All-Star Game Takes Place In Philly Tonight
National League managers announced a confident lineup for the 11th All-Star game at Shibe Park with Bill Southworth guiding the NL and Joe McCarthy staging the American League. Starters include Cooper, Herman, Musial, Nicholson, Walker, Marion, and M. Cooper for the NL while McCarthy weighed Bonham, Leonard, and Hughson for the AL with Wakefield or Heath in right field and Siekert at first base. Southworth addressed Pollet’s Army Air Corps call up and named Ace Adams to replace him, seeking the NL pennant impact.
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Shibe Park
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Bill Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Rosar
Cleveland
Early
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Gordon
New York
Doerr
Boston
Bonhan
Ernie
Jumbo) Bonham
Chicago White Sox
Bonham
McCarthy
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
Cecil
Tex) Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Hughson
Hughsons
St Louis
Spud Chandler
Polo Grounds
Chicago
al Smith
Oscar Judd
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Leonard
Jim Bagby
Indians
Dickey
Cooper
Siekert
Wakefield
Heath
Southworth
Howie Pollet
St. Louis
Army Air Corps
Ace Adams
Giants
Cardinals
Mauriello Wins Technical Knockout Over Musto in Ring
In Baltimore on July 12 Tami Mauriello heavyweight from New York scored a seven round technical knockout over Tot Musto of Chicago. Musto suffered a dislocated jaw and could not continue as the ringside physician stopped the bout at the start of the seventh round. Mauriello weighed 198 pounds to Musto 185 in a bout watched by about 4,000 fans. Mauriello dominated while Musto took the punishment. The fight had been scheduled for ten rounds.
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Musto
Ello
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Mauriéio
Tami
Ruths Team Beats Braves In Charity All Star Showdown
Ruths Team led by Babe Ruth and stars like Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio defeated the Boston Braves 9 to 8 at Fenway Park in a charity event. Williams hit three homers with runners aboard, DiMaggio added a third inning triple, and gaps in the Braves bullpen helped Ruths squad pull ahead late.
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Dom DiMaggio
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Ruth
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Dave Odom
Reid
Red Sox
Red Barrett
Braves
Odom
DiMaggio
Chuck Workman
Bath
Babe Young
Coast Guard
New York Giants
al Roberge
Fort Devens
Coast
Frick Decision Upheld By League Directors
The National League board upheld President Ford Frick on the June 15 protest between the Phillies and the New York Giants. Babe Dahlgren’s double in the ninth followed a disputed claim he stepped out of the batter’s box, with umpire Beans Reardon ruling the play incomplete. The protest was upheld but both sides may appeal to the league directors.
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National League Today
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New York Giants
Giants
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Ken Trinkle
Beans Rear
Frick
Bill Cox
Bill Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Bob Quinn
Boston Braves
Horace Stoneham
New York
American League
Kenesaw M. Landis
City Softball League Yesterday's Results
Dr. Pepper defeated Price Bros 9 to 6 in a City Softball League game. The report notes a torpedo fish shock as a cautionary detail, but no injuries are described and the league standings are not provided.
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Crum
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Kehne
Cook
Rice and Culler
Dorothy Dix on Secret Weapons of Women and Family War
Dorothy Dix claims women's tears nagging ill health old age and dying threats are covert weapons that undermine men morale and ruin families more than battlefield guns. She argues these tactics coerce husbands fathers and sons, fueling dependency while masking selfish behavior.
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Fem
Miss Jeff Donnell A rising star at Columbia studio
In Hollywood by Ergenie Johnson NEA staff correspondent profiles Jeff Donnell born Jean Marie Donnell in a boys reformatory in Maine. She rose from My Sister Eileen to Doughboys in Ireland opposite Kenny Baker, with husband Bill directing. The piece notes her steady career path, early marriage to William Anderson, and a playful, unglamorous persona as she juggles acting and family. It also mentions her father Harold E. Donnell, Maryland prison superintendent, and a light anecdote about her talkative habits.
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Hollywood
Jeff
South Windham
New England
Eileen
Kenny Baker
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Columbia Studio
Jean Marie Donnell
Het
Boston
Leland Powers
Michael Phineas
Mickey Finn
Bill
Columbia
Donnell
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Miss Donnell
Harold E. Donnell
Maryland
Clean hens houses urge thorough cleaning of poultry houses
College Park July 12 Dr Morley A Jul head of the Poultry Department at the University of Maryland warned poultrymen that to gain best returns from the new crop of layers the laying houses must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before pullets are moved in. He said neglect invites parasites disease and lower egg production Bolivia ranks second in world tin production producing about one fifth of total supply.
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Morely A. Jul
University of Maryland
Bolivia
Axis Defenses bombed as Western Europe raid continues
British and American air forces strike German positions across France and Belgium. RAF fighters hit railways and industrial targets while bombers target Caen Abbeville and northern France. US Flying Fortresses report direct hits on airfields and hangars. weather hampers some missions with crews reporting losses.
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Bethune
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Court News Equity McGinley Clemson vs Simonson and Simpson
Bill of complaint seeks sale of real estate of Clarence Leroy Clemson and George S Simpson. Marriage licenses list Wilson L Troxell 26 and Elouise Eyler 18 residents of LeGore, Pa Earl L Rice 34 of Montrose, Pa.
More Miners Return To Work Is Report
A back to work movement in Southwestern Pennsylvania grows with over 40 miners resuming jobs after a June 20 distress. Fewer than 14,000 remain away from the pits affecting Pittsburgh district furnaces as the U S Attorney General’s office confirms a federal grand jury probe into the miners’ refusal to resume work and into matters of great importance.
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Pennsylvania
U. S. Attorney General's Office
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miners' Work Return Refusal Cited In FBI Investigation
FBI says it conducts intensive probe to find causes for miners refusing to return to work. Picketing noted at two Browngville, Pa mines. other mines reportedly closed due to gasoline shortages and local conditions. In unrelated crime, property theft from Pen Mar hotel amounts to several hundred dollars in household items. Witness Mrs. Shaffer saw a truck at rear door days earlier. St. Louis, 1870 population 300000, ranks third largest city in the nation.
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Lillian May Gillan
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