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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
13
Francis Ouimet, Brookline's famed golfer, captained the American Walker Cup team against England as intense international competition opened at the Brookline Country Club. Cruickshank sparked the underdog brigade with a dramatic comeback, while Reggie Myles and Vincent Eldred won key matches in a tense first round.
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati Reds in a two game set as pitching changes spark a win in the second game. Bill Clerk and Shauie hold Reds to few runs in the opener, while Vance leads a late offensive burst in the nightcap before Reds fall short. Secrees list Brooklyn pitchers Gall OBA and Cincinnati hit figures, with Shaute Vance and others named for both clubs.
Pittsburgh revived Pirates beat the Boston Braves 2 to 1 to complete a four game series sweep. Score by innings shows Boston 1 run on 4 hits with an error. Pittsburgh 2 runs on 7 hits. Retis Spohrer Chagnon Pirace noted in box with pitchers.
George Bladgen a Memphis Tennessee lawyer won the long swim marathon at the Canadian national exhibition in Toronto. He led from the sixth mile and widened the gap to finish in 7 hours 19 minutes 52.4 seconds setting a new race record. Gianni Gambi of Italy finished second and Isadore Spondore of Port Colborne took third. prize money totaled 7 400 dollars for first and 2 000 for second.
The 16th Field Artillery polo team, tops in and around Washington, will visit Washington County for two matches against the local team. Lt. Barden, a leading American polo star and member of the All-star Army squad that won the twelve goal championship, headlines the Army lineup. Major Duval, the county’s coach, credits club president J. W. Jamison Jr. and Senator William Byron for arranging the event. The Army team brings fourteen ponies, and both Sunday and Labor Day games kick off at 3:30 P.M. at Williamsport field with anticipated crowds and parking adjustments.
Brookline Mass August 31 The seventh Walker Cup golf matches open at the Country Club with Britain and the United States fielding their strongest balanced teams since the event began ten years ago The Americans have won six of the prior matches four by large margins The Britons appear poised for their first victory in this edition H Swope resigns from Hagerstown Motor Company to join Hoffmans Chevrolet Commercial Department
Siavia and Kaa report that starting tomorrow all motorists must surrender license tags to the Red Cross to receive further aid. The announcement explains the new requirement as part of aid distribution and applies to those with automobiles.
Friendly stars dominate today and after midday influences are favorable for industry, building, publishing, and advertising. Farmers benefit from better conditions and workers welfare is highlighted. Jeans note notable births James Gordon Bennett founder NY Herald born 1795, other figures listed.
St Paul hosts a record overtime day as leaders Hegen Al Watrons fall short in a dramatic title drive. Johnny Golden of Noroton sinks a six foot birdie to win the forty first hole while Bobby Cauickshank of New York edges an uphill battle in an epic finale. Upsets strike Warren Smith Carlos Lacy Paul Tunyan and Denny Shute, reshaping the 1981 final in Providence.
The former mark refers to an hour long thriller between Reggie Evans and Charles Chick Evans Jr a noted national amateur in New York in 1929.
New York, Aug 31. Army and Navy announce the renewal of their athletic relations for a period of three years with a charity football series. The joint statement from leaders of the academies says the series will be played under each school’s eligibility rules, with Philadelhphia hosting a December 3 game at Franklin Field, and a forthcoming schedule to be set.
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