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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1935

Page

9

Ruth to Don A's Next Season Rumor Swirls in Philly

Rumors from West Coast sources suggest Babe Ruth may join Connie Mack's Athletics next season. Mack dodges comment while press hints at official reveal around midweek in Philadelphia. Meanwhile Twenty Grand trains for Santa Margarita prep as Illinois Racing Commission suspends a jockey and trainer. Carl Hubbell signs 1935 contract after standout season with New York Giants.

Babe Ruth Philadelphia Connie Mack West Coast Long Cornelius Ruth Athletics Mack Portland Pointblank A’s Connie Illinois Racing Commission Chicago Sportsman’s Park George H. Foster J. C. James

Marines to Net Moose Here Sunday

The Marines of Washington face the Moose at the Armory Sunday with Gettysburg Collegians in a preliminary. The Devil Dogs boast only one defeat in eleven starts and seek a fourth straight Sunday win. Wolverines of Hampden-Sidney and former college stars headline the visitors lineup, while Zoda debuts for the Moose who will rely on speed and a passing attack to offset height. First game at 2:00 PM with Bib Shryock refing.

Ul. S. Marines Washington Moose Marines Gettysburg Collegians Devil Dogs Hampden-Sidney Dingwall C. Dorgey Naval Air Station Pensecola Fie Zoda Bib Shryock

Racing Briefs at Tropical Park Highlight Track Dangers

The first 17 days yielded 36 favorites winning in 121 races, averaging just over two daily. Jockey Maurice Peters, 1934’s leading rider with 221 wins, becomes a full rider January 11, losing apprentice allowance and potentially fewer top mounts.

Tropical Park Coral Gables Maurice Moose) Peters New Orleans

Exports of US Rubber Goods Rise in Value This Year

Exports of rubber goods from the United States show about a 0.38 percent higher value this year compared with the previous year, according to ALSATIA BOWLING LEAGUE data.

United States

Babe Ruth as Manager: A Golden Opportunity for Teams

The column argues Babe Ruth should manage a Major League club, especially the Boston Braves, citing his drawing power in Boston. It cautions owners against ignoring his potential and notes Ruth’s enduring popularity and proven track record.

Ruth Boston Babe Ruth Babe

Blue Ridge League to Gather Sunday at Moose Home

Blue Ridge League officials prepare for Sunday gathering at the Moose Home at 3 o clock with five clubs represented and possible attendance from Waynesboro and Front Royal. Discussion focuses on entering organized baseball and reporting clubs views for joining. Plans include the annual meeting in Frederick and inviting Joe Carr to promote minor leagues.

Blue Ridge League Moose Waynesboro Front Royal Frederick Joe Carr

Precious Stone Bowling League Standings Update

Mary Helser posted the high average with 145 for Precious Stone Bowling League last night. Pearls led the first half 22 to 14 while Neil Bowman was second with 134 and Lillian South third with 180. Pinfall totals list Pearls 1441 Sardonyz 1415 Turquoise 1268 Diamonds 1024 Amethysts 990. Standing to date:

Mary Helser Pearls Neil Bowman Lillian South

Sunday School Bowling Schedule 1934 35 Season

Schedule for Sunday school bowling with alleys assigned by order of appearance. Lists teams such as Friendly Five Baptist We Brothers Washington Square Brethren St Marks and Trinity Christ's Reformed with pairings by date from Jan 15 to Apr 9, including changes to alley sets and repeated colorfully named flower pairings as shorthand team labels.

Friendly Five Baptist We Brothers Washington Square St. Marks Trinity Christ’s Reformed St. Paul’s U. B St. John’s Christ's St. Paul's U. B Friendly St. Mark’s Brethren Wash We Brothers—Friendly St. Paul's We Brothers—Christ’s St. John's March St. Mark's St. Pauls Baptist—Christ Wash. Sq. Christ's Trinity—Baptist Baptist—Friendly Five St. John’s —Wash, Sa April Trinity— Wash St. Mark’s—Christ’s

Woodmen Triumphs Over Boonsboro Quint in League Game

Woodmen of the World defeated Boonsboro 34 to 15 in Boonsboro last night. The W O W led 12 to 9 at halftime, then outscored the home team in the third period while the Boonsboro offense struggled. Taylor led the losers, and Pashen, Boyer, Ohler, Middlekauff, Zeigler, Rudy, and Bussard contributed for Woodmen. Referee Robison.

Woodmen Eagare Boonsboro Scord Taylor Pashen Boyer Ohler I Middlekauff Zeigler G. Vrenee Rudy Bussard Boonabdoro G. F Kaetzel Herr Sasae Poffenberger Thy Ling

Frick Sees Five Clubs Contend in National League Pennant Race

Ford c Frick predicts the 1935 National League pennant race will feature at least five clubs. He expects the Giants to challenge the World Champion Cardinals, with the Cubs Pirates and either Brooklyn or Boston as another contender. He notes the Reds may close the gap and cites the Chicago Pittsburgh trade as an even exchange. He also discusses night baseball trials by St Louis and Cincinnati and the aim to reclaim the league title and world championship.

Carl Owen Hubbell New York Glanta Hubbell Bil Terry Pittsburgh Larry French Fred Lindstrom Pirates Chicago Cubs Terry Louisville Babe Ruth Ruth Detroit Tigers Emil Fuchs Boston Braves Boston Ford c Frick New York Cardinals Giants New York Giants Philadelphia Dick Bartell George Davis Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Reds Cincinnati Chicago Guy Bush Babe Herman Ames Angie Clube St. Lewis and Cincinonati Forwa

Hi Five Is Trimmed In First Game

Cumberland Maryland January 4 Hagerstown High School lost 35 to 6 to Pennsylvania Avenue High School Washington countians led 16 to 3 at halftime and managed only two field goals in the first game.

Cumberland Hegerstown High School Pennsylvania Avenue High School Washington Fenn Ave Geale Keller Whiteman Miller Cornwell Wilson Fraley Gratt Henderson Hilton Crockett, F Basore Ayote

Cabbies Ready For Shamrocks Cup Clash

The Cabbie Soccer Club hosts the Shamrocks of Williamsport in a Cup Tournament match at South Potomac Junior High School. The 2:30 pm kickoff follows a two week layoff for the Cabmen, who seek to defend two prior hard fought wins over the Irish. A team practice is set for 2:00 pm today with all members urged to attend.

Cabbie Shamrocks Williamsport South Potomac Cabmen Cabbies

Baer Plans Open Contests for Heavyweights

DEPROIT Jan 8 Declaring a wide open contest to determine the fighter who will meet Max Baer for the title Hoffman said the elimination would pair Baer with leading contenders. He named Steve Hamas Prime Carrera and Max Schmeling as possible eliminators plus other rumored rivals from Heilman list including Art Lanky Mimnespolie Jack Doyle and Jack Peterson with Johnny Risko eyed from Cleveland promoters.

Deproit Areil Hoffman Max Baer Aret Craaik Maxte É Aald Aald, Be By & Kabekont Fotact Heilman Steve Hamas Prime Carrera Mat Schmeling Baer the Dangerous Mst Lanky Mimnespolié Jack Doyle Indien Jack Peterson England Sibly Johnny Risko Cleve Cleveland Baet’e

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