1935 By The Numbers
World Series
Pittsburgh Pirates over Washington 4-2
MVP: Chuck Klein (Pittsburgh)
Batting Champions
AL: Joe Medwick (Washington Senators) .366
NL: Luke Appling (Pittsburgh Pirates) .384
The Home Run Kings
AL: Hal Trosky (Chicago White Sox) 40
NL: Lou Gehrig (Pittsburgh Pirates) 26
New Records
None
Accomplishments
Hal Trosky (Chicago White Sox) 3 HR in a single game
Lou Gehrig (Pittsburgh Pirates) 3 HR in a play off game
Mel Ott (Pittsburgh Pirates) (St Louis Cardinals) 6 hits in one game
3 Players hit for the cycle
9 pitchers won 20 or more games
Gee Walker (St Louis Cardinals) 33 game hitting streak
Lefty Grove (Washington Senators) 300th win
Babe Ruth (Boston Doves) 3000th hit
Earle Combs (Cincinnati Reds), Tony Lazzeri (Philadelphia Phillies), and Travis Jackson (Cleveland Indians) 2500th hit
The Slam File
35 this year. Hal Trosky (Chicago White Sox) and Kiddo Davis (Pittsburgh Pirates) hit 2
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April 18th 1935 Gus Dugas (Chicago White Sox)
April 22nd 1935 Danny Taylor (Philadelphia Phillies)
April 24th 1935 Moose Solters (Philadelphia Athletics)
May 5th 1935 Johnny Hodapp (Washington Senators)
May 9th 1935 Bill Terry (Cleveland Indians)
May 14th 1935 Alex Kampouris (Philadelphia Athletics)
May 19th 1935 Bob Schilling (St Louis Browns)
May 20th 1935 Jimmie Foxx (Boston Red Sox)
May 24th 1935 Carly Reynolds (Philadelphia Phillies)
May 31st 1935 Johnny Hodapp (Washington Senators)
June 8th 1935 Mel Ott (Pittsburgh Pirates)
June 8th 1935 Jimmie Foxx (Boston Red Sox)
June 11th 1935 Zeke Bonura (St Louis Browns)
June 15th 1935 Pete Graham (Chicago Cubs)
June 19th 1935 Hank Leiber (St Louis Browns)
June 22nd 1935 Lin Storti (New York Giants)
July 4th 1935 Earl Averill (Philadelphia Athletics)
July 10th 1935 George Puccinelli (Pittsburgh Pirates)
July 12th 1935 Bob johnson (St Louis Cardinals)
July 19th 1935 Kiddo Davis (Pittsburgh Pirates)
July 23rd 1935 Bill DeLancey (Cleveland Indians)
July 28th 1935 Hal Trosky (Chicago White Sox)
July 28th 1935 Hal Trosky (Chicago White Sox) Doubleheader
July 30th 1935 Pete Fox (Chicago White Sox) Walk off
August 3rd 1935 Freddie Muller (Cincinnati Reds)
August 17th 1935 Wes Ferrell (Cincinnati Reds)
August 18th 1935 Harry A Davis (Washington Senators) PH
August 24th 1935 William Smith (Brooklyn Dodgers)
August 25th 1935 Joe Medwick (Washington Senators)
September 11th 1935 Nick Ettin (Boston Braves)
September 11th 1935 Rick Farrell (Philadelphia Athletics) Walk off
September 15th 1935 Kiddo Davis (Pittsburgh Pirates)
September 16th 1935 Ed Stone (Brooklyn Dodgers)
September 16th 1935 Leon Ballard (New York Yankees) Walk off PH
September 17th 1935 George Detore (St Louis Cardinals)
September 18th 1835 Freddie Muller (Cincinnati Reds)