Little Enters Amateur Golf Finals By Downing Goodman
Lawson Little defeated Johnny Goodman 4 and 3 in the National Amateur semifinal to advance to a likely fourth consecutive major title. Emery of Oklahoma City led Joe Lynch of Boston 4 up after 18 holes as both reach the afternoon features.
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Milwaukee driver Ernest Carlson dies in fair track crash
Chicago teen Ernest Carlson, an auto race driver, was killed at the state fair track when his midget car slid and struck a fence. The accident occurred on his 18th birthday anniversary to a crowd of about six thousand observers. Carlson had raced in St Louis Detroit and Chicago.
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Cubs Hurlers Shine in Ten Game Winning Streak
Chicago's eleven nails in Charley Grimm's shoe frame a pennant chase as Cubs extend to eleven straight. Starting pitchers cache nine straight decisions including wins over Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn with strong early runs and solid defense.
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Waterloo Advances In Natl Softball Meet
Waterloo Indiana, the midwest title holders, stretched their run in the national softball tournament by routing Boone Town State champions 7 to 0 in St Louis. Linde struck out 14 as Waterloo built a lead and cruised to victory with a 12 hit attack while Boone was held to three.
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Tigers Dominate Yankees In 13-5 Pennant Tilt
Detroit strengthens lead to 9 1 2 games as Schoolboy Rowe wins his 18th. Hank Greenberg belts his 35th homer with two aboard, while Lou Gehrig hits his 30th of the season for New York. Gomez home in defeat as Tigers rally with five runs in the seventh.
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Senators Rally Past Indians for Fourth Win in Row
Washington battered Cleveland pitchers for thirteen hits to win 5 to 3. The Senators erased an early Cleveland lead with three runs in the sixth and added another in the seventh to secure victory behind Pettit as Lee took the loss. Vosmik stayed quiet for Cleveland while Myer Travis and Powell fueled the rally with key hits.
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Browns Rally to Split Doubleheader with Red Sox in Boston
In the second game St Louis staged a six run eighth inning to beat Boston 4 2 and split Friday’s doubleheader. In the opener Boston powered Wes Ferrell to his 23rd win of 1935, 13 4, after fourteen hits.
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Standings and results from the National and American leagues
National League standings show Louis leading with 87 wins and Brooklyn at 61. Philadelphia beat Chicago 19 to 7 in a high scoring game. Athletics defeated White Sox 19 to 7. American Association results include Indianapolis, St Paul, and Milwaukee with mixed scores. notable games feature Philadelphia posting 19 runs and Babe Phelps issuing six walks in the White Sox loss.
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Fred Perry and Helen Vinson Wed in Surprise Ceremony
In Harrison New York an English tennis star and a blonde film actress wed in a late Thursday night ceremony conducted by Justice Leo Mintzer. The couple, both aged mid to late twenties, planned a London based life after Perry’s Wimbledon run and Vinson’s film work in England.
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Grinnell Opens Season with 24 7 Win Over Tama High
Grinnell topped Tama High 24 to 7 in the season opener. Grinnell struck early with three first quarter touchdowns, two by Simpson and one by Blandin, plus a fourth quarter pass TD from Simpson. Tama spoiled by a late score and a successful two point try after the horn, Fox kicking the extra point.
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Marquette High Ball Team Beats McGregor In Opener
Marquette high school defeats McGregor by 5 to 3 in the opening game of the fall baseball season. The special to The Gazette notes a strong start for Marquette as they forge into the new season.
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Wilmer Allison Signals Cup Availability After US Title
Wilmer Allison, newly crowned US tennis champion, says he will consider pro offers only if the price rises. He notes willingness to play Davis Cup while needed. An offer of 25 000 was reportedly on the table before his title win.
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Iowa High Schools Form Grid League With 6 Man Teams
Five small Iowa high schools Cumberland Massena Prescott Fontanelle formed a conference to develop six man football teams. A game schedule is being worked out as the “midget” team plan, first tested in Nebraska last season, aims to boost material for small schools.
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Saints And Cowboys Open Series Sunday
TOPEKA AP The Western league baseball pennant series between St. Joseph and Sioux City begins Sunday in St. Joseph with two games. If needed a three game set in Sioux City follows, with extra games decided later if the series lasts beyond five games.
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Chester Horton’s Golf Position Explained in 1935
The article explains how shoulder height affects golf shots. It describes how ball position relative to the left heel alters the right shoulder during setup and backswing. Correcting shoulder alignment can reduce common golfing difficulties.
Rookie Hilcher Shuts Down Braves In Reds 1-0 Win
Walter Hilcher, in his major league debut, bested veteran Ed Brandt as the Cincinnati Reds edged the Boston Braves 1 to 0. Byrd drove in the only run with a second inning double and Kampouris followed with a single. Sharp defense backed the rookie in a tight pitching duel.
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Giants Beat Cardinals 13-10 in tenth after Dean meltdown
In a wild tenth inning the New York Giants rallied to defeat St Louis 13 to 10. Dizzy Dean started strong but gave up a three run homer and later the Giants capitalized on errors including Leo Durocher misplay as Frank Gabler delivered the winning blow with two on base. The win ties the series at one game each and leaves the Cardinals slight playoff edge but behind the Cubs.
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Marion Miley Wins Sixth Major Title of 1935 Golf Season
Marion Miley of Lexington won the women’s western 72 hole derby at Northmoor Country Club in Chicago with 327, marking her sixth major championship of the 1935 season. Her prior victories include the Trans Misssissippi Western Closed Kentucky State South Atlantic and Forest Hills Invitational.
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