Slugging rookies DiMaggio and Martin spark early season pace
Yankee DiMaggio and Cardin as Stu Martin surge to pace the 1936 rookie corps. DiMaggio belts a bases loaded triple and a single to beat Chicago 11 1 while Martin hits a single and a triple in St Louis 7 3 over Brooklyn. Bees edge Pirates 4 3. Senators top Browns 7 4. Athletics stun the Tigers 11 7.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Yankee Joe DiMaggio
Cardinaa
Stu Martin
Round-Up of Interesting Notes in Sports
A roundup by Eddie Brietz covers golf hot on the winter circuit with Henry Picard a favorite to win the national open. Dodgers leave Ebbets Field for two weeks amid poor field conditions. Joe Louis camp news: Black and Roxborough split duties with both giving input, Joe and wife apart during training, and Joe turning to fishing. Schmeling and Brisson are mentioned with film and London ties. Carnera seeks medical X ray, and par five holes at Balturstol noted as tough for golfers.
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New York
Henry Picard
Hershey Pro
Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Casey Stengel
Phils
Joe Louis
Bombers
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Detroit
Joe
Mex Schmeling
Schmeling
Louis
Five Cent
Brisson
Europe
Max
Oridya
London
Ellenville
Primo Carnera
Johnny Farrell
Balturstol
Heinz and Baptists Win Close City League Contests
Heinz 3 Elks 2 in seven innings at Oregon Street Park followed by Baptist 7 Presby 6 at Jefferson Field. Elks 304 and Huttig’s faced Heinz and Journal in twilight games as two leagues played.
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Ina Mae's
First Methodist
First Baptist
Mulford
Walnut Baptists
St Mathias Eeeens
Elks
Red Paint Store
Oregon
Huttig
Journal
Oregon Field
Walnut Street Baptists
Jefferson Field
Heinz
Elks Club
Baptists
Presbyterians
Baptist Church
Presbyterian
Oregon Street Park
Oregon Park
Huttig’s
the Journal
Methodists
Heinz Club
Oregon Ballpark
Nolan
Ed Barry
Kenney Huber
Lodgemen
Presbies
Marinus’ Jensen
Montreal Danno O Mahoney defeats Mana Goff two falls
In Montreal Danno O Mahoney of Ireland 227 defeated Ivan Mana Goff of Russia 221 in two falls. In New Haven Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis 215 beat George Keverly 218 after Keverly was disqualified following Garibaldi’s first fall.
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Montreal
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Ivan Managoff
Russia
New Haven
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
George Keverly
Baseball League Implements Entry Rules and Umpire Plan
The executive board and managers set league rules including two $25 deposits per team, a 15 player list due by June 12 with Aug 1 change cutoff, and two umpires per home game to avoid extra costs. No holiday games. all schedule on Sundays. Muscatine sponsor Gibby Jacobs names prospective local players.
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Harry Murray
Burlington Garageman
Gibby Jacobs
Muscatine
Kenneth Huber
Lefty
Schnack
Wolverines Clinch Big Ten Baseball Title with Iowa Victory
Michigan clinched the Big Ten title in Ann Arbor with an 8 to 6 win over Iowa. Despite seven errors by Michigan and five by Iowa, the Wolverines finished 9–1 while Illinois was 10–2 and Iowa 8–2. Minnesota split a doubleheader to finish 7–4.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Mich
Iowans to Play Eight Big Ten Football Games
The University of Iowa will face all Big Ten members except Ohio State at least once over the 1936 1937 and 1938 seasons. The three year schedule shows 15 conference games with seven at Iowa City and includes varied opponents such as Michigan Minnesota Indiana Purdue and Illinois across the three seasons.
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Iowa City
Ohio State
University of Iowa
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Iowa Stadium
Iowans
Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Illinois
Baseball Players Named in Roster
The report lists four players: Bob Kinnan infielder Harold Skipper Weber infielder Tom Jacobs pitcher and Joe Van Ysseldyk pitcher.
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Bob Kinnan
Harold
Weber
Tom Jacobs
Joe van Ysseldyk
Baseball Leaders Snapshots of 1930s Season Honors
League batting leader Sullivan of the Indians hits .406 with 55 runs, 50 RBIs from Dickey of the Yankees, Gehringer of the Tigers leads with 67 hits and 18 doubles, Clift of the Browns has 8 triples, Foxx of the Red Sox laces 13 homers, Powell of the Senators with 10 steals. Pitching honors go to Pearson of the Yankees at 81, while Terry of the Giants hits .413, Medwick leads RBI with Cardinals at 47, J Martin of the Cardinals 41 runs and 69 hits, Goodman of the Reds 7 triples, J Moore of the Phillies 9 steals, Gumbert of the Giants 5 1 record.
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Sullivan
Indians
Gherig
Yankees
Dickey
Gehringer
Tigers
Clift
Browns
Foxx
Red Sox
Powell
Senators
Terry
Giants
J. Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Jordan
Bees
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
J. Moore
Phillies
Major Heroes Halt Cubs and Pirates in Mixed Baseball Wins
Major heroes Schumacher and Reis led the Giants and Pirates to 3-0 and 11th inning wins as Ferrell drove in two for the Red Sox in a 6-2 victory over Cleveland. Newsom limited the Browns to seven hits in a 7-4 Senators win. Crosetti and DiMaggio powered the Yankees to an 11-1 rout of Chicago with a double, single, homer and a bases loaded triple and single.
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Gas House
St. Louis
DiMaggio
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Martin
Asheville
N. C
Brooklyn
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hal Schumacher
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Curt Davis
Bees
Pirates
Boston Bees
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Goose Goslin
Ervin Fox
Phillies
Cincinnati
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Senators
Chicago
R. H. FE
New York
Schumacher and Mancuso
Davis
Root and
Hartnett
Moor
Earnshaw Frankhouse
Berres
Parmalee
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Sean
Boston
MacFayden
Reis
Lopez
Seift
Todd
Giants
Cubs
Bob Reis
Rees
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Cleveland
Buck Newsom
Browns
Frank Crosetti
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Purdue schedule stretches into fall 1938 football season
At home games listed for October 8 against Wisconsin and October 29 against Purdue. Away games set for October 15 at Chicago October 29 or November 5 against Minnesota November 12 against Indiana.
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Purdue
Wisconsin
Chicago
Minnesota
Indiana
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Eddie Brietz
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Welch-Cook-Beals Company
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
A & P’s Money Saving
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Breakfast of Champions” Wheaties
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