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From Sports and Park in St. Louis,

Gillette presents the 15th annual All-Star baseball game

between top-ranking players of the American and National League.

Hello, everybody.

This is France Locke with Mel Allen and Jim Britt, greeting you for the Gillette Safety Razor

Company, maker of Gillette Razors, Blades, and Shaving Cream.

Gillette is your radio host when outstanding sports events such as today's classic, the World Series,

and Kentucky

Derby occur throughout the year. And this is the second time that the All-Star game has

been played here at Sports and Park. You'll remember that back in 1940, the Cardinals were the

host club. This year, the St. Louis Browns of the American League are the host club. And our hats are off to Mr. Markerman and DeWitt, because they have everything in tip-top shape for this afternoon's ball game.

They've even managed to get in a good word with the weatherman because this morning it was raining here in St. Louis, and the weatherman forecast cloudy weather with showers. But we're happy to say that

right at the moment the sun is shining very brightly. However, there is a few clouds in the sky,

but we have high hopes that we'll have an ideal afternoon for this ball clean. The two clubs

have been out on the field for some time.

The American League club was out first, have gone through their batting practice,

and at the moment the national leaguers are taking there.

And the clubs, we might say, have sent quite a few souvenir baseball into the stands,

and it looks like that it's going to be a capacity crowd here this afternoon.

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