National All Stars Top American League 4-3 in All Star Game
The National League defeated the American League 4 to 3 in the classic. Key two run bursts off Bob Grove and Schoolboy Rowe gave the Nationals a lead they clung to, aided by strong relief from Lou Warneke. Joe DiMaggio, making his first All Star appearance, misplayed a line drive and fumbled a grounder, contributing to two Nationals runs.
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OSTON
Bob Grove
Schoolboy Rowe
Nationals
Gedele
Ier
Lou Gehrig
Curt Davis
Cub
Lou Warneke
Warneke
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Dean
Hubbell
DiMaggio
Joe
Billy Herman
Charley Gehringer
Appling
White Sox
Gehringer
Durocher
Joe DiMaggio
Whitney
Herman
Collins
Galan
Grove
Medwick
Averill
Lon Warneke
Box Score Highlights From Excerpts In Tonight's Game
The report details early scoring with Gabby Hartnett driving in runs and a rookie miscue on a shoestring catch. Dizzy Dean shines on three innings with no hits or runs allowed, while Radcliff and other players contribute in the Nationals and Americans lineups. Continued on page 18.
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Appling
Higgins
Gabby Hartnett
DiMaggio
Demaree
Joe
Whitney
Averill
Hartnett
Durocher
Dean
Radcliff
Collins
Grove
Dizzy
Galan
Medwick
1935 Swat Leaders Find Going Tough
Chicago ap report notes slumps among top batsmen from 1935. Lou Gehrig contends pitching is stronger than last year. Arky Vaughan and Buddy Myer see declines from league leads. Other stars like Vosmik Cramer Medwick Hartnett and Gehringer show varied current averages in both leagues.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankee
Floyd “Arky
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Charles “Buddy” Myer
Washington
Myer
Vosemik
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
Vosmik
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Boston
Cramer
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Gehringer
Gehrig
Luke Appling
Billy Dickey
New York Yankees
Bill Sullivan
Cleveland
Air temperature drops with altitude then stabilizes
As a person ascends from the earth’s surface the air cools about 1 degree Fahrenheit per 300 feet until the stratosphere is reached. At that height the temperature stops falling and may even rise in some cases.
All Star NL lineup lacks Phillies as Pinky Whitney remains lone Phils link
The NL all star starting eight mostly comes from the Cubs and Cardinals with Pinky Whitney of the Phillies the lone exception. The piece covers player affiliations, a letter from a reader about players' marriages, and notes on managers and switch hitters.
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Pinky Whitney
Phillies
Cubs
Cardinals
Hartnett
Herman
Galan
Demaree
Dean
Collins
Durocher
Medwick
St. Louis
Whitney
Phils
Manchester Upsets Hopkinton 8 to 6 in Delaware League
Delaware County baseball league opens second half with Hopkinton, first-half pennant winner, losing 8 to 6 to Manchester. Delaware roared back with three-run rallies in the seventh and eighth to beat Delhi 9 to 7. Masonville edged Ryan, 10 to 9, in a see-saw game. CCC not scheduled. future plans may involve withdrawal reducing the league to six clubs.
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Ww. L. Pet
Delaware
Manchester
Masonville
Lamont CCC
Delhi
Hopkinton
Gazette
Delaware County Baseball League
Lea
Grimm
Oehler Brothers
John
Jim
Ryan
CCC
Calvary Baptist Beats Trinity On 4 Unearned Runs
Calvary Baptist scored four unearned runs due to Trinity Methodist errors at Ellis Park, winning 4-1 behind a four hit effort from Leonard who took the loss after a dropped pop fly and two first base errors. Kenwood beat Sinclair Memorial 8-4 and First Evangelical won 13-11 over Church of the Brethren as heat affected pitching in a Church Open League slate.
