Net tourney quarter finals at Hagerstown club
In a sunny St James Tennis Club setup yesterday, several quarterfinals produced tight results. Fales beat Green 3 8 6 4 7 5, Beyard edged Nash 3 6 6 4 6 2, Cassell beat Myers 6 4 6 2, Mumma and Mumma triumphed over Funkhouser Wright 6 3 2 6 6 2, Wroth and Denslow beat Selser Lininger 4 6 6 4 6 3, Gardner Gardner defeated McKinley McKinley 6 2 6 1, Einbinder beat Hoffmeier 6 5 11 9, Proctor beat McKinley 7 5 4 6 8 1, Everhart Prooks beat Proctor Everhart 6 2 6 4. Several quarterfinals set for 2:30 pm. today’s schedule includes McKinley Cassell Green Beyard.
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Hagerstown
W. B. McKinley
Chas. M. Cassell
Green, Beyard
Local Schedule of Events and Names for Afternoon Sessions
A readable fragment lists participants and times for afternoon events. Entries include FE Hoffmeier Denslow Paige Wroth at 2 30 P M Beverly Mason Ein binder Jack McLaughlin Ted Mc Laughlin Pete Wroth J B Jamis on Gardner E Curran 4 00 P M M Conn BE Mumma 8S C Mumma Miller Mc Sherry Richard Jamison H Riley J Rowe 5 30 P M Fales Wm D Byron C G R Leigh M Fieagile.
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FE. Hoffmeier
Denslow
Paige Wroth
Beverly Mason
Einbinder
Jack McLaughlin
Ted McLaughlin
Pete Wroth
J. B. Jamison
Gardner
E. Curran
M. Conn
BE. Mumma
C. Mumma
Miller
Mc Sherry
Richard Jamison
H. Riley
J. Rowe
Fales
Wm. D. Byron
C G. R. Leigh
M. Fieagile
Ernie Schaaf Wins Tough 15 Round Bout at Garden
Ernie Schaaf defeated Paulino Uzcudun by a 15 round decision in Madison Square Garden to advance in the elimination tournament. The Boston blonde weighed 210 pounds against Uzcudun at 198 3 4 pounds amid a 6000 strong crowd. The outcome sparked debate on Schaaf’s progress toward a heavyweight title shot with Jack Sharkey.
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New York
Ernie Schaaf
Jack Sharkey
Paulino Uzcudun
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Schaaf
Paulino
Gold Output in Alaska Tops Two Million in First Half 1932
Alaska produced 2,635,131 dollars worth of gold in the first half of 1932. The figure underscores the territory's mining activity during that period, reflecting the strength of the gold sector amid broader economic conditions.
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Alaska
High Hurdlers In Good Form
Los Angeles July 26. Former world record holder Bob Simpson and the 1920 U S international team assess the field. Simpson praises Keller Saling and Beard as very good in the 110 meters hurdles while doubting American prospects in the 400 meters hurdles noting Morgan Taylor lacks needed speed and finish compared to 1924 success.
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Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
Bob Simpson
United States
Simpson
Iowa State College
Jack Keller
George Saling
Percy Beard
America
Morgan Taylor
Greencastle Is Winner Of Game On King Field
Greencastle A. C. defeated Hose Co No. 5 11 to 4 on King Field scoring 15 hits led by Mellinger with two homers and Beckner and Rollins with one each. Daley and Edwards homered for the visitors as Johnson in his Greencastle debut held the ten hits well scattered. A larger crowd watched the second loss for the Firemen.
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King Field
Greencastle A. C
Strong Hose Co. No
Greencastle
Martinsburg
Mellinger
Beckner
Rollins
Daley
Edwards
Johnson
Hose Co
Files
Crawford
Stephens
Little
Marcus Varro: Rome's most learned Latin author
Marcus Terentius Varro, renowned as the most learned Roman author of his era, contributed extensively to Latin literature and established a lasting scholarly legacy. His works covered grammar, history, agriculture, and philosophy, shaping Roman intellectual life.
