Baseball flareups and shifting roles across major leagues
The piece discusses rising tempers and on-field clashes across the three major leagues, noting managers and players like Dres and Lavagetto amid flares at ballparks. It surveys changes in discipline and positions, citing examples from the Phillies, White Sox, Pirates, and Cubs as evidence of evolving attitudes and coaching influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Todd
Phils
Dean
Texas
Tex Cube
Cinguch
George
Charley Dres
Cincinnati
Pirates
Wrigley Field
Bill Harry Lavagetto
Wy Grimm
Bell
Babe Ruth ends era with Braves after 21 seasons
Babe Ruth says he is through with major league baseball amid bitter exchanges with Emil Fuchs and Bill McKechnie. Ruth recalls disputes over retirement terms and salary, contrasts with McKechnie’s support, and notes high attendance and three homers on a final road trip. He would like to buy his Braves uniform as a last memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Herman Ruth
Boston Braves
Babe Rv
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Bill McKechnie
Associated Press
McKechnie
Ruth
Fuchs
Babe Ruth
Judge Fuchs
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Diamond
Philadelphia
Chiozza
Yankees Top A's 7 4 in Rivalry Clash Shake Lead
The Yankees beat the Athletics 7 4 to extend their AL lead to two and a half games. Lazzeri hit a three-base hit in the first inning and Dickey added a homer in the sixth helping Connie Mack’s club drop a fourth straight. The Indians outslugged the Browns 11 4 in fourteen innings while the Cardinals fell to the Cubs 6 2 in the NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Athletics
George Blaeholder
Philadelphia
Dickey
Blaeholder
Browns
Yanks
Lazzeri
Crosetti
Ben Chapman
Combs
Mahaffey
Yankees
TRIBE
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Cleveland
Jack Knott
Bob Weiland
Bruce Campbell
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Chicago Cubs
New York
Charlie Root
Vinton All Stars Defeat Ironton in Rain Soaked Win
The Vinton County All Stars defeated Ironton 18 to 1 at Radcliff ballpark as rain drenched nearly every inning until the eighth. Radcliff hitters struck early against Lynch, taking control, with Scioto Valley Selects set to visit Radcliff next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. for a Ross County clash led by Dimoty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
Vinton County All Stars
Ironton
Lynch
Scioto Valley Selects
Scioto Valley League
Dimoty
Ohio State University
All Stars
Ross County
IRON
Seokiow
Barnes
Holliday
Brammer
Lynd
Bone Boensere
Walker
B. Radeis
Bram
C. Sprains Sprague A . Radcliff
Measing
Adel
Boxing Results From Pittsburg And New Orleans
Associated Press reports John Henry Lewis stopped Tom Patrick in Pittsburgh while Allen Matthews halted Tommy Ro Mano in Cleveland. In New Orleans George Salvadore outpointed Harry Dublinsky as Boston’s fighter earned a decision over a Chicago opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
Allen Matthews
St. Louis
Tommy RoMano
Cleveland
Mets
NEW Orleans
George 5Avadore
Boston
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Standings and schedules from baseball associations
National and American Association standings are listed for clubs like Chicago New York Cleveland and St Louis with records shown. Then scheduled games for Monday Wednesday include cities such as Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cleveland, with notes on rain and inning counts where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rational News A Ae
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn Concen
Philadelphia
American
Sisecccee Ays
Sioguois Capdeienepecee
Ase Poston Erestonsceeses
St. Loui
Owen
Kansas City
Ae Carvertue
Casenacen
Louisville
Millers Lose Dutch Holland in Milwaukee Bean Ball
Robert Dutch Holland of the Minneapolis Millers was in a Milwaukee hospital after an accidental beaning by Steve Larkin. Holland suffered a fractured upper jaw and possible skull fracture in the ninth inning of a 9 to 1 Brewers win. The injury comes as the Millers’ push for the American Association lead is slowed by other sluggers’ injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert
