Hubbell finally leads Giants past Phillies for season’s first win
In a tense 10 inning battle, Carl Hubbell gave the Giants their first victory of the season, overcoming Don Prothero’s Phillies 2-1. Hubbell allowed 11 hits but escaped danger in the 10th as Arnovich walked, May singled, and O'Dea batted for Hubbell to end the threat with a game-winning homer warning of a pennant race.
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Bettina to Meet Colonello Tonight in Duquesne Gardens
Pittsburgh May 15. Light heavyweight champion Melio Betis will fight Colonello in a ten round bout at Duquesne Gardens tonight. Betis weighs about 178 pounds while Colonello is expected at 195. The card includes two eight rounders and an eight round watt event.
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Standings and results from American games yesterday and today
Yesterday New York defeated Philadelphia by 10 to 0 while Cleveland beat Chicago 9 to 4 and Boston beat Washington 5 to 4. Detroit led 14 7 and St Louis 44. Today New York visits Philadelphia and Boston plays Washington with one game on schedule Pittsburgh hosts Chicago after New York 2 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 9 Cincinnati 5.
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Six Injured At Autorace At Langhline Speedway
Six people were injured during a five-event program at Langhline speedway. Bud Henderson of Akron, 31, was in critical condition at Harriman hospital after a left leg injury in a 10 mile race. Duke Alan of Chicago won the main event in record time with Tommy Hinnershitz second and Mile Little third. A spectator tire incident and other crashes marred the program, with Bud Walker of Lawrence, N J, involved in a tire throw that flew into the grandstand.
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Bud] Walker
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Scranton Bowler Leads In State Meet
George Tomek of Scranton topped the Pennsylvania bowling championships all events after an 1800 total on anthracite Day. He led 175 bowlers, with 660 in singles and 620 in doubles, beating Bob Wright of Philadelphia for the all events lead as Weight dropped to second with 1882 pins.
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Fellers Mother Injured by Foul Ball at Mother’s Day Game
Mrs. William Feller, mother of Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller, suffered a left-eye injury from a line drive foul tip during the Indians vs White Sox game. She wore bandages after 28,000 fans watched the incident as Bob continued pitching to lead 9 to 4 before visiting the hospital for treatment.
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Baseball results from international and American associations
Baseball results list multiple games with scores including Jersey City 6 2 Montreal 2 5 Newark 11 6 Buffalo 8 6 Baltimore 5 9 Syracuse 1 4 Toronto 0 Rochester 12 American Association games show Louisville 4 2 Milwaukee 8 1 Kansas City 10 St Paul 8 Toledo 4 4 Columbus 11 8.
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Indians Return Home After Night Game Prep
The Indians arrived in Cleveland last night for a brief rest before heading to Philadelphia for the eastern trip. They will open with the first night game in American League history on Tuesday.
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Reds Replace Cubs In Doyle's 1939 Selections
United Press reports Jack Doyle cut Yankees to 25 to 1 for the American League flag and moved Reds to 11-6 while boosting Cubs to 5-2. He notes a NL pennant shakeup with Phillies likely finishing last and predicts a record low games won by the champion.
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Ten Players In Major Trade In St Louis Browns to Detroit Tigers
Crowding Buck Newsom celebrates a major deal as the St Louis Browns trade ten players to the Detroit Tigers for four right handed pitchers an outfielder and an infielder. Outfielder Beau Bell infielder Ralph Red Kvess and pitcher Jim Walk are sent to Detroit along with other players. The Browns receive Vernon Kennedy George Gill Bob Harris Roxie Lawson outfielder Chet Lanhs and infielder Marie Christman in exchange. No money changes hands in the ten player swap.
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Red) Kvess
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Fire Chief Repeats In Outboard Race
New York May 12 A tire chief crouched in an old red hull powered by a motor from his firemen, shattered a 12 year drought to win the 130 mile Albany to New York handicap. Clayton W Bishop, an 8 year old Gasel Myss outboard pilot who won in 1936, repeated as winner. He led Humarock Baby past Poughkeepsie and finished more than four minutes ahead of Arthur Wullschleger, a Cornell University junior from Larchmont, N.Y.
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Jamestown Overpowered By Niagara Falls 2106 at Hyde Park
Niagara Falls defeated Jamestown 210 to 6 at Hyde Park Stadium in the afternoon game. Bob Hulder, a newcomer from St. Louis, delivered power to the Niagara Falls lineup with a strong hit in the eighth inning driving in three runs with two on.
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Kendall Oils Isaac Bakers Cup Titles In Tri State Meet
Pradford May 1 The Kendall Oils and Isaac Bakers Cup bowlers closed the Tri State tournament with strong performances. Las Lyte anchored by a 2005 all events total led the field and teamed with Carl Johnson to win the doubles with 1317. Lyte added 685 in singles and 681 in team plus 689 in singles.
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Erie Sailors Defeat Portsmouth 3 to 1 in Series Opener
Portsmouth opened the series with Erie as Louis Stefurak delivered a four hit game for the Sailors. Erie edged Portsmouth 3 to 1 to take two of three in the series and extend their stay after a road trip in which they won four of six games.
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Yesterday's hero Carl Hubbell defeats Phillies 2 to 1
Carl Hubbell returned from August surgery to win his first game back, guiding the Giants past the Phillies 2 to 1. Hubbell's performance sparked a narrow victory, marking a triumphant comeback for the ace pitcher.
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Aero Keglers Rally Big Jamestown Bowling Meet
Aero Supply Keglers rallied at the Jamestown district tournament on Saturday posting strong scores. Harold Crope led with 577 in the aggregate 2647 while doubles Al Baressi Cragg hit 1183 and Harry Krone contributed a 59 in singles.
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Girard Tops Union City 15 9 in County Independent opener
Girard defeated Union City 15 to 9 in the County Independent League opener. A two-run second inning gave Girard the lead, with Baxter belting a solo homer in the eighth and Johnson hitting a two-run shot for Union City in the ninth.
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Harvard Dartmouth Resume Close Battle For Intercollegiate Lead
New York May 15 Harvard Correll and Dartmouth continue to dominate attention this week as they resume their close battle for leadership in the Intercollegiate Baseball League. Classified wart ads promote profitable habit of running ads daily. Dial 48-034.
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