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Marcus Terentious Varro
Woodpoint Breaks Western Enterprise 5-4 in Ninth
Woodpoint defeated Western Enterprise 5 to 4 in a tense ninth inning at Woodpoint Sunday. Art Smith and Socks pitched well through eight. Sacks yielded to Showe at 4-4. In the Woodpoint ninth Moore opened with a single, Showe walked Kreizer after wild pitching, and Barnhart’s grounder mishandled by French scored the decisive run.
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Woodpoint
Western Enterprise
Art Smith
Socks
Sacks
Showe
Moore
McNamee
Kreizer
Barnhart
French
West
Enterprise Ab. R. H. O. A. E. V
Dorsey
Myers
Ween
Snyder
Hexson
Rockwell
Gibney
Wieenseed
Woodpoint Ab
A. Miller
Wolf
Colvin Ee
M. Smith
Meore
Neff
Aeeenst O
Bachtell
Keretzer
Enenee
A. Smith
Sth
Wat
Enterprise
Kreiser
Gibnes
Miller
Funkstown Gains an Even Break
Funkstown A s lost the first game to Mt Alto at Funkstown 9 to 7 on Sunday. Williams wild in the eighth loaded the bases and Dyle hit a long homer to deep left to break the game open. In the second game Lefty Williams won 7 to 5 over Knoxville A C with homers by Danner Fauss and Melzer. Jay Loman returned in the lineup for the A s. Tiffany plant starts full time in Webster Mass boosting employment to about 200 at Berryville and nearby towns.
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Funkstown
A’s
Mt. Alto
Pennsy Boys
Wiliams
Dyle
Lefty Williams
Knoxville A. C
Webster
Mass
Tiffany
Berryville
Webster and Dudley
Shady Bower Community Notes July visitors and moves
Miss Mary Hull of Enola Pa visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Shank at Charlton Road. Hulls plan to move to Hagerstown soon. Visitors include Mrs Johnn Eby Miss Almeda Gsell and Clinton in Hagerstown. Various locals visit, call or spend time with Shank and Palmer families, with many from Hagerstown Mt Airy Philadelphia and Philadelphia area.
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Mary Hull
Enola
Mrs
Thomas Shank
Charlton Road
Clarence Hull
Shank
Hagerstown
Johnn Eby
Almeda Gsell
Clinton
Susan Martn
Henry Kratz
Laban Eby
Ruth Horst
Joan Eby
Millard Mkretzer, Jr
Olive Cunningham
Pearl Myers
Charlton
Catherine Jes
Fred Lesher
St. Pauls
Mary Frush
Silva Swartz
Ernest Daugherty
Palmer
Charles Holland
Glenn
Mt. Airy
William Knabel
Morris Shank
Frank Kramer
Kathleen McClelland
Philadelphia
Harry Shank
Westminster Couples Marry Amid Weekend Visits
The report notes weddings in Westminster on Saturday and visiting guests with Mr and Mrs A R Palmer on Sunday. It mentions Mrs Monath linked to Miss Holland of Mt Airy and niece to Mr Palmer, plus visits with Mr and Mrs Calvin Clark at Indian Springs. Additional visitors associated with Mrs Harsh include several families and individuals, with remarks on Mrs Harsh's limited mobility.
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A. R. Palmer
Monath
Holland
Mt. Airy
Palmer
Calvin Clark
Indian Springs
Harsh
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Hagerstown, Md
Gomez
New York Ab
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Chapman
Gehrig
Veecard Lasteri
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Haas
Crossetti
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Foxx
OM Pennock
Goomer
Gomer
Guthrie
Geisel
Nallin
Caskey Baking Co
Cauffman & CO
East Washington
Harry S. Myers
Shady Bower
D. F. Hull
Inez
Westminster
Lloyd Harsh
Winston
Pearl Beckley
Lethe Shank
Richard Bloyer
Charles Corderman
Alda Anderson
Florence Beard
Ethel Meredith
Paul Smith
Laurence Powell
Earl. Herbert
At Y
Helen Spickler
Law Herbert
Marty Harty
Susan Martin
Community Finance Service, Inc
Stickell Bldg
West Washington St
Beck
Essex
Hudson
Wright
Kitty Hawk
Hudson-Essex Engineering
Amelia Earhart
F. O. B. Detroit
E. Washington St
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