Hubbell Extends Winning Streak Against Pirates
New York star Carl Hubbell stretched his NL winning string to two as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 5-2. Dick Bartell hit an eighth homer, and Gus Mancuso drove in two in a fifth inning rally. Hubbell’s two straight wins mark a personal best, surpassing prior streaks and echoing historic two game runs.
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Carl Mubbell
Pittsburgh
Netter
Waite Hoyt
Hut
Pirates
Dick Bartell
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Jett Field
Hubbell
Burtall
Gin
Gus Mancuso
Farbo Marqnard
Texas Aggies Clinch Share of Conference Title
COLLEGE STATION Texas The hard hitting Texas Aggies held at least half the Southwest Conference baseball championship after a five victory over Texas Thursday. Texas must win Piitay s game and the season final with Texas Christian to share the title.
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Phillies and Cardinals to Run Ball School at Bradenton
Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson and St Louis pitching star Jerome Bean will conduct a baseball school in Bradenton Florida next winter, with Ison and Dear signing Thursday to operate the school starting February 1.
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Jimmy Wilson
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Jerome
Bizay) Bean
St. Louis Cardinals
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Ison
Dear
Standire At SOUTH ASSOCIATION Thursday Results Report
Thursday results show Memphis 3 Atlanta 2 in 410 innings with Chattanooga 7 beating Little Rock and a Birmingham-Nashville train routing via New Orleans to Kingston. Friday matches list Chattanooga at Little Rock and New Orleans at Knoxville with Atlanta visiting Memphis.
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Ant Knoxvil
Sefton Meadows Set Vault Record by Grayson
Sefton and Meadows set a new pole vault world record of 14 feet 814 inches, aided by technical analysis of grip, pole length, and technique. The article traces vault history, form, mechanical limits, and notable vaulters from Yale to Southern California, noting Sefton and Meadows as top sprinters with strong builds.
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NEA
Bill Sefton
Earle Meadows
Southern California
Sefton
George Varoft
Jon
Whit al McGall
Yale
Dem -B. Cromwell
Southern
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Cave
Alfred ©. Gilbert
al McGall
McGall
Mealows
Scotland
J. W. Pryor
Columbia
H. H. Baxter
Robert Gardiner
Charley Hoff
Norway
Sabin Carr
Shoat Hoff
Carr
Pacific Coast
Lee Barnes
Barnes
Bill
HUTT
Yes
Civi
Iit
Keith Brows
Henderson Grid Card Completed
Henderson State College will meet State Teachers College in football there Thanksgiving Bay, Calavh 8, B. Sudduth said Thursday. Arkansas Tech was to have been the Turkey Day opponent, but in a four way shift of football games following the suspension of football relations between Teachers and Hendrix, Henderson drew the state champion Teachers for the final game of the season. Tech will be played here October 8. Eight games have been arranged and two open dates are available for as ninth. The schedule follows: September 24, Magnolia A. and My there. October 1, Texarkana College here. October 8, Arkansas Tech, here. October 15, Arkansas A. and M. here. October 22, open. October 29, Hendrix College, Conway. November 5, Dell State Vicksburg, Miss. November 12, S. 5. U. Northeast Center (place undecided), November 1, open. November 25, Arkansas State Teachers here.
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Hendeson
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Record-Setting Pole Vault Marks in 1982 Trials
Miller and Graber battled for record pace as Graber set a world best of 14 feet 4 1 2 inches in the 1982 Olympic trials. Varoff and Gregan freshman hinted at higher vaults, while experts warned of a hard physical limit. Improved training and stronger competition promise continued progress in pole vaulting and other records.
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Meadows Eil
Travel To Lookouts Fall To Four Hits
Chattanooga Lookouts defeat Little Rock Travelers 4 to 1 in the first game of a three game set. Gaynor held the Travelers to four hits with six strikeouts as Dennings is slated to pitch the second game opposite Frank Petticolas.next game Friday night at 7 40.
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Lookouts
Little Reel Travelers
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Dennings
Wink
Poindexter
Travelers
Frank Petticolas
Prothra
Clyde Milan
Little Rock
Bane and Holbrook
Sharpe
All-Star Team Is Named by Wagner
New York reports veteran Pi Hans Wagner with 17 seasons in Pittsburgh selects three Pirates and three New York players for Collier’s Weekly all star team. NL picks include Mathewson, Alexander, Wardell, Bresnahan, Kling, Terry, Hornsby, Tinker, Traynor, Clarke, Beaumeant, Keeler, with McCormick Strang and Haïnflyatt as pinch hitters.
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Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Collier's Weekly
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Fitebers
Christy Mathewson
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phillies
Rube Wardell
Philadelphia Athletics
Rooger Bresnahan
Johnny Kling
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Bill Terry
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Pi¢ Traynor
Fred Clarke
Clarence Beaumeant
Willie Keelar
Baltimore Orioles
Moose McCormick
Sammy Strang
Giants
Hain Flyatt
Yankees Snap Out of Losing Streak
St. Louis Browns 2, New York Yankees 4. A revamped batting order with Lou Gehrig moved from cleanup reinstalled power, as Joe DiMaggio moved up from third, yielding a 12-hit attack that snapped the Yankees from a skid.
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Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
Joe DiMagnni
Tigers Ace In Hole Delivers Rallying Win
Joe collected a triple and two singles driving in three Yankee runs. Gehrig hit a double for his first safety in 22 at bats. Lefty Gomez earned his third win of the year while silencing the Browns with steady hits and nine strikeouts. Beau Bell extended his hitting streak to eight straight with a double and a single to start the game.
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Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
Browns
Beau Bell
Squirrel Season Opens in Arkansas This Saturday
A 30 day squirrel hunting season starts Saturday in Arkansas with a daily bag limit of eight per hunter. The second season is set for October. A note mentions a hunter named Baler reporting a third campaign with another collection.
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Arkansas
Williams Lumber baseball team to play fifth game here
The Williams Lumber company team, 2-2 after opening, meets DeQueen at 4:30 with Lloyd Coop managing. Lineup shifts include Carroll Schooley to left, Pete Brown batting, Robins at first, V. Sc at second, W. Cook short, Ramsey third, Schooley left, J. Cook center, Rogers right. Sparks may enter late. DeQueen’s lineup under Bill Phillips available. Future games include Mt. Pleasant challenge and trips to Gordon and Arkadelphia park with Camden and Hi. Results so far: Hope 2 Camden 1, Hope 4 One 0, House of David 3 Camden 12.
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Pleasant Daily News
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