Hubbell Sees Averages Catching Giants This Season
Giants ace Carl Hubbell fears the law of averages may catch up with New York this year yet believes his club is the best in the National League. He notes strong hitting from Johnny McCarthy and Dick Bartell, while Mel Ott’s shift to right field and Lou Chiozza stepping in at Whitehead’s spot bolster the lineup. Hubbell cites spring training with Cleveland as fitness cause and nicknames Reds as most improved. He names Medwick Cuccinello Lombardi Hartnett as tough hitters and predicts the Giants’ strength will carry them near the pennant if not to it.
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Wind hazards in golf require stance and club adjustments
Change in stance and club selection helps counter wind effects on golf balls. Open stance with a left-to-right wind may require a slight cut and stronger club. Keep the left arm straight and adjust to the wind to maintain control and score on windy days.
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Art Krenz
Pandenum
Orioles Bring Sorrell In On 30 Day Trial
Veteran Detroit pitcher Sorrell joins the Baltimore Orioles on a 30 day trial period aiming to prove himself for a permanent purchase. He has three wins and one loss in his starts and relief appearances. Perrin remains in uncertain standing with Orioles management after multiple starts without many finishes.
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Surrel
Perri
Baseball scores and slate for yesterday and today
Washington defeated Detroit 5 to 1 while Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. New York won 11 to St Louis. Other games were postponed and today’s schedule includes Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit New York at St Louis and Boston at Chicago.
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Baseball Scores and Boxing News From City Arena
Yesterday's results show Chicago defeating New York 4 to 2 and St Louis beating Brooklyn 12 to 1 while Boston triumphed over PisLiga 3 to 1 and other games were postponed due to rain in 14 innings. Boxing notes include Nedomatsky's eleventh straight pro win and a purse hold up after doubts about a punch, with promoter actions and upcoming opponents. Also mentioned are Negro league plans, Maryland boxing, and international labor cost figures.
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New York
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Boston
How Theyre Hittin g Kelluc and Bears Lose Streak
Charlie Kelluc endured his second hidesday and a Wednesday retry as Rochester defeated Newark 1. The Bears suffer their longest losing streak in two years. Hemsley added a few needed points with a single in three at the plate.
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Charlie Kelluc
Rochester
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American eagle as symbol of independence and seal
The article traces the bald eagle’s rise as America's emblem from Indigenous reverence to adoption in 1782 by Barton and Thompson as the Great Seal design, its appearance on coins in 1795, and on the 1869 stamp series, noting the eagle perched on a shield and its orange hue.
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Mexico
Wiliam Barton
Philadelphia
Charles Thompson
Continental Congress
U.S
Feller Leads Tribe To 7-2 Victory In Cleveland Win
Feller pitched the Tribe to a 7-2 win over Philadelphia, his sixth win of the season. Hayes and Chapman walked with one out, Lodigiani singled to center scoring Hayes. Ferrell bests Detroit with 5-1 Washington win as Laabs robs him of a shutout. Yanks rally to top Browns. Cubs shock Giants 4-2 after lineup shakeup.
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Tigery
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Commuters Bridge Hand Debated by McKexney and Partners
A bridge hand shown by Mason of Garden City New York in North shows how South can be defeated after five spades. West ruffs and diamonds flow through, yielding a 1000 point penalty despite a strong line. The article also covers baseball scores and local spring events.
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American Contract Bridge League
Garden City
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Herbert Batteley
Henry G Mueller
Hopkins Falls To Mount St Marys In Season Finale
Hopkins loses 3 to 1 to Mount St Marys in the season finale after mounting a five-hit effort against Spike Leary. Apichella and Hartke drive in the Mounts runs, while Leary holds Hopkins to two late threats. Miller gives Mount St Marys solid pitching as Hopkins finishes the season.
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Capacity crowd at bicentennial pageant night two
A capacity crowd attended the second night of the Bicentennial pageant Our Heritage in the old chapel of Evangelical Lutheran church. The show will be repeated tonight at 8 and twice Friday night at 7 and 9 p.m.
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