The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-01
Washington HilLs And Brooklyns Meet Sunda,
Nine Yankees On Al-Star Squad;
 Reds Place Seven
BY STEVE SNYDER United Press Staff Correspondent

stars of the National League. The American Leaguers will have a Yankee catcher in the cage, a New York coach will be on the base- lines and the Yankee trainer will rub them down. But for gesture of recognition to Connie Mack, Phil- adelphia's grand old manager, the club would be run by the Yankee Boss, Joe Mccarthy.
 Thus the eight managers of the junior league admit the dominance of the world champions. They pick ed the squad but how many New York players actually will appear is up to Mack.
 The selections by clubs: New York - Vernon Gomez, Red Rufang and Johnny Murphy, pitch- CTS; Frank Crosetti, Joe Gordon and Red Rolfe, infielders; Joe DiMaggio and George Selkirk, outfielders; Bill Dickey, catcher.
 Boston - Jimmy F'oxx and Joe Cronin, infielders; Roger Cramer, outfielder; Lefty Grove, pitcher.
 Detroit - Tommy Bridges and Buck Newson, pitchers; Henry Greenberg, first base. Charley Gehringer, second baseman in all previous games, was picked but in- juries will prevent participation).
 Chicago - Ted Lyons, pitcher; Luke Appling, shortstop.
 St. Louis - Myril Hoag, outfield- CT; George McQuinn, first base.
 Cleveland - Pitcher Bob Teller and Catchie Rollie Hemsley.
 Philadelphia - Bob Johnson, out fielder! Frank Hayes, catcher.
 Washington George Washing ton Case, outfielder.
 Tried And True
 Five of the 25 have been in every contest. Cronin, Foxx, Gehringer, Dickey and Gomez haven't missed a game, although Gehringer will have to drop from the old guard this year.
 Since the first game in 1893, the American League has won four, los- ing only in 1886 and again last sea- son, scoring total of 29 runs to 21 for the National Leaguers.
 This years squad includes seven newcomers to the interleague game Old Teddy Lyons, Murphy, Hayes, McQuinn, Gordon, Hoag and Case but none of them lacks experience.
 Rounding out the squad are Coaches Lena Blackburne of Phila- delphia and Art Fletcher, New York; Dave Keefe, Philadelphia, will act as batting practice pitcher and his receiver will be John Schulte of New York; Earl Painter of the Yankees is the trainer.
 New York, July 1 - (U.P) - For the second straight year the Cincin- natl Reds took the Lions share of places on the National League All- Star team, with seven men on the squad that will oppose the American Leaguers in Yankee Stadium July Il, 1t was revealed today by Gabby Hartnett, Chicago Cub pilot, who will lead the National League team this year.
 Behind the Reds came the Card- inals with five, the Dodgers with four, the Giants and Cubs three each, and the Pirates, Bees and PhlllleS one each.
 Popular
 Six players were unanimous choices. Paul Derringer, Ernie Lom- bardi and Frank Mccormick of Cin- cinnati, Joe Medwick of the Cards, Stan Hack of the Cubs and Morris Arnovich of the Phillies.
 Hartnett named Bill Terry of the Giants and his own Red Corriden as coaches. He picked Charley Root as batting practice pitcher, and Andy Lotshaw of the Cubs as trainer.
 Six new corners were on the Ma tional League roster. They were Ar novich, Linus Frey of the Reds, Lou Fette of the Bees, Whitlow wyatt and Dolph Camilli of the Dodgers and Terry More of the Cards.
 With eight hurlers, including the Big Three of the pace setting Reds on the squad, 1t appeared that the National Leaguers would rely on pitching strength as they did in last years Al victory.
 The 25-man squad follows:
 Pitchers - Derringer, Wander Nicer and Walters, Reds; Curt Da- wis and Warneke, Cardinals; Fette, Bees; Wyatt, Dodgers and Lee, Cubs.
 Catchers - Lombardi, Reds; Dan- ming, Giants; Phelps, Dodgers.
 1nfielders - Mccormick, Reds: Mize, Cardinals; Camilli, Dodgers: Frey, Reds; Herman, Cubs; Jurges, Gaints; Vaughan, Pirates; Hack, Cubs; Lavagetto, Dodgers.
 Outfielders - Arnovich, Phillies: Medwick and T. Moore, Cardinals: Goodman, Reds, and Ott, Giants.
 The baseball "experts" are ex- picting the starting lineup to be about as follows: Danning, catch; mccormick, 1b; Frey, 2b; Jurges, ss; Hack. 3b; Medwick, If; Arnovich, of; and Ott, If. Pitchers will not be de- termined until the day of the game.