Seventeen Big Leaguers Have Played Every Game This Year
Seventeen major leaguers have played every game this season with only four holdovers from 1935. Gehrig, Suhr, Medwick and Camilli remain active from the prior list, while the rest have missed time or shifted teams due to injuries and trades. The pool includes players across the American and National leagues, with rookies joining the 1936 prospects.
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Hicago
Major League Association of Players
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Gus Suhr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Plan to Organize Independent Grid Team
Plans to form an independent football team after abandoning entry in the Midwest league. A meeting is set at Heinie Groth's home 165 Twenty Fourth Street SE Thursday at 8 p.m. Call 5326 if unable to attend. Groth says a nucleus for a strong team is in mind.
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Cedar Rapids
Heinie Groth
Twenty-fourth Street
Groth
Independence couple Mary McDonnell and Orville Kopp wed
Mary McDonnell daughter of Mr and Mrs James McDonnell Independence and Orville Kopp son of Mr and Mrs John Kopp Buffalo Center were married at St Johns Catholic church Tuesday Father John Brickley Cresco officiating The couple left for a short wedding trip and plan to live in Buffalo Center after returning The bride is a St Johns high school and Mount Mercy junior college graduate The groom attended Buffalo Center high school and works with his father in the Buffalo Center lumber business
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Buffalo Center
Mavericks Calves Named After Texas Ranch Tradition
Unbranded calves on S. A. Maverick's Texas ranch roamed freely, giving rise to the nickname Mavericks for the herd and its offspring.
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Texas
S. A
Maverick
Pairings Set for Women's City Golf Championship
Match play begins today at Kenmore with 18 players. Top qualifiers Mary Frances Lee and Mrs. Howard Helscher led with 88, while Kathleen Carey and Mrs. How ard Boileau shot 89 to join the field.
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Kenmore
Mary Frances Lee
Howard Helscher
F. C. Byers
Kathleen Carey
Howard Boileau
H. J. Robertson
Howard Green
David Turner
Ralph Clements
William Vesely
West Liberty harness races draw 7,000 to fair conclusion
In West Liberty Iowa more than 7,000 attended the seventy fourth annual fair as a cloudy sky and light rain ended the program. Three harness races were held with purses of 200 dollars added money and notable finishes by Flower Watts Josie Worth Loretta and Grattean Boy among others. World sugar consumption rose to a new 1935 high of 27,188,000 tons.
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West Liberty
Flower Watts
B.m
Pluto Watts
Ney Correll
Josie Worth Bay
Harvest Worthy
Elon Mitchell
Loretta
Glenn Hawkins
Pi A Sree Ee
City Net Meet Advances Toward Weekend Finals
All divisions of the city tennis tournament move toward final rounds to be played Saturday and Sunday afternoons at the Country Club courts. Quarterfinals feature Fleming vs Turner, Roberts vs Kirwin, Woodward vs Seaton, and Lukanitsch vs Murphy among others. multiple first round and second round results listed for men and women singles and various doubles.
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Chuck Fleming
Hubert Turner
Chuck Roberts
John Gross
Russ Knapp
Merwin Woodward
Bob Netolicky
Chuck Racer
Roy Lukanitsch
Frank Murphy
Dean Stauffacher
Bernice Biederman
Jean Wodtke
Fleming
George Hogan
John Palmer
Henry Parsons
Paprete Woodward
Duane Nichols
Norris Hunt
J. A. Vessier
Max Everett
Gable
Blackwell
John Carey
Dick Kilian
Mike Tousey
Ed Wadsworth
Gordon DeLay
Helen Edgar
Sonne
Duane Pichoins
Bert Ringsmuth
Carl Kirwin
No-Hit Nervous: Taylor Falls Short Against Demons
Des Moines trounced the Raiders 15 to 3 while Howard Taylor pitched a near no hit game that ended in the ninth with two outs as Cedar Rapids saw a 3 to 0 victory by the Demons. Spectators varied from 300 to 2,700 as headlines focus on the Cardinals troubles and Be s broad baseball turmoil.
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Des Moines
Raiders
Howard Taylor
Demons
Hill Park
Harry Johnson
St. Louis
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Boston
Cedar Rapids
Frank Piet
Demon
de Forest
Piet
Taylor
Walter Menke
Menke
Marengo Beats Williamsburg 7-4 in Sunday Baseball
Marengo defeated Williamsburg 7 to 4 in a Sunday game in Marengo Indiana. Manager Melvin Vogt reported a season team batting average of .298. The independents have won 10 of 14 games, 8 of 9 in the Iowa county league. They will face Williamsburg again there on Sunday.
