Evening star., 1938-06-27
FIVE REDS CHOSEN
FOR CLASSIC TILT.
Travis, Lewis, Rick FerreII
on American Team That
Is Heavily Veteran.
By HUGH 3. FULLERTON, Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Cincinnati
fans who turn out for the interleague
all-star game 1T Redland Field Z week
from Wednesday will see q lot Of IA
miliar figures In new roles. FOR the
Reds are leading the National Leagues
youth movement In an effort to end
the rival circuits string Of victories
In the midsummer classic.
Five Cincinnati players were chosen
by vote Of the eight National League
managers for pisces On the squad Of
% men, announced today. And only
one OF them ever has taken part in
sn all-star game. In addition, Bill
Terry OF the New York Giants, who
will manage the team, picked viii
McKechnie. Cincinnati manager, as
one of his coaches.
The rest Of the squad. including four
players each from the Giants and the
Chicago Cubs and three each from
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. follows the
same lines In contrast to the Amer
lean League squad. featuring the same
veteran slugeers who have won four
OF the five previous clashes. the Ma
tional eatures newcomers. Only 10 OF
the 23 players have appeared in all
star contests and only the Cubs hardy
perennial. Catcher Leo ,Gabby) Hart
nett, hss been in all Of them.
Americans Cling 10 Vets.
The Americas Leaguers offer two
players, Lou Gehrig Of the New York
Yankees and Charley Gehringer, De-
troit second baseman. who have played
IN every game, as we'll rs Lefty Gomez
of the Yanks, who has pitched four
times and was member Of the squad
the other year.
Twelve others have seen all-star
service and another. Hank Greesberg,
was an idle member OF the 1897 squad.
In addition to Gehrig, the world
champion Yankees contributed five
men-Pitchers Red Ruhing and Gomez.
Catcher Bill Dickey. Third Baseman
Red Rolfe and Outfielder Joe Dimaggio.
All are veterans OF previous teams.
Cincinnati's delegation is topped by
the double no-hit" mound star.
Johnny Wander Meer 1t also includes
Paul Derringer. veteran pitcher;
Catcher Ernie tSchnozzle) lombard.
First Baseman Frank Mccormick and
Oltfielder Ival Goodman. Derringer
pitched one inning OF the 1885 game,
while lombard was on last years
squad, but only warmed the bench.
The 10 veterans include Tony Cuc-
einello Of the Boston Bees, who played
IN the 1888 inaugural game and hasn't
been back since; Carl Hubbell. who
also pitched in that game and has
missed only the 1885 contest, and Joe
Medwick Of the Cardinals. Mel OFT
nf the Giants, and Billy Herman Of
the Cubs, who have been regulars
every year since 1884.
Cronin Picked Feurth Time,
The American Leaguers also have
three four-year men, Earl Averill Of
Cleveland. Joe Cronin and Jimmy
Foxx Of the Boston Red Sox, as we'll
as Boston's Lefty Grove, who pitched
In 1893.
The all-star squads:
National League: Pitchers-John
Wander Nicer and Paul Derringer, Gin
einnati: Carl Hubbell, New York; Bill
Lee. Chicago; Jim Turner. Boston;
Mace Brown. Pittsburgh. Catchers-
Leo Hartnett, Chicago; Ernie Lom-
bardi. Cincinnati: Gordon Phelps,
Brooklyn. Infielders-Frank McCor-
mick, Cincinnati: Billy Herman and
Stanley Hack. Chicago; Floyd Vaughan,
Pittsburgh; Leo Durocher and Harry
Levagetto. Brooklyn; Tony Cucoinello,
Boston. Outfielders-Joe Medwick, st.
Louis; Hershel Martin, Philadelphia;
Ival Goodman, Cincinnati; Mel OFT,
Joe Moore and Hank Leiber, New
York; Lloyd Waner, Pittsburgh.
Manaser-Bill Terry, New York.
Coaches-Bill McKechnie, Cincinnati,
and Frank Frisch, st. Louis. Batting
practice pitchers-Sylvester johnson,
Philadelphia, and Clyde Shoun, St.
Louis. Batting practice catcher, Bill
Hershberser, Cincinnati.
JUUlOf NuCUlt H4UAO.
American League: Pitchers-Bob
Grove, Boston: Charley Rufnng and
Vernon Lefty Gomez, New York;
Vernon Kennedy. Detroit; Johnny
Allen and Bob Feller, Cleveland; Buck
Newsom, st. Louis Catchers-Bill
Dickey, New York; Rick Ferrell, WASH
ineton; Rudy York, Detroit. Infielders
jimmy Foxx and Joe Cronin, Bos-
ton; Charley Gehringer. and Hank
Greenberg, Detroit: Red Rolfe and
Lou Gehrig, New York; Buddy Lewis
and Cecil Travis, Washington. Out
fielders-Earl Averill, Cleveland; Joe
Di Maggie, New York; Roger Cramer,
Boston; Bob johnson. Philadelphia;
Mike Kreevich, Chicago.
Manager-Joe Mccarthy. New York
Coaches-Art Fletcher. New York, and
Del Baker. Detroit. Batting practice
pitcher-Dave Keefe. Philadelphia.
Batting practice catcher-JohnS Schultz,
New York. Trainer-Doc Painter,
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