The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-26
CAMILLE PASSED UP BY PICKERS;
 GORDON-DOERR IN
Seven N. L. Players to See AII-Star ActiOn--FIenling,
 Heath Were Not Chosen
BY PAUL sHEFFELS United Press Stan COrrespOndent)

United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 New York, June 26-(UP)-The 10th annual All-Star game took on decided World Series tinge today with the announcement that 16 players who participated in last September'S classic would renew competition when the major league stars meet in twilight contest at the Polo Grounds July 6.
 Seven members of the National League Champion Brooklyn Dodg- CTS were on the senior circuits squad, announced today by Presi- dent Ford Prick, and the American League team chose nine representa- tiveS from the World Champion New York Yankees on their 25-man squad.
 Five performers were picked from the St. Louis Cardinals and four each from the New York Giants and Cincinnati Reds. The Boston Braves placed two men and Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Chicago one each.
 All-star nominations came for the first time to only one member of the Brooklyn group-Harold (Pee Wee) Reese, diminutive but talented shortstop - but three Cardinals, Third Baseman Jimmy Brown and the brother battery, Pitcher Mort anG Catcher Walker Cooper; two Giants, Pitcher Cliff Melton and Outfelder Willard Marshall; and Outfielder Danny Litwhiler of the Phils also will play for the first time.
 Repeaters from the Dodgers are Pitcher Whit Wyatt, Catcher Mickey owen, Second Baseman Billy Her. man, Third Baseman Arky Vaughan and Outfielders Pete Reiser and Joe Medwick.
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 Three players-Manager Met Ott of the Giants and Medwick and Herman of the Dodgers have played in eight of the nine annual games. None was in the first classic at Chicago in 1883. Only Jimmy Foxx, former Boston Red Sox slugger, now first passing for the Cubs has been named for all nine games. NOthblC dbSCIlOGCo 4AOAlA bAAN oCAAAOA loop squad are Pitcher Carl Hub- bell and Catcher Harry Danning of the Giants, Pitcher Lon Warneke of the Cards, and Pitcher Kirby Higbe and First Baseman Dolph Camilli of the Dodgers.
 Others named are: Pitcher Claude Passeau of the Cubs; Pitchers John ny Wander Nicer, Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters and First Base- man Frank Mccormick of the Reds; Catcher Ernie Lombardi and Short stop Eddie Miller of the Braves; First Baseman Johnny Mize of the Giants; Third Baseman Bob Elliott of the Pirates and Outfielders Enos Slaughter and Terry Moore of the Cards.
 Leo Durocher, manager of the Dodgers, who will pilot the National Leaguers, selected Bill McKechnie of the Reds and Frankie Frisch of the Pirates as his coaches. Like Yankee Manager Joe Mccarthy of the American Leaguers, he will be under no restrictions other than that no pitcher can work more than five innings.
 A quartet of the Yankee selectees are veteran all-star performers and the other five are honored for the first time. Stand-bys are Pitcher Charley Rufi1ng, Catcher Bill Dickey, Second Baseman Joe Gordon and Outflelder Joe DiMaggio. Newconl- CTS are Shortstop Phil Rizzuto, Out fielder Tommy Henrich, Catcher Buddy Rosar and Pitchers Ernie Bonham and Spud Chandler. Doerr, Williams In
 Four performers each will come in under the colors of Boston and Detroit. For the Red Sox-Bobby Doerr, second base rival of Gordon, Outfielders Ted Williams and Dom DiNaggio and Pitcher Tex Hughson. For the Tigers = First Baseman Rudy York, Catcher Birdie Teb- betts and Pitchers Al Benton and Hal Newhouser.
 Playing Manager Lou Boudreau heads a Cleveland trio which in- cludes Pitcher Jim Bagby and Third Baseman Ken Keltner.
 Washington will send Pitcher Sid Hudson and Outflelder Stan Spence; Philadelphia, Outflelder Bob John- son; St. Louis, First Baseman George McQuinn; and Chicago Pitcher Ed Smith.
 Most conspicuous among those not chosen are Les Fleming and Jeff Heath of the Indians; Buddy Hassett of the Yankees; Johnny Pesky of the Red Sox; Vern Ste- phens of the Browns; Tommy Bridges Of the Tigers and Phil IMarchildon of the Athletics.
 Fourteen players are repeaters from the 1941. squad.
 Coaches will be Art Fletcher ot New York and Bucky Harris of Washington.
 Winner of the inter-league game in New York, proceeds of which will provide baseball equipment for the inland camps and shore stations ot soldiers at home and abroad, will play an, all-star servicemen's team at Cleveland, July 2. The service squad will be managed by Lieut. Gordon (Mickey) Cochrane Of the