Colley-See-Um Plans Benefit Game For Injured Players
The Colley-See-Um plans a benefit game to aid Washington County League players who are injured. Teams will be drafted from Tala City and county stars, chosen by ballot or a close vote, with proceeds toward the players’ fund. Event to be organized after a feed by the Cabbies and approved by President Boyer, with lineup steps to follow and the game as soon as possible.
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Cloge
Tala City
Boyer
Blue Sox
Sox
Washington County League
Oxford Princeton Track Meet Delivers Closest Mile Duel
In Palmer Stadium Princeton and Cornell faced Oxford Cambridge with an eight furlong clash led by Jack Lovelock of Oxford and Bill Bonthron of Princeton. Lovelock timed 4 12 for eight furlongs after a Cambridge win while Bonthron edged as public favorite.
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Princeton
N. J
Cornell-Princeton
Oxford
Cambridge
Jack Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Palmer Stadium
Lovelock
Yale
Harvard
Arlington Classic Field Set For 1933 Crown Race
A 18-horse field for the Arlington Classic mile and a quarter promises a strong 1933 championship claim with a $45,000 purse. Co favorites Mr Khayyam and Gold Basis head a wide open lineup including Head Play War Glory and Kerry Patch, among others, as trainers and owners eye the result.
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Chicago
Mr. Khayyam
Gold Basis
Morton L. Schwartz
New York
Max Hitech
Gusto
Sarada
F. A. Grifith
Kerry Patch
Campbell Hopes To Land Canadian Amateur Title
Campbell of Seattle and Ken Black of Vancouver reach the final in the Canadian amateur championship at Vancouver. Campbell eliminated Frank Dolp 4 and 3, while Black defeated Harry Glivan 3 and 1. The winner would give the United States a chance to avenge Eddie Held’s 1929 cross-border crown.
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Vancouver
B. C
Northwest
Albert
Scotty
Campbell
Seattle
Ken Black
Portland
Ore
Ace
Frank Dolp
Black
Harry Glvan
University, of Washington
United States
Ross Somerville
London
Ont
Eddie Held
New York
League Leaders Include Yesterday's Ballot Box Bursts
National League leaders highlight Klein of the Phillies with top batting at .366 and 75 RBIs, Vaughan of the Pirates with 60 RBIs, and Fullis and Bartell of Philadelphia near 55 runs. American League leaders show Foxx of the Athletics at .374, Joins Simmons of the White Sox with 84 RBIs, and Gehrig of the Yankees with 79 RBIs, plus Foxx’s 25 homers and Ruth’s 22. The pitching charts feature Tinning of the Cubs with 72 wins and Allen and Browns of the Yankees at 7-2/13-4.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Fullis
Bartell
Vaughan
BP. Waner
F. Herman
Cuba
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
Whitesox
Poxx
Gehrig
Yankees
Hite
Manush
Senators
Burns
Browns
Cronin
Comics
Higgins
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Allen
Grove
Parker Meeting Shields in Spring Lake Final Match
In Spring Lake New Jersey on July 1 Parker and Shields reach the singles final of the Spring Lake challenge trophy tournament. Frank Parker of Milwaukee aged 17 is favored to win the title, while Parker teams with Herbert Bowman in doubles and Shields teams with Eugene McCauliff.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Frank X. Shields
New York
Frankie ‘Parker
Milwaukee
Parker
Herbert L.bowman
Shields
Eugene McCauliff
Yonkers
N. Y
Berkeley
Wildcats Set for Big Game at Conomac Park
Williamsport Cats travel to Hagerstown Stadium for a three game series vs Boonsboro in the first half title fight. Eagles riding eight game win streak, last Sunday’s hard fought 9th inning battle saw them edge the Wildcats. Game times are 3 pm today and 2 30 pm Sunday with Tolbert likely on mound for the visitors.
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Boonsboro
Wildcats
Hagerstown Eagles
Wil- Mamieport
Conomac Park
Eagles
Wil- Ham Sporters
Tolbert
Cats
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Local Netters Meet Waynesboro at St James Courts
Sunday afternoon the St James Tennis Club hosts Waynesboro Tennis Club in a series of matches. Play starts at 2 30. Both squads are prepared for the meeting after rain halted last week’s planned encounter. A good sized crowd is expected.
