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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1933
Page
3
The era's note on the Washington League rivalry shows the Eagles and Williamsport Wildcats drawing a near full house. The Eagles held two wins over the Wildcats, with recent play suggesting a tougher second half title push.
E F Knepper resigns as secretary of the North End Athletic Club and J C Monath is appointed to the post for the unexpired term. Hawes is named to a similar post and other officers are noted in a brief municipal records recap.
John Lovelock of Dunedin New Zealand and Oxford breaks the mile world record in 4 minutes flat against Cornell Princeton forces. Bonthron of Detroit trails the record as American hopes rise for future sub 4 06 times. Cunningham of Kansas travels abroad with an all-star track squad.
Harrystown Raiders drew two runs on a two out single by Bob Baker in the ninth, securing their 23rd win as Middleburg Fliers outhit them. Raiders meet tonight at Teeney Widdows home on North Mulberry Street.
The 110th Field Artillery second team defeated Washington County second team 4 to 3 in an overtime polo match at Williamsport polo field. Jamison starred for Washington County after Bill Byron failed to appear, while Col Evans and Lt Schmidt led the 110th Atherwin. Shannons to meet at Frankie Mentzer’s home Wednesday at 6.
At a recent meeting the Blue Box club decided to finish out theft season this year and will keep their team intact.
Washington's American League lead vanishes after a 7 to 6 loss to the St. Louis Browns. Irving Hadley held the Senators to four hits while Earl Whitehill faltered late and Bill McAfee was torched. The Indians also won in the other AL action.
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