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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
6
The Hagerstown Braves eye a postseason crown after clinching the semifinal in Trenton. Rested ace pair Al Bennett and Joe Reardon anchor a deep mound corps as Wilmin gton and Harrisburg duel for the final. Bravos owner Gene Raney treated players to a day of entertainment at St Helens Inland.
The article notes a September 1963 Yankee Stadium boxing match between Joe Teas, a retired farm champion, and an unnamed holder. It will be aired on integrated TV and radio via Proadrastig System with a 4 EST start. Telecast planned to later webcast. promotional details mention Patsy and James with the Interia New York Company.
Joe DiMaggio blasted three home runs in Washington's Griffith Stadium to power the Yankees to an 8-1 win over the Senators in the first game of a doubleheader. The Clipper added a double, walk, four RBIs, and scored four, boosting his average to .098. The nightcap was rained out in the fourth inning with New York ahead in the top of the order.
Ted Gray, a young lefty, is cleared to resume pitching for the Detroit Tigers after an extended sidelining with a shoulder injury. Manager Rolfe indicated Gray plans a measured return, aiming to rejoin the American League pennant race.
Detroit September 11 The National Boxing Association opens its annual convention with Commissioner Abe Cheane pressing for La Motta to defend the middleweight title against Ray Robinson by October 1 or face stripping. Jake Greene backs a streamlined rule system allowing champions to choose contenders with a definite title-defense deadline.
The report lists top hitters and leaders from the National and American Leagues. Musial of St Louis figures among triple totals and runs. Kiner and Ennis contribute for their clubs. Detroit and Boston players show notable triples and stolen bases across the season.
In Little Paul division a six pound bass tops the field as Berger holds a lead in the fishing contest run by Lehtor Tackle Shop East Frank Tay Sayeed. Other big catches include a three pound 24 ounce second by Bill Cramer in Chicago and a 3 pound 10 ounce third by Jake Summers in Williamsport. Izzy Trout of the Detroit Tigers, 12-4, plans to tour with two All Star teams at season end.
Hager Field hosts the dedication of the Little League site as the Autos and Fraternal Order of Police launch the title series. Local dignitaries attend a 6 PM ceremony, with improvements by Norman Barry and others including several suppliers and labor donations. In the opener, the Autos face the Palies in a National division showdown while the Goodwill A C meets the American league winners.
Down Memory Lane recalls the Keels beating Washington by scoring two wins, Boston Red Sox losing ground. five years ago the Philadelphia Eagles defeated Green Packers in a charity game. ten years ago the Detroit Tigers topped the Red Sox to lead the American League. fifteen years ago Wilmer AUG json beat Fred Perry 7 4 A 2 1 MG to reach nationals tennis finals.
The Haxverstown Braves hold a berth in the Interstate League final after easing today and waiting the Wilmington Blue Rocks versus Harrisburg Senators semi final. Blue Rocks lead 3-2 in their best‑of‑seven with game six set tonight at home.
Heavy rain washed out all playoff games in Washington County and the Independent League. County matches had Boonabero’s Yellow Jackets versus Williamsport and Gapland hosting Keedysville. Independent League planned doubleheaders if needed to finish first round.
The Hagerstown Speedway announces a four star motorcycle card sanctioned by the AMA and sponsored by the Hagerstown Motorcycle Club. The event will start at 1 p.m. with nine contests across novice to expert riders and a $1,200 purse. Notables include Little Joe Weatherly George Sabine and Buck Brigance. Proceeds benefit the Disabled American Veterans. The card marks the season’s first motorcycle appearance at the track after postponement from July 4 due to rain.
Weekend rains disrupted local fishing streams with the Potomac described as hazy and high while Antietam ran cloudy and normal. Conceocheague appears cloudy and unclear. Anglers expect tough fishing conditions across the region at noon today.
Rain and wet grounds delayed the final matches of the 1950 Pangborn Turf Bowling League, now rescheduled for next Sunday at Pangborn Park. The men and women team championships and the men's individual title will be decided on September 17 at 3 p.m. Yesterday's stars include Joe DiMaggio with three homers and four RBIs for the Yankees in an 8-1 win over Washington. Hal Newhouser pitched a 12 inning gem for the Tigers, allowing seven hits in a 1-6 victory over Chicago.
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