Ruth Slumps After Washroom Fall At Passenger Station
Babe Ruth suffered a fainting spell and head strike in a washroom accident aboard a train approaching Pennsylvania Station. He was unconscious for a time, then delirious briefly after aromatic ammonia, but doctors stated no brain concussion or skull fracture. Ruth remained in care with fever around 101, while Mrs Ruth and reporters watched anxiously as the slugger recovered.
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New York
George Herman Ruth
Babe
St. Vin- Sutching
Penneyivanie
Enerly Saberry Piverland
Ruth
Aia
King
Paul Kitt
Huth
Asnewile, C
Murphy
Coast League Results Batteries Truett Gowler and Read Vineland
In the Coast League summary, Batteries Truett Gowler Read Vineland and Shea are listed among the results.
Exhibition Baseball Rosters and Batter Lineups Listed
Exhibition baseball details include players Rell Hartnett Wilkinson Schack Shinautt and Gomes letters with Louie Marehy Ferguson Fitzpatrick at Charlotte N G Brooklyn Batteries Osbor Taylor Beal Johnson Dug O Neill at Memphis RHE Bat Wingard Davis Severeld Rego Merz Griffin Moat Kochibecker Vase RB Batters Mails Callahan Gonzales Schmidt Conley Roberta Billings notations show various lineups and battings across venues.
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Gooch Marehy
Ferguson
Fitzpatrick
Charlotte
N.G
R. HE
Brooklyn
Osborname
Taylor
Beal
Johnson
Dug‘o'neill
Memphis
Bat Wingard
Davis
Severeld
Rego
Merz
Griffin
Moat
Kochibecker
Callahan
Gonzales
Schmidt
Conley
Roberta
Billings
Flu Hits Ty Cobb and Baseball Stars Early
On the eve of the 1935 pennant race, Ty Cobb was sidelined by flu while Babe Ruth led a growing list of injured or ill stars. Joe Hauser and Fred Jerman also miss opening days for the Athletics, Cubs face Maranville, and Giants report Archdeacon and Lindstrom ailment as Indians dodge major injuries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
New York
Ankeca
Detroit
Cobb
Nashville
Tenn
Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Hauser
Mackmen
Nso
Fred Jermacb
Chicago Cubs
Walter
Maranvile
Hollacher
Maurice Archdeacon
St. Louie
Frankie Prisch
Giants
Preddie Lindstrom
Cleveland Indians
Roses
Homer Summa
Bob Knode
Caseman
Danebalis
Plan for the Athieele and Bourdings Revealed
Fragmentary text suggests a plan involving the Athieele and Bourdings with references to a meeting or proposal. The legible words indicate a discussion of a plan and a person named Margaret, though the overall meaning is unclear from the fragment.
Can They Fill Rabbits Shoes In The Pirates Lineup
Norman E. Brown outlines team turmoil as star infielders face injuries and lineup shuffles. Barney Friberg ankle trouble compels Killefer to seek two infielders while Clarke Pittenger and Bob Barrett vie for short and third base roles. Pittenger’s return from the Pacific Coast League and Barrett’s bat remain pivotal as the Pirates pursue a pennant under strain.
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Barney Friberg
Killefer
Friberg
Clarke Pittenger
Pittenger
Bob Barrett
Telaine
Marrett
Fetterman
Barney
Barrett
Kitteter
Agallet
Dittenger
Trenaing
Cab Fane
Bil
Tate Bander
Bill Maw
Wilbur Sooper
Tettie
FOURSOME FIRST ON COUNTRY CLUB PROGRAM
The first event in the season at Anaconda Country Club is a men's foursome to be held Saturday April 25. Entry is open to non members with a guest or another non playing member encouraged. Pairings will match similar ability and no club member may enter a handicap. A dinner will follow at the clubhouse. Members should sign up with the sports committee. The committee includes George Forrest, chairman, KB Oliver, Price McConnell and Wallace K Smith.
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Anaconda Country Club
Clu
Ening
George “Forrest
KB. Oliver
Price McConnell
Wallace K. Smith
President’s wife to attend services in familiar attire
Mrs Coolidge plans to wear a gown and bonnet already in her wardrobe and a reused hat for Sunday church services, avoiding new outfits for the occasion. The report notes the President’s wife will keep to familiar apparel amid ongoing wardrobe questions.
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Solem
Epter
Associated Press
Washington
Cool
Jd Mine
Africa
Silver and Blue Track Team to Meet in Missoula
The Silver and Blue will send a full track squad to the Missoula meet with most athletes already training. Under coach Restone the team shows steady work and weather permiting the squad plans strong performances in events including sprints mid distances and relays. Local athletes such as Higwing, Esa, Be Nelson, Putnam and Dickson are listed among those in contention for events from 440 to mile runs and a 220 yard dash.
