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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1939
Page
5
Conflicting planetary aspects mark the day with early adverse tones but later improvement. Labor disputes loom and contract signing is risky, while industry and trade loom strong. travel and railroad or hotel prosperity noted. Birthdays Aries may yield writers or painters. foreign-born people trend popular when well behaved.
Kilne Bros furnish local quotations for Wheat at mill and barn, Corn at 78 cents, Butter 25 to 25 cents, Potatoes No 3 at 25 cents per bushel, Country Ham 25 cents, Eggs 15 cents per dozen, Chickens 16 to 18 cents per pound, Shoulder 20 cents, Lard 20 cents, Bacon 18 cents, Potatoes No 1 at 50 cents, Onions 75 cents per bushel.
Fifteen year old Jeanne Cline of Bloomington Illinois dominated the Women's North and South matchplay at Pinehurst North Carolina by defeating Mrs Myron Davy of Washington DC in 19 holes. Cline qualified for the top 32 with an 83 then fought back to win with a par four at the 19th.
The Browns defeated the Phillies 6 to 5 in New Braunfels Texas. the Browns scored three runs in the sixth on a Van Aila single Almada homer Hughes single and Grace two bagger to take the lead.
In Clearwater on March 28 the New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 1 as Oral Hildebrand and Johnny Haley combined for a three hitter. Brooklyn rookie Pete Reiser homered in the eighth to avoid the shutout.
March notes from Tilghmanton describe meetings at the Hall on the Hill with Hiram Davis as speaker and daily services this week. A Sunday school reading desk was crowned with a jardiniere of roses in memory of G Harvey Sprecher.
Mrs G H Sprecher and Mrs Howard Remsburg visited Beulah Lowery, a student nurse, last Sunday. Florence Hartman of Harrisburg returned home for the funeral of her grandfather Jacob M Snyder of Keedysville. Mr and Mrs George Arnold of Berkittsville were guests of his sister Mrs R H Reichard. An ad in Time promises faster results from classified notices.
Detroit Tigers beat Cincinnati Reds 6 to 2 in a Grapefruit League game in Tampa. Hank Greenberg hit a solo homer after Gehringer doubled, Rudy York also homered, and Gene Scholl started for Cincinnati but struggled in the first inning. Peaches Davis relieved and allowed one run, as Greenberg followed Gehringer’s double with his homer.
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