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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1939

Page

3

Lou Nova's smart boxing style and balanced diet plan

The feature extols Lou Nova as a clever, disciplined fighter who studies the sport and protocols a balanced diet of meat and vegetables to sustain strength and stamina. It notes his improved right hand, sharp jab, and tactical aim to imitate Jimmy Braddock's left jab strategy against Max Baer, while highlighting Baer's experience and power.

Lou Nova Nova Angie Lou Baer Jimmy Braddock Max Baer Max Braddock Nora

Baseball leaders and stats from major leagues AP

American League leaders include Foxx Boston batting .355 and Wright Washington and Greenberg Detroit with 31 runs. McQuinn St. Louis tops hits with 43, while Wright and Hone have four triples. The Japanese empire has been ruled for 2,456 years by an unbroken line of sovereigns.

Associated Press Foxx Boston McQuinn St. Louis Dickey New York Greenberg Detroit Wright Washington Williams McCoskey Wright Washington Selkirk Case Welas McCosky Rusing Pearson Donald Johnny Alien Dizzy Dean van Lingle Mungo Carolini Buck Newsom St. Louis Browns Allen Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Cleveland Newsom Browns

Happiness Boys Ride High As Major Leagues Open

Major Leagues celebrate the happiness boys with Allen, Dean, Mungo shining. Allen wins 6-0 for the Indians, Newsom stars for Detroit, Yankees win fifth straight, Red Sox sweep, Cubs top Pirates as Mungo struggles. Dodgers romp 16-12 with Derringer and Davis strong, Giants beat Phillies 7-2.

Nova Baer Fight Draws Heavy Bets At Yankee Stadium

The Nova Baer bout at Yankee Stadium heightens betting interest with odds tilting toward Baer after a surge of Nova money from the Pacific coast. Promoter Jacobs expects a gate near 100000 dollars, possibly rising to 159600 with a late rush, as both fighters boast strong confidence for a wide audience turnout.

New York Lou Nova Max Baer Yankee Stadium Joe Louis Maxie Pacific Coast Baer Lou Nova Heele Mike Jacobs Gise Jacobs’ Beach

Dodgers Slugging Victory Beats Bees 16 12 in May Riots

Brooklyn Dodgers blast Boston Bees 16 12 to climb to fifth in the National League. Henry Lavagello hits a grand slam followed by a three RBI night as Dodgers erupt with five homers and extend lead late. Teams listed Boston Bees, Brooklyn Dodgers. players Lavagello, MacFarlane, Sullivan, Farley, Frankhouse, Lopez, MuMungo, Hutchinson, Evans, Fitzsimmons, Todd.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Dodgers Boston Bees Henry Cookie) Lavagello Dodgers Boston MacFarden Sullivan Farley Frankhouse Lopez Mu Mungo Hutchinson Evans Fitz-simmons Todd

Boots Boated by Chevies in Washington County match

The Hoffman Chevies beat the Sharpsburg Bluebirds 6 to 3 in a Washington County League game before a large Battlefield crowd. Poffenberger allowed 16 hits with eight strikeouts in nine innings, while Potts and Ford led the Chevies with three hits each. D Rhodes earned the win for the Automen as Rupperts tallying in the seventh and a late Bird rally fell short.

Hoffman Chevies Rmpert Bluebirds Boots Potfenberger Battlefield Poffenberger Staley Automen Buharp D. Rhodes Rupperts Mentzer Birds Potts Ford Chevies Bender Roulette Chevies Ab. BR. HO. Ale Harbaugh Sterner Ch O Spielman Sharpsburg Ab H. O. Ale Grove Kaetzel Taylor Willard Ss M. Bish'rs Sharpsburg Stockslager Reatette Barnhart Brashears Thodes Rhodes Mentaver Long Moser

Weverton Tops Antietam In League Showdown

In a Washington County League game Weverton defeated Antietam Redbirds 18 to 3. Edwards led the winners with seven runs batted in on six hits while Hornbaker allowed the defeats with several safe blows. Weverton's defense was stellar as Birds fielding errors hampered Antietam throughout.

Weverton Antietam Redbirds Sierday Edwards Hornbaker Wrors Birds Thompson Lamm

Old Export Wins From Mt Briar In Free Hitting Contest

Old Export defeats Mt Briar Try Me 11 to 7 in a Washington County League baseball game at the Stadium. Key hitters include M Ferguson Neild Hill and Knode with multiple runs. Winning pitcher M Ferguson allows 12 hits in 7 1 3 innings. Smith and Ford also pitched for Mt Briar.

