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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1935

Page

9

Haferstown Athletics Rally Cited As Season Opens

The Frederick Post notes Haferstown High School faces weak support and a strained athletic treasury as basketball season begins. It highlights Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland University likely joining the Green Bay Packers, a Santa Anita handicap odds column, and quotes Wes Ferrell about pitching against Les Tietje. It also covers the Texas Racing Commission’s spring schedules, Bozie Berger’s potential impact on the Indians, Dick Harlow’s transfer and his storied career, and his influence on Western Maryland players and his celebrated garden philosophy.

Frederick Post Hagerstown Bill Shepherd Western Maryland University Green Bay Wis Packers Shepherd Chicago Bears

Soccer League President Calls Managers Meeting

President F E A Ward of the McFaddin Soccer League has called a meeting for all managers tonight at McFaddin Sport Shop to draw up cups for games this Sunday. All managers are urged to attend. The meeting will begin promptly at 7 o clock.

E. A. Ward McFaddin Soccer League McFaddin Sport Shop

High Five Basketball Drills and Upcoming Games

Coach Eddie Semler stretched High Five players through a long drill in the High gym yesterday. In their first game versus Penn Avenue they started strong but mishandled the ball, a flaw reportedly corrected ahead of Friday’s home clash with Hanover High. Crockett’s illness may force lineup changes against Pretzel City. Shepherd College women may visit for a match if West Virginia accepts. otherwise a local prelim will be offered. Two MHingerstown High games added: St. James on February 6 and Saints back on February 27.

Eddie Semler Penn Avenue Bowsera Hanover High Quint Maroon and Gray Crockett Pretzel City Five Shepherd College West Virginia Mhngerstown St. James School

Funkstown Is Court Winner in Washington County League

In the Washington County Basketball League Funkstown defeated DeMolay 26 to 24 on the YMCA court, while the Woodmen edged the YMCA in a close game. Funkstown led 12 to 8 at halftime and 20 to 10 after three quarters, with Hammaker scoring 10 and Gimple 9 for Funkstown and Devers totaling 10 for DeMolay.

Woodmen Funkstown Funkstown Quint Ken Dudley DeMolay Quint Hammaker Gimple Devers DeMolay Devers T Onanae Shannon Weneeeeers Harper F Grubb Eeree Eaeae Staley Mobley Senna Eee Holbrunner Pees Minnick Boward Seed Nee Weenee Connell Hareford Fiery Stottlemever Ewe Eee Robison Company Bane de Molay Boonsboro Eeeee

Noses edge Hides in close three game match

The Noses beat the Hides three games to none with a tight second game 730 to 729 and a tie in the third resolved by a roll-off. Frank Lias led singles with 208 and 511 for the match, while the Noses’ 730 marked the high single game and the Antlers posted the match high with 1941.

Frank Lias

Canzoneri Knocks Out Ran in Second Round Battle

Newark report says Tony Canzoneri former featherweight and lightweight champion knocked out Eddie Ran Polish welterweight one minute six seconds into the second round Canzoneri weighed 140 pounds Ran 143 pounds in the bout held tonight garnering a decisive stoppage.

Newark N. J Tony Canzoneri Eddie Ran Canzoneri

Time Supply Triumphs in Bay Meadows Handicap

Time Supply stepped in as a pinch hitter at Narragansett Park last summer after Cavalcade and Equipoise failed to start. The Rhode Island colt, owned by Mrs F A Carreaud, then went to San Francisco to contest the Bay Meadows handicap, winning the $25,000 race in soft going, after setting a track record in his lone prior start there.

Pap Cavalcade Equipoise Narragansett Park Time Supply Rhode Island F. A. Carreaud San Francisco Bay Meadows

Fritzi Stifel Named State's Outstanding Amateur Athlete

The West Virginia Sports Writers Association chose Miss Fritzi Stifel of Wheeling as the state's outstanding amateur athlete for 1934. Stifel, seven time WV women's amateur golf champion, was honored in Morgantown after balloting by association members.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia Sports Writers Association Today Fritzi Stifel Wheeling West Virginia Bill Hart Morgantown Dominion News Association

Time Supply Eyes Globe Trotting Route to Santa Anita

The colt Time Supply, once sidelined by sickness, resumed racing across Florida Maryland Detroit Baltimore and New Hampshire before a continental swing. Named for the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap on February 23 with 118 pounds, he has won 123 pounds in Bay Meadows and competes amid 71 nominations seeking a $112,500 winner share.

Los Angeles Tom Kearney St. Louis OE Py Winne Uwe Ee Meadows Santa Anita Hialeah Miami Florida Maryland Detroit Baltimore Rockingham Park New Hampshire Narragansett Park Continent

Armour Wins Miami Open Golf Tourney

Tommy Armour of Chicago captured the $2,500 Miami Open with a 72 hole total of 281, earning $500. Bobby Cruickshank from Richmond finished three strokes back at 284, while Bill Mehlhorn of Louisville shot a course record 64 in the final round to tie Felix Serafin of Scranton for third with 286. Second and third place prize money were $400 and $300 respectively.

