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1936 MLB All-Star Game - Radio Broadcast · Retro Sports Radio: Classic Games from History

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  The 1936 Major League Baseball All-Star Game was held at Braves Field in Boston.
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  It's most notable for the appearance of rookie Joe DiMaggio in the starting lineup.
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  At the break, he was hitting.354 with 11 home runs, 27 doubles, and 62 RBI.
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  The National League, looking to win their first All-Star Game after three straight losses,
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  threw Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals on the mound to start the game.
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  Dizzy led the majors with 30 wins in 1934 and 28 in 1935.
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  Enjoy the game!
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  We're reporting to you now from National League Field in Boston, where the fourth All-Star Game of history will begin in about 15 minutes.
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  National League Field, a field called Braves Field by the Diet and the Wolfs fans,
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  will not cease then as this time when the folks covered with big names and baseball.
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  Early this morning, the fans began to arrive, and with a day that couldn't be any better,
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  the All-Star Game will make another historical chapter in the series.
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  The proceeds, as you know, are for newbie ballplayers,
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  and a good sum will be realized for these men who contributed to the game in other and better days.
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  This afternoon, the fields, the bleachers are still vacant in a good many sections,
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  so that we still have a chance for good many fans to come out here and get peeps for the game.
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  The grandstand, of course, is in reserve, where we fill it up to 55 game times,
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  but there are still plenty of peeps out there in the bleachers,
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  many vacant spots being noted by those of us who are in the booth here at the grandstand.
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  And this attendance now, which I think is at approximately about 28 or 30 thousand,
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  you think that's a fair estimate Fred, 28 or 30 thousand,
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  compares this way with the attendance of the previous All-Star Game.
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  Roaches in Chicago in 1933, where the idea of the game, by the way, was originated by our squad,
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  the attendance was close to 50 thousand.
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  In New York in 1934, there were nearly 49 thousand fans,
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  and in Cleveland last year, almost 70 thousand fans watched the leading players of both leagues.
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  So far, the fans of the American League have won all of our games, and here's the stuff.
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  The results of the Blast-Off Star Battles in 1933 at Konitsky Park in Chicago,
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  the American League has won by a score of 4-2, four runs, 12 hits, and one error.
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  The National All-Star has two runs, eight hits, and no error.
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  At that time, Hallahan, Warnocky, and Hubbell, and Wilson, and Hartnett,
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  and Gomez, Carter, Grove, Benwick, Perl, around the mound and tracking with specs.
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  In 1934 at the Polo grounds in New York, the American League has again won by a score of 9-7,
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  nine runs, 14 hits, and one error. The National League has seven runs, eight hits, and one error.
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  And the batteries, Hubbell, Warnocky, Mungo, Busydeen, Frankhouse, and Hartnett, and Lopez,
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  Gomez, Ruffing, Harder, Vicki, and Cochran.
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  In 1935 at the Municipal Stadium in Cleveland, the American League has again won,
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  this time by a score of 4-1, four runs, eight hits, and no errors.
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  The National League has one run, four hits, and one error.
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  Walker, Tumac, and Berringer, Busydeen, and Wilson, and Hartnett, Gomez, Carter, and Henry, were the best.
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  And now, plenty of the fans are out here today hoping for a National League win.
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  Advancing the idea that Charlie Grimm will make it a ballgame with plenty of fight in it
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  rather than a parade of stars before the fans, they expect to see the National League
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  as a voice of force to keep in this all-star series.
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  Joe McCarty, the American League manager, said to the committee for Mickey Cotton,
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  except for being fond of the feeling that the game should be considered an exhibition game
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  and that plenty of substitutions could be made in order to give the fans a chance to see their face.
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  More than two million fans have made the selections of the players,
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  and each manager is adding to the results of the polls his own selections of additional players.
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  And here is the squad as it is out here at National League Field of A's for the American League.
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  In the outfield, don't imagine, New York, early April season,
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  Luke Gatlin of Detroit, George Selkirk of New York, Ray Ratsap of Chicago, Ben Chapman of Washington,
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  Ian Fielders, Wally Garinger of Detroit, Luke Gatlin of Chicago, Frank Pacetti of New York,
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  Luke Derrig of New York, Jimmy Fox of Boston, Boston Redparks, and Frankie Higgins of Philadelphia.
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  This is Leslie Grove of Boston, Vernon Kennedy of Chicago, Mel Harder of Cleveland, Vernon Gomez of New York,
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  Monte Kershman of New York, and Shulboi Rowe of Detroit. That's just Rick Perrow of the Red Sox, Bill Dickey of the Yankees,
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  and Raleigh Hemsley of St. Louis. The manager of our total will be Joe McCarty who's substituting for Mickey Stockings,
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  and Joe Cunningham, the Red Sox manager, will be a coach along with Arthur Fletcher of New York,
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  with a co-owner for the American League squad, Scott Tindall of New York.
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  And here's the National League squad as it will fit in the bag out. Outfield is Joe Medrick St. Louis,
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  Mel Art in New York, Wally Berger of Boston, Argie DeLong of Chicago, Frank Cremere of Chicago, Joe Moore of New York.
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  Infielders will be Bill Herman of Chicago, Aki Vaughn of Pittsburgh, Jimmy Collins St. Louis, Leota Rocha of St. Louis,
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  Bill Riggs of Cincinnati, Gus Stewart of Pittsburgh, Bill Martin of St. Louis, and Arthur Whitney of County of Akerskin.
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  The pitchers will be Dizzy Jean of St. Louis, Kyle Hubbell of New York, Kirk Davis of Chicago,
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  Van Mungo of Brooklyn, Lon Warnocky of Chicago, and the catchers will be Gabby Houghton of Chicago,
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  and Ernie Lombardi of Cincinnati. Charlie Broom will manage the National League squad,
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  and the coaches will be Bill McKechnie of the Boston Bees and Jimmy Wilson of Philadelphia.
