Giants Clinch Tie as Hubbell Wins 26th of Season
Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell, 33, earned his 16th straight victory and 26th of the season to clinch at least a tie for the National League pennant. He could reach 17 straight in his final start against Brooklyn. The Giants lead St Louis by five with five games remaining.
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Feller eligibility dispute looms as Landis weighs move
Baseball faces a decision from Judge Landis over whether Bob Feller remains with the Cleveland Indians or becomes a free agent. Des Moines Western League president E Lee Keyser argues the Indians violated a pact barring direct selection of sandlot players. If freed, major leagues would chase Feller, with one club reportedly offering a 50 000 bonus. Meanwhile Feller dominated Chicago White Sox in a 17 2 win, and the New York Giants clinched a tie for the pennant with a 5 0 victory over the Phillies as Carl Hubbell posted his 16th straight win.
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Phillies star Dolph Camilli linked to brother's boxing death
The major league player Dolph Camilli is connected to the death of his brother who died in a boxing match with Max Baer. The brother fought under the name Frankie Campbell in the bout.
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Wellington Dukes Set To Face Greentown In Home Game
Wellington High aims for its first win of the season as the Dukes host Greentown at the fair grounds after a 40 to 9 loss to Oberlin. The Greentown squad returns many players from last year and opened with a 13 to 6 win over Greensburg.
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Des Moines Club President Seeks Feller Free Agent Status
Baseball Commissioner K M Lanis said he was investigating a claim by Des Moines club president Lee Kevser that Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller should be declared a free agent. The inquiry follows Kevser’s assertion regarding Feller’s status.
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City League Pin Loop Opens Tonight
The City Bowling League season starts with four matches at the K of Calif?es. The 7 p.m. shift features Aur ons on Hatchery versus Has erodt Optometrists and Elyria Hardware versus Smitty's Wald orf Lagers. The 9 p.m. shift has Electro Alloys versus I. T. S. Rubber Company and Die dr ich Cigars against Knights of Columbus.
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Mrs Flynn Leads Elyria Course With 88
Mrs Flynn shot 88 for the lowest score of the year at Elyria Country Club. Wallace Bower led the men with a 78 as the team competition hinged on a tight round.
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Yesterday's Hero Hubbell Wins 16th Straight for Giants
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants extended his unbeaten streak to 16 consecutive wins, becoming the first National League pitcher in a quarter century to reach this mark. The accomplishment reaffirms Hubbell as a dominant force in the season's early stretch.
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Elyria Invades to End Whittaker Streak at Strobel Field
Fans debate whether Elyria can halt Sandusky coach Bob Whittaker’s historic winning run. The Streaks seek a 36th straight victory after a 13–0 opener, as Sandusky's high school grid history under Whittaker grows with dominant scoring and strong defense across 1930s.
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Sketches On New York Giants, Prospective Champs
Editor's note previews Giants World Series candidates including Bill Terry, Sam Leslie, Burgess Whitehead, Dick Bartell, Travis Jackson, Mark Koenig, Joe Moore, Melvin Ott, Jimmy Ripple, Hank Leiber, and George Davis. Profiles cover playing style, personality, and notable incidents with praise and caution.
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Cleveland signs Feller from amateur ranks
Charred Cleveland violated base ball rules by signing pitcher Bob Feller directly from amateur ranks, drawing scrutiny from league officials and provoking debates over player eligibility and signing ethics.
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Elyria High Prep for Sandusky Battle at Strobel Field
Elyria High Lightweights seek their first win of the season as they travel to Sandusky to face the Sandusky Reserves at Strobel Field at 4 oclock. Coach Bauer contends with injuries shaping a reshuffled lineup including Bud Geitger Dick Selman and Carlos Gleason with shifts for Bob Marsh George Wehtber and Paul Edwards as possible starters.
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Rain Delays Games in Second American Baseball Congress
Rain postponed all games at the second annual American Baseball Congress in Lotisville. The three fifth round contests will be played today.
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Massillon and Mansfield Face Off In High School Grid Tilt
Washington High of Massillon, last year's pointa-minute champion, opens 1936 with a 55 to 0 win and travels to Mansfield for a test of speed against the must win Tigers. Mansfield beat Cambridge 20 to 0 to start its season. The state’s top scholastic clubs pursued undefeated starts in 1935 as Miamisburg Sandusky and others kept long win streaks alive.
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Shields Perry In Net Semi Finals At Pacific Southwest
In Los Angeles on Sept 24 Francis X Shields and Fred Perry held semi final spots in the Pacific Southwest men's singles. Defending champion Don Budge faced Robert Enderwood of Los Angeles and John Van Ryn met Jack Tidball of Los Angeles. Shields beat Mort Ballagh 6-2 6-2 and Perry defeated John Mc Diarmid 6-2 6-4.
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