Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-07-08 | Page 16 | Terry Claims Medwick Best Man on Field

Terry Claims -Medwick-Best Man on Field WASHINGTON, July (INS) BIU Terry of the Giants, manager of the National league all-stars, today acknowledged the American league power, but had aa explanation explana-tion for it "Hub made the difference," he Insisted. "He couldn't control his aerew ball, nor develop any speed. As soon as he'd pitched two balls I knew ha wasn't right, but figured fig-ured he could slide by Rolf and thus give me a chance to use a pinch hitter in the fifth. "Medwick, I thought, was the best player on the field, certainly the best hitter; Arky Vaughan's hitting justified his selection as the team's third baseman, and Mel Ott and Jimmy Collins both delivered deliv-ered nicely for us as pinch hitters. Whitehead was cut off at the plate a country mile, after "Rip's" hit, but circumstances demanded that he take that chance. We needed runs and two were out; as it was it took an amazing throw to cut him down."