Hubbell’s Screwball Hazards and Career Turnaround
Carl Hubbell explains how his famed screwball transformed his pitching career after early control issues. He describes experimenting with the pitch in Beaumont Texas League 1924 and Michigan to revive his arc, then rising with the Giants in New York under John McGraw and Bill Terry.
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Warry Grayson
NEA Servi
York
Carl Owen Aiuebell
Hubbell
Tatve
Fas
Oklahoma Cry Club
Tyrie Cobb
George
Cobb
Moriartey
Detroit
Iwank Ratinie
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Praiie
Bill Terry
New York
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John McGraw
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Jimmy DeShong
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Hoan
Wade
Sorrell
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Tebskill
King Carl
Betts
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Tous
Ashile
Ford Frick Preeilent
Der
Cormeta
Fock Eotice
Indians Narrow American Lead With 6-2 Win Over Yankees
The Cleveland Indians moved within three games of the American League lead by defeating the New York Yankees 6-2 behind Mel Harder's strong pitching. Other MLB action includes the Chicago White Sox beating the Boston Red Sox 11-4 and the Washington Senators tying Detroit 5-4.
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Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Mel Harder
New York
Gomez
Dickey
Marder
Pstlak
Chicago
Zeke Banura
Tony Piet
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Rob Boston
Wilson, Ostermuctler
Miurelln
W. Feerelt
Desautels
Damascus Pounding TM Ball In Trico Loop
Damascus leads Tri County League in team batting and has the highest runs in an inning with 17 against Richfield. Walkersville and Wakefield post top fielding marks, while Damascus ranks sixth in fielding. Team batting averages show Damascus at 405 for AB 247 with 100 runs, Lander 308, Brunswick 295, Middletown 46, Richfield 38.
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Damascus
Lander
Robert L. Walters
Montgomery
Richfield Eagles
Cedar Grove
Middletown
Walkersville
Wakefield
AB. KR
Brunswick
Richfield
Walkernville
Chiles
Brunswick Walkersville
Richfield Lander
American League Results and Upcoming Games
Cleveland beat New York 6 to 3 and Chicago defeated Boston 11 to 4 while Washington and Detroit tied 4 4. A rain postponement affected other games. Today Philadelphia faces St Louis Washington plays Detroit New York meets Cleveland Boston visits Chicago.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New League to Start Saturday in Carroll County
The Penn Maryland Baseball League debuts this Saturday with Taneytown at Rougerville and Union Bridge at New Windsor at 2 70 o'clock. Teams from New Windsor Un ion Bridge Taneytown and Routerville will play at White Ridge League park in Waynesboro.
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Penn Maryland Baseball League
Carroll County
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Taneytown
Pennsylvania
Routerville
Rougerville
Alt Rames
Frederick County
Tanestown
Raouaerville
Taneuxtown
Roneerville
Franklin County
Circuit Disc
Pennssylvania Club
Old White Ridge
Waynesboro
Legrnge
Ent
Netson claims longest double eagle at Texarkana course
Byron Netson scores a two on the par five Nutt hole at Texarkana golf course with Mrs. Phare and Tess, claiming the longest double eagle on record. The report also discusses grip styles used by pros and variations in hand placement on the club.
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Art Kres
NEA Service
Byron Netson
Texarkana
Flbl Phare
Tess
Netson
Ole
Local baseball scene shows several teams and players in steady action
Glenn Peters signs for Rouzerville as Omar Martz and Eck Scott lead a list of former Eagle players including Mel Seace Leigh Heniche Carroll Henily Jake Hovis and Ed Hovis. Taneytown leads the Baltimore Carroll League with four wins no losses. Union Bridge and New Windsor mix in the Frederick County League playoff history. Esther Turner Ecker Lefty Rommel faces Routerville tomorrow.
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Glenn Peters
Rouzerville
Omar Martz
Waynesboro Eagle
Eck Scott Mel Seace
Leigh Heniche
Carroll Henily
Jake Hovis
Eagle
Ed Hovis
Gettysburg College
Max Houser
Quincey
Bing Simmers
Bernie Mills
Nel Staley
Mont Alto
Mel Haugh
Wasnesboro Orioles
Peters
Dickering
Babe Brake
Bambine
Penn State
Donnie Peiffer
Catawba Indians
Peewee Gelser
Juanita Colege
Taneytown
Carroll County
Esther Turner Ecker
Rommel
Routerville
Union Bridge
Cement
Taneytown J
Charlie Minutels
New Windsor
National League Yesterday's Results In Brief
Baeton Pittsburgh game postponed by rain. Other matches listed for today include Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Barstow with pending rescheduling.
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Baeton
Pittsburgh
Maryland approves statewide deer season in Frederick County
The governor signs a bill creating a state wide open season for male deer with two prongs per antler. Frederick and nearby counties gain hunting rights with rules on methods and reporting within 24 hours. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars for doe killing and illegal guns.
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Frederick County
Benjamin FL Phobus
E. Lee LeCompte
Baltimore
State Conservation Commission
Harry W. Nice
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland
Phobus
Pennsylvania
Catoctin Mountains
Open bass season follows trout season starting July 1
The article states limits of no more than ten bass or trout in possession at once, including fish in live boxes. It notes the open black bass season begins July 1 after the trout season ends, with trout fishing tapering as streams yield brook, brown, and rainbow trout.
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Phobus
Terrors Triumph Over Union Bridge In Baseball, 13 to 7
Westminster based Western Maryland College defeated Union Bridge 13 to 7 on Monday. The Terrors rapped 17 hits off Fleagie and Schaeffer with Stropp Koegel Skinner Edmond Ute and Fleagle among the standout hitters. Fritz hit a home run and Bowman Schaeffer added triples while Coe doubled.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Union Bridge
Terrors
Ffreen
Fleagie
Schaeffer
Skinner
Cook
Barkdoll
Fritz
Bowman
Coe
Stropp
Koegel
Edmond
Ute
Fleagle
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