Hubbell Star Leads Giants to World Series Game One Victory
Carl Hubbell dominated the opening game as the New York Giants beat the Washington Senators at the Polo Grounds before about 47,000. The lefthander’s calm, control, and clutch pitching drew praise from rival greats and left Washington scouts optimistic about future matchups.
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Associated Press
New York
Carl Owen
Hubbell
Senators
Polo Grounds
Washington
Giants
Melvin OU
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Georgia’s Fight Faithful Pay Tribute To Stribling
Georgia heavyweight boxer William Lawrence Young Stribling died from traffic injuries. A public viewing was held at Macon municipal auditorium, coroner ordered an inquest, and a 3 PM funeral was set with Rev. J B Sammons. Shrine and air corps units to salute at burial Riverside cemetery.
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Macon
William Lawrence
Young
Stribling
Georgia
L. H. Chapman
J. R. Hicks, Jr
J. B. Sammons
Vineville Baptist Church
National Guard
Riverside Cemetery
467Th Pursuit Squadron
Air Corps Reserve
Fights Last Night In San Jose and Portland
Tony Curro outpointed Babe Anderson in San Jose while Y Peter Jackson knocked out Johnny Datto in Portland. Curro and Jackson won as 10 round and 1 round results respectively in this boxing night report.
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San Jose
Cal
Tony Curro
New York
Babe Anderson
Portland
Ore
Peter Jackson
Los
Johnny Datto
Manila
Wake Forest is Out 10 Defeat Devils Saturday
Charlotte reports NC State and North Carolina prep for key games against Vanderbilt Duke and Wake Forest. Coach Jim Weaver aims to beat Duke while Clipper Smith drills NC State for Clemson, and Davidson plans to attack Wofford with improved passing led by Johnny Mackerell.
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Wake Forest
Charlotte
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Vandy
Chuck Colling
Davidson
Martin
Moore
Wildcats
Nick Laney
Duke
Arlington Kelly
Dick McAninch
Durham
Jim Weaver
Weaver
Blue Devil
Clemson
Clipper Smith
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Roscoe Roy
Bo Bohannan
Georgia
Smith
Spartanburg
Wofford
Kildcat
Johnny Mackerell
Blue Devils and Tar Heels Duel in Intercollegiate Tennis
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on October 4 the Middle Atlantic intercollegiate championships reach semifinals with Duke and UNC pairing in both brackets. John Higgins and Charlie Harris of Duke face off in the upper bracket while Harvey Harris and Walter Levitan of UNC meet in the lower bracket ensuring a Duke Tar Heel final. Higgins upset Bernard Welch in the quarterfinals 7 9 6 2 6 2.
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Harris
Donald Morrison
University of Virginia
Hervey Harris
Tom Parsons
Duke
Levitan
Donald Wallace
Virginia
Columbus Victor In Little World Series
Buffalo October 4 The Columbus Birds clinched the World Series title in five games with a 10 2 victory over the Buffalo Bisons. Right hander Jim Winford pitched brilliantly allowing five hits and fanning 11 to seal the series. The Bisons advanced by beating Baltimore and Rochester in the International League playoffs.
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Buffalo
Chamanekip
Theolumbus Birds
Buffalo Bisons
Birdls
Jim Winford
Winford
Bisons
Baltimore
Rochester
Hubbell's Great Performance Wins First For Giants
Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell struck out ten and held the Athletics hitless through five innings as New York opened the World Series with a 4 to 0 win. Ott led the Giants offense with four hits including a homer and three singles driving in three runs. Cronin and the Senators faced a pitching duel as Washington prepared for the next games in D.C.
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Senators
Hubbell
Giants
Washington
New York
Joseph Edward Cronin
Washington Senators
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Cronin
Alvin Crowder
Hal Schumacher
Terry
Ott
Mel Ott
John McGraw
Gretna
Wally Stewart
Jack Russell
al Thomas
Polo Grounds
Sorew
Deeat
Buddy Myer
Joe Moore
Giants Move Ahead in World Series Odds
New York broadcasts show a shift in betting odds after the Giants won the opening game. Broadway bookmakers now quote 10 to 7 for the Giants to win the series, moving from the previous favorite Washington at 6 to 5 before the series began.
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Giants
Broadway
Washington
Giants Dominate Senators with Pitcher’s Shutout Streak
A Giants parade of 23 victories powered by a sharp pitcher who blanked Washington sluggers through nine innings. He fanned Goose Goslin Myer Heinie Manush and Hughey Critz with eerie control, then allowed two late runs as the Senators produced their own rallies but could not overcome the Giants’ decisive defense and timely hits.
