Uncertainties Of Baseball Evident In Early American League
The Associated Press reports a wild early season with upsets across the league. Detroit climbs from cellar to sixth after a 5 3 win over Cleveland as Hank Greenberg homers and Joe Sullivan stars in his first major league start. Cleveland and St Louis both stumble while Chicago White Sox surge, and the Yankees hold third place behind Washington after a 7 5 win over Philadelphia. The Dodgers fall 5 3 to Boston as rookie Cypton earns his third straight win for Pittsburgh.
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Hank Greenberg
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White Sox
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Swat
John Whitehead
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Washington
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Earl Combs
Homer Schumacher
Orville Jorgens
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Bob Smith
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Last Night's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Scores from Southern, American, National, International leagues and associations. Highlights include Atlanta 5 Birmingham 3 and Chicago 6 St Louis 4 in the American League, plus Newark 8 Toronto 7 and Milwaukee 19 7 in other circuits with several double digit wins.
Scheduled NBA Games For Today
Birmingham at Nashville Little Rock at Atlanta Memphis at Knoxville New Orleans at Chattanooga Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia.
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Southern League
Southern Leaders Compiled for The Associated Press
League statistician Charles H. Miller lists top players by club with games played and key stats including Sigafoos Chicks 12 5115 21 412, Head Smokies 11 27 5 15, Jackson Lookouts 10 31 5 12, Duke Chicks 12 47 717 362, Hamel Chicks 12 50 12 18 360. Home runs led by Clancy Birmingham and Duke Memphis with 3 each. RBI led by Duke Memphis 15, Hutcheson Memphis 13. Stolen bases show Boss New Orleans 5 and four others with four each. Double plays dominated by Chattanooga 18. Runs scored Chattanooga 82 and Memphis 75. Least opponent runs Birmingham 45 and Memphis 51.
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Cardinals and Dizzy Dean Rally Stuns Reds at Crosstown Rally
Blanton allowed eight hits as Arky Vaughan homered doubled and singled off Dizzy Dean. The Cubs beat the Reds 4 1 in a three run ninth inning before 29 514 fans at Cincinnati. Bill Lee pitched five hits for the Cubs and the attendance topped opening day by 2 000.
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Hosierymen and Knitters Split Opening Series 1935
Alabama Hosiery Mill baseball opened the 1935 season with a 10 inning 3 1 loss to the Columbia Knitters at Alabama Park. Fred House versus Howard Beakley held the offenses in check through nine. Robertson led Hosierymen with a trio of extra base hits. Sunday in Pillow Park the Hosierymen won 11 3 in ten innings behind Eddie Black and John Dickson, as Dickson homered and Irwin drove in ties. The two games featured a hard fought pitching duel, key base running, and late rallies before Columbia claimed a split doubleheader victory.
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Sports Mirror reminiscences of historic height and golf earnings
Today a year ago Walter Marty of Fresno shattered high jump records leaping six feet eleven and a half inches. Three years ago Gene Sarazen led winter golf earnings at seven thousand eight hundred fifty nine dollars. Five years ago big league bats
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Grunts and Groans Game Leaves Daily Building in Pain
The Daily reports a rough game with upper floor victory over downstairs rivals. Most scoring came in the first inning as pitchers Bud Vinson and Herman Safley contained threats. Players endured aches from unusual exertion, with liniments in high demand after the match.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell Fined for 30 mph Speed Limit
Eastleigh Hampshire April 29 Sir Malcolm Campbell renowned for setting speed records was fined £1 in police court for exceeding England s newly introduced 30 mile an hour limit in a built up area during a Beach Fle trip readings.
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Comeback Men Roar Back in Baseball’s 1934 Season
Veteran pitchers Waite Hoyt and Wesley Ferrell stage returns with strong spring showings. Jack Rothrock Leo Durocher and Sylvester Johnson headline a string of players revived after setbacks, with trades reshaping rosters and signaling an era of renewed hope for several clubs.
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Jack Rothrock
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White Sox
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Cardinals
Memphis Falls In Wild Three Way Baseball Clash
Memphis manager Hoffmann and Knoxville ace Lee Moon shine as the Smokies rally to beat Memphis 5 to 4. Birmingham loses twice to Atlanta as injuries and lineup shuffles hit the Barons. Willie Duke homers for Memphis and Leo Nonnekamp goes deep for Little Rock in other games.
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Gaels Bar Jubilee Celebrations Asks Irish Culture Stand
The Gaelic Athletic Association in Belfast warns members against Jubilee celebrations for King George. Any member participating faces suspension. The organization upholds Irish sports like hurling and Gaelic football and bans watching imported sports and non Irish dances.
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Sparring Sparrow Battles Window in Rich Hill
Rich Hill Missouri reports a sparrow fighting an iron bar across a window. The bird begins its daily struggle at dawn and continues until night, taking brief breaks only to eat and drink.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Big League Wins
Schumacher of the Giants shut out the Phillies with one hit and one walk. Powell of the Senators had five hits including a double and single in a Red Sox attack. Vaughan of the Pirates doubled and homered with a single against the Cardinals. Whitehead of the White Sox yielded nine hits to St Louis for his third win while Bonura also homered. Hogan of the Braves had four straight hits against Brooklyn. Greenberg of the Tigers hit a homer and double in a win over Cleveland. Combs of the Yankees homered in a bases loaded victory over the Athletics.
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Major League Leaders Highlights Across Batting and Pitching
The table lists top performers with Johnson Athletics and Almada Red Sox leading batting. Bonura White Sox and Johnson Athletics top RBIs and runs. Hayes White Sox and Johnson Athletics pace hits. Washington White Sox and others lead doubles.
Jockeys Pick Today Favorite for Derby
A jockeys panel favored C. V. Whitneys Today to win the Kentucky Derby over Omaha Roman Soldier Nellie Flag. Today, winner of the Wood Memorial, drew votes from riders including Raymond Workman Alfred Robertson Johnny Gilbert and Earl Porter amid a split among trainers led by Commonwealth and Chance Sun.
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Leonard's Electric Refrigeration Value Claim
The ad proclaims Leonard offers the lowest prices and the biggest dollar value in electric refrigeration. It invites customers to visit and be convinced by the price leadership.
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