Giants hammer Dodgers 11 to 2 as Hubbell wins again
New York Giants slugged Brooklyn early and late behind Carl Hubbell in a 11 to 2 victory. Mancuso Ripple Moore and Ott homered as Hubbell lasted seven innings, giving the Giants their 18th straight league win.
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Dodgers
EW York
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Brooklyn Dodgers
King Carl
Gus Mancuso
Mel Ott
Jim Ripple
JoJo Moore
Cetaileo
Machine
Metals
PA Kofer
Pinelli, Goetz and
Quigley
Brooklyn
New York
Brack
Darteld
Fucher
Tlchiozza
Winsett
O'y Moore
Manush
Hassett Ib
Davis
O'Ripple
Idsonvss
Ottrlumpp
O’mancuso
Malinosky
Birkofer
Thitcher
Cooney Jefeant
Teterson
Moore
Hywagetto
Cubs Rally Past Pirates 7-2 On Anniversary Night
Chicago beat Pittsburgh 7-2 at Forbes Field marking the Pirates first home loss this season. Roy Parmelee scattered ten Pirate hits through six innings as Joe Marty hit into a triple play and Paul Waner collected a triple to extend his three base hit record. Bauers, Blanton and Tobin finished for Chicago and Pittsburgh respectively.
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CUBS
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Roy Parmelee
Paul Waner
Joer
Pte Traynor
Joe Marty
Pirate
Russ Bauers
Cy Blanton
Jim Tobin
Forbes Field
Chicago
Pittsburch
Abhoa Abhoa Galan
Jensen
Herman
P Wanerrt
Collins Io
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O Brubaker
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Parmelee
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Todd Herman
Galan
Demarce
Jurges
L Waner
P Waner
O'Dea Herman
Collins
Collins Blanton
Vaughan
Suhr
Parme Lee
Brubaker
Parmeler
Tobin
Bauvers
Blanton
Magerkurth
Barr
Moran
Tipton Triumphs In Cedar County Track Carnival
Tipton high school dominated the Cedar county meet on Tipton field winning with 109 points while Mechanicsville 64 Stanwood 28 West Branch 23 and Clarence 15. The meet featured multiple events with Tipton athletes claiming many titles including the 440 yard relay Mile run 880 yard relay and 220 yard dash among others, with strong showings from Mechanicsville Stanwood and West Branch.
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Cedar County
Tipton Field
Mechanicsville High
Stanwood
West Branch
Clarence
Miller Banks Howe
Shaffer
Mechanicsville
Foster
Tipton Rock
Kimball
Bolton Tipton
Tevis Tipton
Sexton West Branch
Miller Tipton
Shaffer Tipton
Hasselbusch
Howe
Hurdies Kautz
Waltshire Mechanicsville
Burress Stanwood
Chambliss Tipton
Stingles
Pruess Mechanicsville
Medico
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Imp Walshire Mechanicsy
Ftrat Nesmith
Tipton Secone
Mus
Peri Mechanwatille
Foster West Branch
Behrer Brannend
Fran Hove
Topin
Kian Clarence
Hove Tipton
Barns Tipton
Watahire Mechanicasoairy Fishers Stanwood
von Behren
Mowe
Tipton Accond Puffer Mechaniceville
Gallmeier Stanwood
Calmar and Decorah Triumph in Winneshiek Tourney
In the Winneshiek county baseball tournament opening games Calmar beat Ridgeway 19 to 2 and Decorah defeated Fort Atkinson. The results set up further matchups as the tourney begins.
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Calmar
Decorah
Senators End Yankees Five-Game Streak In 4 1 Victory
Washington debuts Buck Newsom with five hits and a 4 1 win over the New York Yankees. Kemp Wicker start falters but settles, Makosky shuts the door after. George Selkirk drives in a triple and two runs as the Senators grab early lead and hold on.
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Buck Newsom
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Nats
Yanks
Young Kemp Wicker
Wicker
Frank Makosky
Newsom
George Selkirk
Senators
Ben Chapman
Joe Kuhel
Jonathan Stone
Shanty Hogan
Buddy Lewis
Chapman
Frank Crosetti
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Eee Field
New York
Crosetti
Chanman
Rolfe
Lewis
Johnson
Okuhel
Gehrig
Simmons
Selknk
Stone
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Gienne
Hocane
Paxwell
O Newsom
Tdi Maggio
Makosky
Glenn
Tigers Edge Cleveland 4 2 in tenth after late miscues
Detroit defeats Cleveland 4 to 2 in ten innings as Lloyd Brown gives up two doubles and a single. Bill Rogell and Gerald Walker doubled, Hank Greenberg singled, with errors by Cleveland aiding Detroit rally in the extra frame.