Mt. Briar Try Me Mt. Briar Myers Neild H. Jones King Hill Wade Travinger M. Ferguson Ford Lushbaugh Reynolds Knode Powell Smith M.ferguson Nagy Mt. Briar Ab R. H. O. Ale Jones Rfane Myers

Wolverine Star Bill Watson Eyes Olympic Glory in 1940

Michigan all around standout Bill Watson won three events at the Big Ten track meet in Ann Arbor and is highlighted as a likely United States Olympic champion candidate for 1940. The article notes his broad jump action as part of his performance.

Michigan Bill Watson Ann Arbor United States Bill

Victor Blue Sox Triumph Over Boonsboro in League Play

The Victor Blue Sox defeated Boonsboro 10 to 5 at Washington City Stadium in county league action. Rowe finished strong on the mound as Berger and Snyder struggled for Boonsboro, while Mentzer, Delaster, and Wolfe led balanced Antietam defense in a separate score.

Victor Blue Sox Berger Snyder Boonsboro Yellow W. Snyder Tolbert Ridge Schindler Bowlus Vailas Faith Victor Ab. R. H. O. A. E Powers Brandenburg Hunt Delaster GriMth Hays Mundy Rf Stiner Vanen W. Hays Weaver Moats Rf le Hi, Powers, P Wolfe, Ihr S /Ttinn Thestun Trlals Kline. Wou Antichems Ab Hareford W. Hammaker F. Lushbaugh Knode Lushbaugh Illendricks Mellinger Moore Boonsboro Byers Boons- Matw Co Horo Vietors Wolfe Shindler Wade Rowe Boonsharo T Vic Toile Mentzer Anions Delasier W. Snyder I Hancock Antie Wolfe Miller W. Jams I Delosier Miles Schlotter Ten Melinger Byron W. Brandenburg Wlays Edon Hlammaker Metz Suv Lushder Antietams Sangh C. Lushhaugh Tnnenck W. Uammaker Jendricks Node Lushhangh Stolk Rowe FF. Lushbaugh Sliner Wits HM. Powers C. Tushbaugh H. Pow Trampower Ors Nagy Jackey Tiesson

Thirty-Three Daredevil Drivers Set for Indy Classic

Indianapolis May 29 Thirty three drivers including Louis Meyer Kelly Potillo Wilbur Shaw and Floyd Roberts prepare for the 27th annual Indianapolis speedway race. Robson misses the start by two tenths of a mile per hour while Devore earns a later chance. The field averages 123.547 mph as gates open tomorrow and ticket sales push toward a 150000 gate. Four former winners join the lineup vying for a second consecutive win.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway George Robson Huntington Park Calif Billy Devore St. John Kas Crowder-Outer Robson Speedway C.S.T Louis Meyer Kelly Potillo Los Angeles Victor Wilbur Shaw Floyd Roberts

Round-up of baseball talk and player quirks from New York

New York baseball round up notes left handed slugging targets and managerial chatter. Mentions DiMaggio injury struggles with Billy Myers passes and a possible Dodgers Giants doubleheader, plus quirky quotes from Lien Durocher and Earl Mann. Also references a young Gadsden pitcher from 1938 and a Santa Cruz resident.

New York Dodger Tred Haney DiMaggie Billy Myers Reds Terry Quakertown Philly

Williamsport Beats Martinsburg 6 2 in6 inning win

Williamsport Baseball Club pulled ahead with a five run seventh inning to defeat the National Fruit Club of Martinsburg 6 to 2. Cete Anderson allowed six hits and struck out ten while Jess Brown collected three hits and Kaplan contributed in the field. Martinsburg stranded runners in the sixth before a double play ended the threat.

Williamsport Baseball Club National Fruit Club Martinsburg Cete Anderson Atl Jess Brown Kaplan Martinsboro Williamsport Kees Wise Anderson Arandt

Five Run Rally Wins for Giants

Philadelphia May 28 A five run eighth inning rally powered the Giants to a 7 2 victory over the Phillies. Bill Jurges opened the frame with a double, Hank O'Dea sacrificed, Jurges scored on a throwing error, Ott singled, Jurges advanced on Beck’s misplay, Frank Demaree fanned but Tony Lazzeri singled, O'Dea and Ott scored, Burgess Whitehead forges a three bagger driving in Bonura and Lageeri as New York pulls away.

Philadelphia Giants Phillies Bill Jurges Hank O'Dea Jurges Max Butchers Ott Tony Lazzeri

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