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  The trainer is Andy Lockjaw of Chicago, and the umpires for today's game will be Bill Stewart, John R. Riddon,
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  William Summers, and Louis Cole. And for the win when he gives you the play-by-play to Strypton,
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  we'll give you the starting lineup as it is announced for the beginning of the game this afternoon.
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  There goes a cheer from the crowd and the applause as that comedy man of baseball, Al Schaac,
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  comes out to a square ring which has been five fighting rings which has been just put up just on the third base line.
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  And Al with his characteristic long tailed coat and with his under-draws,
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  and that's what he's wearing today, showing with a soft roll down, has gone into his old gag
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  with a few of his trainers and a second down there, and that's pantomime dice game.
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  And as he rolls the dice and calls for the lock of the corner which he gets,
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  he loses and of course goes through the characteristic motions of the man who has lost what he wants to win.
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  And now he has taken his long tailed coat off and he has a pair of purple tights and a jersey that is half white and half black.
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  He's made up to resemble a colored boxer and I don't know whether he's going to a pantomime
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  or whether he's going to have an opponent. I guess it's going to be a little shadow boxing.
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  He steps out to receive the applause of the crowd. His seconds take him over to the corner,
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  one corner and then the other so that Al Schaac is going to play both corners.
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  And now there is the referee as he raises his hand and Al Schaac still arms to him,
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  and I think that this will be a shadow boxing exhibition on the part of Al Schaac.
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  While Al is going through that pantomime down there, let me give you the batting averages of the outfielders
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  and the American League squad. The Nugger of New York, 358, Avril of Cleveland, 348,
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  12th of New York, 318, Radcliffe of Chicago, 375, Kaplan of Washington, 285, and Garvin of Detroit, 321.
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  And boy, those two are out batting average. The catchers are Dickie of New York, 362,
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  Hemsley of St. Louis, 298, and Rick Ferrell of Boston, 280.
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  All of this cheering and laughter which you hear from the background, from the fans here,
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  for Al Schaac who has just knocked himself down as he is doing a shadow boxing.
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  There's the count on the part of the referee. He gets up at the count of four and as he gets up,
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  he gets his own glove in the way, knocks himself out again, and the water boy and all the seconds left in
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  to see if they can revive Mr. Schaac. Again, the batting averages of the American League
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  are given to the infielders, Geringa of Detroit, 356, Affling of Chicago, 370,
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  Gerrig of New York, 399, Jimmy Ponce of Boston, 331, Higgins of Philadelphia, 285,
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  and Percetti of New York, 319. That laughter from the fans came as Al Schaac went to his corner
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  and is supposedly knocked out and instead of him being revived, he started to revive his trainer
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  who assumed his place on the stool in the corner. Schaac is now divvying himself around down there.
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  As he is made up in blackface, as I have told you, half of his face is black and the other half has not had any makeup on it.
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  And he is going through now a slow motion gag of his which has always been particularly popular with the fans.
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  The referee is also going through the slow motion and with a slow motion smack to his skin,
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  he is going through all of the different punches that you see when you see a pride fight.
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  He is right down in slow motion and I think he is getting a little applause for this gesture
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  as he knocks himself out in slow motion and the audience is relaxed and in response.
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  There is a big puddle of water right there safe which takes his makeup off and the fans are being treated to a lot of fun here
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  before the ball is started to pass the ball. I think we can pick up the applause from out there for our Schaac.
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  Thank you very much, Donny.
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  Second for taking down the ring from the third baseline and Schaac now is posing for the various photographers
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  after he has given his comedy sketch to the fans who are here at the National League here.
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  Still plenty of seats in the bleachers with Lexington's here so that those who live around the territory
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  where the game is being played, if they get out here I think they'll have a chance to get some seats this afternoon.
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  Don't you think so, Brad?
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  It would be a great game to come out and watch and it's a wonderful day for a ball game.
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  Let me give you now the records of the pictures in the American League All-Star scores.
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  Wesley Grove of Boston, 110 and lost three. Gomez of New York, 17 and lost three.
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  Ronnie Kemp of New York, 111 and lost three.
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  Goodboy Roe of Detroit, 17 and lost four. Kennedy of Sadler, 19 and lost four.
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  Cleveland, 110 and lost six. There are the averages for the American League squad.
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  Now let's look over at the National League statistics.
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  The outfielders we have Medlick of St. Louis, 329.
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  Hart of New York, 321. Berger of Boston, 268.
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  Demaray of Chicago, 328. Moore of New York, 307.
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  And Augie Gellarne of Chicago, 284.
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  Two catches on the National League squad. Hartnett of Chicago and Lombardi of Cincinnati.
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  Hartnett with 308 average and Lombardi with 314.
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  And the infield averages of the members of the squad.
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  Herman of Chicago, 316. Lorne of Pittsburgh, 292.
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  Seward of Pittsburgh, 349. Collins of St. Louis, 329.
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  Turing Martin of St. Louis, 349.
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  Piggy Whitney of Philadelphia, 277. The older roaster of St. Louis, 301. And Riggs of Cincinnati, 251.
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  And here is the average of the pitchers of the National League squad.
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  Lizzie Deena of St. Louis, 114 and lost four.
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  That's against Betsy Grove, winning of 10 and losing a three game.
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  Hubbell of New York, 10 and five.
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  Mungo of Brooklyn, eight, one eight and lost ten.
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  Warnocky of Chicago, one eight, one eight and lost four.
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  And Davis of Chicago, an even up with seven and seven.
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  And Freddie, I have a note for me, which I'd like you to put in, Fred.
