Ballot totals show early All-Star picks with regional voters
Early voters from Linnell Gen try Crab Orchard to Jerry Eanes Oak Hill cast ballots for the 14th annual All-Star Game in St. Louis. Local and national leaders in each league are listed with top choices and votes, as entries close July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Linnell Gentry
Crab Orchard
Ernest C. Davis
Sabine
Frank Spessard
Mt. Hope
Walter Driedzie
Scarbro
Billy Brewer
Harper
Donald Thompson
Frenchie Stover
Mullens
Shirley Bach
Berkley
Clifton Lily
Glen White
Pfe
Jerry Eanes
Stotesbury Jad
U.S. Air Force
Denver
Col
Oak Hill
Chicago
Yanks Win Third In Series Blasting Feller 4-0
The New York Yankees swept back to within a game and a half of the lead, beating Cleveland 4-0 as Bob Feller struggled. Lou Boudreau’s Indians dropped eight of their last twelve, while the Yankees won eight of twelve. Meanwhile Boston slugger Williams boosted his batting average as St Louis and Brooklyn split NL games.
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Yeverican Teague
Reds
Musial
Cards
Wyrustek
Teds
Rignt—Kiner
Pirates
McQuinn
New York
Vernon
Washington
J. Gorttun
Cleveland
Doerr
Boston
Boudreau
Sleptions
Mize
Walthus
Chicago
Schwendienst
St. Louis
Stanky
Eliott
Gustine
Pittsburgh
Reeze
Brooklyn
Kerr
Let
Uelud
Mustal
Kiner
Athburn
Philadelphia
Thomson
York
Slaugiter
Holmes
Aston
Mast
Cooper
Ralph Roden
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Lou Bourreau
Bob Feller
Tribe
Indians
New York Yankees
BANKS
Gene Bearden
Sam
Zoldak
Don Black
Feller
Yanks
van Meter
Inwa
Ted Weltiams
Colin
Io Hovinnette
Soem
Ie Spark
LE. Robinette
Red Sox
Williams
Hawley
St. Louis Cardinals
Stansburla
Boston Braves
Hoxton
DiMagegio
DiMaggio
Gie Gan Oy
Braves
Ag Keliner
Olen
Coan
Jarris Mens
Iens
Leimon
Gmibh
Schonntneust
Grub
Hajash
SRN
Lorng
Tlowie
Poller
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Pirate
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Yankees
Rapid Robert
George McQuinn
Johnny Lindell
Joe DiMaggio
di ‘Maggio
Ken Keltner
Vic Raschi
Raschi
Indians Hateich
Gtri-County League
Beckley Feed & Sitgeit
da Cenk
Haschi
Joe
A. Grubb
B. Heatt
Gordon
Keltner
Jim L. Grubb
Harran
Brawley
Heagan
F. Blarington
Peterson
Raschij
Ccscee
Phillips Motors
Dale
Bo Hajash
Shumate
Manning
Tive Sireho
Teil Athletics
Caigames
Bae
Browns
St Louis
J. Koppers-Eccles Aurgels Ovens
Fotals
Bie
Worrell
al-Rale
Calihan
Wiliams Mima
Saxton Vas Ie
Pomeroy
Weaver
Boston Red
Billy Totals
Wight
White Sox
Legion Starts Area Playoffs Today
The report details opening playoff action with box scores from St. Louis and Boston games, listing players, positions, and key stats. Notable names include Schoendienst, Musial, Slaughter, Northey, and Moore, among others, with run totals and errors noted for both leagues.
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St. Louis OX
Boston
Nabhoa
Ahha
al Schnds
Stanky
Marion
Holmes
Musal
MeCk
Stangler
Elion Ab
Northey
F. MeCk
Moore
Ruseell
O Lang
Masic
Kurwski
Darks
Pss
Fuuns
Schoendienst
Marton
Musial
Slaughter
Lang
Janes
G Giota
Pollet
McCoraven
Rrors
Sta F
Prendergast
Sain
Post 32 and Post 70 Open League Play for State Playoffs
Beckley Post 32 defends the area title by hosting Oak Hill at 4 pm. Post 70, historically the first all Negro team in the Legion junior program, visits Mt. Hope. Hinton goes to Princeton and Welch plays Bluefield as the 14 game season starts with a 4 pm first pitch today. rain could push games to tomorrow.
