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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
3
H Roberts notes Interstate League standings as Connorville pitcher racked up 12 strikeouts to send 12 men to the bench, a notable display of pitching depth in a tight matchup.
Yuste pitched stingy and struck out 17 as Davis counters with sacks and a late miscue by etee. Wakefield delivered a couple of hits but Davis could mount only sporadic offense. Umpires Slema and Cloon called the game after a rough box score showing scattered runs and fielding errors.
Robbers forced entry into the home of Mr and Mrs. Wang Sten on a trip to Sae. They stole two suits and other apparel and occupied the victims’ bed for the night spending time in the couple’s beer tub before departing.
A reader urges the local crew to improve batting and crowd turnout after a slim victory. Umpiring is criticized as limited and inconsistent, with questions over game start times and scoring rules. The letter, reflecting 26 years of fandom, ends noting ongoing swift play and desire for better officiating and engagement.
Boxing legend Jack Dempsey favors the German in the championship bout and explains his choice in This Week magazine. The Detroit News features the Manassa Mauler's reasons in a color gravure magazine section published Sundays. For sale at Wakefield Pharmacy.
Norman Davis, named chairman of the American Red Cross and disarmament, has represented the United States in official capacity by presidential appointment under Wilson, Hoover, and Roosevelt. A Tennessee native, he worked in banking in Cuba as a youth and entered public service during World War I. Previously of New York, he now resides in an historic Alexandria, Virginia home across the Potomac from Washington.
Notice is given by the County Board at its office in Bessemer on June 20 1938 for bid proposals. No 1: Station equipment? No 2: All marked parts suspension and complete specifications and blanks obtainable at the Board’s office. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. George W pyteers presiding.
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