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  Will you give the value of my phone here?
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  Goal was 111 and lost three. He won seven games.
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  Okay, I could have told you, fans, that these statistics that I'm giving to you come up for the holiday games.
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  And Fred, of course, who is broadcasting the games every day here, always has the last minute statistics.
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  So the Betjors left the another win.
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  That was the one and nothing shutout, wasn't it, Fred, over the athletic.
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  And now the umpires of the day, Bill Stewart and Johnny Redden and Bill Summers and Louis Coles are down around home plate.
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  And I think that's the few minutes they'll be detecting the ground rules with the board of strategy of the American League as well as the National League squad.
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  I think there's Joe Coleman down there, the Red Sox and Arthur Fletcher of New York and Joe Masabi, the American League board of strategy.
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  And I've been touring with Ben, Charlie Gim and the others who are managing along with him, Joe McTexas of the D and Jimmy Wilson of Philadelphia.
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  So the back-up that you're doing now, and I'm going to ask Fred if he'll give you the starting lineup of the All-Star game.
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  You want that.
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  All right, well, I understand it.
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  All right.
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  Hello, everybody.
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  Hello, everybody.
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  Fred Hoy speaking.
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  I'd like to broadcast the All-Star game between the Americans and the Sweet Team.
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  Here's the American League batting order.
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  Batting number one is Luke Affleck, the shortstop from the White Sox.
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  Batting number two is Charlie Carringer, the second baseman from Detroit.
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  Batting number three is Joe DiMaggio, playing right field from the York Inks.
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  Batting number four is Luke Gehry, first baseman from the New York Inks.
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  In center field, batting number five is Earl Averill, center fielder from Cleveland.
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  Then comes Rick Perrow, the catcher from the Red Sox.
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  Left field, Rip Radcliffe from the White Sox.
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  And Frank Pinky Higgins, third baseman.
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  And comes Lefty Gold, the pitcher.
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  And to the National League, batting number one is Augie Galland from the Chicago Cubs, center fielder.
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  Batting number two is Billy Herman, second baseman from the Chicago Cubs.
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  Batting number three is Ripp Collins, first baseman from the Cardinals.
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  In left field is Joe Medlich from the Cardinals.
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  In right field, Frank Demery from the Chicago Cubs.
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  Catcher, Gabby Hartner from the Chicago Cubs.
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  Third baseman, Pinky Whitman from the Phillies.
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  And top, field derosier from the St. Louis Cardinals.
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  And pitcher, Dizzy Dean on the card.
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  Lefty Gold pitching for the American League team is 111 games to all three.
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  Dizzy Dean pitching for the National League team is 114 and all four.
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  The umpires are now on the huddle down there with the coaches and captains over the ground road here.
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  Since they've changed this field around here, they've moved it 15 feet to the left here.
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  Here are the grandstands.
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  They have to have very long discussion before every series on the new ground road.
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  The umpires are playing. We'll be seeing Britain.
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  And we don't want to just have those other umpires go out of work.
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  The other umpires are Bill Summers, Bill Stewart, and Louis Cole.
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  And three of those umpires come from Massachusetts.
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  Bill Stewart is from Milton, Massachusetts.
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  Bill Summers is from Upton, Massachusetts.
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  And Dean's written, born and raised in Taunton, Massachusetts.
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  The first batter coming up for the American League will be Luke Adling.
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  Luke is 25 years old, stands 5'10, and weighs 175.
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  Last season Luke batted 307. He's now batting 315.
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  A lot of 375 fans.
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  He's second to Luke Adling in the American League batting average.
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  Adling has played in one home star game.
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  He went to bat four times, made one hit, and had an average of 250.
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  We have another chance to see this incredible player, Joe DiMaggio here, Bob Yankee.
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  And recently Joe Cole, manager at the Red Sox, made him a wonderful tribute.
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  He says, Joe says, if I had a boy whom I wanted to teach the proper way to bat,
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  I can study DiMaggio at the plate.
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  When I first broke into the major leagues, several good batters gave me some very definite instructions.
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  I can remember all the things they told me to do right now.
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  And when I see DiMaggio up at bat, I can't help recall those instructions
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  because he does everything just according to Hoyle.
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  DiMaggio stands with his bat steady and ready.
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  He takes only a short step, hits with a level swing.
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  He delays his swing until he sees what type of kick is coming.
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  He inside pitches. He punches outside pitches to right field.
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  He seems to be a batter without a weakness. He seldom strikes out.
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  When you get him out, you consider yourself lucky.
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  That's a wonderful tribute to that successful boy, Joe DiMaggio,
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  who stands with his home by his fellow township, Joe Corran, manager of the Boston Red Sox.
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  Now, I'm probably still discussing the ground rules out of here.
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  There's Charlie Grimm, Joe McCartney, Bill McKechnie, Joe Corran, Leo DeRosa, everybody but Al Jack.
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  They're really phenomenal from the field. They've got a plate up there on the top of the front box.
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  And we're about to start this game.
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  The grandstand is well filled up.
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  Some people in the left field are going to be too.
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  And also on first base.
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  The grandstand is fairly well filled up.
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  We're ready to go.
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  That's a man. Here's Langer.
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  Thank you very much, Bud.
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  Well, we've been beginning a little difficulty before we start our game down here.
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  The umpires and the managers of both clubs, the All-Star clubs, have been in a long conference down here on the ground rules.
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  And, Bud, you check me if I'm incorrecting this, but I think that they have gone through this conference just beyond home plate.
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  And I think I probably overheard the umpire call for Judge Lander over there.
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  Yes, I think that's right. Isn't that the commissioner who's coming up?
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  And now the both boards of strategy and the umpires are conferring with Judge Lander just outside the dugout of the American Regal.
