Evening star., 1933-07-06
AMERICANS BEAT
NATIONALS, 4 TO Z
Babe Ruth and frankie Frisch
Get Homers in AII-Star
Clash.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 6.-In the flashing
panorama Of base ball stars, the Ameri-
can Leaguers defeated the National
Leaguers, to 2, before $4,000 Specta-
tors here today.
The mighty Babe Ruth made a home
run in the third inning to thrill the
great crowd. Frankie Frisch Of the
Cardinals drove a home run into the
right field stands in the sixth. Before
Frisch connected, Lonnie Warneke, ace
of the Chicago Cub pitchers, tripled
and scored on an infleld out.
Manager McGraw of the Nationals
and Connie Mack of the American
Leaguers made frequent switches in
their line-ups to give all the stars a
chance.
FIRST INNING.
NATIONAI-Martin grounded out,
Cronin to Gehrig. Frisch went out the
same way. Cronin made a fine run
ming, handed catch of Klein's
short fly. No runs.
ANIERICAN-Both managers shuf-
fled their line-ups at the last minute.
Jimmy Wilson went to catch for the
Nationals and Pepper Martin went to
third. Chapman was thrown out by
Martin. Gehringer was the first player
to reach base, drawing a walk with a
3 and count as Bills slant zoomed
in above his neck. The crowd roared
the Bambino three straight balls, Hal
lahan got him with three straight
strikes, the last one called. On the
last strike Gehringer stole second. Geh-
rig was out, Terry to Hallahan, who
covered first. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
NATIONAL-Hafey's pop fly fell
safe for a single back of second as
Gehringer missed it after hard run
backward. Terry hit the first pitch
for single to left, Hafey stopping at
second Berger lined to Dykes, who
threw to Gehrig to double Terry. Bar
tell struck out on three pitched balls,
missing Gomezs curves by wide mar
gin No runs
AMERICAN-Simm flied high to
Berger. Dykes walked. Cronin also
walked strolling on count of to l.
The National League infield gathered
about Hallahan as McGraw waved two
pitchers into action in the bull pen.
Rick Ferrell flied to Klein and both
runners stuck to their bases. Lefty Co.
mez drew first blood by slapping a
hard single to short left center, scoring
Dykes. Cronin stopped at second.
Chapman forced Gomez, Barten to
Frisch. One run.
THIRD INNING.
NATIoNAL-Dykes took J. wilson's
slow roller and threw him out. Halla-
han got big hand as he came to bat.
Simmons made a fast dash to right
center to get Bills high one. Cronin
went back on the grass to get Martin S
high pop fly. No runs
MISUNDERSTANDING drew another
walk with Al count. Ruth, with the
count l and l, hoisted one of Halla-
hans slantS into the lower right field
grandstand seats for home run, scor-
ing Gehringer ahead of him. The
crowd gave the Babe tremendous ova-
tion as he doffed his cap and cantered
around the bases with wide grin on
his face. Eddie Collins, coach of the
Americans. did an Indian dance as
Babe strutted his speciality. Gehrig
drew still another walk, and Hallahan
went to the showers: Out of the bull
pen strobe Lonnie Warneke, pride Of
tilc SiuCdSo SuUS pitching SIdu, w
replace him. Hallahan had allowed
3 runs, hits and walks. Simmons
hit into a lightning double play, Bar
tell to Frisch to Terry. Dykes singled
sharply past Martin. Cronin flied to
Berger. Two runs.
FOURTH INNING.
NATIONALS-Alvin Crowder, right
handed star of the Washington Sena-
tors, replaced Gomez on the mound for
the American League. Simmons made
beautiful running catch in left CEN
ter to haul down Frisch's long drive.
Klein tapped along the first-base line
and was out, Gehrig unassisted. Hafey
fouled out to Dykes. No runs.
AMERICANS Ferrell flied to
Klein in short right. Frisch tossed out
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