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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
4
Lonnie Warneke emerged as the key Cubs pitcher, improving from a rough stretch to win five straight decisions. His teammates finally delivered at the plate, producing crucial runs while Warneke contributed with two home runs and ten RBIs, boosting Chicago's standings.
National League batting leaders include Klein of the Phillies at .365 and Baris also of Philadelphia at .353. Runs leader Martin of the Cardinals with 67, and Vaughan of the Pirates with 59. Pitching includes Thining and Cantwell as leaders in wins and strikeouts. American League shows Cronin of the Senators at .369 and Foxx of the Athletics with 19 runs. Home Run ace Foxx and Ruth pace the long balls, while Walker tops stolen bases in the league.
On Sunday at Harrys town diamond South End A C defeated Harmontown A C 14 to 10 as Knode pitched well and the South End bats exploded. They plan a road test at Roxbury against Penal Farm Nine next and seek August games contacting C Cook of Western Union. American Association results list Indianapolis over Minneapolis 8 to 3 and other scores.
STARS sk George Watkins Cardinals knocked in three runs with a double and two singles against Phillies. Monte Pearson Indians held Red Sox to four hits and scored winning runs after singling. Johnny Vergez Giants clouted a bases loaded homer against Reds. George Blaeholder Browns scattered Washington hits to win 4 8. Floyd Vaughan Pirates led attack on Dodgers with four hits. John Stone and Ervin Fox Tigers homered in eighth to break tie with Athletics. Kike Cuyler Cubs drove in two with a double in rally versus Braves. Fred Walker Banks batted in five runs with homer, double and single against White Sox.
Redbills beat Charlton 9 to 7 on the Rig Pool diamond after a seventh inning rally that produced five runs. George Unseld hit a homer as Roe Unseld and M. Gearhart starred for the winners while Harold Herbert and Ankeney Clared led the losers. Next Sunday Redbills face Snyder's Snipers at 2 30.
The Hoffman Chevies will hold a practice tonight at 5 16 at City Park diamond. Manager Barnhart requests all players to be on hand for intensive drills. With no games this week, practices will also be held Friday at the Stadium grounds.
Prices paid to farmers for eggs range 18 to 20 cents per pound. Butter 18 to 20 cents. Country lard pork and bacon quotes given with various cuts. Potatoes beans apples cherries berries listed with per bushel or per quart prices. Farm goods include chickens, turkeys, onions, and corn. The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co quotes oats per barrel at 1.95 dollars.
National League scores include New York 145 over Cimetenart 1 and Pettabeigh 111 over Broeklyn 41. Bestem on Leunta 91 and overall results show Western day games. Tomorrow schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis.
Yesterday results show St. Louis 4 Washington 3 and New York 9 Chicano 4 with Cleveland 2 and Philadelphia 3. Tomorrow schedule features Cleveland at New York Chitare at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington.
Jolley homered driving in the decisive run as Boston edges to victory. Bos ton offense features Porter Boss and Hodapp timely singles fueling a late rally. Cleveland and Baltimore notices follow with grain price listings and July quotes for wheat and red winter varieties.
Monte Pearson held the Red Sox to four hits to steer Cleveland to a 2 to 1 win in Boston. Hale started a rally with a long homer in the seventh to give Cleveland the lead as Pearson remained dominant into the eighth.
Pittsburgh wins 11 to 8 over Brooklyn in a nine run rally aided by Waite Hoyt in relief and five RBIs from Waite Hoyt. Adem Comorosky sustains a right arm injury after colliding with the fence while Al Lopez adds a first inning triple.
New York Giants routed Cincinnati Reds 14 to 1 in the final game of the series. Johnny Vergex hurled six innings before relieved by Benton’s homer and Vargus’s hits produced the blowout. Wally Roetiger and Chick Havey contributed key hits as the Giants seized early command and never relinquished it.
Alexander Van Rehnselaer a noted sportsman and philanthropist died in a Philadelphia hospital after a long illness. Born in Washington Pennsylvania he served as a Princeton life trustee president of the Drexel Institute board and honorary president of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association after 32 years as its head.
Dizzy Dean held the Philadelphia lineup scattered for a St. Louis win as the Cardinals pounded three Phillie pitchers. Final score 4 to 2 with Jackson Ligke Moore and Davis contributing while Dean and Wilson pitched for the Cards.
Detroit Tigers rally in the eighth inning to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 2. Sorrel and Hayworth contributed on offense while Walberg and Cochrane held the Athletics to limited scoring in the opener.
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