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St. James
Waynesboro
St James
Wayhenboro Tennis Club
Hornets and Chevies Set for Sunday Double Header
In Washington County League action the Chevies host Mt Briar in the first game while the Cabbies welcome the Security Trojans in the nightcap. The four teams feature top hitters Lester, Snyder, Baker, Coulter and others, plus noted pitchers Mentzer, Springer, Ferguson, Powers. Local fans expect an afternoon of strong batting and solid pitching.
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Washington County League
Chevies
Mt. Briar
Security Trojans
Rteen
Lester
Snyder
Mets
Harris
Heenan
Nave Baker
Coulter
Cabbles
Mentzer
Springer
Ferguson
Trojans Clash With Cabbies In Stadium Doubleheader
The Paramount Cabbies meet the Security Trojans in a Sunday nightcap at the Stadium as both teams chase wins. Injuries and lineup changes hampered the Trojans last week, while the Cabbies seek a two game streak. first game mounts at 5:30 P.M. with the second twenty minutes after.
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Security Trojans
Cabbies
Trojans
Mount Briar Club
Cheyies
Security Trojars
Canbié
Washington County Baseball League Contracts and Releases 1933
Contracts and releases listed through July 14 1933 for Washington County Baseball League clubs including North Zach Russell King Willan Marin Boonsboro Richwed Doffle Mayer Paramount Cabbies John Wiebel Funkstown John O Peon L J Mathne Hugh T Mowbray Frank Wiebel Hancock Peter Ross Murphy Western Enterprise Ira M Boyer Woodmen Marvin Smith Security Trojane N E Rottler references by Security Trojans Weastern Enterprise Paul St Clair Hancock Millard Shenk H G Shank Sherman Moon Eagles Russell V King Mary in W Smith Cabbies L J Mathna Antietains H Mowbray Richard Domlemyer Funketown Joseph Allen C W Ecton Jr John Neff R Nett Woodmen Gien Boone Wilmer E Hoover John Neff Signed CHAS W BOYER President
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North
Zach—Russell King
Willan Marin
Boonsboro
Richwed -Dofflemayer
Paramount Cabbies
John Wiebel
Funkstown
John O. Peon
L. J. Mathne
Hugh T. Mowbray
Irrank Wiebel
Hancock
Peter Ross Murphy
Weatern Enterprise
Ira M., Boyer
Woodmen
Marvin Smith
Security Trojane
N. E. Rottler
Millard Shenk
H. G. Shank
Sherman
Moon
Eagles
Russell V. King
Maryin W. Smith
Cabbies
L. J. Mathna
Antietains
H. Mowbray
Richard Domlemyer
Funketown
Joseph Allen
C. W. Ecton, Jr
John Neff
R. Nett
Raiders Meet Middleburg Nine In Sunday Clash
The Raiders face the Middleburg Flyers on their field Sunday at 2 30. Manager Baker must choose starting pitchers among Nase Smith and Andrews as the team seeks revenge after a prior loss to the Flyers and wins over Co B nine and Greencastle.
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Greencastle
Raiders
Middleburg Flyers
Middleburg
Flyers
Baker
Nase
Smith
Andrews
Stars at Stars at Stars at Tigers and Yankees lineup notes
Ervin Fox of the Tigers knocked in a run against the Red Sox with a triple and two singles. Austin Moore of the Phillies had five hits in a shutout of the Reds. Rabbit Maranville of the Braves drove in the winning run in the tenth with a single against the Pirates. Walter Miller limited the Senators to three singles. Bill Terry of the Giants led a push against the Cardinals with two doubles and a single. Bing Miller of the Athletics hit a homer with two on base to beat the Indians.
