Giants edge Pirates 7 6 as Hubbell extends win streak
In a tense 7 6 victory the Giants toppled the Reds led by Carl Hubbell's 19th straight win in league play. Lou Fette and Lefty Gomez highlighted a high hitting day across 14 games with multiple stars contributing for the Bees Cubs and Nats in a hectic Major League action packed day.
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Hubbell
Oklaho
Ten Rhinelanders
Harry Gumbert
Giants
Hub
Tim Kefe
Rube Marquard
Keefe
Marquard
Lou Fette
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Lefty Gomez
Detroit Tigers
Leroy
Tarzan) Parmelee
Phillies
Chicago Cub
Cleveland
Ben Chapman
Nats
Reds
Red Sox
Browns
Dodgers
Ed Brandt
Bill Swift
Burleigh Grimes
Pirates
Johnny Dickshot
Brooklyn
Bees
Joe Marty
Ripper Collins
Johnny Bottarini
Cubs
Marty
Dick Bartell
Carl Hubbell
Homer
Triple
Bucs
Jack Wilson
Jimmy Deshong
Senators
Indians
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Tigers
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday in American League action Washington defeated Cleveland 12 to 5 in 11 innings New York beat Detroit 10 to 1 Boston toppled St Louis 11 to 6. Pittsburgh won 10 7 over Brooklyn Chicago 14 Philadelphia 7. Today Washington visits Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Boston.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brook
Social circuit notes from Millwood area hospitality scene
Millwood Va May 5 Mr and Mrs William Bell Wat kins host guests Mr and Mrs Hugh Willoughby of Port Seal Fla who bought the Colston estate on the Opequon renting The Orchard for summer while restoring their new time. Numerous social visits and trips to Warrenton races are reported with extended family and visitors from Philadelphia New York Richmond and Baltimore.
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Millwood
William Bell Watkins
Hugh Willoughby
Port Seal Florida
Frank Colston
Opequon
Willoughby
Capt
Ewart Johnston
Grayson Dashiels
Richmond
Williams Beverley
Warrenton
Clay Hill
Oil Truck Wheels Fail Near Grimes Narrow Escape
An oil truck driven by Earl Clark for Standard Oil lost a rear wheel on the Welltown road near Grimes Friday evening at about 5. The wheel rolled away after passing pedestrian H. B. Taylor, but the truck stopped 20 feet later. Repairs were made without unloading any gasoline.
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Earl Clark
Standard Oil Company
Welltown Road
Grimes
H. B. Taylor
McVicar Showcases Tudor City Tulips in Public Vase
C P McVicar, revenue commissioner, arrived at the council meeting with a vase containing six blooms of a new Tudor City tulip variety. First produced a year ago, the bulbs were planted widely and now adorn New York parks for their unusual size and beauty.
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C. P. McVicar
New York
Love bird mirror substitute brightens bank office tale
In Boonville Indiana the Building and Loan Association used a mirror to substitute a deceased love bird in its office. The surviving bird mourned the loss until a mirror copy was installed, providing a companion that looked like a bird to the bird.
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Boonville
Ind
Boonville Building and Loan Association
Public sale of 25 acre land in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioner T Russell Cather will auction 25 acres in Back Creek District Virginia in front of Winchester County Court House on May 22 1937 at 1100 am. Property conveyed by A J Sager and wife in 1905 near Route 60 five miles west of Winchester. Terms cash. Decree from James Cather's Administrator v James Cather's Heirs. Clerk Co Brannon certifies bond executed.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
James Cather
Winchester
Back Creek
A. J. Sager
T. Russell Cather
I. C. C. Brannon
Sande the Great Visits Derby Town at Churchill Downs
Louisville May 5 Earl Sande the celebrated jockey returns to Derby scene at Churchill Downs with two horses Sceneshifter and Fencing aiming for a share of the purse in the 63rd Derby. Sande recalls past triumphs while noting recent form and outside chances as the field breezes on the track. In a separate note, San Diego reports a 3000 pound street scraper disappeared from the former exposition site.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
Earl
Great Sande
Churchill Downs
Handy Guy
Idaho
Sande
Sceneshifter
E. R. Bradley
Brooklyn
Keeneland
Maxwell Howard
Dayton
Ohio
J. E. Widener
Florida
Hialem Park
John Hay Whitney
San Diego
Calif
Yates Estate Referenced in Chancery Case Notice
In Frederick County Virginia a Master Commissioner is appointed to report on Henry C. Yates and related heirs. A public notice sets May 14 1937 for proceedings at 17 Court Square Winchester. Attendees must bring papers records and evidence as required.
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Henry C. Yates
W Henry C. Yates
Middletown
Harry L. McCann
Admr
Frank Yates
Eleanor M. Yates
Yates
Winchester
W.S. Yates
No. 17
Court Square
Virginia
W. E. Edwards
Charthery
Herbert
Larrick
P. Q
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