Seven Yanks, One Brown In Major All-Star Tilt
The American League selections for the July 9 All-Star game at Sportsman's Park include seven New York Yankees with Bill McKechine and Joe Cronin as managers. Bobby Doerr is absent, while Rip Radcliffe and Barney McCosky head a list of notable picks. Carl Hubbell, Gabby Hartnett, and Jimmie Foxx are among repeat selections, with four Indians among nine debutants for the junior circuit. The game is set for 1:90 p.m. Central Time, July 9, with possible postponement to July 10.
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Ray Mack
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Major All Star Teams Named for Major League Game
The eight managers announced the National League All Star squad for the July 9 game in St Louis. Included are pitchers Derringer Walters Mulcahy Highe French Hubbell Wyatt. catchers Danning Lombardi Phelps. fielders McCormick Coscarart Lavagetto Jurges Vaughan May Mize. outfielders Medwick Moore Ott Letber West Moore. American League selections feature Feller Milnar Bridges Leonard Ruffing Pearson Hayes Digkey Hemsley. infielders Foxx McQuinn Gordon Rolfe Appling Keller Finney Cramer Williams. outfielders DiMaggio Keller Finney Williams Johnson Greenberg. manager Cronin. coaches Daly Baker.
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Frank McCormick
Pete Coscarart
Lea Durocher
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Arky Vaughan
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Henry Letber
Max West
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Boo” Prothro
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Bob Feller
al Milnar
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Buck Newsom
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Emil Leonard
Washington
Charles Ruffing
Monte Pearson
Frank Hayes
Bil Digkey
Rolle Hemsley
Jimmy Foxx
George McQuinn
Joe Gordon
Red Rolfe
Ray Mack
Lou Boudreau
Ken Keltner
Like Appling
Joe DiMaggio
Charles Keller
Lou Finney
Roger Cramer
Fed Williams
Bob Johnson
Phila
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Henry Greenberg
Joe Cronin
Tom Daly
del Baker
Paul Schrieber
Moe Berg
Win Green
Memos of a Girl Friday and Hollywood Scandals
Walter Winchell columns recount gossip and sharp quips about Madeleine Carroll evading evacuees in England, Henry Ford bets on planes, Paramount dividends, a Promenade cafe fundraiser, a publisher facing indictment, and brief snippets on actors, engagements, and industry chatter.
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Broadway plans and radio notes in bustling press
A jumble of showbiz updates and local tidbits spans July openings, theatrical stars, and broadcasting moves. Ina Claire headlines a Gilbert Miller Ward Morehouse production while King Features expands a column to about 150 weekly papers. Details touch on Spivy’s new venue, a Syracuse radio spoof, and plans for staged works across New York with producers Mangold and Freely.
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Dong
Billingsley
Ina Claire
Gilbert Miller
Venton Freedley
Ward Morehouse
Kennedy and Tebbetts on the Nose in Tigers Tilt
New York reports Vernon Kennedy hit Birdie Tebbetts with a punch after a game incident. The altercation followed Tebbetts taunting Kennedy and other American League figures, with fans and teammates reacting to the heated exchange after the Tigers’ double header.
What's the matter with the Fort Worth baseball club
Fort Worth fans and writers debate Fort Worth Cats troubles as veteran pitching lags and a long losing streak continues. Observers from San Antonio Houston Beaumont weigh in, noting aging staff and inconsistent performance as the likely causes.
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Beaumont Enterprise
Groos Annexes Clublaurels Third Time in San Antonio
The Fort Worth Cats showed limited hustle in San Antonio, losing to a scrappy, MLB‑bound lineup. Gus Groos Jr won the San Antonio Country Club golf championship, defeating Creston King to claim a third straight title, with Cone J P Hassan and A Brown advancing in other flights.
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