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...looked from the stands us though the East players were having trouble asking together, a common failing in all-star games. The West built an attack asking together, a common failing in all star games. The West built an attack using Rote's drive and Nagle's arm; its line out charged the East on every play. The West deserved the games as clearly as the Shirine Hospital deserved the proceeds...
Carroll Lowenstein was named to the Ivy League second team all-star eleven yesterday, while Princeton's Ivy League champions placed four men in the first team. The all-stars were selected for the Associated Press by coaches, officials, and newsmen. Only Harvard and Brown failed to place a man on the first team...
Sometimes an "all-star" combination comes off; sometimes it doesn't. This one, funneled into the Savoy from New Orleans and Chicago by way of Eddie Condon's in New York, has divergencies of style that detract from its ensemble playing, though the individual performances are good...
When baseball's mightiest hitter, Ted Williams, shattered an elbow in the July All-Star game, the Boston Red Sox went on a glum search for a substitute leftfielder. The first man they tried, utility Outfielder Clyde Vollmer, was far from Ted's class. As the hard baseball saying goes, he couldn't even carry Williams' glove. Then scrawny (148 Ibs., 5 ft. 11 in.) Billy Goodman got a chance. It turned out that Billy could not only carry the Williams glove, he was pretty handy at hefting Williams' bat. This week, Billy Goodman...
...All-Star Football Game (Fri. 9:30 p.m., Mutual). Broadcast from Chicago...