a high salary demand. Foxx recalls his loyalty and says he signed to help the A's out of financial trouble.

Maryland Alfred G. Vanderbilt Sagamore Farm Vanderbilt Philadelphia Jimmy Foxx Connie Mack Athletics Briny Slugger A’s Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Connie Jimmy Mack

Roundup of sports gossip and future match chatter

New York reports Bernie Bierman eluded reporters as Minnesota pondered his ties to USC and UCLA. Al McCoy admitted he trained two hours to shed two pounds for a $1000 weight forfeit. Pop Warner aims to mold Eulace Peacock into a football star. Dr Isay Balinkin studies wave motion graphs mapping club standings and trends. Frank Sommers now caddies in Green Bay after Carlisle. Yale’s Mike Mesko blamed another for a beer incident. Jock McAvoy praised as top British fighter, eyeing John Henry Lewis after one more tune-up.

New York Bernie Bierman

Sir Emerson Holds Ed Husston Memorial Win Weighs In

Racing notes report Valdia stable's Sir Emerson won the Ed Husston Memorial handicap at Houston earning $84.70 from a $2 bet. The horse carried 92 pounds, with 118 assigned for yesterday's feature, which trainer J. J. Flanigan declined. Apprentice jockey A Jolley faces a 10 day suspension for rough riding at Epsom Downs.

Ed J. Husston A. Jolley Epsom Downs

Boonsboro Loses 2-1 to Middletown in FC League Match

Boonsboro fell 2 to 1 to Middletown, champions of the Frederick County League, in a hard fought game. Castle stood out for Boonsboro as the team seeks tougher foes for future contests. Cyruse Kepler, Boonsboro, Md.

Boonshboro Middletown Frederick

League Heads Meet to Decide Football Tie playoff

Officials of the Cumberland Valley Athletic League meet in Martinsburg at 3 pm to determine if the current football tie will be resolved by a playoff. Waynesboro and Hagerstown each finished with three wins and one defeat. A playoff seems unlikely as a constitutional change may bar tie games. basketball rules already mandate tiebreakers. Hagerstown High will be hosted by the Kiwanis Club, while Coach Eddie Semler prepares for equipment checks and recruiting next week.

Guy Carson Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Carson Cumberland Valley Athletic League Martinsburg Waynesboro Hagerstown Hagerstown High Kiwanis Club Eddie Semler

Hancock Cagemen Open Season Against Hagerstown All Stars

Hancock Cagemen debut in the Blue Ridge League tonight at 8 15 on their home floor facing the Hagerstown All Stars. A young fast lineup shows new uniforms and booster night excitement as upstate fans pack the arena for the season opener.

Blue Ridge League Hancock High Hagerstown All-Stars Hancock Upstate

Catonsville to meet Eastern Shore champ for state title

Great Mills High School of Baltimore County defeated Great Mills of St. Marys County 22 to 2 to win the Western Shore championship of the Playground Athletic League. Catonsville will meet the Eastern Shore champion December 7 for the state title.

Great Mills Catonsville High School Baltimore County St. Mary's County Catonsville

Love as emotion that destroys reason in nature’s view

A provocative claim portrays love as a force that overrides rational thought, arguing nature uses passion to force women to accept men. The piece frames love as a destructive mechanism shaping gender relations and social acceptance.

Fans Pleased With Opening Tri-State League Games

The Tri-State Basketball League opened its season with strong crowds as Ragerstown and Washington county won their matchups while Frederick fell to Shepherdstown. Funkstown beat Mercersburg 39 to 20 and Woodmen beat Berkeley Springs 35 to 22 in overtime. Shepherdstown edged Frederick 31 to 29 on a late goal.

Ragerstown Washington County Frederick Shepherdstown Funkstown Mercersburg Wocodmen Berkeley Springs Quint Hagerstown Tunkstown Mercers- Lurg Dudley Aggregation Woodmen Berkeley Springs

Gathering The Wood Sunday School League Bowlers

Bowlers who have appeared in half of the league games are listed by church and initials. Names include Cox Baptist Snyder St Marks Lumm We Brothers R Beard Schrotzer St Johns Shaw St Pauls M E Wiebel St Johns accees Willams St Johns Spigier St Johns Day St Joans 1

Cox Baptist Snyder St. Mark’s Lumm We Brothers R. Beard Schrotzer St. John’s Shaw St. Paul’s C. Day St. Joan’s

Bowling league results and notes from a rough scorecard

The report lists individual bowlers, teams, and scores with many OCR errors. It highlights Mobley and Violets, Gates cox two, Lias, Schleich, Spigler, Hants, Ears, and Hartsack in a league context, noting two wins for the Hants and standout scores around 159 to 462 pins. A newcomer Rarnshaw posts 305 as others rally.

