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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1929

Page

4

Billionaire Rickard's unrealized schemes for boxing empire

In a speculative look, Alan J. Gould details Tex Rickard's grand plans to stage outdoor boxing spectacles in Miami Beach and New York arenas, aiming to seize control of Polo Grounds or Giants stock, and how his interests touched horse racing, baseball, and winter sports amid talks with Stoneham and Ruppert.

Alan J. Gould Associated Press New York Rickard Iy Tex Tunney Dempsey Gene Jack Philadelphia Ballyhoo Carpen Manassa Kard Jack Dempsey Ee Stadium Miami Dempser Hether Mauler Miami Beach Am of Winter Sports Companion Ricklied Jet- City Jacob Ruppert New York Yankees Tex New York Giants Charles A. Stoneham Stoneham Giants Polo Grounds Allsports

Jamison Awaits Move Amid Blue Ridge League Turmoil

President J V Jamison praises C Barnard Sparrow for reviving the Five-State series with at least four clubs, while Blue Ridge sits tight awaiting a major minor league agreement. Rumors of minors meeting and sale of Martinsburg and Hagerstown hover as Yankees close Chambersburg deal. Pool permits rise. Beatrice Wilson recovers from grippe at home.

J. Vincent Jamison C. Barnard Sparrow Jamison R. L West Baden Biue Ridge Blue Ridge League

Gus Sonnenberg Stars In Wrestling Title Bout

Gus Sonnenberg, a top Dartmouth football alum, left college to pursue wrestling and quickly rose to the world championship level. The pictured moment shows him finishing training in Boston for a match against Strangler Lewis for the world title.

Gus Sonnenberg Dartmouth Boston Strangler Lewis

Gene Tunney Grieved Over Tex Rickard's Death

Gene Tunney expresses deep grief over Tex Rickard's death from St. Moritz Switzerland on January 7. He offers sympathy to Mrs Rickard and their daughter, calling Rickard a genius who shaped public education about his unique idea and noting the magnitude of the loss to many.

Gene Tunney St. Moritz Switzerland Tex Rickard

Lions to Battle Y M C A in Winchester Lions Game

The Winchester Lions, made of former high school and college stars, visit Hagerstown to face the Y M C A quint in a midweek game at 8 15 p m. The Y has lost just three times this season and looks to rebound against the Cincinnati style lineup led by John Wilson and others. Admission is 25 cents.

Harrisburg K. of C Elks Waynesboro “Y Waynesboro John Wilson Winchester Lions Hobert Hackman F; Ritter Crowl J. Hawkins G. Hagerstown Young Ryan Snyder Wright F. Shaw Schindel Nisewander C. Fiery Potterfield Robinson T. Snyder Green

Wildcats to Start Baseball Season After Soccer Title

After winning the county soccer championship, the Williamsport Wildcats announce a baseball season. A meeting is set for Thursday at 8 in the town hall to discuss the squad, with several new players and most of last year’s roster returning except pitcher Roberts, who died late in the season. pitching is led by Lefty Lowman.

Washington County Williamsport Wildcats Roberts Wildcats Russel Lefty) Lowman Ing Jost Hetzer Stenger Lefty Murray Nessel Mentzel Guessford Williamsport Cats Infelders

Huggins plans Yankee infield for 1929 season

Miller Huggins, manager of the world champion New York Yankees, weighs infield options for 1929 as Joe Dugan is out of the picture and candidates include Gene Robertson Mark Koenig Julian Vera Leo Durocher and Lyn Lary. Lou Gehrig appears at first base with George Burns in reserve. Other familiar names and additions inked to return as pitchers and catchers.

Brain Bell Associated Press New York Jan Miller Huggins New York Yankees Huggins St. Petersburg Greens Joe Dugan Yankees Hug St. Pete Tony Lazzeri Durocher Lou Gehrig George Burns Babe Ruth Earl Combs Bob Meusel Waite Hoyt George Program Henry Johnson Myles Thomas al Shealy Gordon Rhodes Hollywood Fat Thomas Oklahoma City Roy Sherid Montreal Floyd van Pelt Montgomery

Demolay Five to Meet York Demolay in Hagerstown

Hagerstown De Molay basketball team opens against York Pa in a Y M C A game at 8 15 tonight admission twenty five cents. Most starters from the Chicago trip return with Stator and Weible at forwards Dorsey and Robison at guards Young at center. Coach Potterfield conducted a stiff workout, promising solid opposition for York when they visit. Cantner of East Antietam Street is spending months at Lake Placid Florida.

Hagerstown de Molay Basketeers de Molay York Chicago Hagerstown High School Jerry Stator

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Madison Square To Shelter Tex Promoter’s Funeral Note

Madison Square Garden, a symbol of 2.8 promotorial genius, will host the funeral procession for Tex Rickard tomorrow. The arena, famed for triumphs, will be hushed with empty seats as thousands file past the “king of sportdom” in the center. Estimates of Rickard’s fortune ranged from 1 to 5 million dollars, with his own last estimate near 2.5 million in cash. Edward Semler, a high school coach, is home with influenza.

York Jan Madison Square Garden Tex Rickard Woodlawn Cemetery Richard

Sparky Thomas to Return to Hagerstown

Sparky Thomas is set to come back to Hagerstown after Newark cut him yesterday unless President J. W. Jam son lands him a berth with Montreal or Reading. Walter Johnson praised him highly, but Johnson opted to send him back to avoid dissatisfaction. Likely sale to Montreal or another Class A club.

Newark Sparky Thomas Hagerstown J. W. Jamson Montreal Reading Sparky Walter Johnson Johnson

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