the fans were jammed the beehive.

The witness raised class between the elected

stars of the national and the American League.

Boston has taken on a World Series atmosphere

with cheering fans greeting their baseball

favors from all over the country

with a frenzy that characteristic of this good old

baseball-loving city. Not just the

World Series of 1914 of this

field, now called National League

Field, but still called Graves Field by the died and the world's fans,

well not since then as this time has been so covered with big names and baseball.

Earlier the morning, the banks began to arrive, and with a day that couldn't be any better,

the All-Star game will make another historical chapter in the series.

The proceeds, as you know, are for needy ballplayers, and a good

some will be realized for these men who contributed to the game in other and better days.

This afternoon, the fields are still vacant in a good many sections, so that there's still

a chance for a good many fans to come out here and get peace for the game. The grand stand,

of course, it has been reserved. Well, we filled a capacity by game time. But there are still plenty of seats out there in the police. Many vacant spots being noticed by those of us who are in the booths here atop the grandstand. And this attendance now, which I think would have cost from about 28 or 30,000. You do that's a fair estimate, said, 28 or 30,000,

compared this way with the attendance of the previous All-Star Games.

Roaches in Chicago in 1933,

where the idea of the game, by the way, was originated by our squad.

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