The Washington times., 1934-01-02

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possible 1856 votes to gain the
shortStop position. General Alvin
Crowder collected SO votes to be
the second pitcher, Carl Hubbell
of the New York Giants. being the
first" hurler, with 173 votes.
Chuck Klein, super performer Of
the 1888 Philadelphia Phillies, and
at present member of the 1894
Chicago Cubs, was a most promi-
nent party in receiving votes. He
gained the right field position on
the team bv getting ITO votes.
In all, six American Leaguers
and four National League players
form the team. Al Simmons, of
the Chicago White Sox, is the left
fielder; Wally Berger, of the BoS-
ton Braves, is the center fielder;
Klein, right field; Jimmy Foxx, of
the Philadelphia AS, first base;
Charley Gehringer, Detroit Tigers,
second base; Cronin, short stop;
Pie Traynor, third base: Bill
Dickey, New York Yankees,
catcher, and Hubbell and Crowder
pitchers.
The tabulated vote for the team
follows:
Al Simmons, Chicago White Sox, 13s;
Helnle Manush. Washington, 81; Ben
Chapman, Yankees, 6; WalIy Berger,
Boston Braves, 2; Chick Hafey, Gin
cinnati' 2, and Joe Medwick, st. Louis
Cardinals; Frank o'Doul, New York
GIants; Paul Waner. Pittsburgh; Lloyd
Waner, Pittsburgh; Melvin OFT, New
York Giants. and Chuck Klein. PhilIies
each.
Center Field
Wally Berger, Boston Braves, 10; Al
Simmons, White Sox, 49, Earl Averill
Cleveland, 9: Chick Hafey, Cincinnati, 8 :;
Sammy West. st. Louis Browns. 6 Fred
Schultz, Washington. 6; Heinie Mapush,
Washington, 6; Chuck Klein, Phillies, 4
Kiki Cuyler. Chicago Cubs. a. Ben Chap
man. Yankees. 3: Fred Lindstrom. Pitts
burgh, 3; Joe Medwick, Cardinals g.;
White Sox. and Chuck Fullis. Phillies
/ each.
Right Field
Chuck Klein. Phillies, 40; Melvin Ott
Giants, 4; Wally Berger, Braves, g.;
Heinie Manush. Washington. 2. and
Jimmy Foxx. Athletics; Babe Ruth,
Yankees: Ben Chapman, Yankees: Al
Simmons. White Sox, and Paul Waner
Pittsburgh, l each.
Third Base
Harold Traynor, Pittsburgh, 11S; Pep
per Martin, Cardinals. 21; Ossie Bluege,
Washington, II; Frank Higgins. Ath-
letics, 16; Pinky Whitney, Braves g.
Johnny Vergez, Giants. 6; Jimmy Dykes
White sox, 4; Jimmy Foxx, Athletics, o;
Frank Frisch, Cardinals. 1.
shOrtstOp
Joe Cronin. Washington. 1S1; Dick
Bartell, Phillies 2: Floyd Vaughan,
Pittsburgh, 2; Luke Appling, White
Sox, /.
Second Base
Charles Gehringer, Detroit, "a: Frank
Frisch. Cardinals. So; Oscar Melillo.
Browns. II; Hugh Critz. Giants. 7;
Buddy Myer Washington. s: Tony Piet.
Pittsburgh. .: Rabbit MaranvIle. Braves,
and Bill Herman. Cubs, l each.
First Base
Jimmy Foxx, Athletics, 1875: Bill Terry,
Giants, 80; Lou Gehrig, Yankees. %; Joe
Kuhel, Washington, 1.
Bill Dickey, Yankees, 80; Mickey
Cechrane, Athletics rs: Virgil Davis,
Phillies, Fl; Rick Ferrell. Boston Red
Sox, IS; Gus Mancusco, Giants, 16; AL
fonso Lopez, Brooklyn, IA; Jimmy Will
son, Cardinals. s: Earl Grace, Pitts
burgh. Gabby Hartnett Cubs. and Luke
sewell, Washington, 2 each; Frank PVT
lax. Cleveland
Carl Hubbell, Giants. 173; Alvin Crow
der, Washington, So; Bob Grove. Ath-
letics, So; Earl Whitehill Washington.
Dean. Cardinals, 20; Ed Brandt. Braves,
2; Lon warneke, Cubs. 2; Tex Carleton,
Cardinals, Oral Hildebrand, Cleveland.
and Guy Bush, Cubs, each.