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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

13

Thrilling Sears Victory Over Hrandt 4 3 In Softball Duel

Sears defeats Hrandt 4 to 3 in a dramatic late game. Ambrose allows three hits as eight hits are recorded for Sears. Mertz drives in the winning run in the fifth inning. J Hause leads for the losers. Wiles and Gossard pitched for the losing side. Modern Tokio notes 3000 retail stores, three existing in the city 15 years earlier.

Sears Ambrose Wiles Mertz J. Hause M. Miller Amrose Nuse Gossard Tokio

Greencastle Beats Boonsboro In Darkened Exhibition

Green castle defeated Boonsboro Yellowjackets 9 to 8 in an exhibition game halted after six innings due to darkness. Snyder went 4 for 4 for the Jackets and Wagaman hit a long home run. Boonsboro players are instructed to attend batting practice Sunday at Wilhide Park at 12 30. The czarina of Russia paid 2500 dollars for a handkerchief that took seventy years to make.

Boonsboro Yellowjackets Greencastle Snyder Jackets Wagaman Boonsboro Wilhide Park Czarina Russia

Radio Programs Schedule for New York June 24

Radio listings across NBC CBS and MBS networks outline a full 24 hour schedule for New York stations. Highlights include Roosevelt fireside chat at 9:30 PM with extensive day and weekend programming featuring orchestras dramas quizzes and sports events across WABC WEAF WJZ and others.

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Charles Town Race Results

Charles Town horse racing results listing eight races with payouts. First race winning Tweety paid 25.20 with Gore Poker 4.00 and Mabel Beyond 4.80. Subsequent races show Take Of, Sea Boy, Lauvely Amelia, Philigal, Aella, Monologue, and Dixie Lee with respective payout lines and placements.

Tweety Gore Poker Mabel Beyond

Senators Shutout Chicago Sox 12-0

Washington Senators dominated Chicago in a 12 to 0 shutout as Emil Leonard scattered eight hits. Key hits included Buddy Myer's homer and multiple two base hits by Sam West, Buddy Lewis, Cecil Travis, and a double by West. Chicago's six for six star was held in check as Leonard blanked the Sox.

Chicago Washington Senators Emil Leonard Buddy Myer Sam West Buddy Lewis Cecil Travis Washington Henry Steinbacher Sox Leonard Ferrell Whitehead Gabler Rensa

Colored Tracksters win crown at Chambersburg games

Hagerstown track and field athletes won the third annual colored track and field games in Chambersburg. B Jobson, R Bell and E Whitley formed the winning team with Johnson leading in the 110 and 220 yard dashes and broad jump. Bell and Whitley also impressed in the 440 yard dash. Local rivals offered little contest as the team returned with a large trophy on display at Queen's Grocery Store on North Jonathan Street.

Hagerstown Chambersburg B. Jobson R. Bell E. Whitley Johnson Bell Whitley Queen's Grocery Store North Jonathan Street

Yankees Beat Indians In Tight Baseball Tilt

New York defeats Cleveland 6 to 4 in a pitching duel marked by Gehrig and Dickey homers. Hadley earns the win, Galehouse the loss, with Milnar and Zuber handling relief. Notable: Gehrig drives in three, Crosetti and Gordon contribute, and Stenrich also drives in. Attendance listed at 12,000 as 9 innings complete.

York Crosetti As Rolfe Ab Henrich Rf DiMaggio Tiehrig Ib Gordon Hadley Murpis Averill Krelner Vila Galehouse Milmary Weatherly Zuber Solters Milnar Auber New York Cleveland Gordon Gehrig Dickey Stenrieh Realty Weltner DiMaglio Baty Hale Heath Tieffe T Yy Double Gorden Geftan Hantey le Valehouse Milnar Vite Murphy Milmar Hadley Jeditcher Galehhouse Tmpire Rue Rolls

Schmeling Louis Fight Photos Draw Laughs in New York

A New York dispatch recalls the Schmeling Louis bout and a lively night of boxing rumor. Gene Tunney and Tommy Farr provided comic moments as they entered the ring and collided in a near knockdown.

New York Gene Tunney Tommy Farr Gene Farr Tommy Max Louis King Levinsky

Boxing bout sparks commission friction and bets surge

General Phelan of the Boxing Commission disliked the crowd noise at Maxie Wednesday night. Baer wonders if he should have stayed in California. Mike Jacobs expects the bout to gross 500000 to 650000 and would risk Chicago if New York passes. A note suggests avoiding world series reservations to the Yanks and possibly routing them to Cleveland.

General Phelan The Boxing Commission Maxie Baer California Mike Jacobs Chicago New York Yanks Cleveland

Lynn Nelson Wins Eighth For A S

Lynn Nelson of the Philadelphia Athletics earned his eighth win of the season allowing four hits as Philadelphia defeated the St. Louis Browns 7 to 1. The Athletics offense produced in the early and late innings with a strong pitching performance sealing the game in St. Louis.

St. Louis Lynn Nelson Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Philadelphia

Firemen's Softball League News

The undefeated Williamsport Fire Co and the Antietams battled to a 15 inning 5 5 tie halted at darkness. Doth and Shoop pitched well with the Antietams’ ace yielding five hits while his team gathered 12 but fielding miscues cost a win. Enterprise moved to second by beating Boonsboro 10 7, with a seven run sixth inning sealing it. Smithsburg notched its first win, 17 8 over Funkstown as Carr Shipley Waugh Mallett and Dysert homered for Funkstown and Carroll for Smithsburg. The Pioneers beat First Hose 14 12 at City Park. The standing:

Williamsport Fire Co Antietams Doth Shoop Enterprise Boonsboro Smithsburg Funkstown Carr Shipley Waugh Mallett Dysert Carroll Pioneers Hose

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