Cardinal Fuss Leads To Better Team Work
Blanton and Bridges shine as leading pitchers with nine wins and top strikeout marks. Blanton beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 for his ninth win, Bridges defeated Chicago 4 to 1 for his ninth, each fanning five.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
7
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National and American League leaders listed include Vaughan Pirates batting 395 runs 47 and Medwick Cardinals 360 RBIs 42, Wilver Waner 70 hits, Goodman Reds and L Waner Pirates six triples, Ott Moore Giants ten home runs. Pitching Parmelee Giants 71, Walker Castleman Giants 51. AL Johnson Athletics 393 batting, 42 runs, 52 RBIs 68 hits. Gehringer 36 runs, 65 hits. Greenberg 13 doubles 13. Cronin Red Sox 9 triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National League
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
L. Waner
Martin
Goodman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Moore
Giants
Bordagary
Dodgers
Myers
Parmelee
Walker
Castleman
Johnson
Athletics
Moses
Gehringer
Tigers
Grenberg
Vosmik
Indians
Greenberg
Werber
Red Sox
Cronin
Red
Boston
Senators
Texans 12th-inning win in Texas League box score text
In a long Texas League box score the Houston and Dallas players clash with York and Tauby delivering RBIs. McGee pitched the 12 inning win while Murray took the loss as Houston edges Dallas 5 to 4 after a tense 12 innings. Streaks and fielding errors appear throughout the sparse line score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pippen
Dallas
Houston
Tauby
York
Keane
Clarke
Beckman
Stroner
Whitehead
Strener
Stolenbaden
King
Mueller
Riftera
Gliatio
Murray
Deuie
Angley
Muellers
Connatser
McGee
Parks Sees $50,000 Open Prize Dream
Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh, fresh from winning the National Open at Oakmont, expects to earn 50 000 from the title via exhibitions endorsements and writing. He finished 299 on a tough course with par 71 rounds by Kreuger and Turner. First prize was 1 000 with a 2 500 bonus from his golf ball sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Sam Parks
Oakmont
Parks
Alvin Kreuger
Beloit
Wis
Turner
Flemington
N. J. Parks
Golf
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
SMU Net Star Doc Barr Wins Texas Tennis Title
SMU net captain Doc Barr won the Texas Tennis Association singles title by defeating Bob Ryan of Fort Worth 6 3 6 4 6 2, and teamed with Jimmy Quick to win the doubles in a 6 1 6 8 6 2 6 2 victory over J B Adone Jr and John Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Daniel
Doc) Barr
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Bob Ryan
Fort Worth
Jimmy Quick
J. B. (Tiste) Adone, Jr
John Barr
Doc Barr
Ryan
Yale University
Quick
John
Jimmy Stewart
S. M U
Chicago
Grant and Bell Vie in Net Tourney
Nashville June 10 Bryan M. Bitsy Grant of Atlanta a top Southern net star and Berkeley Bell of New York lead contenders in the Golden Jubilee tournament of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association. Bell has a bye in the first round and Grant awaits the winner of Pollard Parsons versus James Bass in an all Nashville opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Southern Net
Berkeley Bell
New York
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
Bell
Martin Buxby
Austin
Texas
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Buxby
Frank Pitman
Surface
Robert Alexander, Jr
Grant
Pollard Parsons
James Bass
Give and Take in Texas Loop
The Texas loop standings stay led by Galveston as three doubleheaders split and rain halted a fourth. Dallas dropped a 12 inning opener 5 to 4 to Houston then won the nightcap 2 to 1. Max Butcher won again for Galveston 3 to 0 in the first game with Fort Worth, while the Cats erased the second game with 3 to 1. Oklahoma City shutout Beaumont 4 to 0 then won 4 to 3 in the second game. San Antonio crushed Tulsa 14 to 6 before rain stopped Oilers from evening the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
