Detroit the Unconquerable: The 1935 World Champion Tigers
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| Publisher | Society for American Baseball Research; Standard Edition |
| ISBN 13 | 9781933599786 |
| ISBN 10 | 1933599782 |
| Author | Scott Ferkovitch |
| Language | English |
| Book Description | It had taken three and a half decades, but the Detroit Tigers were finally crowned the best team in baseball in 1935. Coming on the heels of their hugely disappointing loss in the World Series to the St. Louis Cardinals the year before, the Tigers emerged victorious in a thrilling six-game October showdown against a talented Chicago Cubs team. It was Detroit's first World Series championship. For a city suffering from the Great Depression, it couldn't have come at a better time. The team was led by player-manager Mickey Cochrane, and featured an offense fueled by Hank Greenberg, Charlie Gehringer, and Goose Goslin (dubber the "G-Men"). On the mound were Lynwood Thomas "Schoolboy" Rowe, Tommy Bridges, Elden Auker, and General Crowder. With 93 victories that summer, the Tigers outpaced the New York Yankees by three games, taking their fifth American League title in club history. To commemorate the 80th anniversary of this great team, the Society for American Baseball Research is proud to present the 1935 Detroit Tigers in all their glory. With contributions from over 35 members of the SABR BioProject, this book is a delightful account of one of the most significant teams in sports history. "Navin Field was packed, and when we won Detroit really came alive. As a team we were like a bunch of brothers. Hank, Charlie, Billy, Goose, Schoolboy, Tommy...all of them. I think of those guys often. It was a wonderful time of my life." -Elden AukerContents: Introduction by Scott FerkovichSleeping Giant: Detroit in the 1930s by Gary GilletteThe Babe's Loss Was Detroit's Gain: The Cochrane Trade by John MilnerThe 1935 Season in Review by Greg Erion THE OWNER: Frank Navin by Marc Okkonen & David Jones THE PLAYERSElden Auker by Robert H. Schaefer Tommy Bridges by Rob NeyerFlea Clifton by Kent Ailsworth Mickey Cochrane by Charles Bevis General Crowder by Gregory H. WolfCarl Fischer by Jeff Bower Pete Fox by Gerald Nechal Charlie Gehringer by Ruth Sadler Goose Goslin by Cort Vitty Hank Greenberg by Scott Ferkovich Clyde Hatter by Frank Schaffer Ray Hayworth by Chuck AilsworthChief Hogsett by Rory Costello Roxie Lawson by Alan Cohen Firpo Marberry by Mark Armour Chet Morgan by Greg Erion Marv Owen by Mark Armour Frank Reiber by Gregg Omoth Billy Rogell by Raymond BuzenskiSchoolboy Rowe by Gregory H. WolfHeinie Schuble by Rodney Johnson Hugh Shelley by Scott Dominiak Vic Sorrell by Gregory H. Wolf Joe Sullivan by Gregory H. Wolf Gee Walker by David Raglin Hub Walker by Gregory H. WolfJo-Jo White by Kent AilsworthTHE COACHES Del Baker by Rob NeyerCy Perkins by C. Paul Rogers IIIThe Corner of Michigan and Trumbull by Scott FerkovichBy the Numbers by Dan Fields"Good Afternoon, Boys and Girls" The Tigers on the Radio in 1935 by Matthew BohnA Mechanical Man, a Hammer, a Goose, and Black Mike: The 1935 Tigers in the Hall of Fame by Doug LehmanJuly 8, 1935: American League All-Stars 4, National League All-Stars 1 by Chuck AilsworthDetroit: "City of Champions" by Larry & Rob HilliardWorld Series Opponents: The 1935 Chicago Cubs by Gregory H. Wolf "I Thought I Never Would Get There" The 1935 World Series by Scott Ferkovich |
| About the Author | SABR is the Society for American Baseball Research, a group of over 6,000 enthusiasts about the game of baseball whose research interests range from the game's history to statistical analysis, records, cultural impact, and more. The BioProject is a SABR effort to research, write, and publish biographies of every player--and every person--ever connected with organized baseball. Anyone with a love of baseball can join SABR and become a part of these efforts. |
| Publication Date | 1 December 2014 |
| Number of Pages | 232 pages |
Detroit the Unconquerable: The 1935 World Champion Tigers
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