Giants rally to beat Dodgers as Hubbell earns ninth win
In a tune up before the All-Star game, Carl Hubbell pitched eight innings to pace the New York Giants to an 8 1 victory over Brooklyn. Bill Terry's club extended its winning streak and maintained a four game NL lead. Danning and Camilli homered, with Hubbell contributing offensively and defensively in a solid performance.
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Dodgers
Giants
Bill Terry
Umero
Carl Hubbell
Brooklyns
Hubbell
Dolph Camilli
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Bucky Marrow
Fat Freddy
Jim Ripple
Harry Danning
Bees Stop Nationals In Fourth But Phillies Win Series
Boston Bees nudge ahead in the fourth on Silvester Johnson’s wild moment and Vince DiMaggio’s dash to third, then score on Gilbert English's single and West's infield out. Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 to take the series two games to one.
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Silvester Johnson
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Vince DiMaggio
Bees
Gilbert English
West
Tony Cuccinello
English
Bucky Jordan
Klein
Jordan
Whitney
Ira Hutchinson
Scharein
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Aeael
Monte
DiMarco
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Fletcher
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O Hutch’son
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D! Maggio
Ray
Maggio
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Baste
Hutchinson
Stark
Parker
Stewart
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Roy Cramer
Ben Chapman
Desautels
Vosmik
Peacock
Wally Moses
Dick Siebert
Bob Johnson
Dickman
Red Sox
Cedar Rapids
Boudreau
Filbert
Moline
Gibson
Zimmerman
Novikoff
Fugit
Cavosie
Olson
Augliera
Ieft
Nelson
de Morisey
Aughera
Rookie Bob Klinger Routs Cardinals for Sixth Straight Win
Pittsburgh AP reports rookie pitcher Bob Klinger extended his unbeaten streak with a sixth consecutive victory, marking another strong outing after a rare loss earlier in the season as he shut down the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Klinger
St. Louis Cardinals
Woody English Leaves Dodgers for Chicago Home
Woody English, 31 year old Brooklyn Dodgers utility infielder, quit the club Saturday and headed home to Chicago. Manager Burleigh Grimes said English left due to illness, while friends suggest he grew weary of bench duty as Leo Durocher became captain and Babe Ruth joined as coach. English has 12 NL seasons and was traded from the Cubs to Brooklyn in 1936 for Linus Frey.
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NEW York
Woody English
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
English
Owever
Dodger
Leo Durocher
Babe Ruth
Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Roy Henshaw
Linus Frey
Yankees Rout Senators 12 to 2 in Eight Hit Win
New York Yankees power to a 12 2 victory over the Washington Senators behind Monte Pearson five hit pitching and four homers by the Yanks as Murderers Row extends winning streak to seven. DiMaggio homered for the 11th time and Selkirk Dickey Rolfe also drove in runs in a high scoring game at Washington.
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Yankees
Monte Pearson
Washington
Senators
Murderers’ Row
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Wes Ferrell
Joe Krakauskas
Joe DiMaggio
Ferrell
Pearson
George Selkirk
Bill Dickey
Nats
Yankee
Red Rolfe
Ofroscttiss
West
Rolian F
Cenls
Henrich
R. Ferrelie
Osordon
Siulianic
Ferrelle
Kna'kasp
Wright
Krakauskas Ay Oth
Oni
Lewis
Myer
Rolfe
DiMaggio
Dickey
Case
Selkirk
Gordon
DiMarcia
Crosett
Crosetti
Gehrie
Raiders Release Bud Wiese Hurler
Raiders president Harry Johnson announced Bud Wiese was released after two weeks on the pitching staff. The club reached Waterloo Sunday to start its series and had not replaced Wiese.
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Bud Wiese
Raiders
Harry Johnson
Waterloo
Wiese
Johnson
Powerful lineups in all star game
The sixth annual all star inter league clash at Crosley field pits top hitters against strong pitching. Experts debate lineups as fans await a close, high power matchup between the Reds and visiting stars in a long standing 1933 tradition.
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New York
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
All Star Lineup Changes in Baseball Classic
National league manager Bill Terry picks Harry Danning to replace Babe Phelps who broke his thumb. American league manager Joe McCarthy names Johnny Murphy to replace Hank Greenberg who withdraws due to a wrist ailment.
