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we bee Ae aa coc Re a ener ae 9 4 es "ate Seopa eae renantie? ey + © . i % PE i De ' THURS., "strikes. OCTOBER Ist, 1936 THE HATLEYBURIAN _ Page 5 Hubbell Pitches Giants to Win in First Series Tilt Selkirk for Yanks and! Bartell of Giants Hit Homers; Bad Eighth Inning Carl Hubbell pitched and _bat- ted the New York Giants to their 'first !series victory at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon, by limiting the famed Murderer's Row and their team-mates to seven hits, and clouting two hits himself, the final one, a dinky roller which took a hop over Tony Lazzeri's shoulder, and before be- ing recovered, allowed three runs to scamper across the plate and leave King Carl perched on third base. Hubbell struck out eight Yan- kees and walked none, while Red Ruffing yielded nine hits while setting down five Giant batters on strikes. The play by play description of the game follows: YANKEES ° GIANTS Crossetti, ss. J. Moore, lf. Rolfe, 3b, Bartell, ss. Di Maggio, cf. Terry, 1b. Gehrig, 1b. (Ot, fai Dickey, c. Ripple, cf. Powell, lf. Mancuso, c. Lazzeri, 2b. Whitehead, 2b. Selkirk, rf. Jackson, 3b. Ruffing, p Hubbell, p. FIRST INNING Yankees--Crossetti, with the count three and two, rolled to Jackson and was thrown out at first. Rolfe slapepd to Terry un- assisted; Di Maggio out, Bartell to Terry. O runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Giants--Joe Moore lofted to to Powell in left. Bartell flied to Powell in deep left centre. Bill Terr ysingled to centre. Ott got a walk. Ripple popped to Cros- setti back of third. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 left. SECOND INNING Yankees--Gehrig out, Terry to Hubbell, who covered first. Dic- key out, Whitehead to 'Terry. Powell, with the count 3 and 2, singled to left-centre. Lazzeri called out on strikes. O runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 left. Giants--Mancuso called out on 'Whitehead out, Lazzeri to Gehrig. Jackson struck out, the third one called. O runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. THIRD INNING Rain started falling as the inning open. Yankees--Selkirk, the Canadian member of the Yankee squad, hit the first ball pitched by Hubbell high into the top tier of the right field bleachers for a home run. Ruffing out, Hubbell to Terry. Crossetti popped to short. Rolfe sirgled to right. Di Maggio hit safely to centre, but Rolfe was held at second. . Gehrig hit weak- ly to the box and was threwn out at first. 1 run, 3 hits, 2 lett. Giants--Hubbell singled clean- ly to centre. Moore struck out. Bartell singled to right, sending Hubbell to third. Terry fouled to Dickey. Ott walked on four straight balls. Ripple fanned. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 3 left. FOURTH INNING .Yankees--Dickey called out on strikes. Powell doubled to left field. Lazzeri walked, and on the first pitch to Selkirk Powell and Lazzeri tried a double steal, but Jake was caught at third, Lazzeri making second. Selkirk with they -count}3 and 2, whiffed: 0 runs, 1 hit, & lefts, ~ ie Giants Manco popped to Rolfe at third. Whitehead struck out, swinging. Jackson hit the first ball pitched and was out, Crossetti to Gehrig. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. FIFTH INNING Yankees--Raining harder now. Ruffing struck out. Crossetti skied to Mancuso in front of the plate. Rolfe popped out to sec- ond, Whitehead making an easy _ INTERSCHOLASTIC RUGBY SENIOR Saturday, Oct. 3--New: Liskeard at Haileybury. Wednesday, Oct. 7.--New keard at Cobalt. Wednesday, Oct. 14.--Cobalt at Haileybury.. Saturday, Oct. i a" Haileybury at New Liskeard. JUNIOR Friday, Oct. 2.--Haileybury at New Liskeard Tuesday, Oct. 6--Cobalt at Hail- Lis- eybury Tuesday, Oct. 13.--New Liskeard at Cobalt Friday, Oct. 16--New Liskeard at Haileybury. CARL HUBBELL Ace pitcher of the New York Giants, and also regarded as the best pitcher in the Na- tional League. He won the series opener against the slugging Yankees yesterday, striking out eight of them and allowing seven hits. catch. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Giants--Hubbell tapped to sec- ond and was thrown out by Laz- zeri. Moore fouled out to Dic- key. Bartell smacked a homer into the left field stands. Terry out, second to first. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors. SIXTH INNING Yankees--Di Maggio had the third strike called on him. Lou Gehrig also fanned. Dickey sent up a pop, which was gathered in by Terry. O runs, 0 hits. 0 erros. _Giants--Ott doubled to left. Ripple out, Ruffing to Lazzeri, who covered first, Ott going to third. Mancuso singled to left, scoring 'Ott. Whitehead popped to Rolfe in front of the plate. and Jackson looped one to Di Maggio in left centre for an easy out. