1935 MLB All-Star Game Box Score Featuring Jimmie Foxx's Performance

1935 MLB All Star Baseball Game - Jimmie Foxx - Box Score Page Article from 1977
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The article details the 1935 MLB All-Star Game held at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland on July 8, with a record attendance of 69,831, marking a significant event for American League supporters. The National League, managed by Frank Frisch of the Cardinals, fielded players like Charley Gehringer and Lou Gehrig, while the American League featured stars such as Jimmie Foxx and Mickey Cochrane. The game commenced with the Americans establishing an early lead, receiving contributions from Rollie Hemsley’s triple and a home run by Foxx, leading to a score of 4-1. Bill Walker of the Cardinals started for the National League and was succeeded by Hal Schumacher, while Lefty Gomez and Mel Harder pitched for the American League. The scoring details highlighted Foxx’s performance as pivotal, and the box score revealed individual contributions, showcasing the strength of both teams.