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Detroit
Tigers
Lloyd Brown
Bill Roget
Gerald Walker
Hank Greenberg Brown
Frankie Pytlak
Gehringer
Mument
Lyn Lary
Walker
Owen
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Eta Heath
Yaa
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Kroner An Yore
Brown
York Wele
Hale Pytlay Lauter
Digis Lare
Hale
Trosky
Genringre
Rage
Greenbers Brown
Trosky Rogell
Chehrneger
Greenberg
Dasis
Wade
Early 20th Century Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule
Standings show New York leading the American League with 8 wins and 3 losses, Philadelphia and Detroit tied near .500, Cleveland and Washington below .500, and Boston sidelined. Friday results include Philadelphia 5 over Washington 4, New York 1 over Detroit 4, and Cleveland 2 at St Louis in 10 innings the St Louis at Chicago game postponed by rain. Saturday’s schedule lists Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis, Washington at Philadelphia, Boston at New York.
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Ae Philelphia
Detroit
Peright Cage
Boston Louis
Uls
Cleveland
Ed Washington
Poston
Philadelphia
Washington
St Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball Standings and Friday Results in American Association
The standings show St Louis leading with 7 wins and 1 loss, followed by Boston and Pittsburgh at 2 and 3 losses respectively. Friday results include New York 11 over Brooklyn 2, Boston 10 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 9 over Pittsburgh 2, and St Louis 7 over Cincinnati 1. Upcoming matchups list New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with others postponed or pending due to wet grounds.
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Chicago
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American, Association
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Baseball play by Brown Wade Rus hits and errors
In the ninth inning Brown and Wade score on a hit by Brown and a hit by Rus. Wade drives in a run on a hit, with a passed ball by Hayworth. Spires Rolls Basil and Ormsby credited with the win as Wade is the winning pitcher. Time 240.
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Abhoa Outlaw
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Scarsella
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J Martin
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Ogrodowski
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Schott
Brennan
Dean
Borda- Saray
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Brown
Wade
Russell
Hayworth
Wade Spires
Rolls
Basil and
Ormsby
Red Sox Dominate A's 15-5 Behind Ferrell and Cronin
Boston, led by Joe Cronin with a double and four singles, blasted four Athletics pitchers for 19 hits in a 15-5 win. Wes Ferrell slugged a homer and earned the win, while Jim Foxx connected for a homer with two on. Parker provided a dramatic pinch hit grand slam. Moscow adds 350 trolley buses this year.
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Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Wes Ferrell
Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Clarence
Parker
Nelson
Bil Cissell
Philadelphia
Cissell
Finney
Higgins
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Brucker
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Doerr
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Armada
Johnson
R. Ferrel
Galfrie
W. Ferrell
Dean
Ferrell
Newsome
Thomas
Gumpert
Turbeville
Nitcher
Owens
Hubbard
Dinneen
Braddock Training Move Amid Ring Negotiations
James J. Braddock shifts training to Grand Beach Michigan as negotiations swirl over a possible bout with Max Schmeling in Berlin or Joe Louis in Chicago. Officials worry the Braddock case may derail, with uncertain plans and a potential return to relief if the fight does not materialize.
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International News Service
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James J. Braddock
Grand Beach
Mich
Joe Gould
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Berlin
Joe Louis
Chicago
Schmeling
Guy Fake
Newark
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Caulifloria
Bill Cummings Sets Indianapolis Pole Hope
Wild Bill Cummings, winner of the 1934 Indianapolis Memorial Day 500, set a new pole speed record at 125.348 mph in the 1937 qualifying. He broke the old lap mark of 124.018 mph previously held by Leon Duray.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wild Bill Cummings
Cummings
Leon Duray
Huge Sports Party To Be Held At S U S June
More than 700 attendees are expected for a welcoming dinner for new Iowa athletic staff at the University of Iowa on June 1 in Iowa City. The I Men club will be revived with officer elections and bylaws adoption. A field house open house precedes the Iowa City–Minnesota game on the new diamond. Speakers include Ernest G. Schroeder, Iric Tubbs, Glenn Devine, Pat Boland, Ernie Nevers, William Frey, President Eugene A. Gilmore, Major John L. Griffith, and Prof. Clarence Updegraff. Gov. Kraschel may also attend.
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Uniersity
Simetla
Iowa City
Minnesota
Ernest G. Schroeder
Iric Tubbs
Glenn Devine
Schroeder
Pat Boland
Ernie Nevers
William Frey
Feller Injured Arm Likely Out A Week Then To St Louis
Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller tore several fibers just below the elbow in a Saturday start against the St. Louis Browns. Dr. E. B. Castle said recovery would take two to three peaks, but the injury is not a dislocation and Feller is not out for the season. Manager Steve O Neill said Feller would travel with the team to St. Louis and could return to pitch when the club comes home next week.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Steve O'Neill
Indians
Feller
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
O'Neill
E. B. Castle
Ivy Paul Andrews
Browns
Webster High Baseball Team Wins Two Lose One
Webster High has won two of three games this season, beating Delta and Keswick and losing to What Cheer. Battery: Nieman and Dillon. Other players include Fry Snakenberg Bliss Wright Plank Linder Lenaghan and Pfeiffer. County tournament postponed to Monday due to rain.
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Webster High
Delta
Keswick
Nieman
Dillon
Fry
Snakenberg
Bliss
Wright
Plank
Linder
Lenaghan
Pfeiffer
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