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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1928

Page

4

Sox To Hit His Curves Sox To Hit His Curves

Detroit young pitcher Haskell Billings beat Boston 3 0, two hits allowed both to Huddy Meyer. Buddy Bradley and Settlemire traded early blows, 60,000 watch Yankees beat White Sox 4 2 as Gehrig Degan homer. Gray wins sixth for Browns over Senators 7 6 in 11. Giants drop to Reds 4 3 in 10. Cardinals and Robins split two, Vance loses to Alexander. Malone stars for Cubs in 5 4 win over Phils in 11. other clubs idle.

Haskell Billings Detroit Huddy Meyer Bill Carrigan Boston Red Sox Billigs Brown University Tigers Red Sox Buddy Billings Meyer Settlemire Boston Bradley Sox Bremen New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Yankee Stadium Red Faber Chicago Hie Gehrig Degan Stanley Coveleskie Polo Yankee Wiley Moore Barrett Babe Ruth Gray Sam Gray St. Louis Browns Senators Washington Schang O’rourke Bucky Harris New York Giants Cincinnati Reds John McGraw Vic Aldridge St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Robins Dazzy Vance Grover Alexander Red Birds Rodtger Babe Herman Robins Pat Malone Phillies Chicago Cubs Invaders Malone Sheriff Blake Phils

Fountain Head Opens Golf Season In Rain

The Reds defeated the Blue side in the opening golf match at Fountain Head Country Club amid heavy rain. The winning roster includes J. E. Thropp Jr and many others. losing team names were not available due to bulletin board disappearance. Women’s schedule begins Tuesday May 8 with luncheon and an eighteen hole putting contest led by Jimmy Donnachie. Mrs. G. C Beasley is reported improved at Kuhn avenue home.

Reds Fountain Head Country Club J. E. Thropp, Jr Thos. H. Porter H. V. Hart Henry Black EB. A. Lakin K. Stonebraker Chas. Reid Samuel P. Newman al Hart Wm. T- Hassett F. R. Barnett J. P. Geiser B. E. Reed F. M. Aday J. R. Tenney S. E. Phillips Arthur Crosson J. O. Funkhoused A. C. Maisch E. N. Funkhouser E. J. Smeade J. B. Whitted W. R. Moore C. Anderson C. E. Johnston Jimmy Donnachié

British Golfers Confident of Victory in 1928 Cup

British golf, stung by six American wins in seven championships, rally behind hope that the cup returns to Britain. Archie Compston’s 18 and 17 victory over Walter Hagen fuels belief that England’s Mitchell and Compston lead a strong charge. Hagen, Sarazen, Barnes, Armour, Melburn, and others shape a keen international contest as press banquet for the Blue Ridge League sets Martinsburg meeting with leaders and clubs weighing roster rules and recent Waynesboro sale.

London Arthur Havers Bobby Jones Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Archie Compston Big Compson Hagen Compston Gene Sarazen Ahe ‘Mitchel Sarazen Jim Barnes Tommy Armour Bill Melbourn Mitchell Barns Armour Jompston Barnes and Armour Blue Ridge League Shenandoah Martinsburg Melntire J. Vincent Jamison Hagerstown AC. McIntire McIntire I. H. Thompson Chambersburg Thompson Waynesboro St.’ Louis ‘Cardinals Martinsburg ‘Club J. G. Maples Maples

Handley Easy for High Nine

Box score shows Hagerstown defeating Athletics 16 to 1. Stewart, Douglas, and Dorsey each had two base hits, Coleman hit a home run, and Thomas drove in runs with a sacrifice hit. Relic earned the win while Phillips took the loss, with umpires Lightner Day and Stouffer calling the game lasting two hours.

Athletics Hagerstown Stewart Douglas Dorsey Coleman Thomas Pierce Gibirney Ryan Woods Relic Phillips Blake Gibney Zimmerman Athletics I Shepherd College Hagerstown High School Satur Team of Winchester Miller Shepherd Mts Robinson Hagerstown Tetsee Anderson Rickson and Hagerstown Ab R. H Keyser Bennett Charles Hargett French Dorser Arndoff C . Stewart Lillis Sree Riter D.coleman Gurber R Mik Ee Ae Galloway Connell Laandiey Purtell Robin Osburn Jon Dudley Rowland Heard Sac- Leslie Sar ‘Handley Ritter Stine Ben Snyder Handley Reach Jieard Hall Robison Hy Charles Picher Rowland Paden

County Title At Stake Wednesday In Washington County League

Williamsport Hancock and Hagerstown clash on the Potomac Edison diamond with a potential county championship at stake. A Williamsport win or a Hagerstown win could decide the title, while Hancock would force a playoff if needed.

Williamsport Hancock High Potomac Edison Hagerstown Hancock

Hemsley Likely to Return to Minors for More Seasoning

Hemsley, who jumped from the Blue Ridge League to the majors, appears headed back to the minors after Pittsburgh bought him from Frederick for 1000 dollars last fall. He is the Pirates' only right handed catching bat, and Manager Donie Bush seeks a more seasoned catcher to handle left handed pitching.

Hemsley Pittsburgh Frederick Donie Bush

Smith Retained By Toledo Club In Sizing Change

Jack Smith, the elongated first sacker with Frederick two years ago, has replaced Ray Grimes as initial sack custodian for the Toledo Mud Hens. Smith was slated to go to Hartford of the Eastern League, but Manager Stengel changed this mind to use Smith and he has been pitching and fielding well.

