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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
7
The Seabright club loses fourteen top players led by Berkeley Bell as they refuse to compete without full club privileges and room and board during the meet. Officials oppose daily $9 payments when competitors gain no direct benefit, raising questions about amateur status and fairness in scheduling.
N C Malik arrives from Calcutta to contend in the 400 and 1500 meter Olympic aquatic events while Ted Phelps, the world sculling champion, represents England. Brazil sails with coffee to fund its team. In Paris, Vines shines then falters as the United States eyes a Davis Cup clash with France. Hager’s tennis championships draw 100+ entrants amid expected strong play. A polo interclub preps for July 1 clash with the Third Cavalry. The Pirates edge the Cubs 3 1 as Swetonte hurls. Gibson adds depth for a tense pennant chase.
Play begins this afternoon at St James courts with over a hundred entrants in the Hagerstown tennis tournament. Prominent players from Martinsburg, Mercersburg, and Hagerstown vie for top honors in men’s singles, doubles, and mixed events. Sessions start at 2 PM with free admission and grandstands for spectators.
Chicago July 23 AP Equipoise a four year old from C V Whitney stable facing a stiff 134 pound burden in the 20000 added Arlington handicap over a mile and a quarter as rivals Gus to Ellvio Coucel White Clover I L H Callahan and others vie for upset. Sonny Workman to ride Equipoise with Buddy Hanford aboard White Clover I H Callahan Riders for other contenders. Raider Juniors to play Cavetown today at 3 30 on Raiders diamond with Bridgeport set for Sunday.
Belmont Athletic Club visits Williamsport Wildcats at Conomac Park for a Sunday clash. Belmont, contending with Shade Athletic Club for Keystone State honors, beat Hose Company No. 8 of Martinsburg, while Williamsport aims to protect an undefeated home Sunday record with Gor man likely pitching at 2 30. Cats also travel to New Oxford for a third straight win.
The Paramount Cabbies schedule two games this weekend, facing Funkstown A C at Funkstown this afternoon and Frederick A C at Roy's Park in Frederick Md on Sunday. Both games start at 2 30 PM. Funkstown enters strong form and Frederick brings a tough lineup as the Cabbies seek wins.
Detroit plays St. Louis and Cleveland faces Chicago while Boston meets New York and Philadelphia visits Washington. Tomorrow St Louis goes to Cincinnati New York to Boston Pittsburgh visits Chicago and Philadelphia travels to Brooklyn.
America's hopes to reach the Davis Cup challenge round rest on Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn as they face Germany's Daniel Prenn and Baron Gottfried von Cramm in a pivotal doubles clash in Paris. The winner advances toward meeting France in the inter-zone finals with Henri Cochet poised for singles and doubles duty for France.
Aided by final tryouts and late developments, American middle distance hopes face tough odds in the Olympics. Carr defeats Eastman to loom as main 400 challenger. Genung Hornbostel Turner pace a trio to back him, with Wilson Rampling Ball and international rivals from Britain Canada and France in pursuit.
Greencastle defeated the Hoffman Chevies in five innings as darkness halted play. Lushbaugh pitched five hits allowed for the Chevies with two homers by Cooper and Hoffman. Clary toed the slab for the Penns lads, permitting five hits with two by Toots Wellinger. Score by innings: Hoff. Chevies 100 60 1 Greencastle 200 10 350. Sunday the Chevies travel to Millwood Virginia for a return game.
The Security Trojan Athletics host the Maugansville Colts Sunday at 2 30 PM. Tolbert has pitched well for the Colts who have only two losses this season. Cement town, despite a batting slump, aims to rebound with strong defense and improve at the plate.
Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics and Chuck Klein of the Phillies are dueling for national league top honors as the season progresses. Paul Waner stars in NL doubles and Simmons leads runs, with Foxx and Klein sharing multiple league leading stats across hits and runs batted in.
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