High Lights of Past All-Star Classics
Roll through decades of All-Star games from 1933 to 1950 noting key moments and stars. Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams and others spark clashes at Comiskey, Polo Grounds, Briggs Stadium and more with standout homers, pitching feats, and dramatic late rallies.
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Detroit
Casey Stengel
Eddie Sawyer
Ruth
Frank Frisch
Bill Terry
Briggs Stadium
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Lefty Gomez
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Jimmy Foxx
Gomez
Mel Harder
Nationals
Boston
Braves
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Augie Galan
Lou Gehrig
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Roosevelt
Gehrig
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Johnny Vander Meer
Oakland Oaks
Bill Lee
Baseball Standings and Results From Early League Play
A garbled sports roundup lists standings and results across leagues. Fragments mention teams like Hollywood, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Baltimore with scattered scores and cities such as Santa Barbara and Bakersfield. It reads as a pregame tally of recent games and upcoming venues, but many names and figures are illegible.
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Fachic Coast
Leagle Beatile Toll
Innit
Ades
Rita Mul
Soames Weinfentel
Vertentay
Portland
Hollywood
jan_Franciace
Garren Tonmrrow
Gilmore
San Angeles
Sacraments
Epatile
San Francisce
DIEEO
Laruasia League
Opiate
Santa Beybora
Mtecktot
Dan Jose
Nealin
Bakersfield
Jerameatione
SEA
Saat Gt
Birmingham
Mphis
Lakewood Nine Romps Wilmington In Exhibition, 14 to 7
The Lakewood American Legion junior baseball team routed Wilmington in an exhibition on Wilmington’s grounds. Lakewood showed strong hitting and solid defense, dominating the game with a final score of 14 to 7.
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Lakewood Nine Bops
Wilmington
Lakewood American Legion
Lakewood
Allsel
Nadeau Cod
Clarkie
Roberts to Face Garver in All Star Game matchup
Detroit July 9 Ned Garver of the St. Louis Browns and Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies were named as starting pitchers for the 18th annual All Star game at Briggs Stadium. Roberts, a top NL hurler last season, was chosen by manager Sadie Sawyer despite a 7 10 record this year.
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Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Joe ‘DiMaggio
Detroit
Briggs Stadium
Atky Vaughan
Ted Williams
Polo Grounds
Loui Bourreau
Rudy York
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Bobby Shoerr
Houghton Park
George Stovall
Pittsburgh
Phil
Cavaretta
Boston
Sewell
Feller
Newhouser
Kramer
Nationals
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Johnny Mize
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Hoot Evers
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Musial
Xiner
Contlskey Park
Red Schoenhenst
Ralph Kiner
Bob Lemon
Vern Stephens
Joe DiMaggio
Ned Garver
St. Louis ‘Browns
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Roberts
Sadie Sawyer
Casey Stengel
National League
Rendurn
Ae Robinson
Vikams
If Hodwes
It Berta
Ab Vertesemunis
Rh Vaio
Io Caraparsla
Varrasqui Roberts
Garces
Stenge
Stengel
Garver
Ed Lopat
Freddie Hutchinson
Mel Parnell
Cleveland
Bob Lchantz
Conrado Marrero
Washington
Randy Gumpert
Sayer
Newcombe
Sal Maglie
Larry Jansen
New York Giants
Preacher Roe
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
Dutch Leonard
Chicago St, Louis
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Young
Dobson
Upson
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Priddy
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Kellner
Edward Coleman
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Fhlladelm Washington
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Bearden
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Wynn
Vollmer Sparks Red Sox to Split with Yankees
Clyde Vollmer drove in two with a triple in Friday action and followed with a grand slam Saturday as Boston beat New York 10-4 and then 6-2 to climb to second in the American League. The Red Sox won six straight and 11 of 15, while Yankee starter Vic Raschi struggled in a pivotal series.
