Veiled Hope and Shifting Fortunes Mark 1933 Baseball Season
Joe Vosmik of the Indians suffers a broken hand ending his season after a strong stretch. Clark Griffith plans advanced ticket reservations for Washington World Series games. Gar Wood retains the Harmsworth trophy as his speedboat outpaces the British challenger. Joe Hauser sets a new all time home run mark with 64. Hels McColl joins the Senators as a 39 year old rookie. Carl Hubbell trails Boston to a 2 0 win, nine shutouts, a feat unmatched since Mathewson. Polo, tennis and golf upsets loom with Davis Cup loss, Vines and Somerville facing stiff opposition. Babe Ruth remains a major draw but aging as Yankees confront uncertainties.
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Clark
Griffith
Hels
Alex McColl
Senators
Chattanooga
Babe Ruth
Heston
Tommy Hitchcock
Helen
Willa Moody
Schmeling
Sharkey
Tume
Yankees
Ellsworth Vines
Ross Somerville
New York Yankees
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Hack Wilson
Darryl Vance
Burlegh Grimes
Wer Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Chick Klein
Cubs
Pittsburgh Giants Fight On In National League Title Race
The National League drama moved to Forbes Field as Bill Terry’s Giants cling to a slim lead with the Pirates, Pirates, Cubs, and Braves pressing in. Hal Smith’s 1 0 win over Cincinnati and Cubs wins over St Louis sharpen the pennant chase as Detroit and Cleveland split doubleheaders in the American League. Three energy transfer methods convection conduction and radiation explain how heat moves.
Washington County Polo Team Wins Narrow Polo Shootout
In a wild Washington County Polo Association match the locals edged the 110th Field Artillery 7 to 6 after an extra chukker. Captain Foote and Captain Schmidt led the visitors’ late rally, while Dick Jamison tipped the final shot for the county victory.
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Washington County Polo Association
110Th Field ‘Artillery
F.A
Washington County
Foote
Schmidt
Major Mowbray
Lieut. Schmidt
Chokker
Tidd Byron
Feld
Dick Jamison
Direk Jamison
Ed. Mason
Johnny Jamison
Brooks Gallion
Schmidt Brooks Gallion
John Jamison
Mowbray
Ed Mason
Think Timer
K. Bonner
Front Royal to Play All-Stars Under the Lights
Front Royal Virginia braces for a big baseball night as the crack Front Royal team travels to meet the City Stars selected by Lee Staley. The visitors boast pitching ace Lefty Jewett from the International League and aim to extend a three year beat record against visiting clubs. An expectant Virginia crowd will fill the stands as the lineup and game time are announced, with Umpire Pauls behind the plate and standard admission prices.
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Front Royal
Virginia
City Stars
Lee Staley
County Stars
Grove
Front Royal Club & Royal
Security Stars Sweep Weekend Schedule Clashes
Security Stars beat Wildcat Juniors 10 to 5 on Saturday with Garlock Koontz and Klick each garnering three hits while Shaffer pitched. Sunday they won 6 to 5, but the Shannons did not arrive for a scheduled game. They seek a Sunday game and list contact Paul Wetzel at Security Stars.
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Security Stars
Wildcat
Garlock
Koontz
Klick
Shaffer
Stars
Shannons
Paul Wetzel
Security, Stars
Lushbaugh
Shafter
Kelly
Anderson
New Salem Colts blank Chewsville in decisive win
The New Salem Colts defeated Chewsville 10 to 0. Daley and Wolf formed the Colts battery while Bowman and Longwether pitched for Chewsville. Corderman, Sullivan, and Keitel led the winners with three hits each, Corderman handling eight chances at second with no errors. Manager Charles J. Ebersole praised the field placement changes.
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Daley
Wolf
Colts
Bowman
Longwether
Chewsville
Corderman
Sullivan
Keitel
Shiling
Longnecker
Charles J. Ebersole
Golf Tourney Nears Windup at Hagerstown Course
The fall golf tournament at Hagerstown Golf Course advances under pro Diffendall. Cond on defeated Beachley 5 3 and Miller beat Shilling in a dramatic semi final as Miller posted a birdie on the 18th to finish with an 80 to 81. Other second round matches continue with good pace amid poor weather. The Shamrocke soccer club meets in Williamsport town hall at 8 Melock invites last year’s players and hopeful signups.
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Hagerstown
Slong
Diffendall
Harry Condon
Henry Miller
Condon
Fred Beachley
Paul Shilling
Miller
Shilling
Shamrocke
Williamsport
Melock
Scorers Urged to Submit Records for Washington County League
Official scorers who have not turned in score blanks or games played are urged to do so. Paul Nagy, league statistician, needs the data to complete yearly records for the Washington County League.