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  So we're wearing the traveling uniform today.
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  And the conference, imagine, will be over some point of the ground rules.
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  This is the largest slaying effort of any field in either league.
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  And, of course, no ground rules are in effect because there's still plenty of room for the crowd here.
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  And, of course, before the game began, Bob Finn, with Rich Kyle, according to this game, over in Washington,
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  has given out the information that only the capacity of 42,000 would be allowed.
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  That's a still chance for a few thousand to get into the game.
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  There's the judge who once again has stepped in to the ground rules argument.
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  And there goes the applause from the crowd as the judge goes back to his box beyond the dugout.
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  And the umpires want to take their positions on the field.
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  And the National League will take the field if they go off the dugout.
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  And here's Fred Hoy for a play-by-play description.
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  Take it away, Fred.
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  Here we are.
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  And once more, I'll give you that batting on.
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  It'll be Mark and me, Hampton, North Stop, Garinger, Second Base, DiMaggio, Right Field,
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  Geary, First Base, Able, Center Field, Brickwell, Catch, Radcliffe, Left, Hagegans on Third, and Grove, Youth, Pickle.
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  And in the field for the National League, Brooke Collins on First Base, Billy Herman is on Second,
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  Leo DeRose is playing in the short, Pinky Whitney is on Third, Joe Medwitch is in Left,
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  Paul Eaglin in the center, and Frank Jemmell is in Right.
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  The DGD is out there now warming up with Gabby Hyman, Luke Hampling, next to the bat.
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  And once more, Luke Hampling is 25 years old, stands 5th and weighs 175.
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  Luke Hampling was born and grew up here, and now makes his home in High Point, North Carolina.
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  The RCC batting 307, he's now batting 275, he's number 2nd in the batting order,
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  and there's a cold strike on Hampling, cold strike on Luke Hampling,
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  now Dizzy Brady, got his motion and here's the pitch again.
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  Another cold strike, two strikes on Hampling, boy how that team is buzzing him in there.
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  Another cold strike, two strikes, two and a half, and here it comes, foul, right field, foul ground,
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  coaching at First Base, Paul E. Merrigan, Joe Collins, Merrigan will be lost to Weston,
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  and at Third Base, coaching is on Western.
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  Too high, ball one, two strikes, one ball, the count on Hampling, two and one.
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  And Dizzy's got the motion, here it comes, too high and close, ball two, two and two.
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  Dizzy appears to be working very fast out there, the count on Hampling is two and two.
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  Next batter is Carringer, following Carringer is Joe DiMarco.
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  Two and two, and here it comes, as a foul, First Base reaches, two and two.
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  Down by the plate, it seems we're in at First Base, two summers, at Second,
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  and a third, Louis Cole, too high and close, ball three, three and two, the count on Hampling,
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  three and two, now Dizzy starts his motion, and here it comes, another foul,
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  over the roof, two, three and two, three balls, two strikes.
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  Dizzy's on the rubber, Dodgers wind up, here it comes, too high and he walks,
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  Joe Hampling hits the base on ball, that brings up Talley Garages,
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  second baseman from Detroit, left hand batter.
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  Talley is 33 years old, stands 5'11", weighs 180.
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  Talley was born in Farleville, Michigan, now lives in Detroit, Michigan.
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  Last season he batted 330, now batting 366.
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  He's number three in American League and batting, being led by Luke Garrick and Luke Affleck.
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  Been in three All-Star games and has batted 444 of the three games.
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  Ball strike on Carringer, one of the greatest second basemen of all time.
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  Right in the crowd was Larry Lesway, Betty Collins and Johnny Evers.
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  There's a foul out there, left field foul bound, over goes Whitney Borg and Pinky Connery.
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  On the count on Carringer, two strikes.
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  Doing nothing.
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  Another great second baseman I failed to mention just a moment ago is Frankie Frisch,
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  Dodgers manager with a great second base.
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  Doing nothing, two strikes on Carringer, Hampling on first, nobody out.
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  There's a foul in the play box.
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  This play box certainly is jammed.
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  We have fighters from all over the country.
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  A great one right over there, Bill Cunningham, Damon Rungan.
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  Doing nothing.
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  There's a pump fly down to DeRozier's short field catch it.
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  Carringer pops out to DeRozier's short, one man gone.
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  And here comes that fantastic Joe DiMaggio, from San Francisco.
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  Joe is 21 years old, stands 6 feet, broadweights 185.
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  He was born in Montanese, California, now lives in San Francisco.
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  Bounding.358 for the Yankees, last year was San Francisco, he batted.399.
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  And there's a foul down to Whitney, fourth play at second and a double play at first.
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  Joe DiMaggio hits in the double play, DiMaggio.
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  Fouls to Whitney at third, Whitney.
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  Goes to Billy Herman on second, forcing Hampling.
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  Then Herman gets that ball over to Collins' first base and doubles up DiMaggio.
• 25:33
  Then the double play went around on third and second of first.
• 25:43
  That's the goal, gets a great hand as he jumps to the mound, Paul DiMaggio.
• 25:49
  Highly-decent first inning, batter number one is Luke Hampling, he walks.
• 25:54
  DiMaggio is the batter number two, pops out to DeRozier's short.
• 25:57
  Then Joe DiMaggio hits a double play, Whitney's at third base, goes to Herman the second, makes one forcing Hampling.
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  And Herman gets that ball over to first base and doubles up DiMaggio.
• 26:08
  Here comes Hoggie Collins, the center fielder, batter number one for the Yankees.
• 26:14
  Hoggie is 23 years old, stands 5'11.5 and weighs 164.
• 26:19
  Last season Hoggie batted.314, now batting.284.
• 26:23
  This is his first All-Star game, his home is in Berkeley, California.
