Evening star., 1936-07-07
Base Ball

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play, Higgins to Gehringer to Gehrig.
Two runs.
American, o: National League, 4.
SIXTH INNING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE-Rowe at
tempted to bunt and was out when
Hubbell made diving catch Of his
pop fiy. Appling flied to Galan. Gehr-
niger walked on four straight balls.
Hubbell tossed out Di Maggie. No runs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-Goslin went
to left field for the American Leaguers
Appling threw out Hartnett. Whitney
took . third strike. Durocher popped
to Gehrig. No runs.
American. 6; National League, 4.
SEVENTH INNING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE-Davis now
pitching for the National League.
Gehrig hit a home run into the distant
right-fie bleachers. Gehrig's home
run was the first hit made by the
Yankee star in the four dream
games" Herman threw out Averill.
Dickey batted for Ferrell Davis tossed
| out Dickey. Herman knocked down a
smash over second off Goslin. but
could not throw in time to retire the
batter. Foxx bated for Higgins. Foxx' S
smash to Durocher was too hot to hold
and it went for a hit, Goslin stopping
at second. Selkirk batted for Rowe.
Selkirk walked, filling the bases. Ap-
pling singled past Collins. Goslin and
Foxx scoring and Selkirk stopping at
second. warneke replaced Davis in
the box for the National League
Gehringer walked, again filling the
bases. Di Maggie lined to Durocher.
Three runs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-Harder now
pitching. Dickey catching. Foxx play
ing third and Chapman playing CEN
ter for the American League. Harder
tossed out Warneke. Galan famed.
Herman singled to center. Collins
flied to Goslin. No runs.
American. 8; National League. 4.
EIGHTH INNING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE &C Gehrig
walked Chapman. twice failing to
sacrifice. grounded to Whitney. who
fumbled, but managed to retire the
batter at first base. while Gehrig
! 20 fhrou- ont
Dickey. Gehrig going to third, Goslin
walked. Foxx struck out. No runs
NATIONAL LEAGUE-M wick
bunted down the third-base line and
Foxx whipped him out. OFT batted
for Demaree. OFT singled to left.
Hartnett lined to Appling. Riggs
batted for Whitney. Riggs took a
third strike. No runs.
American, 3; National League, 4.
NINTH INNING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE-Ott went to
right field and Riggs to third base for
the National League. Crosetti batted
/ for Harder. Crosetti famed. Appline
rolled to Herman. Gehringer doubled
down the left-feld line. Di Maggie
popped to Herman. No runs.
American, 3; National League, 4.
Frick Gives Pep Talk.
The cream of major league base
ball talent, gathered from l6 American
and National League clubs. took the
field under a warm sun and cloudless
sky in the fourth annual all-star
game.
The American League forces, tri-
umphant in the three previous classics
nominated Robert Moses Lefty
Grove, ace Of the Boston Red Sox
to open on the pitching slab.
The National Leaguers, spurred by
a fiery pep talk by President Ford
Frick and determined to regain lost
prestige, sent Dizzy Dean of the color
full st. Louis Gas House Gang to the
mound.
Neither team is permitted by the
rules to use pitcher for more than
three innings, so it is almost certain
that Manager Charlie Grimm, in ad-
dition to Dean, will rely on Carl Hub
bell of the Giants, and possibly Curt
Davis of his own Cub team. The
other National League pitchers are
Van Lingle Mungo of the Dodgers
and Lon Warneke of Chicago.
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
Americans was believed ready TO bank
on Grove, Schoolboy Rowe Of the
world champion Tigers and, possibly
Vernon Kennedy Of the White Sox
Vernon Uefty) Gomez Of the Yam.
KEGS, Mel Harder of Cleveland and
Monte Pearson, also Of the Yankees
Kennedy, almost an eleventh-houl
selection for the Americans squad
took the place of Tommy Bridges Of
Detroit, who Is Ill.
Rockies on Both Teams.
For the first time in the four-year
| history Of the classic rockies have
found their way on the squads Of the
rival teams. On the American League
! team, New York's sensational out
fielder, Joe Dimaggio, was a heavy
choice In the fans voting. The Car
dinals' youthful infield star, Stu Mar
tin, was another rookie who placed
high In the countrywide voting.