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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

11

Dan O'Leary led Davenport to first pennant in league history

Dan O'Leary 53 died after a long illness in Moline. His 26 year baseball career spanned 14 clubs across 12 leagues including the Three-I and Mississippi Valley, marking a landmark in Davenport during his era.

Dan O’leary Davenport

Waynesboro Leads With Four Places in All Star X List

Waynesboro tops the Cumberland Valley Athletic League all star selections with four players. Martinsburg places three, Handley of Winchester two, and Allegany two. Sullivan and Rosenmerkle head the guards and tackles, while Martz directs Waynesboro at quarterback and Lake at fullback. Honorable mention includes Sterne, Twigg, Koegel, Foose, Florence, and others.

Hagerstown Allstar Waynesboro Martinsburg Handley of Winchester Allegany High Joe Sullivan Hank Warriors Sullivan Rosenmerkle Allegany Omar Martz Waynes Boro Hart Lefty Lake Handley Twigg Koegel Alleganians Kaegel Fox Garber Cumberland Grid Handley Eleven Foxx Tonalli Mortinsburg Bill Bowers Quentin Florence Maisel Carl Rossi E. Fiorence Martz Teasons Carroll Shockey Heckman Shockey Hub City Eddie Semler Tenaill Frosenmerkle Q. Florence Center Masse Adam Sterne Foose Forthman E. Florence Lineburg Potts

Columbia Football Practice Focuses On Speed And Deception

Columbia Lions held a fast practice at Tucson to sharpen speed and deceptive plays ahead of a Pasadena showdown with Stanford’s Indian stalwarts. Key players Montgomery Barabas Brominski Matal McDowell Wilder worked on passing and running while field goal threat Wilder practiced placements against Bill Corbus. Coach Little’s squad showcased a puzzling criss cross formation unfamiliar to Pacific Coast fans.

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Mystery Horse Ruled Off West Virginia Tracks

West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner McLaughlin suspended Michael Krock of Perth Amboy New Jersey after a hearing into a horse reportedly dyed and sold at paddock auction. Stewards say the horse once named Hustle Over was identified as Two Brooms and suspect an attempt to mislead owners.

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Navy season opens with seven basketball games and boxing bout

Annapolis Maryland December 28 the winter sports season at the Naval Academy begins next month with seven basketball games four wrestling meets and a boxing bout. The varsity basketball team faces Western Maryland Duke Georgetown West Virginia and Penn State while the Plebe squad meets Eastern High School and Me Winley Hiss School in Washington. Boxing and wrestling start January 27 with the boxers meeting Western Maryland and wrestlers facing Pennsylvania.

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Boxing Family Affair Three Brothers On Card

In Tampa Florida three Raymond brothers appeared on one boxing card. "Young" Raymond fought as lightweight in the main event while "Smiling Weary" and "Baby Joe" headed the preliminaries. The bouts marked a notable family showing on a single program.

Tampa Fla Raymond Baby Joe

Levinsky vs McCorkindale: Chicago Stadium Showdown

Kingfish Levinsky meets Don McCorkindale in a ten round heavyweight bout at Chicago Stadium. The British challenger aims to rebound for American victory while Levinsky seeks a knockout toward a Schmeling title shot before a 14,000 crowd and $257000 gate.

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Emperor Hirohito Names Heir Akihito Tsuga No Miya

Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito conferred the infant heir the name Akihito Tsuga No Miya meaning prince of the August succession and enlightened benevolence. The Crown Prince becomes Akihito as the 125th emperor. In Charlotte workmen rewarded for roof work found a beehive and three buckets of honey.

Tokyo Hirohito Akihito Tsuga No Miya Japan Akihita Charlotte

Cardinals Of Washington To Battle Moose On Armory Floor

The Moose meet the Washington Cardinals this Sunday at the State Armory in a top East clash. Washington is seasoned and strong, while the Moose seek another high quality exhibition here in Hagerstown. The Cardinals had been seeking the game for months and will push the Moose to the limit.

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Woodmen Edge Funkstown In Overtime Thriller

The Woodmen beat Funkstown 40 to 39 in a five minute overtime after a 22 22 tie. Beyard led Woodmen with ten field goals while Hammaker added five two pointers and one free throw. Funkstown’s Hammaker Bowers and Gimple each totaled ten points. Referee Segal oversaw a taut, crowd pleasing contest.

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