San Antonio
Fort, Worth
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
ABRH
Crawford
Thvers
Shap
Holman
Tees
Funk
Grigsby
Anes
Sheerin
O'Grain
Berger
Shealy
A Posedel
P Totails
San
Milstesd
P .Tates
Cummings
Heck
Fitzpatrick
Chicago
St. Louis
Moncrief
ABA
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Governor
Senee A
Boston
New York
McLeod
York
Butcher
Pfleger
Jakucki
Vann Larbeer
Brooklyn
Sneer
Linton
Archie
Mealey
Cook
Philadelphia
Fort Worth
Phillips
Broskie
Yarter
Oklahoma
Frerost
Fausett
English
Prevost
McCoy
Kott
McGhee
Fitzpatrick McCoy
Hates
Eke Ai Vincent
Brower
Hock
Fitzpatrick Loring
Don St. Louis
Cleveland
Dalrymple
Bancroft
Keeary
Detroit
Blakely
Philadelephia
Washington
Weis
Robello
Tauby
Baker
Piercert
King
Cole
P Seater
di Rizzo
Caldwell
L . Fort Worth
Whitehead
Ros
Keane
Cole Beekman
Pippen
McGee
Cyengros
Keesey
Katt
Griffin
Brillheart
Abeaumontan Vincent
Baef Y Bates
T McGoy
SheHey
Ross
Tresh
McLaughlin
Dee
Oklahoma View
MiCoy Shell
Ey Vincent
Rowe
Sheley
Petes
Hoek
Houston “ An
Dallas Ne
Texas
Dallas Steers
Max Butcher
Cats
Eddie Cole
Oklahoma City Indians
Oilers
Sports Parade highlights and odds in 1935 Open notes
Henry McLemore surveys bold claims and observations from the United Press column. Mentions Sam Parks and Olin Dutra in Open golf context, Walter Hagen’s luck ring, caddies’ sweaters, and a jab at prices. Also notes ages of Jack Dempsey, Braddock Baer poster, Dazzy Vance as bridge expert, and various sports figures with brief curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam Parks
Sam
Olin Dutra
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Walter
Oakmont
Jack Dempsey
Braddock
Baer
Madison Square Garden
Dazzy Vance
Dazzy
Tunney
Louis
Jimmy McLarnin
California
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Leslie Howard
Brooklyn
Bob Grove
Red Sox
Tommy Burns
Houston
Tex
Tommy
John Whitehead
White Sox
George Kojac
Wilmer Allison
Joe Louis
United Press
Dog Track Opens at Longview Oval This July
The Lone Star Kennel Club builds a dog track on the Longview oval ready for opening around July 1. Pari mutuel betting will be permitted. The opening meeting will run about 30 days on a five sixteenths mile track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Lone Star Kennel Club
Braddock and Baer Arrive in Big City
New York reports Braddock and Baer arriving for the heavyweight title bout. Braddock, claiming peak form, vows 45 minutes of bruising. Baer trains in Asbury Park and may have his right hand doctored. Odds favor Baer at 5 to 1 as 35,000 fans expected in Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxie Baer
New York
Big Jim Braddock
Catskills
Bax Baer
Asbury Park
N. J
Father Knickerbocker
Barr
Madison Square Garden
Giant Bowl
Long Island
Warriors
Braddock
Baer
Max
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Eddie Haughton
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Canzoneri Klick Bout Reignites Grudge at Stadium
In Washington on June 10 Tony Canzoneri and Frankie Klick square off before an estimated 25,000 fans at Grife fith Stadium. No title is at stake, but each aims for personal glory and a chance to claim $1,000,000 in satisfaction. Referee is Jack Dempsey. Canzoneri holds the lightweight crown after beating Lou Ambers last month. Klick just won the junior lightweight title by defeating Kid Chocolate. The rivals have met twice before with Klick seeking revenge after two prior losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Klick
Grifefith Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Klick
Kid Chocolate
Seven U S Stars Enter Isles Open
Seven United States golfers are listed among entrants for the British Open at Maierfield starting June 24. Confirmed starters include Lawson Little Joe Kirkwood Henry Picard Wil liam Medart and Frank Ball. Notable British entries feature Jack McLean Abe Mitchell Archie Compston Cyril Tolley and Henry Cotton the defending champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Maierfield
Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
MacDonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Joe Ezar
Henry Picard
William S. Medart
Frank Ball
Little
Kirkwood
Medart
Ball
Jack McLean
Henry Cotton
Belgium
Abe Mitchell
Archie Compston
Alfred Padgham
Cyril Tolley
Baseball Highlights From a Team Toss
From Associated Press notes Tommy Bridges pitched for the Tigers while John Whitehead allowed five hits and struck out five for the White Sox. Paul Waner of the Pirates hit a homer and two singles in three at bats with four RBIs against the Reds. Ossie Bluege of the Senators delivered a tenth inning single to beat the Athletics 5 4. Joe Moore of the Giants drove in winning runs with a homer and a single against the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Dizzy Dean
Joe
Ducky Wucky) Medwick
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Dizzy
Frank Frisch
Cubs
Medwick
Diz
Chicago
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Burgess Whitehead
Frisch
Charley Gelbert
Lemons
Dean
Gelbert
Jack Rothrock
Giants
Pirates
Cy Blanton
Ernie Lombardi
Boston
Joe Moore
Moore
Mel Ott
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Silent John Whitehead
Hank Greenbere
Marty Hopkins
Bridges
Whitehead
Browns
Fay Thomas
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Ed Coleman
Hal Trosky
Washington
Tigers
John Whitehead
White Sox
Paul Waner
Reds
Ossie Bluege
Senators
Athletics
Braves
Dallas Shooter Wins Texas state smallbore rifle title
Dallas marksman R C Pope won the Texas State Relief Association smallbore championship at Lake Worth with 1686 of 1700. Second was Thurman Randle, also of Dallas, at 1680. Fort Worth’s McLeod Greathouse stood third with 1679 as Southwest pistol shooters plan Austin meet June 15-16 for the state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
R. C. Pope
Dallas
Texas State Relief Association
Lake Worth
Thurman Randle
Southwest
Austin
McLeod Greathouse
M. B. Wilson
Ardmore
Okla
Gene Farren
Houston
Harry
Wilson
Robert
Fehlis
Tom Keelum
A. L. Knight
Fort, Worth
Dale Wolfe
Wewoka
R. H. Roark
Waco
Fort Worth Meet To Draw Texas Golfers
Fort Worth Texas June 10 A field of stars was assured today as golfers practiced for the qualifying round tomorrow in the River Crest Country Club invitation tournament. Jack Munger of Dallas inter scholastic champion and Harry Todd Dallas city and western junior titlist announced readiness for conquest. Dallas youths defeated Billy Coffey medalist last year and M L Massingill of Fort Worth four and three. Jack Speer of Waco 1929 champion and other players arrived for practice shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
River Crest
Southern Association Scores And Outcomes
Little Rock defeated Knoxville 4 to 1 in eleven innings. Memphis beat Atlanta 4 to 1. Nashville edged New Orleans 6 to 5 while Chattanooga won 7 to 6 and Birmingham lost 6 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Little Rock
Knoxville
N.S
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
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Blanton
Darrel
Cy) Blanton
Chicago White Sox
Wesley Ferrell
Wilshire
Tamulis and Allen
Yankees
Almada
Vincent
Muhler
Pahlais
Rf Mae
Homston
Rene Hatter
Hacer FF
Smith Cornataer
Thomas Co Laves
Ann oRenih
A. Sif Shearer
Calbiwell Th
Whitehead If
American Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
E. Smith
McCulloch
Des York
Gaston
Spencer
Smith
Parks Intends
Melillo
Oscar
ST Louis Browns
Mak Bishop
Boston Red Sox
Julius Solter
Chicagotalian
Southern Methodist
Henry McLemore
Respondent
Longview Oval
Russell
Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Eakle
Braddock and
Big City
Loch Sheldrake
U.S
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver-Eakle
Arrow
Wiltless
Blackburn’s
Blackburn Bros
Panhandle
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