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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1929

Page

3

Hagerstown Seeks Half Title With Martinsburg Showdown

Wertman and Gilbert still shoot for the Little Yanks in Chambersburg this afternoon. A win by Hagerstown or a Frederick loss would secure the first half, with standings showing Hagerstown at 36–22 and Frederick at 35–23. If Hagerstown sweeps and Frederick loses, the race tightens. a two-game Frederick sweep would shift the balance, and a tie triggers a playoff arranged by President J. V. Jamison as the teams enter the second half ahead of the September 7 championship meeting. In the Martinsburg game, Meola allowed six hits, while Gartland and Pytlak supplied Hagerstown’s offense, but Martinsburg stalled late as Hagerstown won 1–2.

Stremus Wertman Gilbert Little Yanks Chambersburg Hoon Bubs Frederick Waynesboro Warriors Hagerstown Mike Meola Gartland Griffith Lalas Barrett Lolas Luciano Pytlak Hume Koch Meo Ia Jordas Feigert Rawlings Martinsburg Martinsburg Ab RL H C. A. EL Lolas Luriano Cramer Woodring Hagerstown Ab R.hl A. EL Jordas Shealey Mathews Sherry Delle Ode Meola

Attendance Boom Lifts American League Race Interest

Chicago July 6 report shows turnstiles clicking as Yankee dominance fades. Attendance may top 1928 by over a million despite weather postponements. President E S Barnard cites leadership change boosting gate receipts and a surge of promising young players fueling the rise.

Chicago Treasuries E. S. Barnard Barnard New York Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit

Warriors Win Over Raiders in July Frederick game

Frederick defeats Hanover 5 to 2 to stay within reach of league leaders the Hubs for the first half title. Zorman and Durham slugged key hits for Hanover while Tapson and Reeser contributed for Frederick as the win tightens the race with two games left in the half.

Frederick Hanover Hanover Ab. R. H. C Connell Gatherum Turner Edwards Raulings Frederick Ab. RL HH O. Ale Moore Sawyer Durham Lil To Vosmik Rf Miller Reeser Cee. Morgan Tapson Zorman Bream Morgan Rawlings

St Johns A C to Play Hagerstown A S Sunday at Willow Lane

The Frederick city champions St John's A C visit Willow Lane for a double header with the Hagerstown Athletics. First game starts at 2 o'clock. The A's aim to win both games after five straight victories and to keep in form for tomorrow's matchup.

St. John’s A. C Frederick Hagerstown Athletics Willow Lane A's House of David Minoak Grove Athletics Lefty Hosmer

Wildcats Top Alumnae In Rainy Exhibition

On Community Field Williamsport High School alumnae met the Wildcat Athletic Association in an exhibition soccer match for Old Home Week. Severe rain left a rough field as J Ebersole led the Wildcats with the lone goal and constant defense, though the alumnae were penalized for offsides on two late chances.

Williamsport High School Wildcat Athletic Association Williamsport Wildcats J. Ebersole Cats Harsh Bowser Taylor Wilmer Stenger Buchanan C.H Ebersole Scott Hardinger Ripple O.R.F Lancaster Kaplan Murray D. Harsole de Neces Coakley Traver Buharp Wright Wiederhold Harsh Beachley

Drive launched to raise 3000 for Hubs baseball

Hagerstown launched a fundraising drive yesterday to raise 3000 to keep organized baseball alive in the city. Booster Day tickets sold well at distribution points as industrial plants plan to enlist workers next week and a women’s committee led by Mrs. Ken Dotter will begin actions on Monday. If the goal isn’t met by July 15, the franchise could be forfeited to the league and organized baseball lost.

Hagerstown Ken Dotter

Cubs Back Wilson in Scrap in Chicago

July 6 Chicago Cubs president William L Veeck says the management will back Hack Wilson to the last. He supports Wilson after an incident with Ray Kolp of the Cincinnati Reds that followed Kolp's remarks. John Hertz plans an international race to be held in Chicago next year.

CUBS Wilson Chicago Wm. L. Veeck Chicago Cubs Hack Wilson Wison Ray Kolp Cincinnati Reds Veeck Hack Kolp John Hertz

Lefty Grove vs Rube Waddell debated by Mack

In a 1920s style sports column, Mack names Rube Waddell as the greater left-handed pitcher over Lefty Grove, noting Waddell’s heart under pressure and Grove’s temper while off the field. the piece contrasts their eccentricities and hints Grove’s volatile nature and Grove’s pitching chops amid a crowded Athletics rotation.

Conte Mack Grove Rube” Waddell Mack Waddell

Defeat Streak Hits Cardinals as Phillies Rally

The St. Louis Cardinals lost their 10th straight game, 10 to 9, to the Philadelphia Phillies. Chuck Klein crushed a ninth inning homer after Jess Haines faltered, matching Chick Hafey’s 20th homer in the game. Bottomley and Whitney also homered as Philadelphia swept past St. Louis, dropping the Cards to three games ahead of Brooklyn.

William J. Chipman A. P Cardinals Phillies St. Louis Jess Haines Charlie Klein Philadelphia Master Klein Klein Baker Bowl Phils Chick Hafey Bottomley Whitney Brooklyn Haines Burt Shotten Daffey Des Moines Phil Collins Bob McGraw McGraw Cubs Boston Braves Reds Giants Polo Grounds Pittsburgh

Ouimet Recovers Eyes Amateur Championship Return

Francis Ouimet has been recovering from a long illness and watched the players in the recent open tournament at Mamaroneck. He hopes to play in the amateur championship in September on the coast. Akron is largest Class B baseball city with 208,435 population. Selma, Alabama is smallest with 16,987 residents.

Ouimet Francis Ouimet Mamaroneck Akron Selma Ala

Local Regatta Draws Oldest Athlete Visit to Poughkeepsie

Isaac V. Potter of Riverside California, the oldest athlete present, visited the Poughkeepsie regatta. Potter recalled his Cornell sprint victories in 1875 as he watched today’s events and mingled with competitors and spectators.

Isaac V. Potter Riverside Cal Cornell

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