BBS takes you to the All-Star Games.

This is Mel Allen, greeting you from the tradition track confines of Fort Worthens Park in St. Louis, Missouri,

where thousands of shirt-pleased spectators come to watch the eighth annual unfolding of a mid-summer-day's dream.

Baseball, Major League All-Star Classic.

A scorching Missouri sun burning down from fair skies dotted with cups to floating white

clouds provides old-fashioned baseball weather for the day's festivity, which passes in review

the bulk of American and National League stars.

It'll be the pleasure of your broadcaster and France Locke, who daily describes the

proportions of the St. Louis Browns and St. Louis Cards over Columbia Station, KMOX here in St. Louis, to bring you a word-eyed picture of his star's flat spectacle. Up until this moment, there's been much speculation as the nature's starting lineup. And up to this moment, the lineups is still in some much the tentative stage. But from our pregame bencharming activities,

here's the way it shakes up at the moment.

France law.

Thank you, Mel.

And good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

Manager Joe Cohnan of the hosting American League team

is expected to start red ruffing on the mound

and follow him up with Buck Newsom and close with either Bobbler or Al Milner.

And behind ruffing, we'll find Cecil Travis of the Washington Penetors at Third Vace,

who has a batting average to the season of 355.

Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox and left field, who's been batting 344 so far for the campaign.

Charlie Keller of the New York Yankees will lead off in right field and he's hitting

exactly 303.

Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees hits in the cleanup spot and will be in center field with a

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