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Cincinnati
Bill Terry
National League
Harry Danning
Giants
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn
Danning
Joe McCarthy
American League
Johnny Murphy
Yanks
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
All Star Game Preview Odds and Lineups Stir Debate
The piece weighs 2 to 1 odds on the American Leaguers winning the classic as batting power and pitching depth shape the rosters for McCarthy and Terry. Vander Meer may start for the National Leaguers with Ernie Lombardi behind the plate, while Feller could open if left handed power dominates NL starter bouts.
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Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Johnny Vander Meer
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Bill Terry
Giants
Johnny
Bobby
Vander Meer
Reds
Bobby Feller
Ernie Lombardi
Gabby Hartnett
Vandy
Feller
Red Peppers Not Sport Chatter
Pepper HASH column examines recruiting and subsidizing in college athletics as unethical practices. It cites letters from university officials offering scholarships and jobs to lure Cedar Rapids youth, arguing such inducements amount to mild recruiting and undermine the sport. The piece notes the Three Eye league plays faster ball than last year.
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South
Southern University
Far Western
Iowa
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Jong
Shute Beats Guldahl In 36 Hole Senior Match
Denny Shute of Hingham Massachusetts won a 36 hole North American championship match against Ralph Guldahl at South Shore Country Club two and one. The first 18 holes were at Brae Burn Newton with Shute three up. Shute led the second day until Guldahl narrowed the gap before Shute sealed the win with steady putting. Guldahl shot 69 to Shute's 70.
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INS
Denny Shute
Professional Golf Association
Ralph Guldahl
Shute
South Shore Country Club
Brae Burn Country Club
Newton
Guldahi
Guldahl
Heinie Jensen Tops Qualifiers With 76 In Golf Championship
Heinie Jensen winner last year shot a 76 to lead qualifiers for the 1938 title. Verne Marshall, Donald P. Barnes, and Frank Welch followed with 83s. Others ranged from 86 to 90 as two more qualifying days remain before Tuesday match play begins.
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Jensen
s _Verne Marshall
Donald P. Barnes
Frank Welch
A. H. Sargent
EB. M. Pinney
A. C. Hoblitzell
B. J. Meltzer
D. M. Taylor
Ed Wadsworth
David E. Beardsley
Harold Graves
G. S. Holmes
Suzanne Lenglen in grave condition amid anemia
Paris reports former world tennis champion Suzanne Lenglen is gravely ill with anemia and requires another blood transfusion. Despite near death, she inquired about Wimbledon results and learned her rival Helen Wills Moody won.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Mile
Lenglen
Helen Wills Moody
Moline Raiders Triumph 11 8 Over Cedar Rapids in Foggy Night
Moline defeated Cedar Rapids 11 to 8 as the visitors rallied with six ninth inning runs to close the gap. Moline led 7 2 after four innings and held on despite Cedar Rapids’ late surge aided by a foggy field and heavy rain.
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Ene
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Fitert
Nea Lim
Records Fall in A. A. U. Junior Events in Buffalo
At the 50th national AAU championships in Buffalo three junior records were set despite a brisk wind. Baylord Maynard Jr. of Los Angeles new pole vault mark stood at 13 feet 8 1/5 inches, surpassing William Roy’s 13 feet 7 5/8 from 1935. The New York Athletic Club led with 30 points, Shore AA with 19, UNC with 15, and Riverside Junior College with 10. Glenn Cunningham will face 13 challengers Sunday in the 1 500 meters as he defends his outdoor title.
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Maynard, Jr
Los Angeles
William Roy
Loyola University
New Orleans
Fred Walcott
Rice Institute
New York Athletic Club
Shore AA
University of North Carolina
Riverside Junior College
Riverside
Calif
Glenn Cunningham
Waterloo Wins Ten Inning Tilt Over Owls 6-4
Special to The Gazette Clinton Waterloo Red Hawks even the series beating the Clinton Owls 6-4 in ten innings. Waterloo collected eleven hits off Klopp while the Owls had ten off LudSick. The win leaves Waterloo tied with Springfield for fourth in the standings.
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Waterloo Red Hawks
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Owls
Ludsick
Waterloo
Springfield
Chinten Uy
Chetl Kilopn
Bates
Standings and results from three leagues and teams
Standings show WOL Evansville Waterloo Decatur Rapides Moline Bloomington Clinton and others with varying win loss records. Saturday results include Moline Cedar Rapids Watertown Clinton Bloomington Evansville Springfield and Sunday games listed for Cedar Rapids Waterloo Clinton Moline Bloomington Decatur Evansville Springfield. Other leagues show New York Boston Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia and Brooklyn with Saturday results and upcoming Sunday games.
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Detroit
Wash'ston
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