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Washington County League
Paul Nagy
Baseball roundup highlights key performances and wins
Tommy Thevenow singled in the ninth to drive in the winning run for the Pirates against the Reds. Oral Hildebrand and Clinton Brown each pitched well as the Indians beat the Browns twice. Hawke Greenberg drove in seven for the Tigers in a doubleheader versus the White Sox with a homer a triple and a single. Charley Root of the Cubs allowed four hits and struck out eight in a win over the Cardinals.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Bill Terry
Giants
Braves
Boston
Pirates
George’ Gibson
Buccaneers
Terrymen
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Raing
Phillies
New Yorkers
Hal Smith
St Johnson
Pie Traynor
Tommy Thevenow
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Ter Carleton
Dean
Guy Bush
Pepper Martin
Bush
Mississippi
Charley Root
Jim ‘Collins
Carleton
Gabby
Oldl Hildebrand
Clint Brown
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Vic Sorrell
Fred Marberry
Elveno Auker
Sox
Ted Lyons
Associated Press
Reds
Oral Hildebrand
Clinton Brown
Indians
Browns
Hawke Greenberg
Tigers
White Sox
Cardinals
Sharpsburg and Boonsboro Split Twin Bill
Sharpsburg and Boonsboro split their twin bill at Boonsboro with Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson watching. A crowd of about one thousand saw a close doubleheader as HE Mumma and C Mumma starred for the Bluebirds and Sterner led the Jackets with three singles and a double in eight at bats. The county all star, who recently faced Luray, Va., challenged the City all stars for a game at the Stadium, with Cody Black and Alva Restaurant as contacts.
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Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Mumma
C. Mumma
Bluebirds
Sterner
Jackets
Washington County
Luray
Lee Staley
Cody Black
Alva Restaurant
National League Games Today and Tomorrow Schedule
The lone today game features Pittsburgh with a new work setup. Tomorrow’s slate lists New Work at Pittsburgh, Benton at Chicago, Philadelphia at Louisville, Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
St. Louie
Detroit
Chicago
Pei
Washington
New York
Roy
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Lewin
Pittsburgh
Benton
Pailadelphia
At. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittshurch
Chicaco
St. Louis
County League Sunday Results and Schedule
Sunday results show Antietama 15 Funkatuwa 2 and Wildcats 10 Sharpsburg 3 with several other scores. Next Sunday lineup includes Funkstown at Antietama and Enterprise at Cabhien as officials note weather interruptions and rescheduled games. Officials of Mississippi State College for Women announce new full term cost at 203 dollars per student.
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Antietama
Funkatuwa
Len
Boonsboro
Mt. Brine
North End
Wildcats
Sharpsburg
Chevien
Security
Cabbies
Enterprise
Hancock-Woodmen
Ral
Funkstown
Eaxlen
Byossborn
Cabhien
Hancock
Woodmen
Mt. Briar
Sharpaburg
Chevrin
Mississippi State College For Women
Cabbies Take Lead In Race For Pennant
The Paramount Cabbies moved half a game ahead in the league after a double victory over North End A C, 4–3 in the morning and 4–2 in the afternoon. Brumbaugh pitched well in the opener, while Kershner and Miller led the Cabby bats in the afternoon rally. Day, Bowers and Stinebaugh had notable performances for the losers. An International League note follows with scores from several matchups.
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Paramount Cabbies
North End A. C
Brumbaugh
Carper
Baker
Twe
French
Kershner
Cabbbies
North End
Miller
Cabbies
Bowers
Stinebaugh
Hk Bd
Cabe Blea
Nor
Abner
Brambaugh
Bi Kline
Day
Kershier
Meaer
Stelenbane
Mentier
Springer
Baugh T
Menteer
Mewer
Wild niteRkr
Mentzer
Hite
Jnalage
Ax. Price
Rf Stineugh
Monkas
C. Kilne
Mater
Stinehaug
C. Kline
C. Kite
Bender and
Jonca
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Frederick
Vosmik
Wells
Fong
Clark Griffith
Pall Park
United States
Harmsworth
Gar Wood
Wood
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Carl Hubbell
Christy Mathewson
Gibson
F. A
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Turners
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Pugh
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Hen — Scheidt
Raw’s Head
Adam Scheidt Brewing CO
Morristown, Pa
New Salem
New Salem Colts
Chewarville
Windup
Shamrocks
R. D. McKee
U.S
O. P. Bohman, Inc
Potomac Ave
Shirey’s Men’s Shop
Wathington St
Goodrich
Reichard
Parker
Norwalk Tires
Parker Tire CO
Waak
Jackson
Dender
Trench
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Kactrel
Ed Bey
Brashears
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Alexmander
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Lou
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Eagles
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Security Funkstown
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Franklin St
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Hamilton Corner
Hart Schaffner
Mars
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Dereinieyy
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D. Myers & Co
N. Potomac St
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire
Nolan Motors
E. Wash. St
McFaddin
Hoffman
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Plymouth
Fred. Noni
Fred Noble
Noble
F.C.B. Factory
Detreit
Mich
Fred C, Noble
Stampord
Commete
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Ase
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