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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
7
The Hancock and Frederick football elevens prepare for a hard fought Stadium Field clash expected to draw the largest crowd yet. Referee Kerr teams with Speicher and Kepler to oversee 22 men in a fast, fierce contest while talk swirls on playoff implications in county and city leagues.
Manager McKee of the Woodmen of the Worldy baseball team asks all members to report for practice at Woodpoint diamond tomorrow at 2 p m. Those wishing to try out should report to Bill McNamee.
Whitehall Shoes known for quality style and fit are now sold at Moffman's Style Bhop located 15 North Potomac Street. The offer emphasizes low price and broad selection for local buyers.
The Frederick A G team hosts Hancock A A in a 2 30 pm playoff at Hagerstown Stadium for the McFaddin League soccer championship. Hancock refuses forfeit and presses for best of three with both teams in prime form amid security, large crowds, and league rules applying.
The season finale wrestling meet will be at 8 15 tonight in the local Y M C A gym. Carlisle Y visits Hagerstown led by Zeigier brothers, with top rivals Tad Myers Blenard and J Zener among the notable matchups. Admission is 25 cents.
In Hancock last night the Hancock team was awarded the win after the Hagerstown squad walked off the floor amid a disputed 24 to 24 score in a county championship series game versus the Maryland Pipping and W. O. W. team. Referees Dorsay and Caspar called the match with two minutes left. Whether further games will be played remains unclear.
South Potomac Junior High beat the Faculty five 20 to 18 after four extra periods on the Y M C A court in front of a large crowd. Diehl starred for the losers as Keller Day Segal Hankey Huntzberry and Chapman led the winning five with seven points. Referee Metz and timer Duffey oversaw an eight minute period.
Towson All-Stars the region’s standout girls team clash with Hagerstown X girls at 7 46 tonight in a season finale on the local floor. Brookhart sisters anchor the forwards as Towson aims to top an earlier Baltimore win and finish strong.
Phillies trade Ray Benge to acquire Neal Finn and rely on him at second base to strengthen a lineup with power. Burt Shotton says the club improved its chances after last year and notes veterans and depth across infield and pitching, with Dick Bartell Pinky Whitney Chick Fallis and Chuck Klein key.
Mount St. Marys College releases a 17 game baseball schedule for the season. The schedule runs from April 8 to commencement day and includes 11 home games and 6 away. A May 17 double header in Washington features Georgetown in the afternoon and George Washington at night in the mountain teams first night game.
CHICAGO March 25 The Three Eye League the nation s oldest Class B baseball league will not open this season after 31 years of operation due to general business conditions L J Wylie of Decatur IL president of the league announced today He hopes to have the league reorganized for the 1934 season as a possibility.
The Paramount Cabbies baseball team holds its first practice of the season this Sunday afternoon weather permitting. All under contract players must be at the Cabbies Club Room by 1 30 PM. New players wishing to try out should report at the same time.
Two gridiron celebrities stopped in the city for a brief visit with Col. John Carmichael. They were Gar Davidson West Point varsity head coach and his assistant Ellinger. Carmichael hosted a fan event before accompanying them to West Point for a short visit.
The Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Women at Durant defeated the Dallas Golden Cyclones 43 to 39 to capture the women's AAU tournament crown. The title marks a repeat If last year’s champions again dethroned the Cyclones.
Allegany High School of Cumberland won the Maryland scholastic basketball title for the fourth straight year and sixth state championship in seven years by defeating Cambridge High 65 to 14 at the State Armory. Findlay and Twigg led with 12 points apiece as Allegany built a 30 to 8 halftime lead and celebrated with a city parade.
In Chicago on March 25, Willie Hoppe of New York held a large lead over Welker Cochran of San Francisco as the 600-point challenge match entered its final two blocks. Hoppe led 500 to 443 after yesterday, with both blocks decided 50 to 48 in 469 innings.
Walter Hagen tops the field on the final day of the 86 hole Charleston open with 139 total, one stroke ahead of Joe Kirkwood and Archie Hambrick tied for third with 143. The prize pool totals 2500 dollars. Jack Ward’s dog completes a 30 mile homecoming in 12 hours.
Voters are listed with judges clerks ballot clerks and guards by ward and precinct for multiple polling locations Antietam Fire Hall 633 Guilford Avenue 19 W Washington St No. 23 N Locust St and South End Fire Co. details include names and party affiliations Democrat and Republican in each role for Ward 2 Precincts 1 2 3 4 and Ward 3 Precinct 1.
A long list of polling locations and officials for multiple wards and precincts. Includes poll sites such as Schuler's Cigar Store and 332 Potomac St with Democratic and Republican judges clerks and guards named for Wards 3 4 and 5 precincts.
Slapsy Rosenbloom defeated Bob Godwin at Madison Square Garden to retain the light welterweight title in a fourth round technical stoppage after a cut over Godwin’s eye forced referee PJ Hartley to end the bout. Rosenbloom weighed 173 pounds to Godwin’s 167. It was Rosenbloom’s second consecutive title defense in two weeks following a win over Adolph Heuser.
Hamilton quintet dominates Funkstown Five 50 to 30 after a slow start. Second half surge by Hamilton, led by team play and floor running, yields decisive win as Funkstown struggles to score. Lineups and totals show Hamilton outscoring Funkstown 23 to 17.
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