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors. This run put the Giants in front, and it was all Hubbell needed. SEVENTH INNING The grounds were rapidly be- coming water soaked, but the umpires made no move to stop the game. Raining hard. Yankees -- Powell singled to eft Lazzeri struck out, Swing-|* ing. Selkirk forced Powell at second, Terry to Bartell. Ruffing fanned. O runs, | hit, 0 errors. Giants--Hubbell fouled out to Gehrig at first. Moore flied out to Di Maggio. Bartell fouled out to Dickey. + 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. EIGHTH INNING Yankees--Crossetti doubled to left field, just inside the foul line. Rolfe safe when Hubbell erred in fielding his sacrifice bunt. Joe Di Maggio hit a terrific line drive which Whitehead speared and got Rolf at first, making a fielding masterpiece which helped Hub- bell out of a hole. Gehrig was hit by a pitched ball. Dickey tap- ped out to Terry unassisted. 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error. Giants--Terry singled to right centre. Ott bunted safely, ad- vancing Terry to second. Ripple out, Rolfe to Gehrig, Terry mak- ing third and Ott second Man- cuso was purposely passed. Bur- gess Whitehead drew a base on balls, forcing in Terry. Jackson flied to Di Maggio and Ott scor- ed after the catch. Hubbell brokg his bat in hitting one which hop- ped over Lazzeri's shoulder, Gus 'Mancuso scoring, Crossetti <re- covéred the ball:and: threw, wide to Dickey, who then threw badly to Ruffiing, Whitehead scoring and Hubbell making third. The official scorers gave Hubbell a hit, an derrors to Crossetti and JOE McCARTHY Manager of the New York Yankees, champions: of the American League. He is the only major league pilot who never played in the majors before taking over a mana- gership. Dickey. Moore out, Crossetti to Gehrig. 4 runs, 3 hits, 2 errors. NINTH INNING Yankees--Powell grounded out Bartell to Terry. Lazzeri out, Whitehead to Terry: Selkirk hopped' dtit, W. Hitehead to Terry. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors. Score a) pangnEs 2 23456789rhe Yak ore OO 0000172 Giants .00001104x691 Haileybury Rugbyists Win Junior Game at Cobalt Haileybury High School Junior rugbyists won their first start of the new season at Cobalt on Tuesday evening, 6-5, after a tidy struggle with the silver camp lads, and look to be well on their way towards a successful season. 'The boys have not had a great deal of experience, but are eager and willing to learn, which goes to make for exciting football. Tomorrow afternoon the lads go to Liskeard for a_ scheduled joust with the Farming Town|e lads, and if they secure "the ver- dict, will be in commanding posi- tion, with two home games left on the list. The Senior game booked Saturday afternoon between New Liskeard and Haileybtry' Seniors has been postponed, and will be probably decided on Thanksgiv- ing afternoon here, if satisfactory arrangements can be made, LOU GEHRIG Mighty slugger of the New York Yankees, has had one of his best years and~has pil- ed up more home runs than ever before in one season. He was completely subdued by Carl Hubbell yesterday for| BILL TERRY Manager of the New York Giants, who expects to play first base throughout the series against the Yankees. A stiff knee which bothered him recently, is better now. Donough led the field by virtue of winning every event except!E the running high jump, in which he placed second. E. McDonough was second and B. Smith took third place. In the Intermediate division, Bobby Hume captured the title, Bea Randy Hughes second and . Puhakka third. These: events were more closely contested and the margin not so great for the ultimate winner. Hugh Carlson won the Junior title-by a fair margin, with Fortin second and R. Cline third. : I Ik | i | | Special Sale for REMNANTS OF FLOOR COVERINGS AND RUGS OFFERED THIS WEEK ONLY AT DISCOUNTS OF 10 to 25 per cent Big Bedding Special BED, SPRING and MATTRESS Complete 516 50 e Local Golf Notes | The regular Saturday night dance will be held at the Hailey- bury Golf Club House this Satur- day evening, October 3rd, from 9 until 12. Next Wednesday afternoon's tea at the Golf Club will be un- der the direction of Mrs. Wm. C. Inch, and will probably be the final one of the season. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS DECIDED AT LISKEARD FRIDAY Champions in the senior, In- termediate and Junior classes of athletics in Haileybury High School for the year were decided last Friday afternoon at New Liskeard Beach, when quite a few-contestants took part in the various events. In the Senior events, I. 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