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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1929
Page
7
Sunday at 2 30 the Hagerstown Blue Sox meet Camp Meade Tank Corps in a benefit game with net receipts to aid the hub fund. Abe Smith will pitch for the Sox against Bryner for the Tanks as fans anticipate a spirited matchup after a previous loss by the locals.
The Herald-Mail Carriers defeated the Washington Street Sluggers 1 to 0 yesterday, their second win. Gallagher and Logan played for the Sluggers while Martin and Gardner scored for the Carriers. Bdone brake homered to highlight the game.
Rumors claim five managers may lose their jobs by season end. Jack Hendricks of the Reds and Lena Blackburne of the White Sox face peril amid fan discontent. Billy Southworth of the Cardinals and Uncle Wilbert Robinson of the Robins are also mentioned, with Peckinpaugh of the Indians under scrutiny as fans demand a winner.
The Brooklyn Robins may see president and manager Uncle Wilbert Robinson quit amid owner conflict. Fans support Robby in Brooklyn, while McKeever and Ebbets interests dispute control of the club’s stock. Robinson has fought hard and may retire to fishing and hunting if worn down by quarrels.
American League results show Philadelphia 10 to 8 over St Louis 0 to 2 New York 12 Chicago 2 Cleveland 3 Washington 2 Detroit 13 Boston 12. Today’s games feature New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
Baseball summary lists NL results with New York beating Chicago 4 3 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 4 Boston 3 Brooklyn 8 St Louis 7. Standings show Pittsburgh 50 26 658 Chicago 46 28 623 New York 47 34 380 St Louis 34 39 500 Cincinnati 20 47 382. Also notes Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis Brooklyn matchups and International League Newark 6 1 Toronto 7 2 Rochester 4 Jersey City 3 Buffalo Baltimore 7. Others not on schedule.
The Gapland Bluebirds travel to face the Harrystown Raiders on Sunday at 2 30 p m at Bluebird Field. The Bluebirds seek their eighth win after a 7 3 record amid a challenging schedule and unknown batteries.
The Peerless A C clashes with Martinsburg Hose Company No 4 on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at Moller Diamond in a local contest.
A. A. U. champions Knodle and Haechtel are set for two short exhibitions at Chewsville tonight around 8 o clock. The pair have gained national recognition in weight lifting and may represent America in the next Olympics. Ritton Ohio July 12. Mrs Surtis Sohl of Columbus wins Ohio women golf title, defeating Louise Fordyce of Youngstown 2 and 1.
The Hagerstown Stard, last year’s amateur champions, travel Sunday to Boonsboro to face the local team. Star pitcher Sinclair is likely on the mound with Jones catching. The Stars depart at 1 o’clock in uniform and all sf players should be on hand.
Frederick July 12 Warriors beat the Nttle Yanks 9 to 5 to open the series. Vosmik and Moore led the offense with two RBIs apiece, while Kimball pitched steadily except for a third inning rally by Chambersburg. Two base hits by Harris Vosmik and Reeser highlighted a game that featured bunched hits in two innings and late scoring by Frederick.
Off Kimball 5, struck out Bry ant 1 Cunningham 2 Kimball 5. Lesko hit by pitch. April 2 passed balls. Cham bersburg 8 left on base, Frederick 5. Hits off Bryant 9 in 7, off Cunningham 2 in 1. Losing pitcher Bryant. Umpires Nowell and Vallee. Time of game 1:50.
Eastern clear channel grid lists WABC WNEW WEAF WJZ etc with extensive program rosters across 7:00 PM to after midnight including Benny Goodman Orchestra Romancers Nit Wits Dance Orchestra and classical and religious programs. Notable names include Nat Shilkret Paul Tremaine Duke Ellington era references and multiple affiliates across major cities, detailing time slots and station reach.
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