Feller And Vander Meer Dominate All Star Talk
Chicago manager Charley Grimm touts a staff led by Vander Meer Hubbell and Lee as the strongest in years. He predicts the National League will win in its home park with Gabby Hartnett or Ernie Lombardi catching and Mel Ott at third base, plus a deep outfield and swift double plays from Cuccinello Vaughan Durocher and Hack.
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Reds
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Herman
Fony Cuccinello
Arky Vaughan
Leo Durocher
Mel Ot
Crokie Lavagello
Stanley Hack
Joe Medwick
Ival Goodman
Joe Moore
Lloyd Waner
Hershel Martin
Hank Leiber
Bill Terry
All Star Game Talk From Joe McCarthy Portraits Strong Lineup
Renamed Yankees manager Joe McCarthy outlines an American League All-Star lineup featuring Johnny Anton, Bob Feller, Red Ruffing, Vernon Kennedy, Joe Cronin, Bill Dickey, Luke Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Hank Greenberg, Charley Gehringer, Joe Cronin, Cecil Travis, Red Rolfe, Buddy Lewis, Joe DiMaggio, Carl Averill, Bob Johnson, Roger Cramer, Mike Kreevich. He notes powerful outfield and pitching depth at Crosley Field as AL aims to outshine the National League with no-hitters, hitting feats, and succession of records.
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Joe McCarthy
Ren Ae
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Annasseo
Cincinnati
Johnny Aven
Bob Feller
Red Ruffing
Vernon Kennedy
Buck Joe Cronin Newsom
Bob Grove
Vernon Gomez
Bill Dickey
Rick Farrell
Rudy York
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Joe Cronin
Cecil Travis
Red Rolfe
Buddy Lewis
Joe DiMaggio
Carl Averill
Bob Johnson
Roger Cramer
Mike Kreevich
Crosley Field
Feller
Johnny Vander Meer
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Frank Higgins
Tris Speaker
Hank Steinbacher
Sixtraight
Gehrig
National League Yesterday's Results Reported
National League results show New York defeating Philadelphia 14 to 1 and Brooklyn losing 3 to 6 to Boston. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 while Oakland Oregon? was postponed by rain. A statistical note mentions early U.S naturalization law enacted in 1790.
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United States
Eastern Open Rifle and Pistol matches open at Camp Ritchie
The Eastern Open rifle and pistol matches began at Camp Ritchie with seventy five top pistol shots from the East set to compete five days for the Eastern individual pistol championship. Police teams from New York City Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and others started warmup bouts. Philadelphia leads the field with 1145 points, NY 1134, Washington and others close behind.
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B. L. Burtner
Pennsylvania Motor Police
John Rhoads
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J. P. Corrs
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St Louis
Eddie Cox
Gore de Hamby
Atlanta
Davis
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Dave Carlson
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New Haven
Baltimore Carroll League results and Sunday games
Tanertown defeated Hanover 6 to 4 while Congoleum beat Westminster 12 to 2. Sunday schedule lists Hanover at Reisterstown and Congoleum at Tanertown.
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Gordon Phelps Earns All Stars Nod After Breakthrough Season
Odenton, Md. catcher Gordon “Blimp” Phelps earns a well deserved spot on the National League All-Stars roster with a late surge for Brooklyn. After a spring thumb fracture sidelined him, he returned in May and posted a .270 average, then .400 in June, driving in key runs including in a 2-1 win over Chicago and a 6-3 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Mid-Year Sports Exam Questions From AP Feature Service
Former House of David pitcher gained fame as a trailblazer in the sport. The National AA handball singles title was won for the fourth straight year by a dominant champion. A Santa Anita handicap winner claimed the prize. Johnny Murphy earned the nickname fireman for his clutch relief work. A college team captured the Madison Square Garden Invitational basketball championship in New York.
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Johnny Murphy
New York
Thomasville Triumphs 2 0 Over Foe On Fence
Field report notes Newark star Charlie Keller, 21, drawing major league scouts amid claims he could surpass DiMaggio in speed and power. Keller’s arm and hustle praised, with one scout valuing him at 150000. Larry MacPhail criticizes Giants’ Leeds deal and Dodgers’ winger decision, favoring Gleason as superior.
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Bob Leeds
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Bill Terry
Giants
Jimmy Gleason
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Baseball Scores and Saturday Umpire Assignments
American League results show Cleveland 10 over Detroit 9 and Chicago 7 over St. Louis 1. Boston and Philadelphia were 1 to 7, while Washington 1 over New York 7. Saturday umpires include M J Thompson naming Roger Crum for Emmitsburg Middletown and Alton Twenty for Woodsboro Thurmont. A note observes Magallanes Chile using postage sums as change when coin shortages occur.
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Indians pull off 10-9 win over Tigers to take series
Johnny Allen earned his 11th win in a rain-soaked Cleveland game, as the Indians edged Detroit 10-9 to clinch the series. Feller was pulled after 8th inning trouble as Detroit rallied with a three-run burst but Cleveland held on for the victory.
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Great Game and Attraction in National Pastime
The passage praises baseball's appeal with stellar performances and rising stars Feller and Vander Meer, predicting the sport will attract tremendous crowds and endure as the national pastime.
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Feller
Vander Meer
Emmitsburg Club Elects Officers
The Emmitsburg baseball club of the Frederick County League organized Tuesday night and elected officers: Charles J. Rowe president, C. Ny Combs vice president, Roy Baker secretary, George Rosensteel treasurer, with directors Dr. W. H. Trieber Rev. Philip Bower R. William Rowe Dr. W. R. Cadle and Charles M. Harner.
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Roy Baker
George Rosensteel
W. H. Trieber
Philip Bower
William Rowe
W. R. Cadle
Charles M. Harner
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