Hubbell's Streak Sparks Baseball Debate in New York
In New York on May 26, baseball minds argue how to credit Carl Hubbell's long consecutive win streak. Some push for counting all-time consecutive victories across multiple seasons. others favor the single-season standard. Ford Frick weighs in, suggesting Hubbell not entitled to Marquard's record. The debate notes Hubbell's pressure, one-run decisions, and the schedule that halted him, contrasting with Marquard's opening-day string.
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Retiring pitcher festers in bases on balls tale
The article recounts a troubled game where the retiring pitcher bore responsibility for the baserunners. Walter could have kept the momentum, and Grove’s hitting streak ended when Jim Moore misplayed a routine fly, allowing the game’s only run to score. Dirk Colt delivered the shutout performance, despite limited major league experience.
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Lefty Grove
Joe Waad
Schoolboy Rowe
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St. Louis Browns
Jim Moore
Philadelphia
al Simmons
Moor
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Dirk Colt
Tyamsville Triumphs Over Frederick Junction In Baseball
Tyamsville defeated Frederick Junction 7 to 5 on Sunday afternoon with Moxley driving in the key run with a triple. The game featured a lengthy pitching duel, and the report includes a local note on follow-through technique and stance as coaching advice.
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Southern Division Title Game Thursday in county baseball race
The Southern Division playoff between Middletown and Brunswick high schools is set for Thursday afternoon at Cadet Field at 2:30. The winner will meet Thurmont, Northern Division champ, for the county title. Brunswick, defending champ, seeks the title again as Middletown has troubled them all season. Wolfe likely to start for Middletown if healthy.
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Brunswick
Bradymen
Bill Hauver
Hall
Jack Bady
Foster
Thiurmont
Emmitsburg
Hammy" Derr
Grove Wins as Rival Wanderer Embarrasses Clubhouse
A chaotic scene in the clubhouse ends with Mr. Grove winning the next start and the seven following, while a rival pitcher wanders away in a distraction that could have altered his streak. The account notes Grove would have tied a record of 647 straight victories if the disruption hadn't occurred.
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American League Yesterday's Results Overview in Chicago
Yesterday in the American League results show Cleveland a 4 to 2 winner over Philadelphia and Morton defeated St Louis 4 to 2. New York beat Detroit 4 to 3 with Chicago topping Washington 2 to 0. Today’s schedule features Chicago at Washington and St Louis at Boston along with Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Baseball Standings And Schedule From National League
National League results show Vectordurta Reentre Chicago five Philadelphia three New York nine Cincinnati four Brooklyn two Pittsburgh one. Other game postponed due to wet grounds. Today’s schedule includes To ston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago. Standings list Pittsburgh then New York 1a BR I St fame Chicago 16 12 Brooklyn 14 18 Philadelphia 19 though blue-eyed note appears garbled.
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Altough
Maryland catcher turns pro. Keller to fill gaps
The article notes Fred Thomas leaving college for the Washington Senators farm system in Trenton after being a top guard in the Southern Conference. It also mentions Ralph Keller stepping in, with Vermont, Dartmouth, Yale and Temple on the horizon, while touching on other sports, tickets, and baseball trades and gossip from 1936.
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Little Knocky) Thomas
University of Maryland
Ralph Keller
Frederick
Thomas
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Yale
Temple
Washington Senators
Trenton
Yankees edge Tigers as Cochrane fractured skull shocks NY
A 4-3 Yankees win over Detroit at Yankee Stadium marked Mickey Cochrane's grave injury a fractured skull after a pitched ball. Tony Larser's seventh inning homer provided the margin as New York broke a five game skid by the Tigers in a dramatic interleague clash. Also in action, Phillies beat Athletics 4-2 and White Sox toppled the Senators 9-2 as spring training notes and other results roll in.
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Robert E. Walsh
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Murphy
Dickey
Yankees Pitcher Bump Hadley Hurts Mackey In Game
Mackey suffered a fractured skull after a ball pitched by New York Yankees pitcher Bump Hadley yesterday. He is hospitalized in New York in serious condition.
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Fraternalists Upset Hosiery Nine In City League Tilt
The Dr Molay team stunned pace-setter Hosiery 4 to 2 at Baker Park on Tuesday. Pitcher Fink worked, with key hits from Price, Orrison, Summers, and Mercer driving the scoring. Culler and Harne contributed for the Hosiery, but critical errors and a late rally by Molay sealed the upset.
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Doubs Athletic Club Defeats Springfield AC in Sykesville Win
The Doubs Athletic Club remained undefeated Sunday afternoon by beating Springfield AC at Sykesville 14 to 4. Detauter and Carey led with strong hits, piling up nine between them, with most in the fifth inning as Doubs pulled away after a rough first frame.
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City Speedball League Highlights and Schedule
DeMolay beat Hosiery 4 to 2 in today’s action. Company A faced Barbara Fritchie with Hosiery scheduled to meet Ox Fibre Thursday and Friday games Hosiery versus Company A. Standings show WoOL and Pet with Ox Fibre at the top. Hosiery and DeMolay trailing.
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Planes Off For Polar Base On North Pole Mission
Moscow reports three Soviet supply planes have taken off from Rudolf Island toward the North Pole base to deliver a year’s provisions and a portable hut for four men. Weather had kept them grounded since Saturday while the expedition targets the ice floe where thirteen men landed May 22.
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