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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
10
The report notes Earnshaw being sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers as part of a busy trade period. It also mentions Miller and Apostles contending for the league lead, with Minnesota and St. Paul cited among prominent teams in the pennant chase.
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Galesville Wisconsin saw the Beaver Valley baseball league start with games: South Beaver 8 Crystal Valley 3, Stevens Coulee 6 French Creek 1. The rural league, born from 4-H glut teams, draws strong local interest. Next Sunday Glasgow visits Stevens Coulee, French Creek hosts South Branch, and Beaver Valley hosts French Creek while other matches are idle.
A Texas uproar followed the United States Golf Association ruling barring Babe Didrikson from competing as a professional at the 1932 Olympics. Texas professionals, led by the Texas Professional Golfers Association, demanded detailed reasons for the decision. Beauregard, Ky., Lewisville exhibition dates, and local officials expressed support for Didrikson, while concerns about amateur status and possible penalties for the long term were raised.
The Ped Netmen battled the Ionans on Thursday at home, claiming several wins and narrowly losing key singles and doubles, with standout performances from Louie Amonsan and partners across a tight 8-7 doubles decider. Multiple players contributed despite handicaps, as Winona’s Rothwell and teammates pushed hard in a close fall meet.
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Weather forces postponement of the Intercity Diamondball doubleheader at Athletic park. The La Crosse Peerless were to face Webbs Winona and the S and H tackle Winona Interstate Packers. Thursday night’s schedule lists Caledonia Street Merchants Cremers Copeland No 1 5S H versus Tranes West Avenue Centrals Liptowns Hogan Wittenoergs Campbells Roosevelt Florals Husmann Cubs Copeland No 2 Rose Street Merchants among others.
New York struggles as Babe Ruth’s departure haunts the Yankees with slumps from Gehrig Dickey Combs and others. Lazzeri sits around .270 while the club languishes near the bottom and pitchers bear the strain. Detroit clinics show the Tigers regaining form after a spring slump as they threaten to rise.
Wisconsin defeated Notre Dame 7 to 6 in Madison as a ninth inning rally gave the Badgers the winner. A near melee followed when Notre Dame shortstop George Wentworth spiked Badger catcher Steve Rondane at the plate, triggering a surge from the crowd and ejection of Wentworth to the locker rooms.
Wisconsin coach Tom Jones announced the Badger Hawkeye dual meet scheduled for Saturday is off as Iowa will be occupied with examinations. Iowa says it will not travel, and Wisconsin plans a quadrangular meet with Ohio Northwestern and Cottage at Branston Saturday.
Postponed United States baseball slate updates list games in the American League and National League. New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh are among cities affected as cold weather and rain force schedule changes. Tomorrow’s fixtures include Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York with notable postponements in the American Association and leagues.
Chicago's Bill Haarlow sparked a 13 to 3 win over Purdue with a three run homer as the Maroons moved to six wins in seven Big Ten games. The victory strengthens Chicago's lead over Illinois, which sits at six and two in conference play.
Radio Tonight schedules show CBS and NBC programs with multiple station affiliates. Highlights include Broadway Varieties at 6 30 p m Burns and Allen at 7 30 p m Peter Pfeiffer at 8 p m Ray Noble's Orchestra at 10 p m and Gertrude Berg at 9 30 p m across WABC WBBM WCCO WLW WMAQ WTMI WEBC WIBA and others.
In Fort Riley, Kansas, Army riders begin preliminary tryouts for the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Maj. Bradford leads the team training at the Cavalry School after months of gruelling tests. The selection will decide who competes in dressage, eventing, and the Prix des Nations.
Central Standard Time listings for NAC WEAF WEAF networked stations detail morning and afternoon programs with musical variety, news briefs, dramas, and orchestras. Notable shows include Kay Poster, Vera Van, Jack Armstrong duo, and many regional broadcasts across East Midwest and West networks.
Pirates ride a complete game win by lefty Birkofer as Walters and Pezzullo struggle for Philadelphia. Lloyd Waner Gus Suhr and Harry Lavagello spark an 14-hit attack to back the Pirates who move within a game and a half of the Cardinals in the standings. Independent brother articles note Tigers beat Yankees 10-4 behind Crowder as Harder and Trosky pace Cleveland to 4-2 win over Washington.
Otto Stein Jr of St. Louis defeated Hank Marino of Milwaukee in ten Detroit match games, trimming Marino's lead by 4.83 points. Stein won six games for an average of 209.1, five points above his all match record, with Marino's best at 225. Marino still holds an 18.80 point edge.
Chicago reports veteran pitcher George Earnshaw sold outright to the Brooklyn Dodgers for cash. The White Sox declined to disclose the purchase price, stating only that it was an outright cash deal. Earnshaw, 35, 6 feet 4 inches, 200 pounds, had joined Chicago mid 1993-94 from Philadelphia and had limited success.
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