Hubbell Tops Dean in Pitchers Date of the Century
Carl Hubbell defeated Dirty Dean 2 1 in a New York victory over St Louis in front of about 26 900 fans. A 10 minute brawl erupted in the Giants half as Hubbell and Jimmy (Hupple) sparked the melee. Hub bell earned his twentieth win as the Giants beat the Cardinals with strong hitting and steadiness from Hubbell and Mangus.
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Carl Hubbell
Dirty Dean
Durleg
New York
Cardinals
Contes
Giants
Mth
Dean
Jimmy Hupple
American League Winners From Yesterday and Tonight’s Schedule
Detroit, Philadelphia, St Louis and Washington posted wins yesterday as the league’s results rolled in. Today’s games feature Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, and Chicago at New York with several postponements due to rain.
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Philadelphia
D. Wy
Washington
St. Louis
Louis
St. Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
It & GU
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Baseball Scores and Schedules from Yesterday
National League results list New York beat St Louis 4 to 1 and Chicago defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1. Other scores include Philadelphia over Pittsburgh and Boston over Cincinnati 3 to 1. Today Boston plays Cincinnati and Brooklyn visits Chicago. New York faces St Louis and Philadelphia travels to Pittsburgh. The American Philosophical Society traces its roots to Franklin's Junto in Philadelphia in 1727.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bucky Walters
Arnovich
Phillies
R. H. C. Philadelphia
Walters
Atwood
Brandt
Brown
Todd
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
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Boston
Cincinnati
American Philophical Socety
United States
Junto
Benjamin Franklin
Philadephia
Pape
Ctuta Ane LL. Pet
Bt. Louis
IRS
ATA
Fight Card Delayed As Legion Posts Start Summer Break
New Pastures says the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion will suspend fight cards after Friday's jinx bill at Bernies Arena with a two month layoff until September. Lipps cites hot weather and fighter scarcity as reasons, noting delays from appendicitis and an amateur ban affected matchups.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Bernies Arena
Jack Lipps
Legion
Lipps
Legion Fight Committee
Glenn Drake
Washington
Vic Finnaszo
Baltimore
Finnazzo
Haveing
Carroll Wright
Johnny Mulhern
Boonsboro
Mulhern
Wright
William Lang
Cary Wright
Doubs
Billy Kemp
Ray Cox
Fishing Creek
Whitey France
Pounder
Steve Burke
Jack White
Kenneth Spring
White
Harry Donn
Mike Kay
Trancis
Mult) Wagner
Frederick Junction
John Lewellyn
Joe Hammond
Boonsboro CCC Camp
Wild Bill’ Ricketts
Hagerstown
Johnny Goetze
Mount St. Marys Prepares Under New Coach Joe McCormick
Joe McCormick arrived from New Haven to study Mount St. Marys College football prospects ahead of his September start. A small spring practice went on without him, led by Al Matuella as players trained in blocking and conditioning while several holdovers and newcomers build around veterans and a Warner system single wing.
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Emmitsburg
Joe McCormick
Mount St. Mary's College
New Haven
Conn
McCormick
Dickinson College
Mountaineer
al Matuella
Frank Apichella
Apichella
Matuella
Wally Opekun
Joe Lawler
Warner
Cfair
Mountaineers
Hugh Davis
Jack Walsh
Davis
bin Blarck
Jack Bubrick
Sue Guam Tie
Mount St. Mary's
Tackle
Matuctla
Washington
Bernie Cunningham
John Ruhack
Carson Walshy
Dan Mentha Raga
Frank Shemonsky
Mike Kuratnick
Mike Seesney
Stan Kokie
Tony Agachel-la
Cat mothers baby hat proves store cat’s rodent control
In Johnston City Illinois on May 20 a store cat named Tabby mothered a litter of kittens and demonstrated effective rodent control by roaming kitchens and foraging areas. She returned to the nursery with the litter and was fed. Tabby then cleaned the kittens and herself thoroughly.
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Johnston City
Tabby
Mullet Intervenes On Golf Shot At Miami Club
Jim Sinclair tops a seventh hole brassie at Miami Country Club when a mullet leaps from the pond and the ball hits the fish on the head and drops to the bank. The mounted mullet with the ball is displayed at Knottwood Country Club in White Plains New York. Observation suggests looking up to follow the ball causes the head to move.
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Miami
Fla
Jim Sinclair
Synclir
Knottwood Country Club
White Plains
N.Y
Washington College Beats Mount St. Mary's in 7 3 Victory
Washington College defeated Mount St. Mary's College 7 to 3 at Emmitsburg. Leary struggled amid five Mountaineer errors as Washington took early control with five late runs and Evans yielded five hits for the winners. Lebanon Valley game moved to Friday.
