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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
7
The piece reviews late season dynamics in the Washington County League with Sharpsburg Boonsboro and Williamsport in key playoff positions. It notes Tolbert’s near strikeout record with the Eagles, a historic stadium crowd at Boonsboro, and adds boxing and baseball mentions including Canzoneri Roos and White Sox Yankees attendance milestones.
Washington Senators saw their six game winning streak end as the St Louis Browns won 8-2 in the second game while the opener produced a 14-1 Senators win. The Yankees held the lead with a 6-4 win over Chicago and a 5-4 ten inning victory.
Sprinters Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens, world record holders, will compete at Soldier Field on July 1 for the National AAU title. Owens, who equalled the world 100-yard record in the scholastic meet, also aims for 220-yard and broad jump marks. Owens will represent the Cleveland Athletic Club and Metcalfe is entered for the AAU event with officials awaiting final confirmation.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles defeated the American Legion team Martinsburg 17 to 14 on Saturday. Both clubs pressed hard with strong defense and offense as Smith pitched solid six innings for the Birds.
Manager Chic Day announces practice sessions for the North Enders on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 6 30 PM sharp. Players failing to report for these sessions will be benched.
The Paramount Cabbies beat league leader Sharpsburg Bluebirds 11 to 2 before the season’s largest stadium crowd. Mentzer pitched well into the seventh, relieved by Pat Springer after a hit bat. Bases were stolen by Grave and Brandenhauer with key hits. Mentzer earned the win, Dewnen took the loss.
Tolbert hurls gilt edge ball for the Eagles as they rout Woodmen of the World 11 to 1 at Woodpoint field. He fans 18, allows two singles, and Texas a new league strikeout record while Miller and Russell provide the lone WCW hits.
The George Street All Stars beat Madison Avenue 25 to 16 to extend their Twilight League win streak. West Side Avenue defeated Walnut Street by forfeit after Walnut refused to play in rain. Elizabeth Street forfeit over Honey Hill. Honey Hill failed to field a team. Jim Dixon seeks indoor clubs at Alva Restaurant for upcoming league changes.
The Hagerstown Blue Sox broke even with the Martinsburg American Legion team on Sunday. They won game one 3 to 2 and dropped game two 1 to 4, then players were urged to attend practice Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Cumberland defeats Fountain Head 41 to 344 in the interclub opener at Cumberland Country Club. Cumberland pairs beat Fountain Head leaders W Forrest Welch Lester Millenson and Peter E Berry Dr Karl P Heintz, while Cumberland clinches 16 of 18 matchups. Local entries include Welch Millenson Carlson Carlson Gibson Clark Nelson Mattingly and others.
In a dramatic eleventh inning the Cabbies defeated Hose Co. No. 3 of Martineburg 21 to 12. The outburst followed two outs as five runs crossed the plate. Heavy hitting and sharp defense dominated the frame. Separately Kentucky farmers plan about 12 percent more tobacco Acrea plantings this year.
New York reports Tony Canzoneri will defend his world lightweight crown in Chicago against Barney Ross. Ross earned a title shot by outpointing Billy Petrolle in March, but critics consider him a long shot against the reigning champion in the big Friday night bout.
Ken Myers allowed eleven hits but shut down Company B as the Shannons routed Guardsmen 10 to 1. Shannons scored four in the first inning and added further runs while Metz, Mentzer, Nutter, and Brown led with multiple hits. Rhinehart Updegrove Myers Eyler worked for the two teams in a game heavy on offense and defense.
Hancock edged Mt Briar 10 to 7 after rallies in the eighth and ninth innings. Hancock hitters went 3 for 3 with a perfect day at the plate as Mt Briar led 7 to 4 entering the eighth, then Hancock surged ahead and held on for the win at Mt Briar amid a strong local turnout.
Roger Wethered led the Hoylake Royal Liverpool tournament with a strong start, drawing a crowd as he tee’d off in round one. The public gallery followed closely while other notable players including Prestwick and Revel were listed among entrants.
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