Cochrane Names 20 All-Star AL Lineup for July 8 Game
Detroit manager Mickey Cochrane announced the American League roster for the third All-Star Game in Cleveland on July 8. The Yankees and Tigers lead the selections with four each, and the lineup includes five pitchers three catchers six infielders and six outfielders with Bob Grove Lefty Gomez and others named.
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Farm Girl Souchek Beats Babe Didrikson In Classic Match
Chicago June 2 A 17 year old farm girl Josephine Souchek from outside Chicago defeated Babe Didrikson in a 19 hole match to reach the semi finals of the Women's Western Open golf championship. Didrikson led in driving but Souchek rallied to force a 19th hole decider before losing by one up.
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National League Names All Star Ballot for Cleveland Game
The National League revealed its 20 man all star squad for the July 8 game at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland. Giants stars Bill Terry Frank Frisch Pepper Martin Joe Medwick Dizzy Dean Hal Schumacher Carl Hubbell and others join Cardinals Pepper Martin Arky Vaughan and Gabby Hartnett among the selections.
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Cards Win Exhibition Game With Rosenblums
St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Cleveland Rosenblums 11 to 3 in an exhibition game in Youngstown. Harrell Hallahan and O Farrell led the Cardinals with strong hitting as the Rosenblums struggled against St. Louis pitching and defense before 10 000 fans.
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Pelicans Take Opener Against Crackers 7-4 in Atlanta
New Orleans Pelicans win the first game of the series at Atlanta 7-4. Milnar and Gleeson homer, Hooks collects three singles in four at bats as New Orleans scores five runs in the third and fourth.
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Birmingham Baron bats pound Smokies in 9-0 rout
Knoxville game summary shows Bill Hughes held the Smokies to three hits while Birmingham Barons exploded for 19 hits off Ray Moss and Blethen for a 9-0 win in game one of a five game series Bert Maxwell doubled for the Smokies’ lone extra hit as Hughes allowed the only real hit in the top of the ninth.
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Memphis Chicks Sweep Lookouts 8-4 in opener
Jim Henry struck out 11 as the Memphis Chicks beat Chattanooga 8-3 in game one of a doubleheader after a rain delay. The nightcap ended 4-4 with Memphis piling 17 hits in the tied nine innings. A separate note recalls the Upas tree myth, clarifying only its juice is poisonous.
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Lakeside Country Club Fourth of July Celebration
Lakeside Country Club schedules a Fourth of July celebration with a dance at the clubhouse the night before the holiday featuring the Bud Scott orchestra. A handicap golf tournament starts at 9 am Thursday on the club course, single flight, with early registration and a silver cup for the winner. A barbecue follows at 6 pm near the left tee, using meats prepared in the club pits.
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Tyler Trojans Sweep Jacksonville with 5-1 Final
In West Dixie League action at Jacksonville Texas on Thursday the Tyler Trojans triumphed 5-1 over the Jacksonville Jax to clinch their third straight win. Meadows and Dews, Stevenson, Lynn and Franks contributed for Tyler as Jacksonville managed 12 hits while tyler scored five runs on 12 hits.
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Clark Defends National Decathlon Title in San Diego
San Francisco duo Bob Clark of the Olympic Club and George Mackey led from start to finish as Clark won the national decathlon with 7929.22 points at San Diego. Runar Stone of San Francisco State College finished third.
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Yankees Ride Lead By Walloping Senators 15 to 5
The New York Yankees pummeled the Washington Senators 15 to 5 at home to extend their lead atop the league. Lou Gehrig sat out the day as the rest of the lineup produced 19 hits, with Frank Crosetti and Jesse Hill starting a major early rally. Red Ruffing endured an 8th inning hiccup but endured the win as Ralph Kress debuted as a pitcher for the Senators in relief.
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National Guard Defeats Phi Kappa In Afternoon Game
Godwin and Daspit led their teammates with strong hitting as the National Guard beat Phi Kappa 5 to 2. Gilliland pitched, Womack caught, Kennedy pitched for the Phi Kappas, and Baur caught. W King led Phi Kappa hitters.
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Twilight League Results Show Baptists Upset Masons
In Twilight League play the Baptists defeated the Masons 2 to 0 amid a cellar clash. The Methodists beat Southern Bell 9 to 6, while St Matthew's defeated Firemen 6 to 1.
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Texas League Shuts Outs Highlight Doubleheader Night
Dallas crushed Tulsa 8 0 and Oklahoma City blanked Fort Worth 3 0. Galveston beat Beaumont 4 0 as San Antonio and Houston split a 3 2 twin bill with both games decided 3 2.
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Cochrane Depends On Crowder In Tigers Fight For Flag
Mickey Cochrane leans on Alvin Crowder to clinch the 1935 American League pennant for the Detroit Tigers. Crowder’s grit and long road from minor leagues to major league star anchor a rotation including Rowe Bridges Auker Hogsett Sullivan as Detroit battles the Yankees for the title.
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American tennis players advance in All England singles
In London on June 28 American men Sidney Wood Donald Budge and Gene Mako reached the fourth round of the All England championships. Helen Jacobs and Mrs Helen Wills Moody moved into the third round in women's singles. Notable results include Van Ryn's loss to Fred Perry 4-6 6-1 6-2 10-8 and Mako overcoming Norman Farquharson after trailing.
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Largest Kodiak bear species and weight records
The Kodiak bear from Kodiak Island Alaska is the largest known bear. Many specimens have been found weighing over 1200 pounds.
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Braves and Phillies Split Doubleheader in Boston
In Boston on June 28 the Braves won the opener 11 to 1 behind Ed Brandt five hits allowed for Philadelphia. Wally Berger hit a bases loaded homer in the fifth to seal the win as Boston built a 3-0 lead. The Phils came back to take the nightcap 8 to 7, with Johnny Verger homering to start a ninth inning rally and Curt Davis silencing Boston as the Braves tried to respond.
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Legion Baseball Team Begins Season Today
The Monroe junior legion team opens the fifth district season with a 4 PM game against Ruston at the Louisiana Training Institute diamond. Umpires are Swanson and Harrington. The Barkdall Faulk post squad aims for the district title and state finals in New Orleans, as Boulder City grows near Boulder Dam, becoming Nevada’s third largest town.
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