• 26:32
  A little bit confusing here, fans, the players are using their regular numbers to be used for their home team.
• 26:40
  We have four number fours on the Margalit team.
• 26:45
  Too high, ball one.
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  One other one more, McCown on the land, right hand batter.
• 26:55
  Hoggie, the land following the Chicago Cubs.
• 26:59
  Now let's be shot at motion.
• 27:01
  And here it comes, a goal strike on Hoggie, one and one, one ball, one strike.
• 27:11
  One and one, Bill McKechnie, the Dees managers coaching at third base for the Nationals.
• 27:16
  And then Piper, the Pittsburgh managers coaching at first.
• 27:21
  Right to Hoggie Queen, two strikes, one ball, two and one on Galan.
• 27:29
  On the last half of first inning, it's been no score.
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  Two and one, and here it comes.
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  And he's called it on site.
• 27:42
  Hoggie Galan, he's called it on site.
• 27:47
  That brings up Billy Herman, the second base and right hand batter for the Chicago Cubs.
• 27:52
  Billy is 46 years old, stands 5'11", weighs 185.
• 27:56
  Last season Billy batted 3'41", fifth in the National League of Batting.
• 28:00
  Now batting 3'16".
• 28:02
  His home is in New Orleans, Indiana.
• 28:04
  There they fly to right field to DiMaggio, Joe takes it.
• 28:10
  And Billy Herman flies out to DiMaggio in right field.
• 28:15
  Brings up Rip Collins, the first baseman.
• 28:21
  This is a switch batter, he's up there right handed now again.
• 28:24
  South Fall Grove, Rip is 30 years old, stands 5'9", weighs 165.
• 28:29
  Last season Rip batted 3'31", he's now batting 3'29".
• 28:34
  Collins was born in Alton, Pennsylvania.
• 28:36
  He now lives in Rochester, New York.
• 28:39
  Fall, here's the count, on lift.
• 28:44
  Now let's see if that can wind up.
• 28:47
  Here comes, high and wide, ball two.
• 28:51
  Doing nothing, two men gone with the last half of first.
• 28:54
  There's been no score in this game.
• 28:58
  Doing nothing.
• 29:02
  Doing nothing.
• 29:04
  Oh, over the room, strike, two and one, two balls, one strike.
• 29:13
  Two and one.
• 29:16
  Rip Collins batting, next batter is Joe Medrick, following Joe is Frank Devin.
• 29:25
  Two and one.
• 29:28
  Fall, ball three, three and one.
• 29:36
  Three and one, three balls, one strike.
• 29:40
  There it comes.
• 29:42
  Oh, over the room, and the count is three and two, three balls, two strikes.
• 29:47
  Luke Garrison, first baseman American, Shelly Garringer, second.
• 29:50
  Luke Affleck, short.
• 29:52
  Nicky Higgins on third.
• 29:54
  Rip, left, left, left, early, able and center.
• 29:56
  Joe DiMaggio in right.
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  Count is three and two.
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  And here's the big one.
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  He walks, Rip Collins gets the base on ball.
• 30:11
  That brings up Joe Medrick, left fielder, right hand batter.
• 30:17
  Joe is 24 years old, he has five times, weighs 180.
• 30:21
  Last season Joe batted 353, second on the National League in batting, second to Rocky Vaughan.
• 30:27
  Now batting 343.
• 30:30
  He's third to Buck Jordan, off the beaten and Dolph community of the film.
• 30:35
  Medrick's home is in Conorett, New Jersey.
• 30:39
  Joe has been in two all-star games.
• 30:45
  Spent about five times in past games, made one hit, average of 200.
• 30:51
  There's a fly to deep center field, Medrick backed up for it and he's under it and he takes it.
• 30:56
  Medrick flies out to Medrick, deep center field, a final, nice out in the last half of the first.
• 31:03
  These teams have played the first inning, there's been no score.
• 31:08
  Fencing for the Americans is Leslie Grove and for the National Gizzy D.
• 31:16
  The first batter for the Americans going into first half, the second is Luke Garrett,
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  first baseman, left hand batter from the New York Yanks.
• 31:29
  Joe is 33 years old, stands 6 feet 1, weighs 205.
• 31:33
  Last season, he blew about a 329, now batting 389 to lead the American League in batting.
• 31:42
  Lewis has been in three all-star games and has failed to make a hit.
• 31:47
  He's home with the New York Shelby off.
• 31:53
  Outside, ball one.
• 31:58
  One, I think, one ball.
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  Too high, ball two.
• 32:09
  So I think the ball's outside.
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  Now does he raise the pitch, steps off the mound.
• 32:23
  Too high, ball three.
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  Three and a half on Garrett.
• 32:30
  Following Garrett is Earl Averill, then comes Rick Perl.
• 32:37
  Garrett gets the base on ball.
• 32:40
  Garrett walks.
• 32:42
  Earl Averill, menopila from Cleveland, now batting, ball emerged.
• 32:49
  Earl is 33 years old, stands 5'5", weighs 165.
• 32:53
  Last season, Earl batted 288, now batting 348.
• 32:57
  He's been in two all-star games, has been to bat five times, has made three hits, on average of 600.
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  He was born in the home of Washington.
• 33:05
  He now lives in Cleveland.
• 33:07
  There's Perl, back to the screen.
• 33:10
  Gabby Hatton comes back for the concrete, strikes the screen.
• 33:17
  One strike and April.
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  Garrett on first base, nobody else.
• 33:21
  We're in the first half, the second, and there's been no score.
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  Now, is he ready?
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  Too low, ball one, one and one.
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  One ball, one strike.
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  One and one.
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  And a pass fly.
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  Back of the derogator, Averill backs up while he's under it, and he takes it.
• 33:53
  Averill, flies out to the derogator and short.
