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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

5

Americans Meet Germany in Davis Cup Opening Singles

At Roland Garros Paris on July 22, Frank Shields faces Gottfried Von Cramm and Ellsworth Vines Jr faces Daniel Prenn in the opening singles of the interzone finals. The series decides who will challenge France for the Davis Cup on July 28, 30, and 31.

Paris America Roland Garros Frank Shields Gottfried von Cramm Ellsworth Vines, Jr Daniel Prenn France

Wholesale prices rise in week ending report shows advance

The Washington data show wholesale commodity prices increased three tenths of one percent from the prior week, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Washington United States Bureau of Labor Statistics

Kenneth Bonner Named Chairman at St James Tennis Club

The executive committee of the St James Tennis Club elected Kenneth Bonner chairman and adopted a unanimous resolution. Bonner, who donated the club’s tennis courts, is abroad but signaled willingness to serve in any capacity. Other officers named include E C Hook treasurer Paul Cherney secretary and several directors. Preparations for the tournament begin with entries closing this afternoon.

St. James Paul Cherney W. D. Byron T. N. Denslow C. G. R. Leigh Leslie W. Manners L. A. Gardner A. H. Onderdonk C. Miller

Kid Chocolate To Defend Title On August 4 At Stadium

Kid Chocolate will defend his junior lightweight title against Eddie Shea of Chicago in Chicago stadium on August 4. The ten round bout is the stadiums first attraction in two months. Sanction was withheld by the Illinois State Athletic Commission until it could be confirmed Chocolate suffered no serious damage from last Mondays bout with Jack Berg in New York.

Chicago Kid Chocolate Eddie Shea Chicago Stadium Illinois State Athletic Commission Jack Kid) Berg New York

Moller Organ Nine Top Giants In City Park Battle

The Moller Organ nine defeated the Erecting Room Giants 10 to 7 at City Park. Smoky Griffin hurled strongly, allowing five hits with 10 strikeouts as Organ nine hitters lined three Grant pitchers for 10 hits and nine runs. Saums and Reynolds each had two hits, while Kunkle homered for the winners. Presgraves and Butterbaugh added two apiece for the Giants.

Moller Organ Erecting Room Giants City Park Smoky Griffin Organ Grant Saums Reynolds Kunkle Presgraves Butterbaugh Giants Jack Miler Tom

Baltimore cattle prices July report in 1900s format

Baltimore market notes list cattle prices for July 21 with steers rated good to choice at 7 dollars per head and 6 3/4 to 7 1/4 for medium to good. Bulls range 3 to 4 dollars, cows 3 1/2 to 4 1/4, calves 5 1/2 to 5, and common stock 3 to 5 1/4 dollars.

Baltimore

Havre De Grace Yacht Club 50 Mile Cruiser Race Set

Havre de Grace prepares for the third annual yacht club regatta. A 50-mile cruiser race from the Maryland Yacht Club in Baltimore to Havre de Grace starts between midnight and 2 am tomorrow. Entrants include Eleanor, Nala, Tyche, Wildie, York, Alden, and others. 27 events are scheduled for tomorrow.

Havre DE Grace Chesapeake Bay Delaware Bay North Atlantic Susquehanna River Havre de Grace Yacht Club Maryland Yacht Club Baltimore Paul N. Fleming Hagerstown Nala Norman Hill Carlart Arthur Nattans Neateze George H. Zepp Tyche Robert W. Wayland Wildie Robert Anderson York Wilmer Cecil H. Bagley Alden Commodore Allen C. Davis Donald Primrose S. Lydecker

Downsville Church Schedule and Local Updates

Downsville notes list Rev. C. A. Frick preaching July 24 at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m Miss Thompson of Philadelphia visits with Rev Frick and Mrs Elizabeth Kelly New hospitalist Mrs Nong Artz returns from Washington County Hospital for carbuncle treatment A two week western trip by Mr and Mrs Edward Lehmaz Downey visiting Cumberland Downey kin Miss Milbrey Downey with brother Myle Downey Downey church missionary meeting held with new officers Iva Marshall Grace Davis and John Wallensmith Refreshments served by Mrs Cline and Mrs Walfensmith Several local families visited or hosted gatherings mentioning Flook Downey Cunningham Artz Ridenour Hosaflock Terrell Davis Brown and others in Keedysville Newville and nearby areas

Downsville C. A. Frick The Christian Church Bible School Christian Endeavor Miss Thompson Philadelphia Lizabeth Kelly Nong Artz Washingston County Hospital Edward Lehmaz West Milbrey. Downey Myle Downey Cumberland Iva Marshall Grace Davis John Wallensmith Fred Cline Leiba Walfensmith E. O. Flook Helen Hannah Martin Flook Keedysville S. L. Downey Walter Cunnigham Mylo. Downey Edgar Margaret Ridenour Joseph Artz Roy Hosaflock Mamie Terrell Minnie Davis Harrisonburg Margaret Brown Newville Augus

Firemen Face Two Hard Games This Weekend

The Williamsport Firemen challenge two tough foes over the weekend. Saturday at Conomac Park they meet St. Thomas then travel to Bunker Hill Sunday to face the town’s strong powerhouse. Both clubs boast solid records and pose a stern test.

Conomac Park Hose Taters St. Thomas Bunker Hill

Local families share visits and mischief at rural gathering

Davis and daughters Mery Francis and Gene spent Sunday with Mrs Katie Bitner and brother William Davis. Chickens were stolen from Mr and Mrs Edward Peters Monday night. Mr and Mrs Hubert Long of Keedysville spent Friday with their daughter Mrs John Shoemaker. Mr and Mrs Earle Spielman and daughter Elsie visited the Baker family Sunday.

Tus Davis Mery Francis Gene Sunuilay Katie Bitner William Davis Edward Peters Hubert Long Keedysville John Shoemaker Earle Spielman Elsie Kieffer Baker

Steel oil operations rise to nineteen percent

Youngstown reports steel oil operations averaging 19 percent, up 2 percentage points from the week's start, marking the highest level seen in some time.

Youngstown

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