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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1939

Page

5

Baseball Leaders in American and National Leagues

Selections show top performers across leagues with names like Mazzera Kubel Frey Arnovich Goodman Camilli McCormick Berger Lavagetto Miller Rasen Gumbert Wratt Derringer McCosky Gehringer Greenberg Foxx Williams Travis Case Kubel Hoag Ruffing Bridges and Wright. Highlights include runs batted in and home runs totals, plus pitching wins and strikeouts.

Preas Frey Cincinnati Arnovich Philadelphia Ott New York Bonura Goodman McCormick Hack Chicago Bartell Mueller Rizzo Pittsburgh Camilli Brooklyn Berger Lavagetto Miler Boston Kay Rasen Gumbert Wratt Derringer Walker Chica Wright Washington MceCosky Detroit Greenberg McCosky Travis Genzinger Foxx Williams Case Kubel Hoag St. Louis

High Winner on Diamond versus Waynesboro

Hagerstown High School tied the series with Waynesboro in a 6 to 3 win on Potomac Street. Kauffman pitched well with five hits allowed and two scattered frames, while a wild eighth inning opened the visitors’ offense. Carr, Barnhart, and Shaffer led Hagerstown with key hits including Morris’ triple, and Waynesboro’s Rowe and Bean produced late runs for the visitors.

Hagerstown Waynesboro High School Potomac Street Pennsy Maroon and Gray Kauffman Barnhart Shaffer Morris Carr Ridenour A. Bean Rowe Hauver Hassocks Smith Haugh Waynesboro Minnick Hovis Bagerstown R. OH Ae Carr Garnhart Shatter Crawford Fryer Dofflemyer Bitner Murra Ob of of Zombie

Cubs Rally to Beat Giants in Eight Run Rally

The Chicago Cubs erased a four run deficit with four seventh inning runs and added four more in the eighth to defeat the New York Giants 11 to 7. Stan Hack and Augie Galan each had four hits as Chicago totaled 15 hits. Dizzy Dean exited after umpire confrontation with Cubs bench.

New York Chicago Cubs Giants Cubs Dizzy Dean Cub Stan Hack Augie Galan Chicago Lillard French Root Higbe Hartnett Brown Wittig Lohrman Coffman Danning

Cardinals Rout Dodgers in 13-1 Victory at Home

The St Louis Cardinals hammered Freddy Fitzsimmons for 13 runs on 16 hits to crush Brooklyn 13 to 1. Curt Davis pitched six strong innings, allowing only one Brooklyn run after Dolph Camilli homer in the second. Davis earned his second straight six-hitter in a week as St Louis moved into second place in the National League.

Brooklyn St Louis Cardinals Freddy Fitzsimmons Dodgers Curt Davis Dolph Camilli St. Louis Davis Owen Fitzsimmons Crouch Casey Phelps

Radio Programs Preview King Queen Visit May 10

New York reports networks plan 20 broadcasts starting Monday for King and Queen of England visit. Quebec arrival coverage includes the first American speech at a federal luncheon. Hobby Lobby to open in Grinnell Iowa May 21 with entertainment and Hobby Queen selection. CBS TV transmitter in NY expected by July. Tonight's lineup includes WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ NBC and more with programs featuring Dorsey Kyser Bridges and Wings for the Martins.

New York England Quebec America Dave Elman Hobby Lobby Grinnell Iowa CBS Network Wjznbc WOR MBS WABC CBS Museum of Modern Art Roosevelt WEAF NBC H. Styles Bridges One Man's Family Tommy Dorsey Fred Allen Kay Kyser Jim McWilliams Raymond Paige Eddie Guest Mr. Keen Memphis

Homers Spark Philadelphia Inning Rally Amid Cincinnati Loss

Philadelphia and Cincinnati produced a high scoring tilt with Arnovich, Berger, Craft and McCormick delivering key hits. Berger hit two homers and Craft added a three base hit while Grissom pitched the win as Mulcahy took the loss. Attendance was 500 as Funkstown drills announced for tonight.

An. H A. Eraeee R. HW AL Mueller Young Scott Rf. Brack Cf Anovich Whitney Scharein Davis Millies Mulcahy P Martin Poindexter Niein Mulcat Pavid Cincinnati Philadelphia Werber W. Myers Brack Arnovich Bordagaray Craft Berger McCormick Groom Joost MevCormick Myers Mueller Cincinnati Grissom Poiner Mulcahy & Nings Gri

Local market prices for farm produce and staples

Prices paid to producers and common farm goods listed by commodity. Wheat at mill and at barn, corn at mill, butter per pound, potatoes per bushel, country bacon per pound, lard per pound, chickens per pound, shoulder, onion and other items with quoted cents and dollar values.

Kline Bros

Firemen's League Set For Contest

Firemen's Softball League enters its second week of play with improved teams from last week. Tonight's games include Funkstown at Williamsport Hook and Ladder at Enterprise Boonsboro at Maugansville and Antietams at the First Hose. City Park hosts two games and Mau gansville and Williamsport host the others. Winners aim to repeat last week’s results.

Firemen's Softball League Funkstown Williamsport Hook and Ladder Enterprise Boonsboro Maugansville Antietams City Park

Local team struggles as others chase early wins

A fragment notes a team trying to rebound this evening while opponents seek their first victory of the season, highlighting a tense start to the campaign and the balance of early form in the standings.

Peat

Baseball's Big Six Batting Leaders Highlighted

The article lists top hitters from major teams including Mazzer of the Browns, Kubel of the White Sox, Weatherly of the Indians, Frey of the Reds, Arnovich of the Phillies, and McCormick of the Reds with their games, at bats, runs, hits, and batting averages. A separate note reports Southern Shoe defeating Hook and Lauder Ten in a softball game, marked by free hitting.

G. Ab. R. H. Pet. Mazzer Browns Kubel White Sox Weatherly Ind Southern Shoe Hook and Lauder Ten

Yankees Rally Stuns White Sox in Ninth Inning Win

In Chicago on May 9 the New York Yankees halted their left-handed jinx by rallying in the ninth to beat the White Sox 8 to 6 in the rubber game of a three game set. The champions rapped 16 hits, breaking through late as Rookie Joe Gallagher contributed a key hit and the club seized control with a three-run burst.

Chicago New York Yankees Lefty Thornton Lee White Sox Joe Gallagher

Amy Club seeks practice game with Shoemen

The 16 to 6 Amy Club desires a practice game and should contact Carl Lushbaugh at the shop to arrange details.

Amy Carl Lushbaugh

Homer for the champions in the second

Baseball score details show New York and Chicago with late rally, listing pitching lines and player names. Also includes Baltimore livestock prices and a note about men’s clothing savings from Clopper & Neikirk receivers.

Clopper & Neikirk

Market price notes for livestock and cuts

A brief OCR fragment lists prices per hundredweight for various cattle and pigs. It mentions practical top costs around $7.15 to $7.40, with weight ranges from 210 to 240 pounds and 140 to 160 pounds. Also cited are $6.90 to $7.15 for 250 to 300 pound cattle and 120 to 140 pound pigs, plus $6.50 to $6.90 for lighter hogs.

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