• 33:57
  One man gone, Rick Perl.
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  Red Star, second batting.
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  Right hand batting.
• 34:04
  Rick is 29 years old, stands 5'11", weighs 170.
• 34:08
  Last season, Rick batted 301, now batting 297.
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  He's been to one All-Star game, been to bat three times and failed to make a hit.
• 34:17
  While in Durham County, North Carolina, now lives in Guilford, North Carolina.
• 34:23
  Ball strike on Hicks.
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  Garrett on first base, one man gone.
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  Ball strike.
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  By Q, two strikes on Rick Perl.
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  Two and heavy.
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  Too high, ball one, two strikes for ball.
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  Two and one, two strikes for ball.
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  And Rick Perl is calling on strikes.
• 35:05
  Three called strikes on Rick Perl.
• 35:09
  That brings up Ray, that's Rick, left fielder, from the Chicago White Sox, left hand batting.
• 35:17
  Rick is 29 years old, stands 5'10", weighs 175.
• 35:21
  Last season, Rick batted 286, he's now batting 275.
• 35:25
  It's his first All-Star game.
• 35:27
  He was born in Clyro, Oklahoma, he now lives in Pittsburgh, Oklahoma.
• 35:32
  And there's a foul ball.
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  One strike.
• 35:43
  One strike on left, left, Garrett on first base, two men gone.
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  Now, City Dean is ready.
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  One strike on left.
• 35:55
  He goes over to Perl, and they get Mr. Garrett napping off that bank.
• 36:00
  City Dean lifts that ball over the up-collars, and they get Garrett napping off first base.
• 36:06
  City Dean, two-collars, they get Garrett off first.
• 36:09
  They finally mark it out to first half of the second.
• 36:13
  While they're going to last half of second inning, the single scoring this All-Star game,
• 36:17
  for the Americans is Lexi Gold and for the Nationals, City Dean.
• 36:28
  We have the champion telegrapher of the world here at the first pass today,
• 36:32
  sending Dean of London's baseball story, Dana Teddy McElroy.
• 36:43
  Let me have all the champion leaders here, look around.
• 36:52
  Well, here we go, last half of second, the first batter, Frank Demery.
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  Frank Demery, right-footed, right-hand batter.
• 37:05
  Frank is 25 years old, has 5'11.5", weighs 185.
• 37:09
  Last season, Frank batted 325, now batting 328.
• 37:13
  Born in Woodland, California, now lives in Los Angeles.
• 37:18
  Ball's tied on Frank.
• 37:26
  One-on-one strike.
• 37:32
  There's a quick question again, a single to left, right between, right between
• 37:39
  Anthony and Higgin.
• 37:42
  Demery, single to left, open an actual second.
• 37:46
  Good shot there.
• 37:48
  That brings up Gabby Houghton, catch it right-hand batter.
• 37:51
  25 years old, stands 6'1", weighs 215.
• 37:57
  Gabby was born on one target.
• 38:00
  Lifts his 30 days in Millville, now lives in Chicago.
• 38:04
  Gabby's batting 308, last season he batted 344.
• 38:08
  He was third in the National League batting last season, third to hockey ball and geometry.
• 38:14
  Gabby's third all-star game, paid to make a hit, and the count is one ball on Houghton.
• 38:24
  Two high and one, ball two, two and nothing.
• 38:28
  Demery on first base, nobody out.
• 38:38
  Two and nothing.
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  Two high, ball three, three and nothing.
• 38:48
  Next batter is Pinky Whitney, followed by Leo DeRosa.
• 38:52
  Three balls, no strikes, the count on Houghton.
• 38:58
  Ball strike, three and one, three balls, one strike.
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  Three and one.
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  Now Grove is ready.
• 39:13
  There they line drive to right, and to my own.
• 39:17
  It goes to DiMaggio, it goes to Fence, here comes Demery scoring.
• 39:22
  Here goes Gabby, two third base, and he's in there.
• 39:26
  Let's see, that's a three-bagger for Gabby Houghton, a terrific drive out there to Joe DiMaggio.
• 39:32
  Joe came tearing it apart, and the ball got fired, and went to the fence.
• 39:37
  404 feet for a triple, and the first run of the game.
• 39:41
  Demery scoring from first base on a triple.
• 39:44
  National one, American nothing out of the sweet drive.
• 39:52
  Joe Houghton didn't play that ball any too safe.
• 39:57
  Now here's Pinky Whitney, third base, the right-hand batter up.
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  There they fly to deep center.
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  Able backs up for it, near the fence, he takes it, and here comes Gabby scoring after catch.
• 40:10
  By that wave, we'll keep center field, and after catch, Houghton goes to third base with a second run ball and answer.
• 40:23
  That brings up Leo DeRogge, touchdown, right-hand batter.
• 40:29
  Leo's 30 years old, he has 5'10", weighs 160 pounds, strike.
• 40:36
  Last season, Leo batted 265, he's now batting 301.
• 40:41
  Leo was born in one Springfield, Massachusetts, and he now makes it home in Cincinnati.
• 40:51
  Why don't they look back?
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  Too low.
• 40:57
  Ball one, one and one.
• 41:04
  Go off and feed that to Joe DeMont, he'll play a ball like that.
• 41:08
  There's a single to center field by Leo DeRogge, single to center field, and Able lets the ball go slowly, he recovers,
• 41:18
  and Leo tries to take second base, and he's thrown out, Able to Able.
• 41:25
  DeRogge is single to center field, and when the ball got thrown between Able's legs all the way from about 10 feet,
• 41:31
  Leo tried to go to second base, and was thrown out, Able to Able and he's shot down.
• 41:36
  Leo to second base.
• 41:40
  Did he get him, Bobby? Did you? Right-hand batter.
