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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

3

Nationals slugfest boosts offense in tight baseball action

The Nationals delivered a high scoring victory with Gus Suler homering and doubles fueling a win over Philadelphia. Giants topped the Cubs 4 to 1 behind Carl Hubbell’s left hander as Pat Malone drove in two in the first inning. Dean suffered a loss as Joe Mowry sparked Boston to a 6 to 3 win over Cincinnati. Dodgers edged Cardinals 6 to 5 in a ninth inning rally, with Bill Hallahan and Dizzy Dean walking bases and Johnny Frederick delivering the fourth hit for the decisive runs.

Gus’ Suler Philliea &To New York Giants Carl Hubbell Chicago Cubs Giants Pat Malone Dean Joe. Mowry American Association Boston Braves Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cincinnati Bill Hallahan Dizzy Dean Full Johnny Frederick

YMCA Swimmer Instruction Starts This Week

Swimming classes open at the YMCA pool from Monday through July 1 with special member rates through September. Harry Kavey leads boys men and ladies classes while Miss Dorothy Ingram instructs girls and young women. Schedule includes men 5 20 PM 7 30 PM boys 3 30 5 30 PM and ladies 2 30 3 30 PM, with junior high 8 30 and elementary 4 15 Tuesday Thursday Saturday.

Harry Kavey Dorothy Ingram

Dargan Aces Sweep Weekend Wins Over Three Opponents

The Dargan Aces won three games over the weekend, beating a 6 Brunswick team 5 to 2 with Eichelberger striking out 21 and allowing six hits. Sunday featured a 49 to 5 victory over the Boonsboro Cubs, followed by a 7 to 2 win against the Hagerstown A. C. Contact Keedysville 42F2 or Lester Waters at Dargan Abrasive Diamonds for scheduling.

Bargan Aces Dargan Aces Brunswick Eichelberger Boonsboro Cubs Hagerstown A. C Aces Keedysville Lester. Waters Dargan

Shannons Face Tough Opposition In River Bottom Clash

The Shannons of Williamsport meet the last Great Capon club on the River Bottom field Sunday. Lefty Kinne will pitch for Shepherd College against West Virginia. Mentzer will start for Williamsport. Mentzer has 43 strikeouts in 36 innings. Fritz Bryan leads in batting and runs. Jess Brown tops in hits. Practice is Thursday evening on the field. clubs may book the Shannons by writing Paul Lowman, Williamsport.

Shannons Williamsport Cacapon Lefty Kinne Wildcats Shepherd College West Virginia Boys Raiders Frankie Mentzer Williamsportiers Mentzer Fritz Bryan Jess Brown River Bottom Paul Lowman Williamsport. Md

Semler's Birds Win Pigeon Race

The Hagerstown Firing Club held its third Old Bird race on May 14 from Buena Vista Virginia covering 157 miles. A record speed surpassed all prior races with 28 birds from five lofts. Winners: Leroy Semler 1400.41, Emanuel Craig 1354.93 and 1952.72, G M Ohler and Son 1351.83, Freea Papa 1291.64, Charles Grant 1252.14. Next race is May 1 from Roanoke Virginia over 200 miles.

Hagerstown Buena Vista Leroy Semler Emanuel Craig G. M. Ohler Tfrea Papa Charles Grant Roanoke

Local Fighters In Exhibitions At Waynesboro

Local fight fans travel to Waynesboro to watch Woodmen of the World of Hagerstown face Cavalry Troop barracks in an eight fifteen start exhibition. Bouts are three rounds open to the public with at least 600 seats. Card features Stouffer Kunkleman Miller Palladino Sharer Lee Hockenbury Athey Lockbaugh Cosgrove Shafter Bernstein with several young and veteran fighters.

Waynesboro Hagerstown Bob Stouffer Jerry Kunkleman K. 0. Miller Paul Palladino Floyd Sharer Dixie Lee Lefty" Hockenbury Leonard Athey Johnny Lockbaugh Red” Cosgrove

Local Market Prices From Hagerstown Grain and Feed

Prices paid to farmers for eggs butter country cured shoulder hams potatoes sweet potatoes white navy beans linas beans dried apples live chickens young broilers live turkeys and other staples. Wheat and corn quotes listed with varying per bushel values from the Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co. reflecting a general rural market snapshot.

North End A C to Hold Important Meeting Thursday

The North End A C will hold a meeting at their club rooms on Pennsylvania avenue at 8 P M. It is urged that all ball players under contract attend along with other members. Baseball practice is set for Wednesday and Friday at 4:00 PM. Saturday features a practice game with Co B. Sunday an County League game against Funkstown at 2:30 PM at North End grounds. The Hagerstown Tigers face Waynesboro All-Stars at the Stadium Thursday at 2:00 PM, aiming to rebound after an 11 10 12 inning win over Berryville Va. The Menam River is noted as the chief river of Siam.

