Cards And Tigers Picked 10 Repeat In Polls For 1935
St Louis and Detroit expected to repeat pennant-winning showings in 1935 as Baseball Writers Association of America experts name St Louis, New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh top in the National League and Detroit, Cleveland, New York and Boston in the American League. Indians receive many first-place votes but finish behind Detroit in total points. Brooklyn heads the NL second division. Phillies and Reds linger low in the standings.
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Do You Remember Sports Milestones Across Years
One year ago the Detroit Red Wings beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 2 to 1 in a five game series opener for the National Hockey League International Division crown. Five years ago Albert FA Gates of Chicago became administrator of golf by the Professional Golfers Association. Ten years ago due to lis reluctance to fight Harry Will Nepg the challenger Jack Dempsey faced an ineligible list from the New York State Athletic Commission.
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Presentation awards for intra-mural church show basketball
Tw Prates winners of the Church Suree Show intra-mural championship were recognized Thursday afternoon. Coach Hubert Derr presented each winning member a black and orange C with orange numeral 35 awarded to the Trojans Vikings and Indians. Edward Seéinz and Lincoln Stull selected most valuable player. each received a silver plated basketball.
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James Wichter
Fred Meitner
James Es“orthg
Julius Jacobson
Edward Eving
George Beil
Trojans
Edward Seéinz
Lincoln Stull
Church Street
White Sox Begin Spring Camp at Brookside Park
Report from Pasadena notes Chicago White Sox under Jammy Dykes opening spring drills with 17 regulars and 17 rookies. Recruits Richard Bock and John Michaels show promise, while Dykes plans left handed pivots via waiver route if needed. Veterans Ted Lyons Sam Jones Whitlow Wyatt bolster the lineup alongside Ed Durham Luke Sewell backing pitching staff.
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John Michaels
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Ray Phelps
St Paul
Lee Stine
Milwaukee
Johnny Whitehead
Dallas
Ted Lyons
Sam Jones
Whitlow Wyatt
Big George Earnshaw
Les Ticle
Ed Durham
Luke Sewell
Zeke Bonum
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Orhf Dykes
Spor Tips and Notes from a Busy Pitcher memoir in a newspaper
Article blends sports tips with reminiscences on baseball figures Reggie Rawlings and Reggie Rawlings described as a strong minor league hitter with a fine throwing arm. Mentions Martinsburg club, Major League interest, and a Washington paper feature by Bill McGowan.
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Trophies Awarded to Oldsmobile Y M C A Team Champions
Miniature gold basketballs presented to Oldsmobile team members as champions of the YMCA Basketball League. Alvin G. Quinn awarded medals. Kehne led scorers with 98 points, named most valuable player. Runner up Chrysler and third place Plymouth squads received silver and bronze balls respectively, with lists of recipients and highlights from the season.
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Wilmer Kehne
Holmes Fout
Murray Faupel
James Sparks
James Bowers
Robert Ray
Paul Etzler
Austin Abrecht
Chrysler Quint
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Recreation League Second Half Schedule and Results
Yesterday's results show South St defeating Roney Games. Upcoming games list Muse versus Orme Tuesday, Grove versus South St Wednesday, Red Ravens against Kline's Thursday, Grofls versus Roney's Friday, and Ravens versus Muse.
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Rainy Coast Camp Notes Hit Three Major League Camps
Erskine Johnson reports from Pacific Coast spring training where rain disrupts Pirates Cubs and White Sox camps. Gibby Hartnett lingers with a sore throat Catalina Island. Frank Demaree stages a comeback with the Cubs while Lindstrom eyes third base as Grimm shifts him from outfield. A notable poker game unfolds at Catalina Island with Jurges Klein Carleton Lindstrom Leys and others watching. A new monoxide alert device enters the market for cautious motorists.
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Chuck Klein
Tex Carleton
St Louis
Freddie Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
John Leys
Boots Weber
Charley Grimm
Lon Warnecke
Larry French
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Two Baseball Meetings Set to Plan Coming Season
Frederick area clubs hold two meetings tonight to outline the season. County League officials meet at 7 PM, while Frederick Blue Ridge League members convene earlier on West Patrick Street to confirm reorganized clubs, new directors, and proposed rule changes.
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Barbers Defeat Gittinger's In Bowling League Night
The Barbers edge Gittinger's in Baker's Bowling League while Farmers face Union Mig Co. If a car hum occurs during rear axle work, it signals excessive drive pinion mesh tension when pulling the ring gear, or loose gears when coal is loaded.
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