18 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
1
The Elks opened their bowling season Monday at Coliscurt Alleys with seven of ten teams reporting full attendance. The Eyes led by winning all three games as teams vied for the championship aggregation amid high enthusiasm.
Across clues cover topics from American Indians to towns in Ohio and river names while down clues include terms on race, obligations, and Egyptian deity Nuanced wordplay yields a mixed difficulty crossword with numerous proper nouns and era language. The grid challenges vocab and knowledge of geography religion and industry.
The Cleveland Indians beat the last place Athletics 5 to 3 in Philadelphia as rookie Yallie Eaves walks three of the first batters and scores on two hits. A wild pitch and another walk fueled the A's troubles in the second inning before Dutch Leiber relieved Eaves.
The Eyes posted the top three-game score, totaling 2145, while Robert Miller achieved a high individual three-game score of 496 across the three games.
The Senior Softball League ends this week with two postponed games. Gasco vs Goodyear at the Gaseco diamond tonight and Mills vs Goodyear at the Mills diamond Friday night. Games start at 6:1, crowds expected as these games determine second half winners who face first half champs Philcos for the league title.
The Pittsburgh Pirates capitalize on a five run first inning to power past the Boston Braves 6 to 4. Ber ger belts his 32nd homer as Boston rallies with a late burst, but Pirates hold on for the win. Brandt, MacFayden, Betts and Spohrer star for Boston. Weaver, Hoyt and Padden for Pittsburgh.
Maryland finished behind West Virginia University in the interstate daily judging contest at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts. Maryland had won the team prize last year and placed second this time.
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