North End A. C Pennsylvania Avenue North Enders Funkstown North End Grounds Hagerstown Tigers Waynesboro All-Stars Tigers Berryville

Boonsboro Elects Danner Lynch Hutter and Others

The town of Boonsboro elected J. L. Danner as burgess H. P. Lynch as assistant and George E. Hutter Edw Conkling Oscar Morgan H Dean and Luther Wallick as commissioners William B Mentzer appointed tax collector D M Williamsport justice of the peace A student musical Por Love and Honor was planned by rising high school seniors Western Blood starring Tom Mix and The Path of Sin featuring Theda Barra played at theaters Grand jury filed its report and adjourned Thirty two indictments were returned

Boonsboro J. L. Danner Burgess H. P. Lynch George E. Hutter Conkling Oscar Morgan H. Dean and Luther Wallick Tom Mix Theda Barra

J Jesse Moore Re-elected Superintendent of House of Correction

J Jesse Moore was re elected superintendent of the House of Correction. He was a native of this county and George B Oswald Jr highly regarded as a connoisseur of cigars. George smoked a hand made Flor de Victor after breakfast and a Hagerstown Puerta de Principli after lunch.

J. Jesse Moore House of Correction County George Hagerstown

Birthday party honors Mrs Virginia Grove as movers drift to Carlisle

Mrs Harold Grove hosted relatives and neighbors for a Tuesday night birthday gathering in Hagerstown. Music came from the Spickler orchestra with Richard and Leroy Snyder and Harold Shoemaker. Guests included the Grove and Kreps families and others. Roy Leiter displayed a brass button from a Washington coachman. The late Harry M. Wilson estate was valued over 40 thousand dollars. Mrs Kreps and Mrs Grove received guests while plans to move to Carlisle were announced.

Harry M. Wilson Oak Heiser Hagerstown Harold Grove Chas. Sanders Frank? Spickler Elizabeth Herbert Richard Bloyer Helen Daugherty Irene Sanders Mary Elizabeth Herbert Susie Martin Richard Lauren Leroy Snyder Angie Marotte Harold Shoemaker Daniel Miles John J. Sanders Henry Brewer Clarence Martin Jack Chlorene Kreps Kenneth Grove Grove Carlisle Fred Lesher C.E. Ebersole

Spickler Letter Socials and Family Visits In Rouzerville

Spickler writes from May 13 noting Master Paul Kreps visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Kreps in Rouzerville Pa. Jeanette Hastings of Blairs Valley spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Grover Forsythe. Sunday visitors at the Forsythe home included Mrs Stanley Moore and daughters Rayetta Anna Phyllis plus Mr and Mrs Ed Kearton. Mr and Mrs Walter Sellers of Baltimore joined the Hetzer family for Sunday. Mollie Yeakle and Chlorene Kreps visited with Luther Frush's family. Master Leroy Kreps attended St Pauls school midweek. A T Hetzer and daughters Anna Catherine Maude with Miss Hazel Frush joined Sunday afternoon with Mr

Spickler Paul Kreps Fred Krepa Rouzerville Jeanette Hastings Blairs Valley Grover Forsythe Orsythe Stanley Moore Rayetta Anna Phyllis Ed. Kearton Walter Sellers Baltimore A. T. Hetzer Mollie Yeakle Chlorene Kreps Luther Frushe Leroy Kreps St. Paul's School Catherine and Maude Hazel Frush

Baltimore Grain Market reflects May wheat quotes

Baltimore May 16 report shows No 2 red winter wheat at 92.5 to 93 for May and June delivery. The note adds garlicky domestic spot pricing and general market movement. The remainder consists of an unrelated philosophical line about laughter and animal behavior.

Baltimore Grain Baltimore

Braves Defeat. Cincinnati Reds edged by rookie Mowry

May 16 Cincinnati reports Minneapolis rookie Joe Mowry of the Reds had a two run day with a single and a triple aiding a 4 to 2 defeat. Paul Derringer pitched for Cincinnati in his second appearance and loss as Boston notched a late double play to preserve the win. Glossitis is noted as an inflammatory tongue disease.

Cincinnati Joe Mowry Minneapolis The Reds Paul Derringer Cin Cinnati Boston Betts Hargrave Derringer Benton Quinn Manion

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Nationals Eta Chiropractor Paar Ae Nolan Motors, Inc E. Wash Low Rates Gas CO Semler Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co. Wheat, Bu Rome North End Siam Menam River Basehour Bros William B. Mentzer D. M BY Oscar Hitt Oteit Peters Punta Alfai Diekta MR. Butterfish Frankfurter Gether Cabino de Porta Real Roy Leiter Gen. Washington Bumsteads Worm Syrup Rem Amn Axel of Meres Braves Cincy Redlege USHWA U.S. Patent Office By Stanle Miy King Features Syndicate, Inc Great Brimin Sights George McManus Scorchy Smith Jicaron Bobby Thatcher John C. Terry George Storm Himel Ff Dempsey FICHT Orira Gus Windy Bosworth
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