• 41:45
  Did he 25 years old, he has 6'3", 3 quarters, weighs 189.
• 41:52
  Did he was born in Polandville, Oklahoma, he now lives in Bradenton, Florida.
• 41:57
  Right, right field, he brings two strikes on, did he?
• 42:06
  No one having two strikes?
• 42:11
  Two enemies.
• 42:13
  And, team strikes out.
• 42:17
  I'm going to repeat that inning again.
• 42:19
  Demary, batter number one, single left, Gabby Harden, triple by DeMont,
• 42:24
  right field scoring Demary for first base, and Vicki Whitney, right after Able, deep center field,
• 42:30
  and after catch, Harden scores the third base.
• 42:33
  And DeRogge is single to center field, and when Able split the ball between his legs and was thrown away about 10 feet,
• 42:39
  Leo tried to go to second base, and was thrown out, Able to Able and he's shot down.
• 42:44
  And did he get him, tuck out.
• 42:47
  That's it, over to the line of center, now here I am, thank you very much Fred, that was certainly a swelling in the watch fans when Demary and single were the first hit of the game.
• 42:55
  And that was a line drive derived by Gabby Harden, it was a terrific drive, it went through the match, as Fred told you, and it was sort of a triple for Harden.
• 43:03
  And then that long fly, Earl Able got to go out to the almost the 407 foot marker out in center field,
• 43:09
  in order to get the long fly which followed, therefore the scoring of Gabby Harden from third base and here's Fred Boyne now to give you the play by play.
• 43:17
  Here's the red flip up, we're going to the first half of the third, what is called, national two, American heavy.
• 43:29
  And there they fall, 9-1-1.
• 43:35
  And here's Fred with that bat in the second inning when Luke Garrett was caught napping off first base.
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  One and one.
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  Final of the three, strike two.
• 43:49
  Two strikes, one ball.
• 43:59
  Two and one, two strikes, one ball.
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  Red flip batting, and here's the hit.
• 44:07
  Two old balls, two and two.
• 44:15
  Two and two.
• 44:17
  And they're going right back to Dean and Dixie, throws them out of first base.
• 44:23
  He just throws out red flip at first, that brings up Frank Dixie, Dixie Higgins, the third base, on the F-30.
• 44:35
  Higgins up.
• 44:39
  Dixie's 47 years old, dancing, speaks all, weighs 180.
• 44:45
  Dixie's at a 296, he's now at a 285, he was born in Legos, Texas, he now lives in Dallas, Texas.
• 44:53
  Ball strikes, one and one on Higgins.
• 44:57
  One and one.
• 45:00
  Strike two, he's waiting, two strikes, one ball.
• 45:09
  Two and one.
• 45:13
  Two old balls, two, two and two.
• 45:21
  Two and two on Higgins.
• 45:25
  The pitchers are now warming up, in left field is Jimmy Wilson warming up Kyle Hubbell, and in right field, Jack Schulie is warming up schoolboy Rolls.
• 45:40
  He has a high foul going over into the grandstand, Rip Collins can't reach it.
• 45:48
  He's out, his two balls, two strikes on Higgins.
• 45:59
  Two and two, one man gone, one the first half of third, here it comes, and Higgins strikes out.
• 46:07
  Ball tip, caught by Gabby Harnard, Higgins strikes out, that brings up Leslie Gold, the pitcher.
• 46:19
  Leslie is a red hot favorite here in Boston, pitchers of the Red Sox.
• 46:23
  Leslie is 36 years old, stands 6 feet 2 and one half, weighs 175.
• 46:29
  Last season, lefty won 20 games and lost 12, so far he's won 11 and lost three.
• 46:35
  His home is in Lana-Coning, Maryland.
• 46:43
  One strike on Leslie.
• 46:50
  Now Dizzy Satches wind up, here it comes, outside, ball one, one on one on Grove, one ball and one strike.
• 47:00
  One on one, ball two, Dizzy just served a slow ball, just floored over the, rather a little too close and floored over the plate.
• 47:11
  Ball two, two on one, two balls one strike.
• 47:16
  Foul, strike two, two on two, one lefty, two balls, two strikes.
• 47:28
  Two on two.
• 47:32
  Now Dizzy Satches the most again, that, here it comes, strikes him out, lefty Grove strikes out.
• 47:40
  They score at the end of the first half, the third inning is National 2 Americans nothing.
• 47:46
  Pitching for the Nationals, Dizzy Dean, Paul DeMarco, Leslie Grove.
• 47:51
  Dizzy Dean has spent three men in three innings.
• 47:57
  The first batter for the Nationals going to first and the last half of the third is all-Gee-Gland team feed-off match.
• 48:04
  The broadcast is coming to you through WGN Tribune Square, Chicago.
• 48:12
  National score two and through the second when Ardnett's triple-daps to Demery and Singles for Demery and Whitney's long fly to Keith Centerville gave Ardnett the chance to score on the catch.
• 48:25
  Run number two.
• 48:32
  Here's all-Gee-Gland coming up and they're going to the last half of the third.
• 48:45
  Well, lefty Satches wind up, here it comes, too high ball one.
• 48:58
  There's a fly to Abel in Centerville who takes it to retire on the Geland.
• 49:07
  Fly it down to Abel in Centerville, one man gone, Billy Herman batting, they'll fly it out to Demarco in right field, first time up, right hand batter.
• 49:25
  Here's a pitch coming, foul of the loop, one strike on Herman.
• 49:35
  One on the other side, one man gone, the last of third, born after two American snuffings.
• 49:49
  One strike.
• 49:53
  Too close, ball one, one on one on Herman, one ball on one side.
• 50:01
  One on one.
• 50:05
  On Diggum, too high, ball two.
