Vernon Kennedy Delivers No Hit For White Sox In 1935
Vernon Kennedy a rookie right hander from Missouri pitched the first no hit no run game of the 1935 season to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 5 0 victory over Cleveland. He struck out five walked four and received timely power from Al Simmons who made a dramatic circus catch and drove in three runs with a bases loaded triple in the sixth. Kennedy’s win capped a ten victory season as he out pitched Willis Hudlin with the 7 500 crowd cheering through the late innings.
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Tigers Beat Browns 5 to 1 as Knott Falters
Detroit Tigers capitalized on Jack Knott wildness to defeat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 1 in the opening game of a four game series. Al Crowder held St Louis to ten safeties as Detroit collected seven off Knott and Walkup. Rogell excelled in defense and contributed to two early runs.
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Crossley Set to Manage Raiders Again Next Season
Cedar Rapids Baseball officials authorized President Harry Johnson to retain Cap Crossley as Raiders manager for 1936. A tentative agreement is in place with Crossley expected to sign after the season. Despite a second-division finish the coach showed leadership and won two key pitching outings.
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Davenport Smears Raiders 17 to 3 in weekend clash
Davenport belted nineteen hits to rout the Oakland Raiders 17 to 3 in a nine inning game. Nick Polly led the Blue Sox with four hits in five at bats as Cedar Rapids trailed with weak pitching. The score by innings showed Davenport piling up runs early.
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Sixty six lettermen to report for Iowa各 sports
University of Iowa will have a total of sixty six letter-winners available for the coming year. Football will field an eighteen man squad under Coach Ossie Solem, track and baseball will each have thirteen, wrestling five, basketball and cross country three and two respectively, with tennis and gymnastics two. Captains and lists for football track baseball swimming golf basketball cross country tennis and gymnastics are given.
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Jimmy Owen
Mark Panther
van Phillips
Eugene Skinner
Edwin Benedict
Charles Blackman
Marion Clausen
Lowell Gosser
Lawrence Haltom
Dwight Hoover
Robert Mason
Francis Pickerill
Malo Reece
John Stephens
Renwick Taylor
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Adolph Jacobsmeyer
Fred Haskins
Jack Sieg
Wilbur Wehmeyer
Dick Westerfield
Robert Cook
Henry Kadgibn
Ed Lambert
Leonard Rhue
Edward Shelledy
John Barke
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Sid Rosenthal
Frederic Schwartz
Ray Pratt
Ed Hass
John Sitko
Frank Nye
Kenneth Cline
Eugene Wettstein
George Nissen
St Louis Beats Reds 5 2 in Last Night Game of 1935
Aggressive St. Louis Cardinals take early lead and hold on to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 in the final night game of the 1935 season before 20 872 fans in Cincinnati.
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Betting odds split over Baer Louis title fight in New York
Chicago wagering chief ranks Baer favored over Louis for the September 24 bout while three authorities back Baer. Broad notes on managers and Yankees show season outcomes, plus Iowa football outlook and high school facilities.
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Glenna Vares Triumph in Sixth National Women’s Golf Title
Glenna Col Jett Vare won her sixth national women's golf championship, defeating 17-year-old Patty Berg 3 and 2 before a record crowd of 6,000 at Interlochen Country Club in Minneapolis. The victory cements Vare's dominance in American women's golf since 1919, placing her ahead of Bobby Jones in major titles and marking a remarkable comeback after prior near-misses.
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Standings and Results in the American League and Others
American League standings show Detroit and Boston near the top with strong records. Saturday results include New York 6 Philadelphia 0 and Chicago 5 Cleveland 0. Upcoming games feature Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St. Louis among others.
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Pirates Climb Closer In Pennant Race With 5 0 Win
Pittsburgh Pirates extended their winning streak to ten by defeating the Chicago Cubs 5 to 0. Bowing to the Cubs, the Pirates gained ground behind Chicago and New York as Ralph Birkofer pitched strong and key hits drove early runs.
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Prep gridmen report for Monday practice at four new high schools
Four new six year high schools announce football drills with equipment issue and preliminary instructions for all grid candidates. Coaches set schedules for Sept 20 21 opening games and early practices amid equipment shortages and cautious optimism for the upcoming season.
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Parkson's to Face Vinton All Stars in Afternoon Softball Clash
Parkson's softball team plays the Vinton All-Stars this afternoon at Ellis Park. The game is scheduled for two o'clock on diamond number four.
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Giants rout Phillies to close gap on Cardinals in series opener
New York Giants hammered Philadelphia 9 to 3 in the first game of a series. Hal Schumacher notched his 18th win with eight strong innings, as the attack chased three Phillies pitchers. Verges hit a towering homer in the ninth as Cards fight holding lead hangs in balance.
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Brooklyn Beats Braves in Dodgers 5 to 2 Victory
Brooklyn's 20 year old Tom Baker from Grand Prairie Texas earned his first major league win in relief of George Earnshaw who left with an injured finger. The Dodgers toppled Boston 5 to 2 as Urbanski homered and Baker shut the frame late to seal the win. Earnshaw may miss the rest of the season if his injury is serious.
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