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American Legion
Beckley
Post
Oak Hull
Legion
Mt. Hope
Hinton
Princeton
Wele
Bluefield
Legion Exhibition Schedule Hinges On Mutual Agreement
Legion exhibition games stretch to Saturday with two postponements possible only by mutual consent or by district chairman John Coleman of Bluefield. Red Martin’s squad played eight exhibitions, winning six, losing to Oak Hill 5-4 and 6-5 to the Jester’s Aces. Localers won two against Oak Hill 3-2 and 2-1, leaving today’s Mountaineers contest on the four game Area slate. Oak Hill, coached by Chuck Balding, fields a strong squad.
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Chicago
New York
Abhoa Mauch
Kerris
Lockman
Thomzon
Patko
Mize
Nicholsn
Cooper
Lowrey
Marshall
Gordon
Culler
Rigney
a-Walker
Janva
Smalley
Jones
e-Maddern
Schmitz
h-Cavareta
Kush
H-Sethene
Talalsa
Dulles
Sci
Smattey
Schelfing
Maddern
Thomson
Kerr
Hone Cun
Mad
Dowdle
Diller
Maven
Wantkuts
Scheifing
Mauch
Bates
Jansen
Jones J
Schautz
John Coleman
Bluefield
Red" Martin
Oak
Hill
Jester's Aces
Oak Hill
Chuck” Balding
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Fecris Fain
Athletics
Ken Keliner
George Koll
Tigers
American
Eddie Stanky
Johnny Rigney
Jead
Red Schoendienst
Buddy Kerr
Pee Wee Reese
Cincinnati
Hank Laver
Ralph Kiner
Richie Ashburn
Phils
Enos Slaughter
Blast Feller
Hamner
Walker
Hartung
Hansen
Kosta
Trinkle
Westman
Chit Hamner
Nicholson
Rome
Willams
Bosta
Detroit
Cincinnatii
Pialdelphia
FISIE
Russia
Moscow
Elvil Aireet
Leningrad
Trud
Puesdaorgh Sh
Rox
Whitman
Guuine, Ab
Flngn
Robneon
Kurer If
Furillo Cf
Ealnee
Reese
Valighan
Ruren
Brown
Yasler
a-Rackley
Minner
c-Edwards
Ramsdell
a-Ward Oadt Tors
Vlew
Sin
Faytor
Miksis
E. Riddle
Singleton
Main
Gregg
FitzGerald
Barney
Behtizan
Roeky and Herges
Tucker Cf
Henrich
Mitchell
Becrac
DiMagio
Rodinsn
Edwards
Godon
Keliner
Lindell If
Ogo
Hegan
Ste
Lindell Friots
Berra
Rizzuto
Lindell
DiMag
Me¢Quisin
L Sidell
Dio
Maggiogio
Tolen
Turker
Strinwedes
Rizento
Bares
Haschl
Raschi 1630
Aera Cert
Bob Kelly
Bettas
Cecil Maynor
Len Sanna
Darrell Thompson
Joe Sutyak
Ben Stover
Walt Craddock
Paul Walker
Pat Eeee
Lou Torrico
Jim Turner Rs
D. Kidd
Dick Zeigler Oe
Bele Lester
Carl Legurs
Keiley Iil
Stover
Zeigler Tur
Sutyak Tp Ees
George Sprinert
Manhattan Sport
Stetson
Sol
Harry's Men's Shop
Neville St. — Beckley
Shakespeare
Heddon
Pal
True Temper
Geo
South Bend
Pflueger
Ocean City
Langley
U. S
Keatley Bros. Inc
Northcool
Palm Beach
Arrow
Northcool Suits
Stelson
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Fortune Shoes
Logan
Welch
Charleston
McGregor
McGregor, Bvd and Arrow
Botany
Wembley
Hickok
Frankz
Neville
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