Major Leaders in Baseball From United Press Data
A summary of leading hitters and run production metrics from Major League teams. Notable figures include Gehrig of the Yankees with strong home run and RBI totals, Gehringer of the Tigers, and Goslin of the Tigers among top hitters. Foxx and Ott also appear among RBI leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabahav Sullivan
Indians
S. Martin
Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Red Sox
Rosky
Ott
Foxx
Goslin
Beretta
Medwick
inmau_ Jordan
Bees
Moore
Standings Update From Major Leagues This Week
Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati American Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Association Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Oo National Club
Pet
Iouis
Waukee
Bkneas City Ween Ee
Benneapolis
Louleville
Messes Eneenik Anes Asia
Canaanville Wins Over Lower Plains Victory
Canaanville edged Lower Plains 24 to 17 thanks to timely hitting and sharp fielding. NYA supplied teams with equipment and nightly practice, inviting all eligible youths to join in horseshoes volleyball basketball softball and other sports amid frequent contests. London area telephone box raids cause about 1500 dollars monthly loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville
Lower Plains
N.Y.A
NYA
London
Van Mungo Jumps Club In Disgust
Brooklyn Dodgers face action on ace Van Lingle Mungo who abandoned the club in Pittsburgh. The right-hander may be declared ineligible for contract jumping and could be fined or suspended. Trade rumors link him to Cubs Pirates Reds or Giants for cash and players as Brooklyn considers options. Mungo's 6 8 record this season followed a poor Pirates outing. The Dodgers lost their seventh straight game as Mungo fled to New York. Also notes a separate estimate placing the cost of completing the world stamps collection at 2 to 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Lingle Mungo
Pittsburgh
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Casey Stengel
Mungo
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Stephen McKeever
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pirates
Special Hurdle Race Planned in Columbus
In Columbus a 120 yard high hurdle match race features Jack Keller former OSU star and world record holder taking on Dan Caldemeyer IU ace. Keller seeks a 1932 Olympic berth and Caldemeyer will test him. Also invited are Ray Staley and Phil Cope USC stars as USC heads east for the Bucks dual meet and Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Dan Caldemeyer
Indiana University
Ohio State University of Southern California
Keller
Los Angeles
Caldemeyer
Ray Staley
Phil Cope
Southern California
Bucks
Trojans
Chicago
Great Golf Great Golf
Art Krenz surveys how a woman golfer grips the iron with firm even pressure. The piece explains hand placement to prevent misalignment and improve control through the swing.
Golfers’ flawed swing harms ball spin and direction
The passage critiques a common fault among women golfers who attempt a backswing with a closed face. It explains this leads to excessive run and a right to left spin, misdirecting shots and undermining accuracy.
Cochranes’ Tigers manager hospitalized in Detroit
Mickey Cochran, manager of the world champion Detroit Tigers, was admitted to Henry Ford Hospital for treatment. Attendants expect a two to three day wait for a report on his condition after a diagnosis of hyperthyroidism in Boston. A Salem, New Hampshire report notes a separate $1,059.90 daily double payout for greentree stable’s Chickling and Roy W. Selden’s Maple Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Henry Ford Hospital
Cochrane
Boston
Salem
N. H
U.P
Greentree Stable
Chickling
Roy W. Selden
Ross Stops Lad Taloni in Fifth Round Knockout
Milwaukee welterweight Barney Ross defended his title with a technical knockout of Lad die Tonielli in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U.P
Barney Ross
Laddie Tonielli
Ross
Heidelberg promotes Fingerhuth to varsity assistant coach
James Fingerhuth, Heidelberg College freshman football coach, is promoted to a varsity assistant after Charles B. Schuchardt resigned to join Ohio Northern. Fingerhuth contributed to Heidelberg’s unbeaten teams in 1930 and 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
U.P
James Fingerhuth
Heidelberg College
Charles B. Schuchardt
Ohio Northern
Fingerhuth
Heidelberg
Sealed bids for WPA sidewalk project in Athens Ohio
Athens Ohio Director of Public Service invites sealed bids for washed sand gravel and cement for a WPA sidewalk project. Bids due June 20 1936 at noon. Bids must include full bidder name and $500 bond or certified check. The director may cancel or reject any bid and reserves right to ship materials as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
Athens
Ohio
Reds, Dodgers In Night Game Here Tonight
Cincinnati Reds meet the Brooklyn Dodgers under the lights in the second 1940s style contest of the season. Gene Schott, a young right hander, was to start after one inning before rain postponed the Wednesday game with the Giants. A field meet precedes the game with seven events. Wednesday’s postponed game will be part of a July 19 doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
IUP
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gene Schott
New York Giants
Red
Dodger
Tribe Wins Blaeholder's 6th Victory
George Blaeholder, a veteran not counted on for much work, won his fifth game of the year as the Indians defeated the Washington Senators 10 to 2. He allowed six hits and faced no scoring until the ninth. Cleveland pounded Whitehill and Marberry for 15 hits, scoring in five innings, with two more in the ninth. Frankie Pytlak was the only Indian without a hit. Mel Harder was slated to pitch next in Philadelphia series opener. In Toledo, Freddy Koster of St Paul was purchased by Toledo, joining a professional career since 1928 with Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Blaeholder
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Blaeholder
Senators
Cecil Travis
Buddy Lewis
Earl Whitehill
Firpo Marberry
Indians
Whitehill
Cleveland
Frankie Pytlak
Mel Harder
Philadelphia
Toledo
U.P
Freddy Koster
St. Paul
Fred Haney
Koster
Akron
Ohio Collieries Team Wins 1-0 in Twilight Ball Game
The Ohio Collieries softball team edged Chauncey 1-0 on local grounds Wednesday. The lone run came in the ninth with two out. Pitcher Lewis allowed four hits as Chauncey reversed its lineup for the twilight contest. An orange shooting note from Crete closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio Collieries
Chauncey
Carnes
D. Carnes
H.R. E
H. Sapp
F. Mullen
Pendergrass
A. Miller
LF. Miller
Amavesenucce
Henry
Hoffman
Pritts
Scien
Zimmer
Amscecctmceres
Sorrell
Higgins
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