The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-02

SnbCdSV 1T 1lldueIpuih, DCliOllJ New York and Washington are represented in the American League and Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New York, each with one except Washington, who placed two.
 Here They Are
 The players named are: Left field. Al Simmon Chicago White Sox; center field, Walter Berger, Boston Braves; right field, Chuck Klein, Phillies; first base Jimmy Foxx, Athletics; second base. Charley Gehringer, Detroit; short stop, Joe Cronin Washington; third base, Harold Traynor, Pittsburgh; catche, Bill Dickey New York Yankees; pitcher Carl Hubbell, New York Giants; pitcher Alvin Crowder, Washington.
 Cronin, Hubbell and Klein stood out in the selections. The manager of Washington was given 1S1 out of a possible 1S6 votes for the short stop position, Hubbell was picked by 173 scribes and ITO voted for Klein. Traynor appears as a mem Der for the seventh time, one more than Babe Ruth, who once dom- mated the choices but received only one vote for the 1883 team. Bob Grove who had been picked five times in succession heretofore, lost out by four votes to Crowder.
 The tabulated vote follows:
 Left field--Al Simmons, Chicago White Sox, 139! Heinie Manush, Washington, 31; Ben Chapman, Yankees. G: Wally Berger, Boston Braves, 2; Chick Hafey, Cincinnati. 2, and Joe Medwick St. Louis Car dinaIs; Frank O'Doul, New York Giants; Paul Waner. Pittsburgh; Lloyd Waner, Pittsburgh; Melvin Ott, New York Giants, and Chuck Klein, Phillies, l each.
 Center field-Wally Berger, Bos- ton Braves, 110; Al Simmons, White Six, 12; Earl Averill, Cleve- land, 9; Chick Hafey. Cincinnati, 8; sammy West, St. Louis Browns, 6; Fred Schulte, Washington, 6; IIeinie Manush, Washington, 6; Chuck Klein, Phillies, 4; Xxi Guy Ter, Chicago Cubs, 3; Ben Chap man, Yankees. 3; Fred Lindstrom, Pittsburgh, 3; Joe Medwick, Car dinais, Roger Cramer, Athletics, 3; Mule Haas, White Sox, and Chuck Fullis, Phillies, l each.
 Right held-Chuck Klein, Phil lies, ITO; Melvin Ott. Giants, 4; Waily Berger, Braves, 3; Heinie Manush, Washington 2 and Frank O'Goul. Giants; Kiki Cuylre, Cubs; Jimmy Foxx, As; Babe Ruth, Yan- kees, Ben Chapman, Yankee; Al Simmons. White Sox, and Paul Waner, Pittsburgh, 1 each.
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 Third base-Harold Traynor, Pittsburgh, 113; Pepper Martin. Cardinals, 21: Ossie Bluege, Wash ington, IT; Frank Higgins ,Ath- letics. 16: Pinky Whitney. Braves, 6; Johnny Vergfiez, Giants, 6; Jim my Dykes, White Six. 4 Jimmy Foxx, Athletics, 2; Frank Frisch, Cardinals. 1.
 SAortstop-Joe Cronin, Washing ton, 1S1; Dick Bartell Phlllies, 2; Floyd Vaughan Pittsburgh, 2; Luke Appling. White sox, 1.
 Second base-Charles Gehringer, Detroit, 94; Frank Frisch, Car dinals, 59; oscar Melillo. Browns. IT; Hugh Critz, Giants '; Buddy Myer, Washington 5; Tony Plet, Pittsburgh, 2; Rabbit Maranvile, Braves and Bill Herman, Cubs, 1 each.
 First base-Jimmy Foxx, Ath. letics, 136; Bill Terry, Giants, 30; Lou Gehrig, Yankees, 29; Joe Kuhel, Washington. l.
 Catcher-Bill D!cked, Yankees, 80; Mickey Cochrane. Athletics, %; Virgil Davis. Phillies, 21; Rick Terrell, Boston Red Sox. IS; Gus Mancuso, Giants, 16; Alfonso Lopez, Brooklyn, IA; Jimmy Will son, Cardinals, ,; Earl Grace, Pittsburgh, Gabby Hartnett. Cubs. and Luke Sewell Washington, 2 each; Frank Pytlak, Cleveland, l.
 Pitchers-Carl Hubbell, Giants 173: Alvin Crowder, Washington, 63; Bob Grove. Athletics. 59; Earl Whitehill, Washington, 2S; Ben Contwell. Braves. 22; Dizzy Dean, Cardinals 20; Ed Brandt Braves, 2: Lon Warneke. Cubs, 2; Tex Carleton. Cardinals, Oral Hide brand. Cleveland, and Guy Bush, fs,Ihc aacb