Dutch) Holland
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Holland
Miller
Steve Larkin
Larkin
Brewers
Donie Bush
Millers
American Association
Spencer Harris
Kansas City
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus Red Birds
St. Paul
Saints
Louisville
Toledo
Monday Stars From Associated Press Include Cubs Yankees Indians
Charley Root limited the Cubs to nine scattered hits and added a single and home run. Tony Lazzeri doubled and singled to drive in three runs for the Yankees. Bruce Campbell hit a bases loaded homer as Cleveland erupted for seven runs in the fourteenth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charley Root
Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Bruce Campbell
Indians
Cleveland
McNair
Athletics
Moses
Campbell
Hack
Johnson
Greenberg
Tigers
Dickey
Yanks
Macks
Philadelphia
Feneneeweene
Deandaunses
Foxx
Higgins i McNair
Reife de Peneenminthanee
Chapman
Wreen Eee Gehrig
Eccesnus Witee Selkirk SF
Crenetti
Des i Soenabeillbaadaataiah
Murphy
dRan
Finney
Minnesota Wins 1935 Western Conference Baseball Title
Minnesota clinches the 1935 Western Conference baseball championship by defeating Wisconsin 7 to 2, bringing their record to eight wins and two losses and leaving Illinois Chicago and Ohio State tied for second place with seven wins and three losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Gophers
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio State
Irish Daney earns two straight falls over John Kazan
In New Haven Conn Dan ney weighing 218 from Ireland defeated Montreal's John Kazan 212 in straight falls to win the wrestling bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Danney
Ireland
John Kazan
Montreal
Abel back in harness wins Marmion at Pimlico
New York jockey A. J. Abel, renowned in his day, now campaigns on eastern tracks. He owns trains and rides his horses, proving his skill as Marmion rallied from last to win at Pimlico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. J. Abel
Pimlico
Dutra Brushes Off Oakmont Fears in Open Defense
Olin Dutra, defending the National Open at Oakmont, dismisses fears of the treacherous course. The California star says Oakmont’s test rewards accurate golf, with 300 traps and lightning fast, undulating greens that demand exact putting to contend for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Olin Dutra
Links
Dutra
Wrestler Ed Don George Teams With Dusek Against Family
At Coney Island Velodrome Ed Don George faced Rudy Dusek with Rudy’s brothers Emil Joe and Ernie serving as seconds. The match highlighted a family involvement in the event and showcased Dusek’s clan supporting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed Don George
Rudy Dusek
Coney Island
Rudy
Emil
Joe
Ernie
Leading Batters and Pitchers In Monday Games
Baseball leaders list top batters and pitchers with titles and team names. Vaughan Pirates leads in runs and hits. Medwick Cardinals tops RBIs. Goodman Reds and Waner Pirates share steals. Ott Giants and Moore Giants among home run leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Leaner
Goodman
Reds
L. Waner
Ott
Giants
John Moore
Phillies
Joe Moore
Myers
Bordsagary
Dodgers
Parmelee
Castleman
Walker
Moody Begins Comeback Run at St George's Hill
Helen Wills Moody, former American champion, wins 6-2 6-0 over Jill Notley in a third round match at Weybridge England. Moody, 4th day on grass, reports no back pain and attributes ease to her opponent’s inexperience and her own measured play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
P. N. Morrison
St. George's Hill
Jill Notley
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Forest Hilla
Owens Missing Chance to Race Metcalfe at Central Meet
Jesse Owens of Ohio State will not face Ralph Metcalfe in a special race tied to the Central Intercollegiate Championship. Metcalfe, running for Marquette University, tied the world’s fastest 220 yard mark at 21.2 seconds on one turn, while Owens has run 23 seconds on the straight. The planned bout fell through as Metcalfe could not take time from law studies to train for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Jesse Owens
