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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1933
Page
9
Paul Horst of Hagerstown has been elected captain of the 1934 Bridgewater College football squad. The sophomore was a key performer at quarterback and halfback last season and earned a letter at the annual football dinner.
In a quiet baseball winter the Metropolitan New York clubs largely avoided trades. Giants trade for George Grantham strengthens infield. Yankees and Dodgers seek deals but make few moves. Major leaguers remain unsettled, with likely shifts among infielders and pitching prospects.
Hamiltons will play Security at the old Country Club field Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The teams drew 4 4 in last Sunday's McFadden League opener with a strong passing attack and solid defense from both sides. Security features Eagle alumni Smith Myers and Robison in the backfield as they face tougher foes.
Ivar Kreuger’s picture books and sterling silverware stored in a Jersey City warehouse were auctioned for just over seven thousand dollars, a week after the match king’s death by his own hand in Paris in March 1932.
Mrs. Hazel Lane of Rochester Indiana will receive alimony settled as 290 bushels of corn after her husband claimed no cash. The judge approved payment in grain as the settlement method.
The Sunday School Bowling League records show team standings and individual averages for the first half of the 1933 34 season. Data includes top scorers and per game averages across participating clubs.
Hagerstown High School fell 20 to 15 to Woodmen of the World. Morin starred for Hagerstown while Hammaker led the Woodmen. Final totals show Woodmen 20 points and Hagerstown 15 with 10 minute periods and referee Metz. James Evans, a Welsh mill owner, married at Gretna Green with an anvil as the altar.
Vorwaerts from Baltimore will face the local Moose basketeers Sunday afternoon in a top matchup. Both teams list college and varsity players, with notable names tied to Lynchburg Western Maryland and Franklin. The card also includes a preliminary guard against Martinsburg Elks and a Security soccer practice ahead of weekend games.
The Maryland National Guard team, known as Guard B, will entertain the Martinsburg Elks Sunday at 2 PM on the Armory floor. Coached by Hack Wilson, a major league star, the Guardsmen acknowledge a class difference but aim to impress and attract the famed player to their city. With Swede McClain added, they have a balanced lineup after three wins in four games.
Connie Mack, famed manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, vows to stay active in baseball as long as health allows. He plans an airplane flight over Philadelphia with wife and daughter, defends past trades, and predicts a strong, youthful pitching staff for next season despite recent player sales.
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