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Sox
Yankees
Yanks
Browns
White Sox
Bostons
Boston
Uribe
Cleveland
Detroit
Larry Doby
Connie Marrero
Sid Hudson
Washington
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Phils
Sid Gordon
Giants
Braves
Pirates
Cards
Cubs
Reds
Yankee
Vic Raschivw
Lou Boudreau
Ted Williams
Billy Goodman
Ray Scarborough
Chico Carrascuel
Eddie Stewart
Bob Dillinger
Doby
Tribe
Tigers
New York Beaton
Walgdief
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U S Tracksters Cup Fifth Meet Dominates In Paris
The United States touring track and field team swept eight of 11 events, with Dick Attersey winning the 110 meter hurdles and Parry O'Brien taking the shot put. The squad dominated the meet, placing second in one event and fourth in two others as Southern California athletes led field events.
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Paris
United States
Anolther
Dick Attersey
Southern California
Parry O'Brien
Gems Widen Lead in Far West League Action
Gems extend hold on first with two wins over Eugene 11 to 9 and 4 to 3. Stan Roseboro had three singles and two RBIs in the opener, Gene Camp doubled in the clincher, and Petty driven in three on a bases loaded double. Medford and Reno split with Reno winning the afternoon 11 to 9 and Medford the night 11 to 3.
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Oyee Klamath
Gems
Eugene
Larks
Stan Roseboro
Gene Camp
Roseboro
Emery Petty
Medford
Reno
Silver Fox
Dub Cunningham
Frank Lucchesi
Greenberg Bolsters Rosen Amid Minoso Trade Talk
Hank Greenberg, president of the Cleveland Indians, defended Lou Rosen as best suited for the team over Orestes Minoso and expressed confidence in Cleveland’s pennant push. He praised the pitching staff, noted Easter’s return, and forecast a tight five team race among Cleveland, Boston, New York, Chicago, and Detroit with timely hitting and depth as key factors.
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Detrol
Hank Greenberg
Orestes Minoso
Allstar
Cleveland
al Rosen
Fon Minoso
Greenberg
Loui Brissie
Hank
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Sak
Minosa
Chicago, White Sox
Brissie
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Rosen
Iis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Luke Easter
Foster
Yankees
Minoso
Harry Heilmann Dies in Detroit
DETROIT July 9. Harry Heilmann four time American League batting champion and noted right fielder died today at Henry Ford Hospital after a lingering illness. He was 50. Heilmann ended his playing career in 1933 after 17 years with the Tigers and became “Voice of the Tigers” broadcasting Detroit games. He had been ill with pneumonia and cancer diagnosed after extensive medical exams. He leaves wife Mac and a legacy as one of baseball’s great hitters alongside Williams and Hornsby.
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Detroit
Hany Heilmann
Detroit Tigers
A. m
Henry Ford
Mac
Heilmann
Ciyeey
Tigers
Wile
Bengal
Lakeland
Fla
Boston
Ted Williams
Hellmann
Rogers Hornsby
Ty Cahi
Larry Lajoie
Billy Terry
Gravee Sisher
Chiles Wins Downtown Bowling Classic Title
In San Francisco on July 9 Chiles of Fresno won the 10th annual July singles bowling classic at Downtown Bowl. He earned $1000 for scoring 1734 across eight games with 17 high points. Jack Spielberg of Portland finished second with 1720 points and $874 prize.
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Chiles
Fresno
Downtown Bowl
Secon
Jack Speljberg
Portland
Ore
Citation targets million in Hollywood Gold Cup week
Inglewood Calif Ty IngIewood 9 racing story notes Citation poised to join the $1 million club after the Hollywood Gold Cup race. If all goes well the champion will reach or surpass $1,000,000 in earnings with Bewitch as the main foe. Bewitch has earned $442,605 and seeks more in the Gold Cup, narrowing the mares record.
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Inglewood
Citation
Warren Wright
Widow and Son
Calumet
Bewitch
Gallorette
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