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Giants
Washington
Myer
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Heinie Manush
Hughey Critz
John (Blondy) Ryan
Worcester
Senators
S P U Team Will Celebrate Thursday With Big Barbecue
The Southern Public Utilities baseball team, champion of the industrial league after beating Adams Millis in the playoff, will be honored with a barbecue at Charlie Hodges cabin off Kivett drive tomorrow night. Managers McFarland Nabors Hill Thomas Anderson and other guests from rival firms will attend.
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Southern Public Utilities
Adams Millis
Charlie Hodges
Kivett Drive
The
P. U. State
McFarland
Ty Nabors
Pap Hill
John Thomas
Milt Anderson
Injuries Reorder Lineup For High Point Bisons Game
High Point prepares for a big night against Reidsville at Willis Park as star back Fred Sappenfield knees out with injury and guard Red Whitener foot troubles. Mark Taylor is ineligible, Henry Byrum and Olin Davis vie for the missing back position, Norman Hill adds tackle. Officials named Rogers, Parker, McIntosh and Barfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Satan Minver
Wade Marlette
Fred Sappenfield
Reldaville
Red Whitener
Mark Taylor
Henry Byrum
Olin Davis
Sappenfield
Davis
Norman Hill
Marlette
Bisons
Reidsville
Willis Park
Rogers
Parker
Davidson
McIntosh
Mass. Tech
Barfield
Citadel
Local Social Set Hosts Stag Evening With Notables
Ball clubs invited to attend a stag affair at 6 o'clock with W F Bailey playground director W W Lewis Leon Millikan and others as guests. John Jennings manager of the local office of the P A will be master of ceremonies.
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W. F. Bailey
W. W. Lewis
Leon Millikan
John Jennings
Carroll Takes Over Lucky Strike Alley Manager Position
Cy Carroll, a well known local figure, has assumed management of the Lucky Strike Bowling Alley and pledges to maintain the venue's status and service.
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Carroll
Lucky Strike Alley
Cy Carroll
Lucky Strike Bowling Alley
Publicity Critique of Early All Star Campaigns
The column condemns college publicity bureaus pressuring votes for early season stars like George Barclay of Davidson and Freddie Crawford of Duke. It argues fame should follow actual on field performance, noting last year’s stars often falter and urging restraint until athletes prove themselves.
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North Carolina
George Barclay
George
Davidson
Carolina
Wildcats
Barclay
Duke
Freddie
O. K
Crawford
High Point Golf Ace Matton Nets Hole in One
L C Matton, a standout golfer from High Point, carded a hole in one last Thursday on the Country club course, using a four iron to drive 168 yards into the cup. Duke supporters praise their team despite a tough week, while local figures exchange thanks and praise for community efforts and letters from Coach Wade.
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L. C
Greensboro
Kearns
Amos
Charlie
Frank
Cam Duke
Cam
Virginia
Harry Martin
Cavalier
Martin
Randolph Macone
W. N. Reynolds
Rosie McMillan
Barium Springs
Jos. B. Johnson
North Carolina
Wade
Adams-Millis Triumphs Over Marietta 7 1 In Playoff
Adams-Millis defeats Marietta 7 to 1 in the opening game of the city baseball tournament playoff. Sherrill pitched effectively allowing seven hits and hit a home run with three singles while Mann added two base hits for Adams-Millis. Marietta scored a single run as Sherrill earned the win and Yokley the loss with 13 innings notched in a two hour ending effort.
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Adams-Millis
Marietta
Sherrill
Marietta Paint
Cesneus
Welborn
Kniccies
Weisner
Fateiseks
Peace
Sebs
Peas
W. Hinkle
Harvey
He Sherrill
Hollingsworth
McFarland
R. Marietta Paint
Mann
Culler
Pierce
Potent
Smith
Sherill
Yokley
Haney
Adams
Millis
Harvel
Ridge
Diamond
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Palace Theatre
Thomasville
Gaynor Warner
Baxter
Paddy
Lackman
Jowin Burke
Gert Ode Poge
Salem Street
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Elissa Landi
With Kay Francis
Roland Young
Malaysia
Warren William
Marian Maesh
State
Clemson Tigers
Devil
Columbus
Victor
Hubbell and
Edward J. Neil
Frankly
Winston Salem
Davie
Powell
Bowman
Self
Winston
Givens
Cranfill
Bolling
Hemrick
Marshall
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