Giants Win 14th Straight As Cards Drop In NL
United Press reports the New York Giants, revived by Doc Bill Terry, won their 14th straight series and lead the NL, while the St Louis Cardinals fell 10 to 4. Carl Hubbell earned his ninth straight win as Cincinnati lost, Cubs closed gap, Dodgers beat Pirates, and AL teams struggled with Yankees, Indians, Red Sox all losing. White Sox the lone top division winner.
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Upset Highlighted Women's Golf Championship at Elyria
At Elyria Country Club Mrs. Walter Ryan upset pre-tournament favorite Mrs. Jack Flynn in the quarter finals two up to reach the upper bracket semi finals. Other matches saw Mrs. Smythe and Mrs. Loutman advance in the lower bracket, with Class B players Winsor Hoke Dyble and Wirth leading toward today’s rounds.
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Dodgers Star Seriously Hurt In Pittsburgh Game
Eddie Wilson, Dodgers outfielder, suffered a fractured skull after being hit by a pitch from Mace Brown at Forbes Field. He lapsed into unconsciousness, regained consciousness in the clubhouse, and doctors said there was no chance he would return to the lineup this season.
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Defending Champs Enter Net Tourney Semi finals
CHESTNUT HILL May 27 Defending champions Kay Stammers and Aime Marble face Miss Helen Pedersen and Jane Stenton in a quarter final at Longwood. Carolyn Babcork and Mrs John Van Ryn meet Pedersen and Stenton. winners face Sylvia Henrotin and Dorothy Andrus in the semis. Men’s semis follow with top American teams resting.
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Yesterday's Hero Carl Flubbell Leads Giants Streak
Carl Flubbell of the New York Giants extended a ninth straight victory for the team as they maintain their winning run. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the key fact is the continued GIANTS victory streak led by Flubbell.
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Lorain Elyria Teams Ahead On Night Program
Lorain American Stove Company blanked Lorain Fisher Foods 3-0 in the Lorain Medina County softball tournament at Harmon Field behind Al Dobras three hits. Dale Lee held the winners to four safeties. Elyria Nu-Way Market forfeited over Penfield after a seventh inning dispute, as Penfield argued a decision by umpire Steve Bako. Friday’s schedule shows Dobrow ski Meats vs Mallet Creek and Lorain Carek Meats vs Spencer Emerson Garage.
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Ferrell Silences Tigers With Five Hit Shutout
Boston pitcher Dick Ferrell returned to the mound and hurled a five hit shutout against Detroit as the Red Sox rely on him for a first division push. The reinstated righthander is seen as a trade asset for winter moves amid managerial friction with Joe Cronin and the Gold Flops.
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Northwest grid hopes and old boxing tales revive in recalls
The article lists opponents for several high school teams including Lancaster Columbus Central Niles Youngstown Chaney and Pitts Burg South Also Cleveland John Adams Canton McKinley Sprigs field East Premont and Aleria High feature in preseason notes. Aleria has five returning lettermen from 1955. Purple squad lists eighty players opening drills next Tuesday. The piece also covers Pacific Coast League rookies for 1997 and Hal Spindel as a noted Coast critic and minor league star. It mentions a 1927 boxing bout between Tunney and Dempsy with disputed count, and Paul Berler connected to Elyria High as longtime coach and time-keeper. The Reds favor Puerto Rico for spring training with Jose Martinez announcing San Juan as site.
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Hollis Quits To Angelo On Final Outdoor Mat Card
Mor ris outdoor mat program at Riverview Park features Ken Hollis of New Mexico losing to Angelo in a 4-3 fall disqualification after a dramatic bout with slugging exchanges. Promoter Morris will open indoor season at Rialto Theatre with Paul Brozze ll appearing. Dallas’ Jack Domar defeats Nerkals in first fall before referee calls for foul action.
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Sharkey Reaches Net Doubles Final In Dramatic Comeback
Jim Sharkey, defending city tennis singles champion, stunned arch rival Eddie Sewards to reach the finals with a four set win after trailing 0-7 5-7. Sharkey shifted to net play, dominating late rallys with precise volleys, weathering Sewards cool response. Pending final, Dave Horan vs. Bob Altefeld advances in lower bracket as coverage notes past city tournament drama.
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Giants Edge Reds 6-5 in tight win to stretch lead
In Cincinnati on August 26, the Giants outlasted the Reds 6 to 5 to extend their winning streak to 14. Carl Hubbell earned his 19th win as New York built a four run first inning lead before Cincinnati rallied, scoring twice in the ninth. The Redlegs hammered 14 hits while Giants mustered none after the first.
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