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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
5
The Christ Reformed Tulips defeated St. Paul's M. E. Roses two games to one at the Y bowling lanes. Mrs. Jesse Smith rolled a high single of 115 and Miss Brewer a high total of 284 as total pins favored the Tulips 1263 to 1242.
The News-Jigger highlights Benito Mussolini of Italy as a fascist premier who “bestrides its world like two colossi” and notes his proposal for a European peace accord. The piece mentions his rising prominence and the ongoing news coverage regarding his continental plan.
The Harrystown Raiders start their season Sunday April 9 in Roxbury against the Penal Farm. Manager Walter Baker aims for a strong showing and uniforms have been arranged. Players listed include W Baker M Baker C Keller R Keller C Widdows D Henson C Wood V Burger W Andrews G Musey J Semler W Allen Kretzer F Gilbert Nuse and P Hartman. Interested teams should contact Robert Keller at 742 Cannon Ave. for future games. Doctors feed cotton and spinach to Raymond Wilkinson 5 of Los Angeles to pad a small open pocket knife working slowly down through his intestinal tract.
The Vampires defeated the All-Stars yesterday on the high school court by 223 to 9. Bible led scoring, with Byers and Chapman strong on the floor. Hoffmaster and Gordon starred for the losers. The Vampires captured the sophomore legate title as the All-Stars fell short again.
The Noses won three straight games at Coliseum alleys to strengthen their lead in the Elks Bowling League with a 4 2 record. Charles Newbrough led with a 179 game and a 753 team high. Clyde Anders and Leister Mobley starred in the final game as dark horses. The last three-game set is scheduled for Monday March 27 at 8 p m with the Teeth desperate to force a deciding match. An enthusiastic crowd, including many women, is expected.
A damaged OCR entry records a baseball score with the Missions and Chicago teams. It shows a score sequence for a wild game with unclear innings and timing, mentioning Bud Timing and Olx with stray numbers.
Frankie Frisch, the Fordham flash, signed his 1953 contract late yesterday, returning to a powerful St. Louis infield with his 18,500 prior pay from last year not disclosed. West Palm Beach reports a Browns exhibition win over the Dodgers aided by ex Senators.
In Wichita Kansas on March 24 the Oklahoma Presbyterian College women face the Dallas Golden Cyclones in the AAU tournament final. Durant’s Red Birds beat both teams this season, seeking to defend the title won in Shreveport. The semifinal rounds showcased high scoring and strong play as the contenders clash for the championship.
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