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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
9
Jack Dempasy expands promotional work touring with Max Baer while marrying yesterday. Crowded sports agenda includes possible Baer versus Sharkey in Chicago and Crawford eyeing a U S championship bid at Forest Hills in September. Local notes report pool opening, Police Newsies fundraiser, and Williamsport Wildcats clashing with Boonsboro as tennis and fishing rise in popularity.
Police manager Ray names Keiser and Davis as likely starting umpires for the July 26 game at the Stadium. Paulsgrove and Stouffer prepare to handle duties behind the plate and on bases with Stouffer in shape to shadow the Newsies. Ticket sales run heavy as officers hold all remaining seats.
The Tilghmanton Athletic Club sets an open date this Sunday and seeks a competitive team. Clubs desiring a game should call Miller and Company's Tilghmanton store or contact W. E. Basore for arrangements.
Williamsport Wildcats, favored after last week's victory, host Boonsboro in the second of a three game series at the Stadium aiming to go two straight over their rivals. Yellow Jackets under new management plan to upset the high flying Williamsport partners and fix last week's mistakes to trouble the Cats defensively.
The report notes strong offensive power in the opening game, with the losing team eight runs down. Despite two fewer hits than their opponent, the cantaloupe town squad showed potential as pitchers stayed in good form and fielding improved. A defensive battle is anticipated with limited run scoring in the upcoming clash, while Harristown A C seeks teams for Sunday games. call 298M and ask for Fred Papa.
New York reports Earl Sande resumes race riding after a season off to train. In six days his six horse stable won four races at Empire City with St Hubert winning twice and Miss Shaw and St Stephen each taking one. The others True Romance Orphean and Resurrection are nearing return from spring illness.
All Hagerstown Blue Sox members are asked to be at the Fair Board Office tonight at 8 o clock for an important meeting. Several matters of importance are to be discussed and attendance is urged.
Head Play, runner up in the Kentucky Derby and winner of the Preakness, will likely not race again this summer. A bruised foot worsened in later starts, forcing him from training. Shipped to Saratoga with Mrs Silas B Mason’s string, he is not expected to start during the 30 day eastern meeting.
George Skeets Dickey catcher for Wheeling in the Middle Atlantic league is transferred to Scranton in the New York Pennsylvania circuit. Dickey, brother of Bill Dickey, once played for the New York Yankees and is under option to the Newark team of the International league.
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 9 to 4 to extend their winning streak to nine games, the longest in the major leagues. Washington also fell to the St. Louis Browns 4 to 3 as the pennant race tightens with several teams winning.
George St All Stars beat West Side Ave twice 9 to 8 and 3 to 4 as Walnut St and Elizabeth St split their games. George St leads first half while Madison Ave defeats Summer St. nightcap halted by darkness after long innings.
Kemps Mill Pirates topple Downsville 5 to 2 in a hotly contested game. Home runs by J Barnes and R Barnes along with a circuit and a triple highlight the Pirates’ attack. Downsville had two runs in the first, then Kemps Mill pulled away with timely hits and solid defense.
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