Ohio
Vg Wholesale
Ralph Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Metecalffe
Marquiette University
Owens
Marquette
Cavalcade Draws Fans at Belmont Park
Trainer Bob Smith notes Cavalcade attracted larger crowds at Belmont Park than any horse prior to Man o War, signaling strong public interest in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Smith
Belmont Park
Owens Over Anderson Fresno Field Says Holt Will Defeat Anderson
Fresno State sprinter Matt Holt predicts Ohio State star Jesse Owens will beat George Anderson of California at the N C A A meet in Berkeley June 21 22. Detroit signs Elmer Bear Ward to replace Charles Bernard at center for the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Anderson
Fresno
George Anderson
California
Jesse Owens
Matt Holt
Fresno State
Ohio State
N.C
Berkeley
Detroit
Elmer “Bear” Ward
Detroit Lions
Charles Bernard
Michigan
Traynor’s Brother Shines for Northwestern Baseball
Charley Traynor, younger brother of Pittsburgh Pirates star Pie Traynor, is the standout on Northwestern University’s baseball squad. The article highlights his rising play and family connection to major league baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traynor
Chicago
Northwestern University
Charley Traynor
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Kamm Becomes Indians Scout After Release
Willie Kamm, veteran third baseman, was released by the Cleveland Indians after a controversy with Manager Walter Johnson. He has joined the club as a scout and will cover the West Coast and Texas on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Willie Kamm
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Indians
Kamm
West Coast
Texas
Revolta’s dramatic win at 1934 Wisconsin Open
Johnny Revolta edged Baton Krieger by one stroke at the 1934 Wisconsin State Open. He birdied four straight holes, then faced a tough 21 yard seventh hole wind challenge and sank a deft deuce after blasting from a trap. He won the championship by eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Revolta
Holf
Johnny
Baton Kreiger
Revolta
Dexter Defeats Leon W. Va. Team
The Dexter team defeats Leon High School of West Virginia in a regional contest. Charney Horf of Norway, known for a 14 foot pole vault, will coach the 1936 Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Leon W. VA
London
Charney Horf
Norway
English Derby Set To Run Tuesday At Epsom Downs
Thousands crowd into the village for the English Derby with 17 three year olds, including an American owned entry, racing over one and a half miles. Aga Khan's Bahram is the odds on favorite, while Harian Theft and Field Trial are also strong contenders. American owner Mrs Cornette Glorney fields Assienation with Steve Donoghue to ride. OMULOAN IS CAPTAIN PRINCETON is named captain of Princeton tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom Downs
Eng
Odoiee
Aga Khan
Maheram
Cicero
Bahrain
Harian
Theft
Mohammedanas Bahram
Harlan
Lord Astor
Bahram
Freddy Fox
Fairhaven
Lord Derby
Dobsleigh
Mra. Cornette Glorney
Steve Donoghue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
League
Z Daniel
New Teegram
Walters
Teman
Philquite
Joe Mot
White Sox
Dave Mancroft
Smith
Jimmy Wil
Wal- M
Bucky
Uncle Mis
The
Teachers College
Rocky Mount
Edward J. Neil
Bhrouht
Sim
Mackien
Andy Clarke
Wags
Vinton All-Stars
Bombastic Buck
Washington
ST Louis Browns
By Bob Cavagnaro
Birds
Indianapolis
Heath
Owe
Caenee
Cintiewctiad
Stoneman
Stephen
Ecvenineuses
Sherlock
Covenescxes Bedore
Elliott
Columbus
Ankenman
Mornindin
Hassett Ib - Menace
Fullla
Winsett
Ss Klinger
Bonura
Gehringer
Vosmik
Werber
Red Sox
Cronin
Stone
Senators
Helen Moody
Horr
Leon
W. Va
McCann
Burns
Laon
Leo
Phatsittin Sediigaholds
If Oon
Asnsvesns
Nat Po Aalin
Dam
Mesceus
Osmik
Wwe
Hildebrand
Totais
Andre
Andrews
Cain
Epsom
Powerreuts
Omuloan
Princeton
N. J
Ralph J Minnich
Lorain
Steenrod
SHELL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!