George Lias Gates Schleich Hants Spielman Vun Powles Charlie Spigler Slim Hartsack Russelll Rarnshaw Russell Bors

Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Bowling Standings Reveal Top Scorers

From the Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co. Bowling League standings through November 29, Stitchdown Finishers lead with 19 wins and eight losses, while Stitchdown Goodyear sit 17 10 and West Finishers hold 15 12. C. Black posts top single game 182 and three-game 460, with multiple 200s and 500+ scores noted. unnamed drama over P. Butts’s absence and rivalries with Black and Showe color the report.

Stitchdown Goodyear Olde Oodales West ecCesee C. Black M. Manious A. Henneberger G. Ralls G. Showe P. Jacobs Z. Shuman M. Manions D. McConnell P. Butts Black Jean Showe

Missing bowlers and league notes from the week

Names of players absent this week include Sayles Riedel Hoover Wilson Moulden Carroll Brown Shanabrook Spaulding Trumpower Pollack Harry Hartman Vic Rice Eddie Bord jokes about a German roller Rod Wolfe and new bowler Ridenour. Holland led with several frames while The Noses beat The Teeth and The Legs defeated The Antlers led by Carnochan and Frank Tias.

Rod Wolfe Ridenour Holland Newtie Henson Joe Hildebrand Carnochan Frank Tias

Bruce Hi Eleven Western Champs

Bruce High eleven clinched the Western section soccer title with a 16 to 3 victory over Lackey High School before about 600 at Potomac Park Westernport. Lonnie Marsh led with three goals, Travis and Harvey added two each, and Janson scored Indian Head’s lone field goal. The team advances to face Eastern Shore winner in Baltimore for state honors.

Westernport Bruce High Lackey High School Indian Head Potomac Park Westernport Booters Rridar Baltimore Greensboro Crisfield Bruce Lonnie Marsh Paul Travis Connie Harvey Dayton Laughlin Lackey High Regiia Gilroy Ernie Janson Ron Fogs

Italian Army Faces Heat as Sherman Strategic Note Emerges

Amid Ethiopian temperatures soaring above 100 degrees, observers suggest Sherman demonstrated seasoned military acumen. The remark implies confidence in Sherman’s strategic judgment under extreme heat and pressure.

Charles Town race results show multiple races and pays

Horse racing card from Charles Town lists seven races for three year olds and up with purses from 200 to 500 dollars. Results include winners such as Debbe, Mint Bud, Feutte, Vive Pete, Jinee, Fued Fre, Golden Play and a slate of place and show finishes with times and paying odds.

Vanderbilt Belair Stud Brookmeade C. V. Whitney Walter M. Jeffords Hal Price Headley Hollywood Pimlico Shandon Farm Vive Pete Obert Palumbo Dark Ayr Hilley Barney Sexton Alphonso P'Chloo Grips Hooker Bungalow Idle Flirt Apathy Golden Play Edwards Miss Catalan Brooks Bay Wratek Gower

Novel Cage Games Is Being Planned

A novelty basketball doubleheader is planned for Wednesday night at the Armory. The De Molay five meets the Harry Dorsey Markets in the first half while Company B plays the Y M C A five. Opponents switch in the second half to test all teams. The first game starts at 7 15 with 15 cent admission for both games. Fans will see the calibre of basketball from Hagerstown's Blue Ridge League representative.

Armory de Molay Harry Dorsey Company B Hagerstown Blue Ridge

World of wonder on rare sucker-trim mers

A brief note reflects on the surprising scarcity of sucker-trim mers despite a plentiful harvest, highlighting the paradoxical balance between abundance and rarity in natural phenomena.

Princeton Wins Two Places On East All Stars

Princeton anchors the East All Stars with three selections, led by captain Bill Shuler at end and Ken Sandbach at guard, along with Steve Cub at center. Army lands two, Navy and Syracuse also represented. the AP first team reflects Princeton dominance and strong showings from Army and others.

Princeton New York Army Associated Press Footatt John Wellerguard Ken Sandarterback Steve Cub Tiger Oppen Bill Shuler Monk Meyer Hech Colgate Guardian Cen- Op Fignasan Holy Cross Edward Michaels Jae Nova Walter Wintka Rutgers Kenneth Sandbach Ton Charles Meyer J. Snead Schmidt Navy H. B Vannie Albanese Syracuse Fb. Shuler Stephen C Ter Phil

Tigers star Hank Greenberg to receive raise next season

Detroit star Hank Greenberg, the Tigers first baseman, will get a pay raise for the coming season. Manager Mickey Cochrane dismissed holdout rumors, saying Greenberg never intended to demand more and that harmony is restored.

Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers Mickey Cochrane Hank Cochrane

Real Estate Classifieds Tease Offers for Homes

Own your own home with timely ads promising matches. Real estate listings show properties for sale and contact details for potential buyers, inviting readers to explore available offers and arrange viewings.

Goodrich Tire Tread Uses Wiper Principle For Winter Grip

Goodrich engineers design Silvertown tire tread with three center ribs that act like a windshield wiper to push water and slush away from the contact patch. The three ribs create a dry surface for the outer cleats to grip, reducing tail spin risk on slippery winter roads.

Goodrich Silvertown Silvertowns

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