White Sox Take Third In American By Beating Browns Twice
Chicago gains third place by sweeping a doubleheader from St. Louis 5 3 and 8 6. Ted Lyons limited hits in the opener as Chicago scored early, Dykes hit a key four bagger in the sixth, and the second game featured strong hitting and late rallies before rain ended play.
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Yankees Top Senators 3-1 Behind Hadley Strong Seven
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 3-1 as Earl Whitehill allowed three unearned runs after two hits in the seventh. Hadley pitched seven innings, two hits allowed, and Gomez started for Washington before a pinch hitter. Sington Crosetti and DiMaggio drove in runs for New York while Chapman and Sington doubled for Washington's lone score.
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Indians Break Up Mound Duel for 5-3 Win Over Tigers
Cleveland rallies with four seventh inning runs to defeat Detroit 5-3. Willis Hudlin and Tom Bridges pitched all the way. Hudlin allowed five hits while Bridges yielded ten. Key plays include Knickerbocker scoring on Goslin misplay and Hale driving in Hudlin, with Trosky's center-hit bringing Hale home.
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Hawkeyes Open With Win Over Carleton
Iowa defeats Carleton as Simmons leads with 125 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Ozzie Solem uses 34 Hawkeyes in lineup. Balazs kicks, Nelson adds extra points, and Carleton’s defense pressures Iowa into several fumbles.
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Stanford Bowl Loss to Santa Clara 13-0
Stanford Indians suffer a 13 to 0 defeat as Santa Clara Broncos dominate with second and fourth quarter touchdowns. Manuel Gomez scores on a 13 yard run and a late fourth quarter drive clinches the win.
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Phil Scott Marries Mary Hindmarsh in Britain
In London AP reports former heavyweight boxer Phil Scott aged 36 wed Mary Hindmarsh aged 21 at a registry office. Spectators showered the couple with rose leaves and confetti as they left, with Scott remaining steady despite the garland of petals.
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Giants Plan Split Of Series Receipts
The New York Giants voted full shares for 23 players in the post season World Series. Coaches Frank Snyder and Adolfo Luque, Secretary Eddie Brannick, and trainer Willie Schaeffer also received full shares. Other awards included Henry Fazian $1000, Fred Logan $1000, Eddie Logan $500, Tommy Troy $500, Special Policeman Queeney $100.
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Scarsella Weds Cincinnati Reds Player Marries Ann Emmanuel
First baseman Les Scarsella of the Cincinnati Reds married Ann Emmanuel on Saturday. They will reside in Oakland California and depart for there on Monday.
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Iowa Football Backfield Shuffle and Big Crowd at Iowa City
Red Peppers sophomore backs started the game and showed heavy service for Salem as Ozzie Simmons and freshmen took turns carrying. Eiderly Balazs and Hild contributed, with Salem testing substitutes against Northwestern. Iowa State guard Clarence Dee is noted and Yankees batting woes with Gehrig and DiMaggio cited. Jack Eicherly is Ted Eicherly’s nephew. Homer Harris and Don Simmons flank ends. The Iowa Minnesota ticket surge sets a historic Minneapolis sale.
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Time Check Tigers Prep For South Side At Roosevelt Field
The Time Check Tigers schedule a 2:30 p.m. game this afternoon against the South Side eleven on Roosevelt high school practice field. Mike Houser is expected to carry most of the load for South Side while Time Check relies on veteran backfield speed from John Snyder and George Brossard.
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Baylor Bruins topple Hardin-Simmons 13 to 0 in opener
Baylor defeats Hardin-Simmons 13 to 0 on Carroll field as Bob Masters, Bubba Gernand, and Billy Patterson lead the Bruin backfield. The Cowboys gain six first downs and fail to reach scoring territory, with a fumble setting up Baylor’s first score and a Gernand to Russell pass for the second.
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Michigan State Opens Season with 27-0 Win on Wayne
In East Lansing Michigan State College football shutout Wayne University of Detroit 27 to 0. MSU scored in all periods except the first, signaling a strong start to the season.
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Cornell Romps Alfred 74-0 in Snavely Debut
In Ithaca Cornell led by Carl Snavely’s first team dominates Alfred 74 to 0 on Schoellkopf field. Sophomores pace attack with Dick Baker opening a 52 yard TD run and Bill Griest sealing a blocked punt return TD as 43 Red players see action.
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Iowa Wesleyan Defeats Augustana 6 2 In Muddy Opener
Iowa Wesleyan shocked Augustana 6 to 2 in the season opener played on a mud soaked field. Hatfield connected with Hardin for the Wesleyan touchdown in the first quarter while Augustana earned a safety in the third period.
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Atkins Nine Defeats Shellsburg 12-4 In Season Opener
Atkins High School Nine beat Shellsburg 12 to 4 on Friday to open the season. Centerfielder Krug collected four hits in four at bats as Atkins pitchers Keiper Poock and Gerhold worked with Longfield behind the plate. Shellsburg’s battery featured Holmes and Husted.
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Abilene Christian Falls 12-0 To Sul Ross
Sul Ross struck twice in the first half and held on to beat Abilene Christian 12-0 in Alpine Texas. The Loboes dominated early scoring chances but AC C failed to cross the Sul Ross five yard line after halftime.
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Parsons Plays To Scoreless Tie With Illinois Teachers
Parsons college of Fairfield Iowa and Western Illinois Teachers of Macomb battled to a scoreless tie in steady rain. A Parsons recovery on Westerns opening drive led to a two yard line possession but failed on downs. Westerns defense stopped Parsons at the two late in the second period. The rest of the game remained in midfield.
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California Bears Crush Aggies Then Defeat Pacific
In Berkeley a crowd of 25 000 watched California Golden Bears beat the California Aggies 39 to 0 and then defeat Amos Alonzo Stagg's College of the Pacific 14 to 0. Sam Chapman threw a 16 yard pass to Johnny Meek for a third period TD with Sparks converting.
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California A. T UCLA Wins Two Grid Victories
UCLA Bruins open football season with a doubleheader at Spauldingfield Westwood defeating Occidental 21 to 0 and Pomona 26 to 0. Both visitors were smaller colleges, but provided decent opposition in the early test of the Bruins.
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Giants Favored In World Series Clash With Yankees
New York previews held that the Giants face long odds against the Yankees in the 1936 World Series. Analysts note the Yankees’ power and higher batting average while acknowledging Giants pitching led by Hubbell and the revived Fitzsimmons and Schumacher. Attendance and revenues are expected to break records.
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Utah U. Defeats Greeley State in Rocky Mountain Opener 26–0
In Salt Lake City Utah University blanked Greeley State at halftime then exploded for four second half touchdowns to win 26 to 0. Newell Call scored twice on end runs of four and sixteen yards and added a 45 yard pass to McDonough. Jensen, the backup quarterback, connected with Balkan for the final TD.
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Oelwein Huskies blank Independence 12 to 0
Oelwein high school defeated Independence 12 to 0 on their local field to extend an eleven year streak. Harrs, the 200 pounder, led the Huskies while Weed Hall and Ehrke starred for Independence before injuries ended their night.
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Palo High School Nine Defeats Toddville 18 to 5
Special to The Gazette reports Palo high school baseball snapped a batting slump with an 18 to 5 win over Toddville. R Reynolds connected for a long homer that highlighted the game.
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Calmar Opens With 12-0 Win Over Elgin Squad
Calmar opened strong with a 12-0 victory over Elgin. Arnold Sobolik and Giesen starred on defense and offense as Broderick scored on a five yard plunge and Jack Sobolik added an 18 yard touchdown run.
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