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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1942

Page

4

Joe Louis’s Prize Fight Wealth and War Time Report

New York reports Joe Louis Barrow faces an uncertain return to boxing as World War II curtails his career. The chambered fighter leaves the ring with about 2.26 million while Dempsey’s peak remains higher. Louis’ wartime duties may prevent further battles with Pastor or Conn, impacting his all time earnings.

New York Axis Joe Louis Barrow Washington Ebony Army Louis Bob Pastor Billy Conn Joe Joe Louis Jack Dempsey Manassa Dempsey Gene Tunney Tunney Tom Heeney Gene

Foxx Goes to Cubs in Surprising Sale from Red Sox

Boston star Jimmy Foxx, a veteran of 18 major league seasons, is sold to the Chicago Cubs after eight clubs waived him from the American League. Foxx, sidelined with a fractured rib, expects to report to Chicago soon and play early next week. The move follows a trend of American League standouts joining National League teams. Foxx spoke of his mixed emotions about leaving Boston and the American League, while noting he will remain in the majors. The Cubs replace Dahgren with Foxx as they pursue a pennant bid, joining other recent transplants like Rollie Hemsley, Gerald Walker, and Dixie Walker who have yet to recapture earlier form in the NL.

Wolll Dave) Malipiciu Boston Jimmy Foxx Chicago Cubs Boston Red Sox Foxx Dom DiMaggio Philadelphia Chicago Jimmy Wilson Stan Hack Bill Nicholson Chestertown Sadlersville Dom Dallessandro Red Sox Junior Yankee Stadium Beast Foxx the Beast Jimmie Foxx Cubs Dahlgren Glen Russell Phil Cavaretta Gerald Walker Reds Walker Hemsley Brooklyn Dodgers Dixie Walker Rowe Detroit

Foxx ready to give all and the beast returns

Foxx nicknamed The Beast by teammates suffers a fractured rib in batting practice at Yankee Stadium. He is expected to bolster Wilson Foxx’s sixth place team with power, likely in pinch hitting. Foxx began with Easton and Boston, twice MVP, and has a .332 lifetime average.

Yankee Stadium Connie Mack Red Sox Frankie Hayes St. Louis Browns Wilson Foxx Easton Foxx Easton Club Athletics Providence Mack Babe Ruth Johnny Marcum Yawkey Boston

Fishing Fair Is Off For Duration

The seventh annual Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair Grand Contest scheduled for August 14 and 15 at Tilghmans Island was canceled at the May directors meeting on May 20. The Guide Book will not be issued though the Preston office remains open to provide angler information as larger striped bass and hard head catches are reported in the Chesapeake.

Chesapeake Bay Tilghmans Island Stewart Kennard Preston Maryland Max Chambers Chesapeake

Coast League filled with former big league players

San Francisco June 2 The feature notes aging stars near 35 piling into the Coast League as majors draft catches up. Veterans like Hal Turpin Jo Jo White Joe Glenn Jack Salveson Charley Root Ham Schulte Ad Liska Roy Hughes are highlighted for possible 1940s era major league returns through Coast League performances and emergencies.

Wide World San Francisco Charley Root Chicago Hollywood Ham Schulte Phillies Yanks Ad Liska Portland Washington Pittsburgh Roy Hughes The Angels Cleveland

Winter Street Field Meet Yields Wide Grade Results and Thriller

Over 500 students from 16 grades competed in many events led by final sixth grade dodgeball. The highlight was Plymouths versus Buicks with a six‑period overtime and a Plymouths 9 to 5 victory.

Winter Street Chevies Nokes Hines Bean Trumpower Wolfe Newlin Boward Keller Wellinger Cave Plymouths Hull Ambrose Lushbaugh Weibel Bartles Long Spigler Miller Renner Wyand Clayton Burkholder Eyler Pentz Bowman Butternuts Fizer Thomas Jenkins French Young Kershner Moyer Stevens Hickories Fahrney Lucas Dunn Smith Barnhart Dufflemeyer Pendleton Kendle Lipps Butts Spalding Vance Wildcats Montgomery Berger Nicewarmer Corder Churchy Hummilsine Leopards Harper House Lines Alder Swartz Anderson Mose Shetron Heard Whittington Cabbages Harbaugh Barger Dixon Horning Toms Showe Lindsay Embly Poffenberger Shank Myers Harsh Brashears Palmer Gossard Roses Martin Stickell Nye Hornung Wershner Poppies Eichelberger Whorten Beckley Zimmerman McCollum Hartman McNamee Buicks

Owls to Award Defense Bond in Key Wilmington Series

Sterling to award a Defense Bond during Fridays game as Hagerstown pursues a win in the three game series with Wilmington Blue Rocks. Geesey resigns from baseball after release and injury, with Minogue and Balash likely to start the mound duties in the final two games. Ladies Night Thursday offers discounted entry, and seats go on sale at noon.

