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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
A summary of major baseball batting and pitching leaders in the American and National Leagues from the era, listing players and teams such as Gehrig Ruth and the Yankees, Gehrig and Combs, and another note about drainage plans 230 feet below sea level near the Salton Sea proposed by Imperial Valley irrigation district officials.
Washington battles Boston as Welch wins for the Nationals in a 7 2 defeat. Crowder allows seven runs, while Cooke and Hodapp lead with two hits apiece. Myer and Goslin each contribute triple scores, and Crowder is relieved after 8 13. The game ends with Boston 7 Washington 2, before a late rally falls short.
George Street All-Stars will practice for league games starting Monday. West End teams compose the league this year. Schedules distributed Saturday at the Alva Restaurant. Manager Dixon sets Friday 3 PM workout and urges all players to attend. If players are absent, Monday’s opener may be canceled. A field captain will be named Friday by Manager Dixon.
Company B baseball team holds a practice at City Park diamond at 5 30 this evening. All members must attend to stay in trim for weekend games with North End Fagies and Winchester.
A fragment lists varied prices for items such as Frostillx at 35¢, Petermat Discovery 36¢, Zono Corn Removers 1.00, Vinoi 22, Ovaltine 1.00, Vanilla Flavoring 50¢, Odorand 60¢, Waldorf Toilet Paper two rolls 27¢, plus several 19¢ 79¢ 69¢ 29¢ 14¢ prices, implying a cluttered sale page with mixed brands and discounts.
Bob Seeds delivered a clutch Red Sox triple with one on in the 13th and scored on a squeeze to edge the Senators. Leo Durocher sparked the Cardinals with a double and two singles in a Cubs attack. Wesley Ferrell held the Browns to three hits in a 2-1 Indians victory. Homer Peel contributed three Giants singles and two RBIs against the Phillies. Lynwood Rowe out pitched Ted Lyons in a five hit duel to beat the White Sox 5-1.
Local quotations list prices paid for farm products including butter lard canned goods and beans with chicken and turkey rates. The Evening Enterprise team plans a practice tonight at 5 o clock with emphasis on infielders to be present. The text notes American Indians did not all own horses before Europeans arrived. Wheat and corn prices appear at the end.
Civil War veterans marching with Confederate veterans to Washington Cemetery for Confederate Memorial Association exercises led by Judge T J Williams of the Juvenile Court Baltimore. Col Charles A Little served as grand marshal as German submarine threats loomed over New York. Private Ruby Castle from Camp Meade carried the flag at the Potomac Lodge No 66 Knights of Pythias parade in Williamsport. Surviving charter members P L Lemen and John B Conley, both over 70, attended.
Earl Doub set a new 18 mile handicap road race mark on the Cearfoss Williamsport course by 20 seconds over last year. A petition was circulating at the time.
Franklin street pavement between Locust and Mulberry discussed as Alexander M. Lane joins Daily News as assistant dramatic critic. Orphans Home housed 40 inmates. Kee Mar Alumnae elected officers Flora Bamford Zeigler president Harriet Barlow first vice president Leah Coleman Aura Knight Allen corresponding and secretary Mary Funk treasurer. Mrs L E McComas retired as president. Nannie Rowland and Mary Funk at Merceraburgh Academy. market berries 6400 boxes, Butter 15 18 cents, Eggs 16 cents.
Baltimore grain notes June 1 report No. 2 red winter wheat values for domestic spot and June contracts listed at 84. Garlicky domestic pricing appears in the Wheat section with unspecified further details.
The Chicago Great Western Railroad announced the purchase of 600 test box cars. President Patrick H. Joyce said business has taken a definite turn for the better. A Billy Sunday club, formed in Spartanburg, remains active after more than a decade. Sluggers defeat Bluggere 3 to 2 in seven innings with Shupp scoring the winning run.
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