National All Stars Beat Americans 4 3 In All Star Game
National League wins its first All Star game in four tries, 4 3 over the American League. Two two run bursts pace the Nationals, while Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell hold the Americans scoreless for six innings. Joe DiMaggio shines yet errs twice as rookie fault.
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OSTON
Bob Grove
Schoolboy Rowe
Nationals
Hartnett Guides Early Lead In Exhibition Duel
In a nine inning box score style report, Hartnett opened with a line drive through DiMaggio’s legs for a three base hit as Demaree scored. Gabby Hartnett later scored on a pass ball and Durocher added a single. Dizzy Dean pitched three perfect innings to close the stint with no hits or runs as the Nationals and Americans exchanged early threats.
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Lou Gehrig
Curt Davis
Cub
Lou Warneke
Warneke
Nationals
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Dean
Hubbell
DiMaggio
Joe
Billy Herman
Charley Gehringer
Appling
White Sox
Gehringer
Murocher
Joe DiMaggio
Whitney
Herman
Collins
Galan
Grove
Medwick
Averill
Durocher
Rick Ferrell
Dizzy
Gehrig
Frank Demaree
Higgins
Gabby Hartnett
Demaree
Hartnett
Radcliff
H Appling
Peewee
Maggio
Genringer
I Averill
Ef Chapman
R. Ferrell
C Neem Nee
Dickey
Goslin
Regins
tSelkirk
Harper
Crossetti
Anna Apts
Ferrell
Rowe
Harder
AB R
Hermann
Ewe
tRiges
Ole
Jean
Davis
di Maggio
Hart
J. Dean
Selkirk
Riges
Reardon
Summers
Stewart
Ralls
1930 Swat leaders facing slow batting start
Chicago AP reports top hitters from 1935 struggle against pitching in 1936. Gehrig posts .389 while Vaughan and Myer slump to .285 and .267 respectively, Vosmik Cramer also click as slumps spread through the circuit with few in 1936 pace. Gehringer leads AL at .366 as others fall back.
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankee
Floyd “Arky” Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Charles “Buddy” Myer
Washington
Vaughan
Myer
Vosmik
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
Roger Cramer
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Medwick
Baxter Jordan
Boston Bees
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Gus Suhr
John Moore
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Billy Herman
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Boston
Cramer
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Gehringer
Gehrig
Luke Appling
Chicago
Billy Dickey
New York Yankees
Bill Sullivan
Cleveland
All Star Lineup Mix of Cubs and Cardinals Players
The NL all star lineup features Cubs or Cardinals affiliations for most players except Pinky Whitney of the Phillies. The piece notes pitchers Dizzy Dean Carl Hubbell Lon Warneke and several hitters. includes a Q and A about players married lives and a memory of Lou Gehrig. It highlights switch hitters Augie Galan and Rip Collins and mentions Frankie Frisch as a rare prior switch hitter.
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Pinky Whitney
Phillies
Cubs
Cardinals
Hartnett
Herman
Galan
Demaree
Dean
Collins
Durocher
Medwick
St. Louis
Whitney
Phils
Augie Galan
Rip Collins
Frankie Frisch
Cards
Temperature drops with altitude then warms in stratosphere
As a person ascends from earth, the air cools about 1 degree Fahrenheit for every 300 feet until reaching the stratosphere. Beyond this layer the temperature stops dropping and may rise.
Manchester Beats Hopkinton in Delaware League Tilt
Manchester defeats Hopkinton 8 to 6 as four hitters drive five runs in the fourth inning. Delaware rallies with three runs in the seventh and eighth to beat Delhi 9 to 7. Grimm hits a homer for Delaware. Oehler brothers four baggers for Delhi. Masonville downed Ryan 10 to 9. CCC not scheduled. league may drop to six clubs as camp team likely withdraws.
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Gazette
Manchester
Delaware County Baseball League
Hopkinton
Delaware
Delhi
Grimm
Oehler Brothers
John
Jim
Ryan
Masonville
CCC
Calvary Baptist Beats Trinity On 4 Unearned Runs
Calvary Baptist won 4-1 over Trinity Methodist at Ellis Park aided by four unearned runs from errors. Leonard took the loss despite four-hit pitching as a drop pop fly and two first base errors hurt his outing. Other scores include Kenwood over Sinclair Memorial 8-4 and First Evangelical over Church of the Brethren 13-11 amid heat affecting several pitchers.
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Trinity Methodist
Ellis Park
Leonard
Kenwood
Sinclair Memorial
First Evangelical
Church of the Brethren
St. Paul’s
Trinity Lutheran
Central Park
St. James
Olver
Morrow
Bishop
Ewe
Johnson
Hanna
Hollen
Church of Brethren
Walker
Hockaday
Leslie
Duthbert
Bliss
Lust
Meaden
Four Games In Wapsie Valley Loop
Sunday results boost Wapsie Valley teams with Quasqueton Winthrop Alburnett and Coggon all winning. Alburnett routed Urbana 29 to 1 in a high scoring duel as Pflughaupt Bod dicker led the attack and Urbana’s Franks Sanders and Glass struggled on defense. Standings show Quasqueton atop the loop with 1 win and 0 losses, followed by Alburnett and others with varying records.
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Quasqueton
Winthrop
Alburnett
Coggon
Gharaucrone
Decker and
Decker
OEE
de Maketh
Alburnett Boys
Urbana
Pflughaupt
Boddicker
Franks, Sanders and
Glass
Lya
Estes
Brandon Victor Over Aurora Nine 13-12
Brandon town team defeated Aurora 13 to 12 in ten innings after a tied ninth. Manager George Hess sustained a head injury when a ball slid from the bat and struck him.
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Brandon Victor
Aurora
the Gazette
Brandon
Brandon Town
George Hess
Human body loses weight by moisture and activity
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Torrance Receives Back Treatment As Olympic Hope
Philadelphia dispatch reports Jack Torrance holder of the world shot put record and U S weight events contender received osteopathic treatment for an arm and severe lower back injury. He was treated after a crash aggravated condition from a six week hospital stay and will rest before a light workout and final Olympic tryouts at Randall's Island New York.
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Philadelphia
Jack Torrance
United States
Osteopathic
Torrance
C. Haddon Soden
Soden
Randall’s Island
N. Y
Locals Win District Game On Extra Inning Hits
Krumm delivered a two base hit and Macek added a RBI single in the eleventh inning to power Roosevelt hotel to a district tournament victory over Davenport at Maquoketa.
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Krumm
Macek
Roosevelt Hotel
Davenport
Maquoketa
Islanders Hammer CCC Team In 10 0 League Tilt
Rock Island M and J巡added a win as Schaeffer held CCC to three hits. Teammates built ten runs aided by seven walks and six errors. Wednesday hosts Quaker Oats and Light Co in a clash that could tie for first place.
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Rock Island M. and J
Schaeffer
CCC Boys
Quaker Oats and Light Company
Reck Island ! Co
C.matt’r
Titus
Schmatt
Kaplan
Atkins
Corsello
Baumerett
Cuyler
O'Cmeovich
Hamm
Rock Island Acre
Countryman
Carter
Strouse
Ruff
Dye
Baumeartner
Martin
Atens
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