Miami Fla Tommy Armour Chicago Bobby Cruickshank Richmond Bill Mehlhorn Louisville Felix Serafin Scranton

Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed

Puzzle clues across and down provide a mixed set of cryptic style hints and definitions for familiar words and names across a grid. Entries include body parts birds and animals, places like the Great Lakes, and common terms such as greeting and inquiry words, with numerous numbered clues and reference to yesterday’s solution.

Armour Drives To Two Over Par 72 In Round

Under par this morning and back in 36 in the afternoon, Armour shot fours all the way out for a 36 and finished with the same 36 score for a 72, two over par.

Armour

Harlow silent on statements in Harvard reference

Westminster Md Jan 1 Coach Dick Harlow declined to comment on a Harvard Crimson reference that linked him to colleges with questionable proselyting. His Western Maryland College associates spoke for him while he emphasized that any response should come from Harvard athletics director William Bingham.

Westminster Dick Harlow Harvard Crimson Western Maryland College Harlow Harvard Harvard Student Daily Bingham William Bingham Harvard Athletics

Classified Section Opens the Door to Economy

A brief note on the classifieds section highlighting its role in connecting buyers and sellers and supporting local economic activity through affordable listings and quick exchanges. The accessible space invites residents to discover deals, services, and opportunities within the community.

Stimulant undermines saliva test for horse racing

Miami reports a non narcotic stimulant defeats saliva testing used to curb doping in horse racing. A wash erases evidence after races, complicating enforcement as officials from the National Association of Racing Commissioners plan a unified rule code at their upcoming meeting.

Miami Fla Tropical Park National Association of Racing Commissioners

Guardsmen Face Boonsboro In League Showdown At Armory

Company B teams up with Doc Lightner as coach for the rest of the season. Tonight on the Armory floor at 8 o clock they host Boonsboro in a Washington County League game. Friday’s game against Funkstown starts at 8 30 and promises another tight contest after their 22 21 thriller. Matt Robinson will referee both games.

Company B Boonsboro Armory Doc” Lightner Funkstown Guardsmen Matt Robinson

Eagles to Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting

The Eagles will meet at their home Wednesday night to elect officers for the coming baseball year. The meeting starts at 8 o clock with a likely large turnout. O Henry, famed short story writer, disliked anyone placing an arm around him in conversation says his widow who lives near Asheville North Carolina.

Eagles O. Henry Asheville N. C

Fleetwings To Oppose Moose In Friday Showdown

Gettysburg Fleetwings clash with the Moose on the Armory floor Friday at 8 15 pm. Charley Gelbert, former St Louis Cardinals star, returns from a hunting injury and skin grafting as fans monitor his comeback for a possible spring training with the Cards. The game aims to deliver top basketball action for local sport lovers.

Hagerstown Charley Gelbert St. Louis Cardinals Gettysburg Fleetwings Moose Hagers Armory Gelbert Moose Fleetwings

Northwestern Five Led by Captain Lyle Fisher Strong in Midwest

Veteran forward Lyle Fisher captains Northwestern University basketball, touted as the Midwest’s strongest aggregation after victories over Pittsburgh and Notre Dame among others.

Lyle Fisher Northwestern University Midwest Pittsburgh Notre Dame

Stray Bullet Wounds Man Despite Thirteen Dollar Bills

In Welch West Virginia on January 7 a stray bullet hit John Richard son in the chest but he escaped serious injury because thirteen one dollar bills were tucked in his shirt pocket. The cash absorbed the impact, leaving only a flesh wound.

Welch W. Va John Richardson

Maryland enrolls first winter school of agriculture and home economics

Twenty five students aged 18 to 45 from ten Maryland counties enroll at the University of Maryland in College Park for the first annual winter school in agriculture home economics and rural life. Associate dean Dr H F Cotterman of the College of Education notes satisfaction with day one enrollment.

College Park University of Maryland H. F. Cotterman College of Education

Woodmen of the World Rally To Beat Y M C A In County Contest

The Woodmen of the World basketball team won their eighth straight in a Washington County League game, edging the Y M C A 27 to 26. Middlekauff’s late back-to-back field goals tied and won the game for the Woodmen as Boyer and Middlekauff starred, with Shanks and Koons contributing for the Y M C A. Coach Stewart announced a Thursday game against undefeated Massanutten Military Academy at Woodstock Va.

Woodmen Middlekauff Lodge Boyer Middlkauff Shanks Koons Stewart Paxto Massanutten Military Academ Preparatory School of the South Woodstock

Inside Look at New Business Conditions Today

The notice highlights evolving market conditions in Hagerstown with emphasis on 1 percent changes. It outlines potential impacts on local enterprises and suggests cautious strategies for procurement and investment amid shifting economic signals.

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