All-Star Game At Pittsburgh Tuesday Night
Pittsburgh prepares for the 12th major league All-Star game at Forbes Field. The American League and National League clash as managers Billy Southworth and Joel McCarthy select lineups while facing discussions on Landis pact terms and calls for more night games. Hank Borowy or Tex Hughson likely start for the American League with Hal Newhouser as a lefty option. Bucky Walters and Rip Sewell lead the National League roster prospects.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Billy Southworth
Joel McCarthy
Will Harridge
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Ford Frick
National League
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Jack Zeller
Detroit Tigers
Service Equipment Fund
McCarthy
Yankee
Hank Borowy
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Southworth
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Rip Sewell
Pirate
Baseball results from National League games
Yesterday's National League scores show Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh 10 Brooklyn 1 Chicago 6 New York 2 St Louis 9 Boston 0 called end eighth. Sunday's results list New York 6 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 4 Boston 0.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Brothers in Navy Ptr Anglesbee enlisted in 1942
Brothers in the Unglesbee family join the Navy. One, Anglesbee, enlisted in 1942 and is stationed in the South Pacific after two years overseas. His brother 5S. 2.c Unglesbee finished boat training at Bainbridge and attends radio school there, recently home on leave. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. James P. Unglesbee of Jefferson.
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Anglesbee
South Pacific
Unglesbee
Bainbridge
R. M. School
Barracks
James P. Unglesbee
Jefferson
Cardinals Sweep Braves In Doubleheader Pitching Duel
Morton Cooper and Harry Brecheen spark a double whitewash over the Boston Braves as the St. Louis Cardinals climb above .500. Musial and Walker Cooper drive the only run in 1 0 victory. Brecheen dominates in the nightcap with 9 0 win and 13 hits for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Morton Cooper
Harry Brecheen
Cooper
Jim Tobin
Stan Musial
Walker Cooper
Big Mort
Brecheen
Loop
al Javery
Armand Cardeni
E Mil Verban
Johnny Hopp
Thers
Boston
Tobin
Masi
M. Cooper
W. Cooner
Eames R. H
Javery
Kluttz
Pfe graduate from Army Air Forces Gunnery School
Recent graduate Pfe Riddlemoser of the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School at Laredo Army Air Field Texas is the son of Mr and Mrs D L Riddlemoser Sr of 302 Sherman Avenue. Pirates win and lead Pittsburgh 10 to 1 in first game and 9 to 7 when nightcap called at eighth to respect curfew. Awning blaze starts from cigarette at Barney Shapiro store 23 North Market Street. officer on duty Howard Tyergar extinguishes blaze.
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Riddlemoser
Army Air Forces
Laredo Army Air Field
Laredo
Texas
D. L. Riddlemoser
Sherman Avenue
Pittsburgh
Davis
King
Fragan
Butcher
Cucurullo
Rescigno
Starr
Lopez
Barney Shapiro
North Market Street
Howard Tyergar
Yankees Sweep Tigers In Twin Bill Duo Of Comebacks
New York Yankees take both games from Detroit Tigers 4-3 and 3-2 in a doubleheader. Emerson Roser earns his third win in the nightcap while George Stirnweis s drives in runs with a 3-run homer and steals his 21st base. Pinky Higgins drives in Detroit's runs, and Russ Derry delivers a go ahead pinch single in the opener.
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New York
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Emerson Roser
Yankees
Bengals
George Stirnweiss
Red Cross
Pinky Higgins
Detroit
Stirnweiss
Yankee
Russ Derry
Ftill
Nick Etten
Tigers
Rudy York
Eddie Mayo
R. HH. E
Byrnes 425 foot homer and early offense in St Louis tilt
In the first game the Browns and Senators opened with a 3 run burst as Vern Stephens doubled in two off Early Wynn. Byrnes belted a 425 foot homer inside the fence and Brownie shortstop Stephens drove in two. Dutch Leonard held the Browns to five hits in the nightcap earning his eighth win. The second game details are incomplete but Washington won the second contest 6-0.
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St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Tex Shirley
Shirley
George Myatt
Browns
Senator
Milt
R. H
St. Louis
Mancuso
Wynn
Carrasquel
Lefebvre
Guerra
Roloe
Li Hollingsworth
Potter
Hayworth
Leonard
Ferrell
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Indians
Boston
Bretten
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Roh. E
Cleveland
Boston Debe
Klieman
Heving
Rosar
Hausmann
Ryba
Lake
Leaders Sweep Double Bills in County Softball League
Leaders hold top spots as Middletown crushes Unionville 22 to 4 and 5 to 0, Harmony blanked Ballenger 20 to 4 and 10 to 0, while Broad Run narrowly defeated Mt Pleasant 6 to 4 and tied 4 to 4 in a late rally. Unionville and Ballenger suffered heavy losses as heat affected several games. Middletown pitcher Anders struck out 11 in the opener, with Haffer adding a homer and G Karn contributing in the win. Broad Run benefited from late mistakes to split a twin bill with Mt Pleasant, avoiding a sweep.
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Middlelund
Unionville
Sharmony
Ballenger
Broad Run
Pleasant
Middletown
Harmony Boys
Harmony
W. Culler
Pum Whiefos Ab Oda
Kehne
Batenger
Shaffer
Smith and McCoy
R. H.E. Unionville
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Heusser
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Bob Chipman
R. H . New York
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Williams
Seiberling Tires
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Frederick, Md
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G. Karn
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Park Heights Avenue
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Insurance
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William M. Canby
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