Difference A Few Months Make Cardinals Deans Shine
By John Stahr AP Sports Writer the Deans Dizzy and Dean faced a rougher season. Once the focus of NL and World Series glory they now show less impact amid trades and squabbles. Fans debate whether the Cardinals keep their Dean dominance under the current banner.
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All-Star Wrestling Card Promises Newcomers at Roosevelt Stadium
Promoter Charlie Bruscato unveils a Wednesday night all-star card at Roosevelt Stadium featuring three first-time local entrants. Baxter of North Carolina faces Mylott of Kansas City in one two out of three falls bout, with Bacigalupi of California meeting LaRue of Canada in the other. Both matches carry two hour limits as Bruscato plans a scientific, crowd-pleasing program.
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Yale Trounges Harvard Crem Yale Triumphs at New London Regatta
Yale edged Harvard in the 1920s era Yale versus Harvard freshwater race on the Thames, finishing in 20 minutes 19 seconds to Harvard 21 04. Yale, led by Castle from Honolulu, claimed a dominant win by about a dozen lengths, completing a second straight sweep by Ed Leader’s crews over Harvard.
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Indians Pound Hurlers 10 Stop Yankees
Detroit took both ends of a twin bill from the Washington Senators to close the gap in the American League standings as the game moved quickly. A somber procession followed after an early fast start, with the pace easing as the race settled.
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Night Baseball Prospects Grow After Inaugural
Hall of Famer Ford Frick says there will be more night baseball in 1936 as the Reds and Phillies drew over 20 000 in Cincinnati. Will Harridge of the American League praises the spectacle, noting bright illumination and strong attendance while acknowledging challenges for fielders and comfort. The piece cites costs, plans by Powel Crosley and Larry MacPhail, and predicts night games will help struggling franchises and extend baseball beyond daylight play.
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Surr's Homer in Ith Gives Bucs 10-4 Victory
Surr's homer in Ith helped the Brooklyn Bucs build a 10-4 win after a late four-run rally aided by three Cincinnati errors. Earnshaw earned the win in six-plus innings, with Leonard finishing. Box score shows Cincinnati's Riggs, Campbell and Koenecke among the batters. Brooklyn's Bucher Leslie and Leonard contributed as well.
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Ripper Collins Leads Cards Past Phillies in Slugfest Pair
Philadelphia games feature 52 hits with St Louis totaling 31 to 21 for the Phillies. Ripper Collins clubs his 13th and 14th homers to edge the NL lead as the world champions win 9 to 3 and 10 to 9. Bill Walker pitches a seven hit complete game in the opener, with Hallahan relieved by Dean in the ninth of the second.
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Texas League Scores and Citrus In Kansas 1935 Fair Mention
Summary text notes multiple Texas League game scores for Galveston Beaumont Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and Oklahoma City with pitchers and scorers listed. Ends with a brief mention that spelling bees will be a feature of the 1935 Kansas fair at Topeka.
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Three Seniors Fire Repeat Bid At College Golf Championship
Three former champions Johnny Fischer of Michigan Walter Emery of Oklahoma and Charles Yates of Georgia Tech return to challenge for the national intercollegiate golf title at Congressional Country Club near Washington. The 36 hole qualifiers start June 24 with match play to follow across a demanding 6 069 yard layout.
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Owens wins four firsts in NCAA meet
Jesse Owens of Ohio State dominates the 1935 national collegiate AAU team meet at Edwards Stadium Berkeley. He wins the 100 and 220 yard dashes, the 220 yard low hurdles, and the broad jump, accounting for most of Ohio State's points as USC captures the team title with 75 1 30. Owens leads a parade of stars while USC claims two firsts in field events.
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Hallahan Dominates as Hallahan Wins Pitch Battle
Hallahan allows two runs on three hits over eight innings while Deanneue goes 1 for 3. Hit by a pitch from Jorgens lights the scoring as Hallahan earns the win and Jorgens the loss. Umpires Barr and Kiem. Time 3 10.
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