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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
5
Readable fragments describe a tense confrontation between opposing groups and a powerful council or board. The clash highlights a strong division over control and policy without clear outcomes. Local officials are mentioned amid the fray.
A Mt. Airy area league game between Funkstown and the Mt. a team was postponed afternoon. Both squads, fighting to avoid the cellar, were set for a real battle as the standings tighten. Fermison and Frey were slated to work for Funkstown.
A garbled catalog of Coty products and related cosmetic items including Coty’s Toilet Water Coty’s Talcum Powder and Molvite stearate of zinc alongside Meads Dextri Maltese and California Syrup references with unclear context.
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and Wilbur Coen of Kansas City won tough matches to reach the national semifinals in Chicago. Parker defeated Berkeley Bell of Austin 7-9 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-2 while Coen beat Jack Tidball of Los Angeles after a lengthy rally 4-6 4-6 6-0 8-6 6-3 and will meet Parker tomorrow.
Umpire assignments for league games set July 3 1933 list home plate officials and crews. Security-Trojans with Penteney Lingisen, Williamsport at Eagles with Stevens Lightner, Woodmen at Boonsboro Brooks Rosenberger, North End at Antietam Renis burg Gallagher, Western Enterprise at Hancock Bender Updegrove, Funkstown at Sharpsburg Jones Deeds, Cheyies at Mt Briar Lushbaugh Bachtell. Signed CHAS W BOYER Pres.
Washington County Amateur Baseball League informs players not regularly in games that a member who has not played nine full innings in a month may seek release by application to the league president if another club in the league will use the player regularly. This rule offers those players a chance to participate in league games. The article also notes that General Tom Thumb’s real name was Charles Sherwood Stratton.
In cloudy cool weather at St Andrews July 7 Gene Sarazen New York shot 73 in the third round to 54 holes 218 while Walter Hagen led by one stroke after 36 holes. Henry Cotton 216 Joe Kirkwood 216 Leo Diegel 216 and Ed Dudley 217 trailed as final rounds loom.
The Washington County Base ball Umpires Association will hold a meeting at 8:00 tonight at 39 Laurel Street. All members are urged to be present for educational instruction and discussion charts issued by Billy Evans, former dean of American League umpires, used in his umpiring school.
In Cleveland the Washington Senators rely on bat boy Jimmy Mahoney as a lucky charm. Pitcher Alvin Crowder warms up by pitching to him and the team credits his presence for winning streaks. Jimmy humbly says the team's play, not luck, drives success.
Tonight two twin bills in the Twilight League with Elizabeth St. and George St. leading by 2.5 games after split results. Walnut St. and Summer St. split bills while West Side and Elizabeth St. split their games. Hoffman Chevies hold a practice at Stadium field at 7:00 PM as plans for the second half are laid out.
The Wimbledon championships move toward a climactic finale with Ellsworth Vines defending against Jack Crawford for the men's singles crown. The women's title match pits Dorothy Round against Helen Wills Moody, both American finalists, with Moody the stronger favorite after two straight-set victories. Vines had defeated Crawford in last year’s semifinals 6-2 6-1 6-3.
Manager Baker of the Hagerstown Raiders orders a practice session tonight to ready for Sunday’s double header. First game at 1:00 pm features Co. B. nightcap pits Greencastle Antrims. Tuesday’s wins over Berkeley Springs push Raiders to 20 victories.
The Woodmen of the World beat Greencastle 10 to 4 at Greencastle yesterday evening. Art Smith held the Pennsy club in check with strong pitching and the Woodmen combined for thirteen hits. The decision was supported by Woodmen defense and timely hitting as Hofman connected on a circuit to pace the offense.
In a rough National League game, Gehrig, Ruth and Crowder delivered power while Hubbell and Grove matched beats on the mound. Ruth hit a home run and drove in runs as Gomer won for the Athletics against Habiulan, with Miller and McGowan close for the A’s in a tangled ball.
Chicago July 7. Arlington Park offers a two year old stakes race with as much as 37000 in prize money. Chief contenders include Blapdash from Wheatley and Mataharl undefeated in the Dixiana stable with Dabchick showing strong support after a midweek victory.
Walters, a manager with several years of hand tag team experience around Philadelphia, seeks a coaching or pilot role with a Washington County League team. He asks teams to contact for more information, aiming to hook up with a club here.
The security Trojans practice drill tonight has been canceled due to the Boonsboro Enterprise game scheduled at the Stadium grounds tonight.
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