1935 International League season

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The 1935 International League season was the 50th in the league's history, and ended with the Syracuse Chiefs winning their first Governors' Cup.

Final standings[edit]

Playoff teams in bold.

W L Pct. GB Manager Affiliation
Montreal Royals 92 62 .597 -- Shag Shaughnessy None
Syracuse Chiefs 87 67 .565 5 Nemo Leibold Boston Red Sox
Buffalo Bisons 86 67 .562 Ray Schalk None
Newark Bears 81 71 .533 10 Bob Shawkey New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles 78 74 .513 13 Guy Sturdy None
Toronto Maple Leafs 78 76 .506 14 Ike Boone Cincinnati Reds
Rochester Red Wings 61 91 .401 30 Ken Penner St. Louis Cardinals
Albany Senators 49 104 .320 42½ Al Mamaux Washington Senators

Playoffs[edit]

  First Round Governors' Cup Finals
                 
1  Montreal Royals 4  
3  Buffalo Bisons 2  
    1  Montreal Royals 3
  3  Syracuse Chiefs 4
2  Syracuse Chiefs 4
4  Newark Bears 0  



First Round[edit]

Montreal vs. Buffalo
Date Away Home
September 10 Buffalo 1 Montreal 4
September 11 Buffalo 7 Montreal 4
12 innings
September 12 Montreal 1 Buffalo 4
September 13 Montreal 6 Buffalo 3
September 15 Montreal 3 Buffalo 0
September 16 Buffalo 0 Montreal 8
Montreal wins series 4-2
Syracuse vs. Newark
Date Away Home
September 10 Newark 2 Syracuse 3
September 11 Newark 3 Syracuse 6
September 12 Syracuse 3 Newark 1
September 13 Syracuse 5 Newark 2
Syracuse wins series 4-0

Governors' Cup Finals[edit]

Montreal vs. Syracuse
Date Away Home
September 17 Syracuse 7 Montreal 6
September 18 Syracuse 10 Montreal 5
September 19 Montreal 5 Syracuse 2
September 20 Montreal 8 Syracuse 1
September 21 Montreal 6 Syracuse 4
September 22 Syracuse 3 Montreal 2
10 innings
September 23 Syracuse 2 Montreal 1
Syracuse wins series 4-3


League Leaders[edit]

Batting[edit]

  • Batting Average George Puccinelli, Baltimore, .359
  • Runs Scored Puccinelli, 135
  • Hits Puccinelli, 209
  • Doubles Puccinelli, 49
  • Triples Al Niemiec, Syracuse, 15
  • Home Runs Puccinelli, 53
  • Runs Batted In Puccinelli, 172
  • Stolen Bases Ernie Koy, Newark, 33

Pitching[edit]

References[edit]