Owls Wilmington Blue Rocks Minogue Balash Hagerstown Trenton Bill Kerstetter Oren E. Sterling

Phelps Tops National Batting Race in 1942

New York June 1 Ernest Gordon Phelps of the Pittsburgh Pirates boosts his NL average to .373, taking the lead in hitters. Pete Reiser climbs to second as Brooklyn bats surge, with Lombardi, Lamanno, and Mize among top producers. Camilli and Marshall add power, while Fernandez and Joost pace other categories.

New York Ernest Gordon Babe) Phelps Pittsburgh Pirates Phelps Brooklyn Dodgers Reiser Pete Reiser Ernie Lombardi Boston Walker Cooper St. Louis Joe Medwick Ray Lamanre Cincinnati Danny Murtaugh Philadelphia Enos Slaughter Mickey Owen Dixie Walker Lamanno Dolph Camilli Willard Marshall New York Giants Mel Ott Frank McCormick Reds Nanny Fernandez Eddie Joost Slaughter Stan Musial Ott Johnny Mize Marshall Giants Mize Eddie Miller Tuarry French Curt Davis

Fairchild seeks Softball Games for the Season

The Fairchild softball team seeks scheduled games this year. Interested teams should contact Manager Feigley by phone at 1875R, between 5 and 7 p.m. Funds, dates, and locations to be arranged.

Fairchid Fairchild Aggregation Feigley

Recoil of firing guns slows fighter plane up to 30 mph

The recoil produced by firing machine guns can reduce a fighter aircraft’s speed by as much as 30 miles per hour, affecting maneuverability and flight performance.

Owls Game With Rocks Postponed in Delaware

In Wilmington on June 2 the Hagerstown Owls versus Wilmington Blue Rocks Interstate League game was rained out and will form part of a Wednesday double header starting at 6 45 p m TheOwls will play a single game tomorrow at 8 50 p m Walt Wilson is slated to pitch for the Owls and Lowry is selected to face the leaders Marylanders

Wilmington Del Hagerstown Owls Wilmington Blue Rocks Owls and Rocks Dorman Walt Wilson Owls Herb Brett The Rocks Lowry Marylanders

Wings Edge Trenton to Take Rubber Game

Allentown Wings defeated Trenton 4 to 2 in the rubber game of a three game set. Leo Summers allowed eleven hits over seven innings, while Al Freudenheim struggled with nine hits in seven innings for Trenton. Summers earned the win as Allentown’s hitters collected 10 hits and produced four runs, led by Gerken Sackovich and Chipple with key RBIs.

Allentown Leo Summers Allentown Wings Trenton al Freudenheim West Chester Teachers College Moundsman Mosser Trenton AB Summers Koval Freed Gerken Sackovitch Chip‘ple Miller Murphy Ulisney Freudenheim Gilbert and Vasitis

Snead and Turnesa Could Play Hale America Open

Chicago June 2. Corporal Jim Turnesa and Sam Snead have captivated golf fans as Hale America Committee seeks wartime government assurance they will be available for the National Open. The event June 18 to 21 at Ridgemoor CC benefits Navy relief and USO. Fort Dix and Navy officials expect leave and permission for Snead. The pair join Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan among 22 golfers in the two dozen eliminations to form a 106 player field for the four round medal play.

Chicago Jim Turnesa Sam Snead Hale America Committee Snead Turnesa Navy Relief United Service Organizations Fort Dix N. J McMahon Navy Washington Ridgemoor Country Club Byron Nelson Ben Hogan

Mortgage burden hits owner-occupied homes in US

A study finds fewer than half of owner-occupied nonfarm homes in the United States carry mortgages, highlighting a significant portion of homeowners who own property free and clear. Analysts note regional disparities and implications for housing markets and consumer debt.

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