All Star selections mix Giants Cardinals in National League roster
Six Giants and six Cardinals lead the National League draft for the July 8 All Star game in Cleveland. NL picks include Bill Terry Kim Collins Pepper Martin Arky Vaughan Burgess Whitehead Joe Medwick Wally Berger Paul Waner Mell Ott Joe Moore Jimmy Wilson Gabby Hartnett Gus Mancuso Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher Dirty Dean Paul Derringer Van Mungo and coaches Dressen and Rign.
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Burgess Whitehead
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Wally Berger
Braves
Paul Waner
Pirates
Mell Ott
Joe Moore
Giants
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Gus Mancuso
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Dirty Dean
Paul Derringer
Reds
van Mongo
Dodgers
Charlie Dressen
Charlie Rimm
Doc Weaver
Vaughan
Medwick
Martin
Moore
J. Collins
Berger
L. Waner
Wimbledon rivals in action and US stars in form
Defending Wimbledon champion Dorothy Round and American Helen Wills Moody appear in top match action. The piece notes Moody's return after injury and references 1933 Forest Hills play, with other baseball mentions including Cronin, Foxx, and average outfield guesses for the American League all stars.
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United States
Dorothy Round
England
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
U. S
Forest Hills
L. I
Jenkins Wins Again in Okoboji Indians Trap Shoot
R M Jenkins of Orleans Indiana took high honors at Cedar Point for the third straight day in the 280 target event scoring 197. P A Rominx of Uhrichsville led Class with 178.
Leading Batters and Pitchers Across Leagues
The report lists top National and American batting leaders including Vaughan Medwick and J Collins with Cardinals and Giants leading in various categories. Also notes St Louis Cardinals 11 Cleveland Rosies 3 exhibition and Kentucky colonel appointment for Henry J. Pfeiffer as governor Laffoon’s staff member.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Rosies
Harrell
Hallahan
St. Louis
Roesche
Schamp
Cleveland
Kenton
Henry J. Pfeiffer
League of Ohio Sportsmen
State Conservation Council
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Louis To Meet King Levinsky In Chicago August
New York promoters weigh Baer or Schmeling as Louis top foe while the Brown Bomber agrees to fight King Levinsky in Chicago in August as a tune up. Louis plans a July bout if possible and Mike Jacobs decides the venue and promoter for the Levinsky clash among Chicago ballparks or Soldiers Field.
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Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Baer
Schmeling
Brown
King Levinsky
Chicago
Levinsky
Nate Lewis
Joe Foley
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Jacobs
Foley
Soldiers’ Field
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Jack Doyle
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