Jack Smith Frederick Ray Grimes Toledo Mud Hens Smith Hartford Stengel Smit

Keesey Goes Big for Pacific Coast League Club

Jim Keesey, once with Frederick five years ago and later with the Philadelphia Athletics, Reading, and Hartford, is starring for Portland in the Pacific Coast League. After a slow training grind he has heated up and clubbed the ball well as the season begins.

Jim Keesey Frederick Philadelphia Athletics Reading Hartford Portland, Ore Keesey

Today's Baseball Schedule Across Leagues

American League features St Louis at Washington and Chicago at New York among others with Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston. National League games include Brooklyn at St Louis and New York at Cincinnati with Boston at Pittsburgh. Minor leagues report scores from Wheeling Charleroi Cumberland Scottdale and more with Kansas City Louisville Columbus St Paul and Milwaukee up.

New York Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis Washington Detroit Chicago O Boston Chicago National League Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Kansas City Louisville Columbus St. Paul Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis

Baseball Scores From New York to Brooklyn

Results show New York 4 Chicago 2 and St. Louis 7 Washington 6 with Detroit 3 Boston 0. Cincinnati 4 New York 3, Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 and St. Louis 4 4. Mrs J Arthur Lynn of Smithsburg is visiting relatives in Augusta Georgia for a week.

Young 17 year old Crossetti shines for San Francisco Seals

In the far west the Pacific Coast League keeps cultivating new talent. Frank Crossetti, a 17 year old high school infielder for the San Francisco Seals, is drawing major league attention and is tagged for fast company this season.

Far West Frank Crosetti San Francisco Seals Fast! Company

Pat Malone Poised to Defend Strikeout Title

Chicago report notes Pat Malone of the Cubs, famed for 1927 strikeouts, has started strong in the National League. He pitched 27 innings with 27 strikeouts, adding eight during a seventh inning rescue of Sheriff Blake in Philadelphia, though his rescue work has cost the Cubs five losses. His velocity and control draw praise while recent results show mixed team outcomes.

Chicago Pat Malone Cubs Malone Hais Sheriff Blake Philadelphia

Bayonnes Take Down Orioles 7 to 2 in Open Night Game

The Bayonnes defeated the Orioles 7 to 2 as Rommell allowed 12 hits and Gossard held Baltimore to four hits with eight strikeouts. Metz and Sullivan led Bayonnes with a triple and a double, while Smith homered for the Orioles but the rally stalled. Rain cut the Bayonnes Greencastle game short in the second inning after a parade preceded the contest.

Bayonnes Orioles Rommell Gossard Metz Sullivan Smith Oriole Birds Lindsey Rommel Bender Greencastle Shoemaker Bayondes

Horan backs Augusta in Sally League move

Chet Horan, former Chambersburg Maroons stalwart, now plays for Augusta in the Sally League this season. Wilcey Moore praises Cleveland pitching, predicting the Indians land a first division berth. Percy Lacey, ex Oregon State football star, to lead the San Francisco Olympic Club grid outfit this fall.

Chet Horan Chambersburg Maroons Augusta Wilcey Moore Indians Cleveland New York Yankees Percy Lacey Oregon State College San Francisco Olympic Club

Cubs Trip Phillies In Eleventh 5 4 Drama

In Chicago on May 6 Pat Malone improvised a relief performance with loaded bases in the seventh, fanning eight as the Cubs outlasted the Phillies 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Hack Wilson delivered the decisive sacrifice fly to Williams, pushing Beck home for the winning run after a tense late sequence.

Chicago Pat Malone Sheriff Blake Cubs Philadelphia Malone Phillies Hack Wilson Willams Beck Sweetland J. Wilson Blake Gonzales

Sharkey to Boss His Own Fights Says Sharkey

New York May 7 Jack Sharkey declares he will think and talk during fights. He previously took orders from his manager trainers and seconds but during a recent fight with Delaney he gave orders and assigned duties to his seconds. His solo approach may recur in future bouts.

New York Jack Sharkey Delaney Sharkey Wat Coss

Wildcats Split Doubleheader Against Middletown and Harper's Ferry

The Williamsport Wildcats lost 2 1 to Middletown in eleven innings with Roberts allowing eight hits and Merriman fanning 12. Wildcats left bases loaded in three tense innings and struck out, while Miller led batting. Sunday they beat Harper's Ferry Independents 5 1o. Anderson triple with two on, plus a double and single in four at bats. Lowman held 8 hits and 15 strikeouts. Carol Roulette, a Shepard College student, visiting local parents.

Williamsport Wildcats Middletown Roberts Wildcats Merriman Wildcat C. Remsburg Sn Senterfeld Miller Harper’s Ferry Independents Harper's Ferry Independents Anderson Lowman Wildcate

Grand Stand Reforms Open with New Seating

The opening game reserves the first four rows for a ten cent extra charge making seats seventy five cents. New chairs replace the old benches as part of the upgrades.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yankees White Sox Fountain Head G. C Beasley Kuhn Avenue Bill, Melhorn Abe Mitchell Tomy Armour JIM _ BARNES Trim Shepherds College Pacific Coast Wheeling Charleroi G. Cumberland Scottdale Newark Buffalo Rochester Montreal Jersey City Toronto Baltimore Horan Sharkey Harper’s Ferry Carol Roulette Alan J. Bachrach West Washington St J. Frank Miller Miller & Wineberg West Washington Street Court Place
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