Cubs Bounce Pirates to Lead National League
Cubs surge to the top of the National League standings after Carl Hubbell’s near no hit performance against the Pirates. Mel Ott homered twice for the Giants in a lopsided win, while the Yankees beat the Browns 11–0 as Hoyt and Ruth starred. Braves toppled by Cardinals 10–2 at Boston. Red Sox ace Hubbell’s feat highlighted a busy day across the league.
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Fallis
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McCarthy
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Pie Tranor
Adams
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Chick Fullis
Konda
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Liesd Waner
Hopper
Jackson
Terry
Mantle
Chick Tullis
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Jesse Barnes
Phillies
Hub Leonard
Red Sox
Detroit
George Wiltse
McGraw
Pisiliies
Mel Ott
Fullis
Andy Cohen
Cohen
George Grantham
Bill Terry
Grantham
Waite Hoyt
Lou Gehrig
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Babe Ruth
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Probable Lineups For Today's Game
ORS probable lineup lists Doyle at second Sheatey at third Rodgers in center Rawlings at left field Kelliher at first Sherry in right Koch at short Pytlak catching Howser pitching Umpires Nowe Game called at Willow Lane Pr Warr i Young center Sawyer struck out Reeser at third Voemik in right Mihalic at left Durham at first Halloran at second Blanton at catcher Pastorius pitching Metelus on the mound at 3 P.M. ark.
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Sheatey
Rodgers
Rawlings
Kelliher
Sherry
Koch
Pytlak
C¢ Howser
Nowe
Willow Lane
Warri Young
Sawyer
S Reeser
Voemik
Mihalic
Durham
Halloran
Blanton
Pastorius
Metelus
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Elzer i Rawlings
Slayton
Birds
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Tieman
Redbird
Kochsg
Yilak
Martinsburg
R.H. Ale
R.H. Ale. Vertman
Comstock
Gilbert
Sayce Et Woodring
Luciano
Barrett
Frederick Ab. RH
Gartland
Young
Beeeeee
Hume
Scott
Reeser
Sharkey
Ss . Vosmik
P Vee Mihalic
Griffiths
Bealer
Barry
Ifon & Turner
Great Scrap Set for Friday at the Armory
Prospect boxing night features Lill vs Mathews in an eight round main event with a likely stunning turnout. Zimmerman meets Burns in a buzzed semi final as tickets move fast, with $2.50 reserved and $1.50 general admission. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION results Kansas City 3 Louisville 2 Milwaukee 8 Indianapolis 3.
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Will Mathews
Lill
Mathews
Will
Lil
Scuad
Herman Wiener
Middle River District
Eddie Zimmerman
Bobby Burns
Baltimore
Zimmerman
Mike Ferrar
Armory
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Hubs Open 1929 Season With Win Over Frederick
The Hubs defeated Frederick 10 to 4 in the opening game witnessed by about 2000 fans. Rodgers, Kelliher, Doyle, and Pytlak led with multiple hits, including a fifth inning eight-run rally. Frank Rodgers and Hen Sherry contributed two hits each for Frederick as Wertman started for the Hubs before Turner and Gilbert finished. Opening day receipts totaled $963 for Frederick.
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Rodgers
Kelliher
Doyle
Pytlak
Frederick
Mickey
Frank Wertman
Bealer
Gilbert
Turner
Willow
Larry Doyle
Mike
Blanton
Frank Rodgers
Hen Sherry
Rodbees
Hubs
Durham
Rawlings
Reeser
Peg
Sherry
Wabs
Shealey
Koch
Wertman
Warriors
Felders
Fanning Vosmik
Pitchers Dominate As Wertman Shuts Down Bealer
In a short relief duel Wertman earns the win while Bealer takes the loss. Turner and Willow also struggle as Wertman yields 7 runs in 2 3 innings and 6 in 4 1 3 innings. Umpires Nowell and Merelus oversee the game played before about 2000 fans at 2:25 time of fame.
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Bealer
Turner
Willow
Wertman
Gilbert
Nowell
Merelus
Smithsburg 6 Williamsport 2 in fast game at Conominc Park
Smithsburg High defeated Williamsport High 6 to 2 after a strong pitching effort by Smithsburg. Stenger stood out for Williamsport driving in both runs with a two RBI triple and a long sacrifice fly. Final line shows Smithsburg 6 runs on 8 hits with 3 Williamsport errors.
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Conominc Park
Williamsport High School
Stenger
Williamsport
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