Carl Hubbell Pitches First No-Hit Game for Giants
The Associated Press reports Carl Hubbell no-hit the Pirates at the Polo Grounds, a 1-0 victory marking the first major league no-hitter since 1926. The game featured defensive miscues by Pirates and a strong Giants defense, with Lloyd Waner and Pie Traynor making routine plays and Hubbell surviving late stress to seal the win. The day also saw Mel Ott homers and Yaite Hoyt winning his fourth straight for New York, while other AL games included the Yankees’ sixth straight win and Cleveland-besting Boston.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday And Today
Yesterday's results show New York defeated Pittsburgh 11 to 0 and Chicago beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 while Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 and St Louis topped Boston 10 to 2. Today features St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn with Pittsburgh in New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Additional results: New York 8 over St Louis 1 Detroit 6 over Washington 4 Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 over Boston 1 with Boston visiting Cleveland and Washington visiting Detroit and New York visiting St Louis.
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Labarba Sick forces delay in bantam title bout
New York May 9 Labarba former flyweight champ now bantamtitle hopeful was sidelined by a cold that halts training for his May 22 bout with Kid Chocolate Cuban. If he cannot return by Saturday the match may be postponed as the state athletics commission weighs the vacant bantamweight throne without declaring a champion.
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Baseball Standings and Highlights May Eight AP Update
By The Associated Press summary includes National Batting high for Cards 424, Runs leader Stephenson Cubs 21, Runs Batted In leader Wilson Cubs 21, covering games through May 8. Highlights, stats, and key performances from the league are noted.
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Rookie Ad Liska Tops 1929 Earned Run Averages
Washington’s Ad Liska, a 22 year old rookie, leads majors with the season's best earned run average though he had yet to win a game by May 7. The Minneapolis product, who rose from the Mississippi Valley league in 1927, impressed with a sinker and curve, and impressed Mike Kelley with his adaptability and quick learning.
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Baseball and batting leaders from the American circuit noted
Flits Stephenson led Cubs in hits with 30 while Frisch of the Cardinals topped doubles and joins trio in led lists. Gehringer of the Tigers paced runs and RBIs with 25, while Hellmans also posted 25 RBIs. Alexander and Frisch added triples. Giants Ott supplied a homer. Pitching saw Uhle win for the Tigers as Malone for Cubs blanked opponents 4–0. Others include Jamieson 9 doubles and Lew Wagner/Cuyler entries.
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Bunion Racers Enter Texas Derby On Long Cross Country
Durant Oklahoma May 9 The banioneers racing entry moved into Texas on the 40th lap of the cross country derby with the first Texas checkpoint at Sherman 30 miles away Johnny Selo of Passaic N J was 1 hour 55 minutes 65 seconds behind Pete Gavuzzi of England in elapsed time at the end of yesterday s 0 mile lap Salo finished first in 6 45 10 Gavuzzi was 43 minutes 10 seconds behind him
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Night of Title Bouts Highlights AP Sport Briefs
The AP reports in brief on boxing title chances with Ralph Ficucello versus Charles Hanson for the vacated amateur heavyweight crown, and Tony Canzoneri meeting Andre Routis in a featherweight bout. Also noted is Notre Dame track at Michigan State, Creighton’s Eddie Henningsen no hit streaks, and suspensions in college baseball and track highlighted by Joe Allison and Pete Gavazal.
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Mid-Atlantics Start Season in Windber Pa
The Mid-Atlantic baseball clubs begin their pennant race with leaders Daily predicting a very strong circuit. Scottdale at Johnstown Cumberland at Jeanette Charleroi at Wheeling Clarksburg at Fairmont. The season will not be split this year. Hoover and Litchfield to discuss trans oceanic dirigible air mail lines to Hawaii and London.
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Sun's Eclipse Observations Across Expeditions
Manila observatory leader of a major eclipse expedition to Iloilo praised the corona and visible planets and stars around the sun. Selga reported to the United States Naval Observatory expedition as well as the University of Hamburg and a group of English scientists conducted observations under favorable weather.
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Extraordinary solar eclipse fascinates crowds across the globe
The May 9 eclipse drew thousands who witnessed a 100 mile wide curved path from the Indian Ocean east of Africa through Polynesia while clouds limited visibility. Observers in Siam and Britain saw little as clouds obscured the sun.
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