Giants Aim to Start Hubbell in Openers for Series
Bill Terry plans to ride Carl Hubbell in the opening game at the Polo Grounds on Oct. 3 and in Washington three days later, hoping two wins from the lefty will carry the Giants past the Senators. Cronin counters with Earl Whitehill, aiming to exploit lefty bats Mel Ott and Terry.
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Bridges Keeps No Hit Dream Alive in Tigers Losses
Tommy Bridges of the Detroit Tigers narrowly missed a no hit game as he and the Tigers split a doubleheader with the Browns 2-1 and 5-2. Other AL and NL results include Philadelphia routing Washington 11-4, Boston topping New York 10-8, and Cubs edging Reds 7-1 while Giants split with Boston in ten innings.
Baseball Season Leaders Across National and American Leagues
Baseball stat leaders list top hitters pitchers and fielding figures for the National and American leagues. Notable names include Klein and Foxx with batting and home run totals, Gehrig and Ruth among RBIs and runs, and Grove and Cantwell leading pitching.
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Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
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Medwick
Vaughan
Pirates
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Berger
Braves
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Athletics
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Senators
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Yankees
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Major Loop Standings Update from Philadelphia Game Notes
Gawen Tedar Henokka' leads the Major Loop standings as Philadelphia reports schedule notes. Tomorrow’s games include Pittsburgh at Mt Lowid and Boston at New York with Philadelphia listed in the schedule.
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New York
Palladelphia
Cleve game notes crown lone scheduled matchup
Yesterday results show Detroit beating Philadelphia 11 to 2 while St. Louis went 1 8 and Cleveland led with Chieame Ses at 7 12. Today only game listed: Chicate at Cleveland.
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Stars Shine in Doubleheader Slugfest Highlights
Blondy Ryan and Randy Moore each collected five hits for the Giants and Braves in a two game set. Tommy Bridges and Carl Fischer drove two hits apiece for the Tigers and Browns. Satter allowed five hits in five innings of the second game. Forrest Jansen, Earl Averill and Charley Root among listed hitters in a busy day. Frey and Buck Walters key in others. Cochrane homered and doubled as the Athletics beat the Senators, while Frederick and Carroll paced the Dodgers in a split with the Phillies.
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Buffalo Wins First Contest In Little World Series
Buffalo Bisons of the International League built a 7 to 6 victory over the Columbus Red Birds in game one. Clarence Heise led the American Association pennant winners on the mound as Buffalo prepared to go for a sweep. Gallivan or Wilson were ready to start the next game, with Gallivan coming to relief in the eighth to thwart Columbus' late rally.
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Ants Drop Two To Legion Club At Martinsburg
The Antietam Blue Sox fell to the American Legion club in Martinsburg in a Sunday double bill, losing 4 1 and 4 2. Brashears pitched well but the offense stalled in late moments of game one. Crownapple started game two, gave up three runs in the first inning, then Lefty Kline shut them down with three hits allowed. Oretn starred for the Legion in the second game, delivering a strong performance under pressure as Martinsburg crowds and a Weptertown delegation watched Polly Paulsgrove handle both games.
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Shannons Triumph Over Tilghmanton To Reach County Final
The Shannons of Williamsport beat Tilghmanton 2 10 to 4 to secure the independent county championship final berth after sweeping the series. Earlier they won a twin bill 8 to 4 and 10 to 1. Nutter F Mentzer and Myers led with three hits apiece. McAllister and F Mentzer made key plays. The Shannons improve to 23 wins with three losses against county independents, while Ripple and Jones pitched for Tilghmanton.
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Giants Favored By Small-Town Fans In World Series Outlook
New York Giants with Hal Schumacher and Carl Hubbell face critics and Senators in 1933 title race. Article notes Giants are homegrown core, while Senators rebuild via trades under Clark Griffith. Planning details include Hubbell and Schumacher to start Game 1 and 2 in New York, with Fitzsimmons in possible third game.
Industrial Pin League Formed At Industrial Athletic Association Meeting
The Industrial Bowling League was organized for the coming season at a Friday evening Industrial Athletic Association meeting. Officers elected include Chairman A. J. Keen Treasurer John Bowman and Statistician Clarence Baller. A follow up meeting for team representatives is set for Tuesday September 26 at the Shoe and Legging Co offices on W Franklin St at 8 PM. The South End A C defeated Letternburg 6 to 1 with Knode limiting the opposition to two hits and Wiles pacing the winners with two triples and a single.
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Playoff Dates Announced for Washington County League
The Washington County League playoff schedule is set with games at the Stadium. President Charles W. Boyer confirms kickoff Tuesday night, followed by Thursday and Sunday matches. Teams contest Williamsport Wildcats against Hancock A.C. in a rain contingency plan.
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Williamsport Wildcats
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Heinie Manush A Stalwart Outfielder In 1930s Baseball
Washington star Heinie Manush, a left fielder born in Tuscumbia Alabama, rose from early single highs to become a leading American League bat ting champion in 1926 and a top slugger. He played with Ty Cobb and Harry Heilmann at Detroit, later moved to St Louis, then to Washington in 1930 for Goose Goslin. Manush is known for consistent hitting and smart baserunning, set a 1933 record by hitting safely in 33 consecutive games, and stands 6 feet 1 inch, about 200 pounds, bats left and throws left.
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St. Louis
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Hamilton Soccer Club Opens Season With Win Over Kemp's Mill
The Hamilton club defeated Kemp's Mill 2 to 1 in a hot rough game. Mills and H. Smith scored for Hamilton with J. Barnes replying for Kemp's Mill. Substitutions listed and practice schedule issued for the week.
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Capture Net Crown At Pacific Southwest Doubles
Southern California tennis pair Lester Stoeffen and Ellsworth Vines Jr. captured the Pacific Southwest men's doubles title by defeating Joan Van Ryn of Philadelphia and Gerald Stratford of San Francisco, with scores 6 2 6 3 8 6 4. John F. Daniel of the Kentucky mines department urged wagon mines with fewer than six workers be brought under state safety law.
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Ellsworth Vines, Jr
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Condon Wins Tennis Title After Thrilling Championship Run
Harry Condon defeated Joe Ward in the first round and Fred Beachley in the semis to reach the final. He then outlasted a tough rival in a tight match to claim the championship and a silver loving cup trophy.
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Fred Beachley
Harry’ Er
Pete Ahiling
Walnut Street to Play Rivals in Second Half Tilt
Walnut Street visits West Side Ave in the second of a five game series for the second half title. West Side won 16 to 6 in the opener before a large crowd. Lapole brothers starred for the Avenuers while Colgrote and Custer led Walnut St. as umpires Dixon Lushbaugh and Robinson called the game. A drooping elm in Indianapolis shed its leaves this summer and grew a second crop of foliage.
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