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Anaconda
Maspuia
Comeh Restone
Steffett
Inter
Siawoula
Nelson
James Higwing
Esa
Binters
Andi Multson Eesher
Janes Dickson
Ace Putnam
Bob Long
Unas G
Marin
Alara
Wills-Weinert Sign Grebhwalker May Box
New York dispatch reports Harry Wills taian fund ered accidents in London last year claiming 445 victims, up 178 from 1923, with Grebwalker slated to box in May.
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Wills-Weinert
Grebhwalker
New York
Harry Wills
Taian Fund
London
Wills to meet Weinert in Italian hospital fund bout
Associated Press reports Harry Wills and Charlie Weinert will fight 15 rounds at Polo Grounds on June 19 for Italian hospital fund. Articles signed by Wills’ representative Paddy Mullins and Weinert’s manager William McCarney. Wills to receive 20 percent of gate receipts and Weinert 10 percent with no other bout before the fundraiser.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Wills
Charlie ‘Weinert
Newark
N. J
Jimmy'De Forest
Wills
Jeinert
Harry
Grab
Hickey Walker
Fugasy
State Athletic ‘Commission
Walker
Dave Shade
Pacific Coast
Shade
Gret
State ‘Athletic "Commission
Con- Geeta
Pugazy Inti
Ward and Ruth Heat the Fences in Double Exhibition
Yankee second baseman Aaron Ward homered twice and Earl Combs added a shot as New York thrashed the Dodgers 10 to 3 in a spirited exhibition. Rogers Hornsby starred for St Louis with two at bats and strong hitting as the Cubs prepared in Kansas City for a series with the Kansas City club after a Pacific coast trek. Rabbit Maranville moved on toward Chicago amid notes of the ongoing National League spring activity.
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Associated Ren
New York
Aaron Ward
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Greenwille
C. Ruth
Thu
Tory
Dodgers
Ward
Ieee
Earl Combs
Hank de
Bill Falk
White Sox
Cubs
Kansas City
Rabbit Maranville
Chicago
Bie
Glarks Release Star Hurler Ed Coleman
Ed Coleman, star hurler for the Glarks, has been released by the Clares after a period as their top pitcher. The move ends Coleman’s tenure with the team, signaling a reshuffle in the pitching staff and potential new opportunities for the veteran hurler.
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Glarks
Star Hurler
ED Coleman
Ba Coleman
Clares
Been Grant
Anode Ball Player Married in Helena
Walter Keeley, shortstop prospect for the Anodes, and Mies Gladys Granath of Butte were married in Helena after arriving there Tuesday. Keeley, once with Clark’s team, is touted as a top Mines Teague shortstop. Granath, a popular Butteite, previously worked at the Butte Phonograph Co.
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Walter Keeley
Mies Gladys Granath
Butte
Iena
Helena
Me. Keeley
Clarks
Mrs. Keeley
Butts Phonograph Company
Butte Handball Players Grind for Montana Title
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena details Brett singles contenders advancing in the opening rounds of the Montana state handball tournament. Favorites include Netch and Jardine, with Butte’s Dee Doherty advancing to the fourth round as the field narrows toward the title.
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Helena
Brett
Momtana
Sbi
Dee Doherty
Tx Butte
Eae
Aden
Tee
Ates
Uae
Doherty
Butte
le ‘Jardine
Falrd
Sports Briefs From May Heat In City
Sr heat dominates May schedule as teams prep for late season action. Highlights include track and field events and weekend matchups across metropolitan venues.
Yeomen Elect Butte Man Vie President Helena
Fragmentary report notes an election of a president termed Yeomen Elect Butte Man Vie President at Helena. It references Albert White of Forsyth and mentions a federal shipping line of Australia and a government offer to sell ships, with a value noted as 857,000. The text is garbled but suggests a formal appointment and maritime policy context.
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Associated Press
Helena
Albert
White
Forsyth
Australia
Gellett
Wale
Young athletes prepare for meet with a yard obstacle race
Local young athletes from class B and smaller high schools train for an upcoming meet. The program includes a 220 yard dash, broad jump, and other events. Teams labeled B and W will compete, with prizes for first, second and third place.
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Ping Rao
Ivan
Ivan the
Mega
Court house players WW water polo game lineup
Readable lineups show Courthouse Players facing WW Water Polo in a 155 rough game outline. Names and positions not clearly legible but team match setup is noted.
Central Athletes Awarded Sweaters
Twenty one Central high athletes in aridiron track and tall court were awarded sweaters yesterday. Recipients include Rear don Dennehy Keppler Vv Jorick Nuwest Nee Murray Manturarrington Raber O'Brien Reardon Jovick Murray and others listed in the room display.
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Rear‘don
Dennehy
Keppler
Jorick
Nuwest
Treatment Claim for Dandruff Removal
A reader describes a method using ordinary liquid soap to apply at night to the scalp with the claim it dissolves and entirely destroys dandruff after four ounces and several applications. The item presents an unverified home remedy with no medical endorsement.
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