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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
11
Thirty years ago Elliott pitched for Gram mar and Suter caught as Kee nar fell 24 to 3. The game ended in the seventh inning after a peculiar incident saw the four balls missing from play.
Boston Braves fall 4 3 in Chicago after trailing 3 0 until ninth inning surge. Cubs capitalize on early runs and salvage opener as Bud Tinning yields a deciding three in final frame. Braves had tying runner on second before final out.
Veteran pitcher Alex McColl finally breaks into the majors at 87, debuting for the Washington Senators after a long wandering career. He pitched brilliantly in his first start against the Chicago White Sox, signaling a potential pennant push and possible World Series chance.
The fast American Legion nine of Martinsburg, a top West Virginia amateur outfit, will meet the Antietam Fire Company team at the stadium tomorrow night at 6 o clock. Local players expect a tough game and have been practicing hard to improve for the tilt.
A local statement disavows involvement in last night’s Front Royal City All Star game cancellation. The speaker urges fairness for Front Royal and Eagle players, notes the Hancock Eagle game could have been moved, and vows no future league arranged games.
The New York Giants split a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates, winning the nightcap 3 to 1 after the Pirates took the opener 6 to 5 in ten innings. The Giants maintained a 6 1/2 game lead as Chicago and St. Louis won, while Reds and Dodgers split a doubleheader.
Alec McColl held the White Sox to four hits in his major league debut as the Senators won 9-1. Gus Manusco had three early hits for the Giants in his first game against the Pirates, driving in three. Bill Hallahan and Joe Medwick for the Cardinals shone in openers. Gehrig and Greenberg produced multi hit performances for the Yankees and Tigers respectively.
Elks Club members meet to select teams for a bowling season starting next Monday at 1 oclock on the Coliseum Alleys. The league expects growth with many returning bowlers and new signups. A three part season with a final roll-off between thirds aims to boost interest. Committee members include Jesse J Berre chair Douglas L Fletcher treasurer George R Linas secretary Daniel C Kline statistician and Charles H Spigier publicity. The San Francisco Mission ball club of the coast league averaged over 10 hits a game by mid August.
Hancock tied for first in the Washington County League after defeating the Fraternal Order of Eagles 10 to 3 in a Labor Day playoff game. Pitcher Hinkle struck out 18, a league record, as Hancock and Paramount Cabbies both stand 10 1. Attendance reached 2 300, largest ever at the stadium.
Mary Calliandra, 18, escaped from Randall's Island hospital for incurable diseases after eight years confinement. She attempted to swim to the Bronx in strong tides, seeking freedom from custody.
Joe F. Carr of Columbus, promotional director for the National Baseball Association, aims to revive the Blue Ridge League and nearby circuits like the Kitty League and Eastern Carolina League next year. He reports strong support, outlines two proposed northern and southern divisions, and notes renewed interest in organized baseball across several states and regions.
Maryland racing stables led by J Yancy Christmas Frank Christmas Upper Marlboro and others from Baltimore Virginia and Hagerstown secure stalls for the Hagerstown Fair Association fall meeting opening Tuesday The event promises the best since racing revived in 1929 with more horses and skillful riders. Race Secretary Edward J Brennan notes stalls granted to fifty seven owners and plans for a strong opening card with Welter as starter and preparations to school post position actors.
NL leaders include Klein Phillies in batting with .378 and 191 hits while Ott Giants sit high in RBI with 94 and 88 runs. Cardinals Martin adds 107 runs and 20 stolen bases. Cantwell Braves leads pitching with 197 innings. AL stars Foxx Athletics bat .863 and 141 RBIs. Manush Senators 193 hits. Ruth Yankees 28 homers. Grove Athletics 20 wins.
The Paramount Cabbies hold a 4:30 practice tonight on the Moller field to be in top shape for Sundays game. Saturday they face the Penn Farm team.
Major Loop standings show Detroit leading with 11 wins and 1 loss. Washington and New York follow with various records. teams schedule games today including St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston, with tomorrow’s matchups listed such as St. Louis at New York and Chicago at Washington.
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