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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
7
The Colley-See-Um of Sport plans a fall return after a spring session marked by high calibre horses and close finishes. Officials praised for smooth handling as fans flocked for the races and the season’s strong ahead for the next meet.
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-2 as Dizzy Dean clashed with Paul Derringer and two ejections occurred. Giants led by battering the Dodgers 7-2 while Pirates lost to the Cubs 4-3. Athletics beat Washington 8-4 and Ruth hit his 11th home run as Yankees swept Boston. Whitesox beat Browns 5-3 and Indians fell to Detroit 5-2.
Gene Sarazen exudes confidence as rivals study the North Short course ahead of the National Open. Practicing through warm conditions, he posted two 38s and saves his best for the championship rounds. Consensus puts the winning score near 292 with 15 golfers capable of triumph, including Hagen as a noted challenger. The Hoffman Chevies plan a 6:15 practice session at City Park diamond with all club members invited.
Pitcher Rowe guided the trait Tigers to a 5 to 2 win over the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland on June 6. Mel Harder and Clint Brown opposed him as Rowe and Hayworth, Blordes, Brown and Spencer contributed to the victory.
A. M. Spurr of this city and member of Fountain Head Country Club achieved a hole-in-one on the 12th hole at Fountain Head course while playing with Carl K. Stonebraker E. A. Lakin and Charles W. Cromer. The 12th is noted as one of the course’s most attractive holes. Welcome Mr. Spurr to the Hole-In-One Club.
The Charlton Cardinals received a forfeit win from the Alma Club and in a practice title the Whites defeated the Reds 16 to 8. This Sunday the Cards play Downeville at Charlton Diamond at 2 30. Practice is set for tomorrow evening at 6 with all players expected.
Whitehall Shoes known for quality style fit and low price are now sold at Hoffman’s Style Shop located at 15 North Potomac Street.
Fifty nine thousand fans are expected as the Schmeling Baer bout is broadcast from ringside via a leased AP wire. Preliminary bouts and promoter color stories will be shared as the fight aims to start between 8 30 and 9 00 p m Hagerstown time.
Mrs Payne Whitney Greentree stable trains Black Buddy a leading two year old. The colt by Bud Lerner and Siren impressed in juvenile stakes at Belmont Park last Saturday. Trainer Bill Brennan predicts a bright future as he eyes the national stallion stakes next Saturday.
A packed leaderboard from both leagues shows top batters, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Martin and Klein leading NL batting and Hartnett Gehrig Ruth Simmons and Combs among AL leaders. Also a snippet notes C E Marshall of Winchester Indiana keeping a cigar tally at 34 N from 54,937 total.
Champion Equipoise returns to Arlington Park on June 26 aiming to surpass Sun Beau for the money title. Late entries include Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney’s four year old. Nominated for Arlington inaugural Stars and Stripes and Arlington handicap both worth 10000. Opponents Gallant Sir and Plucky Play.
Kemps Mill defeated the New Salem Colts by a 6 to 4 score on the Mill diamond. J. Barnes and Parker starred for Kemps Mill while Strité Dally and Willhide scored for New Salem. H. Parker and Bowers had three and two hits as Barnes impressed with thirteen baserunners drawn.
The Associated Press reports Max Baer faces a key test as he challenges for the heavyweight title in New York. Baer’s chance hinges on defeating a rugged opponent at Madison Square Garden while clues point to potential future matches with Sharkey or Carnera.
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