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  1937 All-Star Game Program and Scorecard
 
 1937 - 5th annual All-Star Game Program
5th Annual All-Star Game Program & Scorecard
Item Details
  • CIRCA - 1937
  • SIZE -  7.50" x 9.75"
  • PRICE GUIDE- $200.00-$400.00
    Very Good-Excellent condition

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NOTES:
 
   In 1933 Arch Ward, the sports editor of the Chicago Tribune, put together the first All-Star game as a part of Chicago's exposition that year. The first three of four years, 1933, 1934, and 1936 the program covers were basic stock scorecards that were used during the regular season. Specially designed All-Star Game covers did not catch on until the 1937 all-Star game, played at Griffith Stadium. This 1937 All Star game program and scorecard features great cover art by Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist James T. Berryman, depicting Franklin D. Roosevelt throwing a baseball. FDR was the first American President to attend the mid-season Baseball All-Star Game and he threw out the first pitch.

 The 5th annual Baseball All Star Game was played at Griffith Stadium, Washington DC on July 7, 1937. A Crowd of 31,391 watched the American league beat the National league 8-3. Lou Gehrig hit the only Home Run in the game. In the bottom of the third inning, Earl Averill of the Indians hit a ball that struck pitcher Dizzy Dean on the toe, breaking it. Complications of this injury shortened the career of the future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher.

 
 
1937 - 5th annul All-Star Game Program & Scorecard
1937 - 5th annual All-Star Game Program Scorecard

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