Baseball Spring Train Surprises Hint at Big Season Ahead
At spring training, underdog White Sox and other clubs show talent and new recruits. Veterans like Dykes and rising players push for a strong year as managers plot lineups and hopefuls aim to prove themselves in the coming season. Giants, Reds, and Indians display power and depth, while pitchers such as Blanton and Whitehead draw attention as teams eye the National and American Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy Mar
Sox
Hal Schumacher Extends Win Streak Against Reds to 13
Hal Schumacher, pitching a near flawless game with three RBIs, extended his undefeated streak against the Cincinnati Reds to 13 starts. His 13th victory powered the New York Giants to a 2-1 series win and pulled them within two games of Brooklyn. The Dodgers lost again, while Chicago and St. Louis won to tighten the pennant picture.
Rutkoskie Wins Athens Country Club Medal Play
George Rutkoskie captured first in the Season opener at Athens Country Club by posting net 70 in the medal play handicap event. Fred McKay and C. W. Johnston tied for second with 71, while other prize winners included R. Rutkoskie, W. M. Anderson, C. N. Sanders, Henry Begg, H. Baker, and Gerald Kyle. A match play against par with reduced handicaps is planned for next weekend.
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George Rutkoskie
Athens Country Club
Fred McKay
C. W. Johnston
McKay
Johnston
R. Rutkoskie
W. M. Anderson
C. N. Sanders
Henry Begg
H. Baker
Gerald Kyle
Standings and Tuesday games from baseball leagues
Standings list for American League and National Association with team scores and records. Rainouts noted for Kansas City at Indianapolis and Milwaukee at Louisville. Tuesday schedule includes Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago among others.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Intense
National New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Association St. Pau
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Lewis
Washington
Association Minneapolis
St. Paul
National Club
New York Een Nneenn
Brooklyn Errr
St. Bor Sa Siebads
Iz Phanduier
Acaccsnusen
Eee
Ee Eewene
Sesso
Fon
Chica
Wwnne Monewk
Il Sear
United States Clinches Davis Cup Interzone Bid Amid Injury
The U S Davis Cup team qualified for the Wimbledon interzone finals after two singles wins and a doubles victory over Mexico. Gene Mako, subbing for Donald Budge, suffered a stomach ache and leg cramp, defaulting in the fifth set after taking the fourth in a 2-0 lead. Budge shed 16 pounds during 16 days at altitude, while Daniel Hernandez and Esteban Reyes played key roles for Mexico.
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Mexico
D. F
United States
America
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Daniel Hernandez
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
California
Donald Budge
Esteban Reyes
Budge
Walter L. Pate
Mako
Reyes
Gilmore Plans Twilight Leagues at Athens Playgrounds
Ath ens Junior High School principal Sherman Gilmore was put in charge of the Rufus Putnam playground for the summer and announced plans to form at least two twilight leagues. He aims for a twilight regulation baseball circuit, six to eight teams, plus a twilight softball league and possibly a high school league. He calls for interested residents of Athens and nearby towns to contact him at the junior high or at 194 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Gilmore
Athens Junior High School
Rufus Putnam
Gilmore
Aliso
Athens
East State Street
Birds Box Score St Paul vs Columbus Baseball Game
Readable box score shows St Paul and Columbus teams, key players and scoring. Fette earned win with Cooper as losing pitcher. Home run by Padgett, multiple RBIs and errors by Ankenman Pallis Ogrodowski and teammates. Final 6 to 5 in Columbus with 1.53 time.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Brhoa Brhoga RothelLet
Koster
Warner
Maseetti
Norman
Pedgetti
Todt Ib
Fullede
Oodkie
Resstkos
Ankenman
Pallis
Ogrodowski
Klinger
Padgett
Gutteridge
Rosenthal
Pexetka
Fette
Fenner
Chambers
Rybe
Petite
Hunter
Cooper
Tuba
Fette Loring
Millers Drop to Third After Toledo Series
St Pauls American Association leaders shifted to Toledo where the Mud Hens swept the Millers after a rough road trip. Milwaukee rose to second while Minneapolis fell to third as Toledo and Columbus games affected the standings. The Saints held a one game edge atop the league with a 6 5 win over the Red Birds as rain delayed several Sunday games.
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Millers
Toledo
Mud Hens
Donie Bush
Club
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Saints
Red Birds
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Sunday Stars Highlight League Leaders
Willie Kamm of the Indians drove in the lone run in a 1-0 win over the Yankees while Ruffing took the loss. Sylvester Johnson of the Phillies limited the Cubs to four hits as a reliever with ten strikeouts in 10 innings. Roger Cramer of Athletica belted the game winning homer against St. Louis. Hal Schumacher of the Giants plated three with a homer, a double and a fly. Billy Rogell of the Tigers had four hits and three RBIs in a slugfest with the Senators. Arky Vaughan of the Pirates collected a triple a double and a single against John Whitehead. White Sox shut out the Red Sox 1-0 through eight innings for their sixth straight win. Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals pitched seven hits and drove in two runs against the Braves.
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Cincinnati Reds
Hal Schumacher
Reds
Schumacher
Dick Bartell
Hughey Critz
Travis Jackson
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Harry Eisenstat
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Lou Ghiozza
Sy Johnson
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Braves
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Walter Stewart
Cleveland
Charley Buiting
Red Holle
Bill Vickey
Lou Berger
White Sox
Boston
John Whitehead
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Athletics
Browns
Doc Cramer
Willie Kamm
Indians
Sylvester Johnson
Cubs
Giants
Homer
Billy Rogell
Tigers
Senators
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Red Sox
Leading Batters and Pitchers From Recent Games
The list highlights top players across leagues. Batters include Walker Tigers .406 and Johnson Athletics with 3204 runs and 22 RBIs, while Gehringer Tigers 39 hits and Foxx Athletics 8 home runs are noted. Pitching leaders feature Whitehead White Sox 60 and Castleman Giants 3-0.