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Washington College
Leary
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Mountaineers
Smith
Kardash
Turner
Rambo
Pfund
Howeth
Evans
Chestertown
Salter
Leesney
R. Mullin
McElligott
Everett
Lebanon Valley College
Mt. St. Mary’s
EF. Walsky
Karpinski
OU F. Apichella
T. Apichella
Seesney
J. Mullen
Thomas
McGlone
Washington
St. Mary's
Apichella
Alt Thomas
Tomas
pilehop—Leary
Mt St. Mary's
Ecker
Hit records fall as Keller fails in doubles game
In Newark yesterday Charlie Keller did not connect in the first game of a doubleheader against St Tone Beawne. Vosmk and Tremaless each picked up a single for the Beawne, while Keller’s teammates struggled to support his hitting rhythm.
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Charlie Keller
Newark
Heare
Toronin
Jas Vosmk
Rothe Tremaless
St Tone Beawne
Teym AR OW
Keller Newark
Varne Beaune
Hemeer Browns
Pepco Barry to Play for G Men in Sunday Baseball
Pepco Barry famed for Grove Frederick A C football thrills will switch to baseball with the FBI nine of Washington. He will patrol centerfield as they meet the Frederick Hustlers at 2 30. Barry began in Chambersburg Blue Ridge League and later led the Middle Atlantic League in 1933 batting. The FBI team, loaded with ex college and semi pro stars, aims to repeat last season s semi pro title in Washington. Don Rite to start again for the G Men while Johnny Nichols returns from Fort Belvoir to hurl for the Hustlers.
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George
Pepco) Barry
Mg" Grove
Frederick A. C
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street Bailiwick
Barry
Federal Bureau of Investigation Nine
Washington
Frederick
Chambersburg
Johnstown
Speedy
Austin F. Angleberger
Hustlers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnny Nichols
Fort Belvoir
Will Tod
J. Edgar Hoover
Milwaukee Brewers
Fustfers
Tay Gardner
Don Rite
Nice
Fuest Jers
Frederick Tailors Defeat DeMolay In City Speedball Fight
The Frederick Tailors beat the Frederick DeMolay 10 to 4 in a ragged City Speedball League game. Grumbine earned the win for Tailors after a three run second inning, as DeMolay failed to rally despite several base hits and walks.
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Frederick Tailors
Frederick DeMolay
City
Gente Grumbine
Hts
Garrett
Fox Lod
DeMolay Arrh O
Fred
Tailors Alaw
E Milter
Swomley
James
Wagner
ES Bee
Bruchey
Tobery
Garret
Price
Summers
Swamley
Lanner
Orrivan
Loy
Mercer
Nogle
Grumbine
DeMolay
Taylors
Esterly
Gardner
Pame
Salter
City Speedball League Yesterday's Results
Fred Tailors defeated DeMolay 10 to 4. Today DeMolay faces Company A. Friday games include Hosiery against Barbara Fritchie.
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Fred Tailors
DeMolay
Hosiery
Barbara Fritchie
Fred. Tailors T
Barbara Fritchic
York Yankees Poised To Welcome Charlie Kellers Soon
Speculation runs high that Charlie King Kong Kellers of Middletown could join the York Yankees before the 1937 AL season ends. Yankees officials believe he may outshine top prospects like Joe DiMaggio and Tom Mitchell, as Keller has hit in every game save one since the International League season opened and is near a .450 average. Lou Lassahn, Western Maryland College end and all star selection, is slated to play for the college eleven against the NL champions in Chicago, with expectations he will join the Cleveland Indians in the next pro season. Connie Mack is forecast to earn more in the coming season than in 1929 30 31 when he managed champions Athletes of Grave Cochrane Earnshaw and others. A huge Shibe Park crowd filled the Masters last Sunday, nearly 40 000, with 8 000 on Monday and 5 600 on Tuesday, as Alack’s club drew payers despite low salaries in the American League except for the Browns.
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Charlie
King Kong
Lou Lassahn
Western Maryland
Free State
Chicago
Lassahn
Cleveland Indians
Allstar College
Lou
East
Connie Mack
Grave
Cochrane
Earnshaw
Shibe Park
Yankees
Browns
Alack
Beaucoup
Athletics Hustling Keeps First Division Dream Alive
The team maintains momentum to stay in the top tier as they push toward securing a first division berth. Strong effort from the squad keeps events competitive and signals continued progress this season.
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Fred Bowers
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NER Service Golf Writer
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Radis Service Men Asociation of
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North Court Street
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Fredericktown
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