(May 24) A two-run homer by catcher Harvey Blaney in the sixth inning broke up the final game of a four-team pre-season tournament final held in Moose Jaw and allowed the team from Medicine Hat to defeat the Neilburg All-Stars 3 to 0 and capture first prize money. Two Southern League teams, the Moose Jaw All-Stars and the Regina Windsors were eliminated in the early games.
(June 3) Playing their first game of the season in Canada, the touring House of David team defeated the Estevan Elks of the Southern League by a score of 11 to 3. The bearded boys turned in an impressive errorless performance. Elmer "Peanuts" Dean, older brother of the Deans Jerome "Dizzy" and Paul "Daffy" of the St. Louis Cardinals did not turn up as expected, missing the team bus en route.
(June 5) In as snappy an exhibition as the cold and wet conditions would permit, the House of David blanked the powerhouse Bismarck Churchills 2 to 0 in a seven-inning tussle at Regina's Park de Young. Catcher Dewey "Shorty" Hill gave the unshaven crew a 1 to 0 lead in the fifth on a solo home run off loser Joe Desiderato. His mates followed with three more hits which drove in another. "Lefty" Eckert earned the shutout win with a three-hitter. Fan favorite "Satchel" Paige hurled only one inning for Bismarck, the seventh, as team management wanted to keep him on the bench because of the weather.
(June 6) An exhibition classic was the 1935 match up in Winnipeg when Negro League legends Satchel Paige (left) and Chet Brewer (right) hooked up in a much anticipated contest.
"Two of the greatest colored pitchers in the game staged a baseball battle for the book last night as Satchel Paige and Bismarck went nine innings to a scoreless tie with Chet Brewer and the Kansas City Monarchs in the first game of an exhibition series at renovated Osborne Stadium. Between them the starry right-handers hung up the amazing total of 30 strikeouts before Umpire Snake Siddle called a halt as twilight descended at the end of the ninth inning. Paige, displaying more smoke than Winnipeg fans have seen since Lefty Grove pitched here in the fall of 1933, took 17 victims, while the other 13 fell before Brewer's combination of speed and curves." (Winnipeg Evening Tribune, June 7, 1935)
(June 17) The travelling Minneapolis All-Stars nosed out the Weyburn Beavers 3 to 2 in an entertaining exhibition encounter. The Beavers' Andy Young tossed a one-hitter but was charged with the loss as his teammates committed seven miscues.
(June 17) Regina baseball fans were treated to a fine display of baseball as the touring Tokyo Giants had no trouble in licking the Regina Nationals 11 to 3 on a soggy Park de Young diamond. Afield, the Japanese nine were especially impressive. Their pickups and pegs were perfect despite the bumpy and muddy diamond.
(July 1) A snappy ball club from Devil's Lake, North Dakota, touted to be a Cleveland Indians' farm club, drubbed the Regina Windsors twice, 16 to 3 and 13 to 7, at Floodlight Park. The talented visitors, one of the few teams to own a victory over the powerful Bismarck Churchills, were a young and huskily-built group for the most part with only two players over 21 years of age.
(July 2) In a much closer game than the two previous ones, the Devil's Lake baseballers defeated the Regina Windsors 6 to 3 at Park de Young to sweep the exhibition series.
(July 10) The Regina Windsors of the Southern League romped off with first place money at the Melville sports day baseball tournament.
(August 6) The House of David baseballers took an exhibition 5 to 4 decision from the Kansas City Monarchs at Regina's Floodlight Park. An unfortunate incident marred the contest when Grover Cleveland Alexander, not in the line-up, started an altercation between innings at home plate with Monarchs' catcher Tom Young. It took some time before things were straightened out but old "Pete" took the worst of it.
(August 7) The Kansas City Monarchs gained revenge for yesterday's loss to the House of David as they tripped up the Bearded Boys twice, 7 to 2 in an afternoon tilt behind Chet Brewer and 3 to 2 in the late event with "Lefty" Beverly recording the win.
(August 20) The Weyburn Beavers took a 10 to 0 trimming from the touring Acme Giants in an exhibition encounter in the Soo Line city. The coloured team from Shreveport, Louisiana battered Weyburn's Andy Young for eleven hits while all the Beavers could muster up were three scattered singles.