The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-08
ALL-STAR GAME IS
 TUESDAY
BY JOE REICHLER CAP SPORTS WRTTErJ

OllJeS VIII enter tomorrow s All Star contest in Boston against the American Leagues best on the short-end of tke worst mis-match in the classics 13-year history, must have experienced that sinking sensation today. For scanning the latest box scores of Major league baseball gave them no encourage , mcnt whatsoever.
 If any National Leaguer nnrsed hope that the junior circuits pitching twins, Cleveland's Bobby Teller and Detroit's Hal Newhouser, would not he right for the dream game" that must be dispelled by now.
 Teller, already named by Amer ican League All-Star manager Steve ONeill as his starting pitch CT, began poorly yesterday, allowing two runs in the first frame, but picked up steam as he went along and whipped the Chicago White Sox 3-2 for his 18th victory of the season. The Sox, behind Eddie To- pats two-hit twirling, copped the nightcap, 50.
 Brc1DnS Blanked
 Newhouser, expected to hurl the middle three frames for the Har- ridge clan, turned in brilliant five-hit performance in blankng the St. Louis Browns 3-9 in a single fray
 Spud Chandler, the choice to twirl the final three frames for the American Leaguers, did not fare as well. Ee yielded five hits and three runs in six innings to the Athletics as the New York Yankees and Philadelphia divided a doubleheader A five-run ally in the seventh enabled the Tanks to win the opener, 7-3, but the As won the second Al as young Bob Savage outhurled Chandler for his first victory of the season.
 With each of the Boston Red SoX six All-Star clubbers contributing in large doses, the Red Sox increased their first-place lead over the run ner-up Yankees to seven and a half games by taking the measure of Washingtons Senators twice, H. l and 9-4
 Pirates Shut Out
 IIowie Pollat yielded only three hits as the Cards shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates 60 in the night cap of a boubleheader for his ninth win of the year and his fifth in his last six starts.
 The Cards also won the opener 4-3 to gain full game on the front-running Brooklyn Dodgers, who now lead by five games as a result of their split with the Bos- ton Braves. A ninth inning two run rally gave the Hubmen a 3-2 victory in the opener, but the Brooks came back to win the nightcap Az.
 Helped by All-Stars Johnny Mize and Walker Cooper, the New York Giants downed the Philadelphia Phillies twice to Wrest sixth place from their opponents Mize drove out two hits and Cooper three as the Giants clubbed out 10-2 sec ond game win after Mickey Wilkes two-run homer won the opener 2-1. Tn a single encounter, Cincinnati defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-2 with rookie outfielder Eddie Lukon clouting two homers to drive in five runs.
 The. scores and batteries:
 National League
 First game Brooklyn 2; Boston 3; Branca, Higbe @, Casey (9) and Edwards; Spahn, Lee (8) and Masi.
 Second game-Brooklyn 4; Bos- 2; Hatten and Anderson, Edwards (9); Sain and Masi.
 First game-Pittsburgh 3; St. Louis 4; Ostermueller and Lopez; Burkhart, Brazle (5), Dickson (9) and Rice.
 Second game-Pittsburgh 0; St.. Louis 6; Heintzelman, Hallett t3), Bahr (6), Roe (8) and Baker; Pol let and Kluttz.
 Cincinnati 6; Chicago 2; Wander meer and Mueller; Rush, Blthorn (6), Chipman GO, Fleming (8) and Mccullough. First game-Philadelphia l; New York 2; Raffensberger and Semln- ick; Koslo and Lombardi.
 Second game Philadelphia z; New York 10; Rowe, Karl (4, Hoerst CD and Hemsley Kennedy and Cooper.
 American League
 First game-Chicago 2; Cleveland 8; Grove and Dickey; Teller and Hayes.
 Second game-Chicago B. Cleve-, land o; Lopat and Fresh; Webber, Krahauskas, Gassaway CD and He ga.
 First game-Boston IL; Washing ton l; Hudson and Wagner; Hugh son and Evans. Second game-Boston g; Wash- ingtcn 4; Dreisewerd, Linger CD and Wagner; Masterson, Leonard C0, Newsom (6), Pieretti (9) and Evans.
 ct I,o,lis 0. Detroit 3. Shirley,