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the Gazette
Marengo
Williamsburg
Melvin Vogt
Baseball Independents
Iowa Athletes Split Focus As Fall Practice Opens
Iowa City coaches outline autumn plans with football in the spotlight and basketball baseball and track squads preparing. Rollie Williams will lead a 20 game basketball schedule starting December 5 while George Bresnahan oversees cross country and track with W Ted Swenson handling the track team. Veteran gridiron players skip other sports and lettermen in three sports include Ken Suessen and Lowell Gosser among others.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa
Rollie Williams
Cagemen
Michigan
George T. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
W. Ted Swenson
Floyd DeHeer
Dick Bowlin
Warren Haltom
Homer Harris
Orval Matteson
Coggon Defeats Walker to Sharpen Wapsie Standings
Coggon beat Walker 14 to 10, spoiling Walker’s hold on first as Bruce exited in the first inning and Kelso kept Walker to four runs. Other league results include Alburnett 11 Palo 3, Quasqueton 14 Lafayette 4, and Urbana forfeiting to Winthrop, leaving three teams tied atop the standings.
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Coggon
Walker
Bruce
Kelso
Walker Boys
Alburnett
Palo
Quasqueton
Lafayette
Urbana
Winthrop
Wapsie Valley League
National managers pick Giants to win
A United Press poll of eight National League managers names the New York Giants as the team to beat and likely league champions who would meet the New York Yankees in a world series. Casey Stengel Chuck Dressen echo the choice while Charley Grimm and Frank Frisch favor the Cubs and Cardinals. Bill Terry downplays the favor and cautions against premature boasts.
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Athletics
Boston Gold Sox
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Red Rolfe
Yankees
Billy Herman
Augie Gelan
Cubs
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Ethan Allen
Phillies
Cub
Leo Norris
John “Buddy” Hassett
Jolly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy “Beau” Bell
St. Louis Browns
Rolfe
Gehrig
Frank Crosetti
Lyn Lary
Bell
Detroit
Charley Gehringer
Goose Goslin
Marvin Owen
Bob Johnson
Billy Knickerbocker
Cleveland
Suhr
Association
Pirates
Woody Jensen
Arky Vaughan
Burgess Whitehead
Giants
Bill Terry
Cardinals
le Roy Parmelee
Phil Weintraub
Whitehead
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Chuck Dressen
Cincinnati
Charley Grimm
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Bierman and Clark to Debate All-Star Game Rules
Bernie Bierman head coach of the college all stars and George Patsy Clark leader of the Detroit Lions will meet Wednesday night in Chicago to discuss rules for the upcoming all-star game at Soldier Field next Tuesday. Bierman intends to push for the collegiate code.
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Chicago
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
College All Stars
George “Patsy” Clark
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Bierman
Owens Given Royal Welcome at Home
Jesse Owens returns to Cleveland after Olympic triumphs to a thunderous crowd. The 22 year old Ohio State star waves from a car through streets lined with admirers as Gov. Davey and Mayor Burton laud his feats. A $500 gold stop watch is presented by the city.
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Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
Public Auditorium
United States
Berlin
Charles Riley
Jesse
Riley
Martin L. Davey
Harold H.burton
Owens
Larry Snyder
Couple from Independence wed in Methodist ceremony
Miss Ina Oliver daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Oliver and Clinton Jakway son of Mrs Ma bel Jakway, both of Independence, were married at the Methodist parsonage Monday evening by Rev Floyd H Weed. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Eugene Oliver. The couple left for a short visit in Des Moines. Jakway works for Chanen Auto Supply Company.
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Independence
Ina Oliver
Ray Oliver
Clinton Jakway
Mabel Jakway
Methodist Parsonage
Floyd H. Weed
Eugene Oliver
Des Moines
Jakway
Chanen Auto Supply Company
Hopkinton Triumphs Over Ryan 13 to 0 in Playoff Clash
Ryan Shamrocks suffer a shutout as Hopkinton defeats them 13 to 0 in the Sunday playoff game. Hopkinton quickly took command and held Ryan scoreless, ending the contest with a decisive victory for Hopkinton.
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Ryan
Hopkinton
Ryan, Ta
Shamrocks
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