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Walker
Tigers
Johnson
Athletics
Bonura
White Sox
Johnson and Foxx
Whitehead
Tumulis
Alien
Yankees
Wilshire
Little Begins Play to Retain British Crown
Lawson Little, strong favorite, opens defense of the British Amateur championship at St Anne’s on the Sea against 224 rivals led by Americans Dick Chapman and Tommy Tailor. He faces tough challenges from Eric Martin Smith Sybil Tolley and Leslie Garnett, with Jock McLean of Scotland tipped as a possible final foe before the title defense proceeds to Tuesday matches.
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Lawson Little
United States
T. A. Parker
Fairhaven
Eric Martin Smith
Sybil Tolley
Leslie Garnett
Jock McLean
Scotland
Hector Thompson
Dick Chapman
Greenwich, Conn
Tommy Tailor
Piping Rock
N. Y
Guy Hayes
North Andover
Mass
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Harvey Shaffer
New York
Owens Leads Mark Assault In Big Ten Quadrangular Meet
Ohio State star Jesse Owens dominated the Evanston meet with Illinois, Wisconsin, Northwestern and Chicago. He shaved 0.1 off the 200 yard low hurdles, tied the universal 100 yard dash mark at 9.4 seconds, nearly matched the 220 yard dash record, and won the broad jump at 26 feet 6 1 16 inches, nearing his Drake Relays mark.
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Eulace Peacock
Temple
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Chicago
Evanston
Owens
Charlie Brookins
Norman Paul
Roland Locke
Red New York box score features in sixth and ninth innings
New York and Cincinnati played a 6 to 1 game turned by late rallies. Moore and Leiber led New York with key RBIs, Schumacher earned the win over Derringer, and Campouris hit a home run as the teams combined for multiple hits and sacrifices.
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Cincinnati
Moore
Myerses
Straubr
Frye
bLibardi
Der'gerp
Ouceinello
Riggs
Campouris
Terry
Leiber
Schumacher
Goodman
Bottomiey
Pool
Campbell
Chmacher
Bacrifices
Ott
Byrd
Cuccinello
Koenig
Moenig
New York
Frey
Preitas
Brennen
Prey
Freitas
Brennan
Mith
Durocher
Chumacher
Derringer
Sears
Pinelli
Kiem
Whitehead and Blanton Top 1935 Prize Rookies
Johnny Whitehead of the White Sox and Cy Blanton of Pittsburgh were named the prize rookies of 1935 by Major League managers. The AL led the poll 12 to 10, with several Sox players also singled out by managers for praise.
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Blanton
Whitehead
Chicago
Johnny Whitehead
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Pilots
Associated Press
Athletics
Argentine agriculture ministry forms meat producers corporation
The Argentine ministry of agriculture creates a meat producers corporation with capital of 89,000,000 subscribed by cattle raisers. The new entity aims to coordinate production and marketing within the beef sector.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Pro Gridders Adopt Waiver Rule for 35
The National Football League approves a waiver rule giving the lowest finishing club first chance at players released by rivals. St Louis must settle delinquent accounts within ten days or lose its franchise. nine clubs would compete next season with Chicago Bears, Cardinals, Lions, Packers, Redskins, Giants, Dodgers, Pirates, and Eagles. A Chicago schedule session is set for June 15.
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Rivals
Pittsburgh
National Professional Football League
St. Louis
Umens Myron & Greentree
Cincinnati
Chicago
Joe Carr
Columbus
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Green Bey Packers
Boston Redskins
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Piresates
Philadelphia Eagles
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Vernon Washington
Simmons
Ronura
National Mart
Casey
Hubbell
Parmelee
Reat Oott
Joe Moore
Ck Bartell
Cleve- Wren
Met
Johnny Se
National League
Mookie
Pirates Blanton
Whitemore
Addit Washington
Chisox
Lou Hy Hughes
Keratone
Myers
Alex
Wally Mietien
Rey Beil
Almada
Ers
Philer
The
Chi
Vernon Se Athletics
Hal
Cincy Outfit
Double
Hugh S. Fullerton
YANKS
Athens County Kin & Loan Co
U.S
Wimbledon
Gilmore Plans
Twilight Loops
Rufus Putnam Playground
FE Indians
Redskins
Belve Bea
American Association
Mud
Roger Cramer
Athletica
Greenberg
Gehringer
Dickey
Hughes
Myer
Cronin
Foxx
Warstler
Stone
Rogels
Radcliff
Hale
White
Armada
Vaughan
Martin
Medwick
L. Waner
Suler
Cavaretta
Leslie and Boyle
J. Collins
John Moore
Bordagaray
Castleman
Carleton
Little
ST. Anne’s-On-The-Sea, Eng
Mark
Jesse
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Red
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Ray
Ripper’ Radcliff
Louis Berger
Roy Hughes
Roy “Beau” Beil
St. Louis Browns
Joe Sullivan
Ellsworth Dahlgren
Vito Tamulis
Vernon Wilshere
Alex Hooks
Wallace Moses
Alex Kampouris
Ival Goodman
Clyde Castleman
Henry Leiber
Gianta
Terry Moore
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bivin
Orville Jorgens
Phil Cavarretta
Augie Galap
Pie Traynor
Walter Johnson
Joe McCarthy
Tamulis
Moses and
Wilshere
Mickey Cochrane
Berger
Whitehead Bucky Harris
Bell
Charlie Grimm
Cavarretta
Casey Stengel
Linus Frey
Ohio
Marietta
Bauckmar
Mimae
Coes
Pico Wholesale Company
Glouster
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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