Cubs Rally To Edge Pirates 12 11 In Brawl Amid 10-Run Eighth
Cubs score ten in the eighth to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 11 in Chicago. Four players banished after a two-team melee including two fistfights. Home runs by Suhr Vaughan Lindstrom Cavarretta and English highlight a riotous two hours 41 minutes.
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Cubs Rally Past Dodgers in Eighth Inning Burst
In a lively late surge the Cubs tallied ten runs on fourteen hits in the eighth inning, powering past Hoyt, Salveson, and Swift. English homered and several players reached base twice as the rally overwhelmed the mound, with Salveson issuing three walks during the frame.
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Paul Dean Stars As Reds Fall To Cardinals In 47 2 Rout
Paul Dean earned his third win of the season as Cincinnati battled St Louis, defeating the Reds 47 to 2 behind overpowering hitting. Pepper Mastin led the attack with three hits including a triple, while Brennan and bkrellas contributed multiple hits. Bottomley broke the scoreless spell with a fourth inning single.
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Baer Braddock New York bout offer of free ringside seats
Hundreds of top price ringside seats and round trip transportation to the Baer Braddock heavyweight championship fight in New York on June 13 are offered free on a new radio program. Details are announced on Max Baer’s radio mystery drama Lucky Smith broadcast tonight and every Monday at 8:30 on WHO.
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Standings and results across leagues with Monday wrap
National League standings show New York seven wins two losses and Brooklyn eight wins four losses. American League standings list Cleveland two and Washington seven seven eighty three, Chicago nine wins three losses, Detroit seven and three, New York four and six. Monday results note multiple games with rain in St Louis and Cincinnati, and Tuesday schedules include Washington at New York and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia Nationals Fall To Braves In Eight Loss
The Philadelphia Nationals were outhit 13 to 9 by the Boston Braves yet dropped their eighth straight game. The decisive sequence came in the sixth inning when Boston scored twice on an error a walk and two singles to seize a lead they never relinquished. Blondy Ryan contributed a fielding error allowing a key grounder to get past him as Philadelphia fell further behind.
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Babe Didrikson Wins Texas Golf Championship
Babe Didrikson, the Olympic star with a varied sports career, defeated Dallas’ Mrs Dan Chandler 2 up in the 36 hole Texas women’s golf final at River Oaks Country Club to retain the Texas title and set sights on the national championship this year. She predicted a strong showing and hopes to reach the quarter or semi finals, aiming to win eventually.
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Union Votes To Boycott Cardinals Over Durocher
The Central Trades and Labor union voted to boycott the St Louis Cardinals until Leo Durocher is removed from the lineup. The vote cites alleged interference in a garment workers strike and Durocher’s anti union statements. The Cardinals were in Cincinnati starting a long road trip and would not return to Sportsman’s Park for about a month.
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Raiders Intra Squad Game Called Off By Rain
Rainy weather forced the Raiders to cancel their intra-squad game slated for the afternoon. Manager Crossley cited uncertain footing and limited training to date raising injury risk for players during active combat.
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Northwestern golfers defeat Iowa 15 to 12 in match play
IOWA CITY AP Two wins and a tie in foursomes helped Northwestern University golf win 15 to 12 over Iowa. The Hawkeyes led in the afternoon round but Northwestern excelled in foursomes, with Gardner medalist at 76 and several duels decided by narrow margins.
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Red Peppers Hails White Sox Pitching, Season Rise
Baseball writer Earl Red Pepper notes Joe Schultz joins Cap Crossley in shaping St Louis Raider roster while praising the Chicago White Sox for a nine and three start. Bonura Moore Camilli pace home run talk as Sox surge behind Earnshaw Jones Vance Whitehead Lyons and rookie Tietje with Sewell catching and Simmons delivering veteran steadiness. Dykes credits Luke Sewell for team improvement and the Sox appear set to toughen the pennant race.
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Track stars blaze at Drake and Penn Relays
The 1935 outdoor season opens with remarkable marks across Drake and Pennsylvania relays. Bill Graber vaults 14 feet 553 inches to set a world best, while Keith Brown nears the mark at Franklin Field. Jesse Owens excels in the broad jump and 100 yards, highlighting American dominance and hinting at near 27 foot goals in the future.
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Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club Opens With Fifty Marksmen
The Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club held its formal opening with about fifty marksmen and spectators touring the club house and three traps. A practice shoot was announced and regular programs start next Sunday, with shoots scheduled May 12 and June 2, attracting shooters from other Iowa communities who praised the layout as among the best in the state.
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All Iowa Windup on Legion Card Thursday
The American Legion wrestling event in the coliseum features Casey Berger versus Earl Wampler in the first strictly Iowa main event of the season. Wampler, a Scranton resident, faces Cedar Rapids native Berger, a veteran heavyweight with over a decade of experience. Also slated are Sollie Slagel, Darna Ostapovich, Abe Rothberg, and Jack Zarnas in a bill built around rugged matchups and comic flair.
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Gomez Shuts Out Senators as Yankees Win Opener
Vernon Gomez returned from a grippe to toss four hits and a 2–0 shutout of the Washington Senators, lifting the New York Yankees to a 2–0 victory and a fifth straight win. Earl Combs had three singles driving in the first run, while Bob Burke kept the Yanks close before the late scoring burst.
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Today Installed As Derby Favorite In Kentucky
Davis J Wallis surveys the Derby field noting Today versus Omaha Plat Eye Nellie Flag and others. He highlights odds 3 to 1 for Today and 4 to 1 for Omaha, discusses horses like Nellie Flag and Boxthorn, and contemplates form and distance for the 370 yard extension.
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U S Lawn Tennis Body To Crack Down On Bums
The United States Lawn Tennis Association will enforce an eight week limit on living and traveling expenses for players at tournaments per the 1935 amateur rules, with exceptions for national or sectional championships as USLTA representatives. A Pan Pacific Educational conference invitation to Tokio was sent for early August.
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Silvertowns promise blow-out protection for safer rides
An advertising pitch extols Goodrich Silvertowns as the safest tires with Golden Ply blow-out protection and extra-thick tread. The copy urges readers to visit a Goodrich dealer to compare, claiming equal price to standard tires and better mileage. It emphasizes preventing blow-outs and tail-spin skids through durable construction.
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