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Calvary Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Ellis Park
Leonard
Kenwood
Sinclair Memorial
First Evangelical
Church of the Brethren
St. Paul's
Trinity Lutheran
Central Park
St. James
Church Open League
Trinity M
Olver and
Morrow
Leonard Rad Hishop
Bindary
Lowe
Johnson
Hanna and Hollenbist
Evansarial
Church Brethren
Walker
Holsinger
D. Heefner
Burgess
Cinbcmb League
U Westminster
Schrader
Meyera
McCracken
Mohr
Pereees
Gerholdt
V. Andrews
Feet
Hristian
Central
Bliss
Cust
Millinix
McAllen
Deywitt
Hagerman
Four Games In Wapsie Valley Loop Start Season Half
Quasqueton Winthrop Alburnett and Coggon opened the second half of the Wapsie Valley season by winning Sunday. Scores and player notes accompany a standings table showing Quasqueton, Coggon, Winthrop, Alburnett, Lafayette and Urbana with mixed records.
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Wapsie Valley Loop
Coggon
Quasqueton
Winthrop
Alburnett
Walker
Mowbry
van Note
Kreuger
Decker and
Decker
Corbon
Lafayette
Alburnett Boys
Urbana
Pflughaupt
Bod
Dicker
Franks, Sanders and Glass
L Pet. Qu
Brandon Victor Over Aurora Nine Sunday Tilt
Brandon town team defeated Aurora 13 to 12 after ten innings in Brandon Iowa. Manager George Hess was injured when a ball slid from the bat struck him on the head.
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Brandon Victor
Aurora
the Gazette
Brandon
Brandon Town
George Hess
Body loses weight at daily evaporation rate
The average person loses about one pound every eight hours due to moisture loss through the lungs and pores and through exercise, outlining a dehydration-based weight reduction process.
Torrance Undergoes Back Treatment Ahead of Olympic Tryouts
Jack Torrance world shot put record holder and US Olympic weight events hopeful received osteopathic treatment in Philadelphia for a back and arm injury from a recent car crash. Doctor C Haddon Soden reported a severe lower back issue, with recovery planned through rest and light workouts before final Olympic trials on 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
Hits By Krumm And Macek Win For Locals
Krumm doubled and Macek singled in the eleventh inning to give Roosevelt Hotel a district tournament victory over Davenport in Maquoketa.
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Krumm
Macek
Roosevelt Hotel
Davenport
Maquoketa
Islanders blank CCC team in league tilt
Rock Island M. and J. league squad won 10 to 0 as Schaeffer limited CCC to three scattered hits. Teammates drew seven walks and made six errors to support the win. Wednesday night promises a hot matchup between Quaker Oats and Light Co as a tie for first looms with Lighters.
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Rock Island M
Schaeffer
CCC Boys
Quaker Oats and Light Company
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Rick Ferrell
Frank Demaree
H Ling
Chapman
R. Ferrell
Feraee Harper
Edwick
Jgehrineer
Hanett
Gehriz
aya—Whitney
Lggins
Gehrineer
Alis
Ticans
Ff J. Dean
Avis
Selkirk
Gosin
Ferrell
Higgiess
Harder
Nings
J. Dean
Reardon
Summers
Ali
Stewart T
Stewart T Second, Wholts Ial
Ella Cinders
Bill Conselman
Charlie Plumb
Cedar Rapids
SWAT
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Raider
The
Raiders
Filbert
Mary
Manners
Beatrice
Experia
Earl Whitehill
Babe Ruth
Lou
Ruth
Augie Gelan
Rip Collins
Frankie Frisch
Trinity
Rock Bottom
LCL
Pioneer Railroad
America
Fer
PERG
Allied Industries
Wee Enginer
Western Railroads
Pullman Company
Islanders Trip CCC
Rock Island
C.matt'r
U Titus
Kaplan
LjAtkins
P Schmatt
Corsello
O'baume’rée
Matt'r
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J.carter
al Berryt' Beebee
Bruce
Dvorak
Ferguson Cuyler
O Cmeovich
C Schaeffer
Hamm
Rocke Dian
Countryman
Schmatt
Carter
Strouse
Cuyler
Ruff
Dye
Baumeartner
Martin
Atins
Atkins
Schaffer
Roach Island
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Savel
Rimes
Quaker Qats Va
Ltsht Company
Hubbard
1St Ave
Messinger & Sons
Fifth Street
Speedway
Pathfinder
Goodyear
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