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Ervin Fox
Tigers
Red Sox
Austin Moore
Phillies
Reds
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Louis
Tor Tele
Doutle
Pingle
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Pirates
Walter Miller
White
Senators
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
Bing
Miller
Athletics
Indians
Woodmen Meet Shannons Today at Woodpoint Diamond
This afternoon at 2 30 the Woodmen will face the Shannons on the Woodpoint diamond. Manager Kretzer hails improved form and confidence ahead of Sunday’s league game with Boonsboro. After a 2 to 1 loss last Sunday the Woodmen aim to win and even the score as a large crowd is expected.
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Woodmen
Shannons
Woodpoint
Woodman
Boonsboro
Kretzer
Smit ties Prime d for Cavetown
One of the largest crowds is expected at Cavetown Sunday afternoon for a game between the Smithsburg Fire Co. and Cavetown. The Fire Co. field a newly organized, strong independent team in the county, managed by Geo. M. Bushey who also managed Cavetown in 1932.
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Cavetown
Smithsburg Fire Co
The
Fire Co
Geo. M. Bushey
Playing Hancock In Washington County League Tilt
The Western Enterprise nine will meet Hancock on the Enterprise diamond at Rows Park this Sunday beginning at 2 30 o clock. Both clubs are in good shape and promise a hard fought game with strong pitching and offense from both sides.
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Western Enterprise
Washington County League
Hancock Nine
Enterprise
Row's Park
Foxx Extends Lead With Week of Steady Hitting
Philadelphia Athletics star Jimmie Foxx led the majors with a .374 average after 12 hits in 32 at bats. Al Simmons slipped to .366 after 13 hits in 37, while Joe Cronin fell back as Rhem and Klein traded pace in the National League. Klein stayed atop the NL with .366, Davis at .355, and Fallis at .343 after yesterday’s games.
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New York
Jimmie Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Rhem
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Davis
Fallis
Klein
Kein
Fullis
England Needs Only One Win in Davis Cup Interzone
Wimbledon reports England led Australia 2 to 1 as Perry and Hughes defeated Turnbull and Quint 7-5 6-4 3-6 6-3. Crawford and McGrath must win both remaining singles to force a deciding match, with the United States awaiting in the finals.
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Wimbledon
Eng
England
Australia
United States
Fred Perry
George Patrick
Hughes
Don Turnbull
Adrian Quint
Jack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Crawford
Perry
McGrath
Henry
Wilfred
Bunny
Austin
Hiahmah
Auteuil
Francé
Leonard Spence Sets New Mark in AAU Meet
Leonard Spence of New York A.C. set a world record in the 440 yard breaststroke at the National AAU swimming championship in Chicago, breaking his prior time. Ralph Flanagan of Miami lowered the American mark for one mile, finishing amid rough waters and rain. Spence won in 6 minutes 4.5 seconds, shaving his own record.
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Chicago
Leonard Spence
New York A.C
Ralph Flanagan
Miami
Fla
Spence
Funkstown A C Faces Sharpsburg Bluebirds Sunday Tilt
Funkstown A C boosts a strengthened lineup for Booster Day hosting Sharpsburg Bluebirds on Funkstown diamond at 2 30 PM. Mowbray from the Anticts and Mathna from the Cabbies join the A s adding power expected to push them into a strong start and a hard fought battle.
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Funkstown A. C
Sharpsburg Bluebirds
Funkstown
A’s
Mowbray
Anti¢tams
Mathna
Cabbies
A's
Yankees and Senators Edge Near Tie as Miller Shuts Out
Yankees surge to within four games of Washington after a strong pitching performance by Walter Milles who allowed no runs and limited baserunners. The Cubs, White Sox, Phillies, and Athletics posted wins as the circuit produced varied results in a busy day of baseball across the league.
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Chicago
White Sox
Evan Southpaw
Walter Milles Care
Washington
Miller
Ris
Stars at Cavetown travel schedule brief notice
This afternoon Security travels to Cavetown at a stated time. All are requested to be prompt. Saturday afternoon the State will travel to Dargan for a term. It is slated to work today, Moats or Lushbaugh will be on duty Sunday.
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Cavetown
Peal Mill
Dargan
Moats
Lushbaugh
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