• 50:09
  Two on one, two balls on one side.
• 50:18
  Two on one, two balls on one side.
• 50:24
  Two high, ball three, three on one, three balls on one side.
• 50:34
  Three on one.
• 50:39
  And Billy Wap, Billy Herman gets the base on ball.
• 50:44
  That brings up Rip Collins, Rip Wap the third time up.
• 50:49
  Back with that man on first base, one out.
• 50:54
  Then comes flying Devere.
• 51:01
  Herman on first base, one out.
• 51:04
  They're gone.
• 51:06
  There they fly, the third left field, over those lines of forward, in the left center, the women's and whole reds.
• 51:12
  Back to take the foot out, Collins flies out to that lip in left center.
• 51:18
  No medics standing.
• 51:20
  Go fly it out to the way, middle center field, third time up.
• 51:26
  Right hand batter.
• 51:33
  Ball to Green.
• 51:36
  Strike.
• 51:38
  On second.
• 51:40
  Med-Wick.
• 51:43
  That's the two up.
• 51:48
  Now, ball was ready.
• 51:51
  Here it comes.
• 51:53
  There they fly to the left, touch the effect, he's reached out, he's over for a nice running catch.
• 51:58
  Nice running catch by Rip Collins, right flip over near the far line in left.
• 52:02
  Med-Wick flies out to right flip in left.
• 52:05
  Strike, 20 running catch.
• 52:07
  By Rip.
• 52:09
  Turn it over to Linus Sanders, here you are Linus.
• 52:13
  Just for a second, we'll take time out fans for face identification for a broadcasting of All-Star Game between the National All-Stars and the American League All-Stars,
• 52:19
  direct from National League Field in Boston.
• 52:21
  And the score at the end of the third inning is National League of Two and American League of Nothing.
• 52:27
  This is the Yankee Network and the Mutual Broadcasting System.
• 52:32
  This is WGM, Goodman Square Chicago.
• 52:36
  Now for two ball from the New York Giants.
• 52:39
  They're now pitching for the catch.
• 52:41
  On the first part of the field, now, will be the leadoff man, Luke Hadley.
• 52:52
  Hadley walked the first time up.
• 52:55
  But during the first half, the fourth inning was for a National League of Two and American League of Nothing.
• 53:04
  Now starts his motion.
• 53:06
  Here it comes.
• 53:08
  A ball strike on Luke.
• 53:13
  One of them good strikes.
• 53:21
  There's a foul on Dan Wrightfield, foul ground.
• 53:24
  Over goes Gevery Ford.
• 53:26
  He makes a nice running catch at that.
• 53:28
  I didn't think he was trying to reach that ball.
• 53:30
  Nice running catch that foul ball by Frank Demery, the right fielder.
• 53:34
  Hadley spirals out to Demery, the right fielder.
• 53:38
  One man gone.
• 53:39
  Sally Gavrein's about to go.
• 53:41
  Sally pops out to DeRogert's short first time up.
• 53:56
  Now, foul starts his motion.
• 54:00
  There's a clean hit to Wrightfield by Garinger.
• 54:05
  Dolly Garinger lines a single to Wright.
• 54:09
  Joe DiMaggio about it.
• 54:12
  Joe Hiddleston double play the first time up.
• 54:16
  By the way, fans, the three innings that Dizzy Dean worked, he allowed no hits, and two men reached first base.
• 54:24
  Two walks, one to Abling in the first, one to Garing in the second.
• 54:28
  Two men reached first base on Dizzy Dean.
• 54:32
  All strike on DiMaggio.
• 54:39
  One another hook strike.
• 54:40
  Garinger on first base and one out.
• 54:46
  Foul. Strike two, two strikes on Joe.
• 54:55
  Two and nothing, two strikes.
• 55:03
  Two and nothing.
• 55:09
  Garinger on first, one out.
• 55:12
  Poppo throws over to first, two men to get Sally.
• 55:20
  Two and nothing, two strikes.
• 55:24
  There's a foul ball in the left field foul ground.
• 55:34
  Now the two strikes on DiMaggio.
• 55:41
  Poppo is ready.
• 55:46
  And here it comes.
• 55:48
  They high-flip assembly the ground.
• 55:50
  Leo DeRosa goes back for it.
• 55:52
  And Leo's underneath it.
• 55:54
  He takes it to retire Joe.
• 55:56
  DiMaggio flies out to DeRosa at short.
• 55:59
  Two men are gone.
• 56:01
  Two Garings, buddy.
• 56:05
  Blue walks the first time up.
• 56:16
  American's have a man on first base, two out.
• 56:18
  That is Lou Garing.
• 56:25
  And there's a ball gets away from Harden.
• 56:28
  I don't know whether they're going to score that a pass ball
• 56:30
  or a wild pitch.
• 56:31
  That's a pass ball.
• 56:35
  Garinger goes to second on a pass ball.
• 56:38
  Ball's got away from Garinger.
• 56:40
  Rolled about 10 feet away.
• 56:41
  Found the play.
• 56:43
  Garinger going to second on the pass ball.
• 56:48
  One ball to count on Garing.
• 56:50
  There's a grounder.
• 56:52
  Nice step by Collin.
• 56:53
  Hubbell covered first.
• 56:54
  He breaks the fool and the veterans are tired.
• 56:58
  Garing tells the grounder down to the right to rip Collins.
• 57:01
  The first to the left made a nice top of that ball.
• 57:03
  He knocks it down, picks it up.
• 57:05
  Drew to Hubbell who covers first base.
• 57:07
  And Garing was retired.
• 57:10
  For Garinger, the first half of the fourth inning
• 57:12
  is Maskell's two-American stuffing.
• 57:14
  Looking for the man
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  down with Kyle Hubbell and Paul DeMarco.
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