Evening star., 1953-07-13

inning at Comiskey Park 1885, and Red schoendenss
14th-innng home that the same game.
Those of the highlights with u.s. too have
been the neutrality-suspicious. that didn't vote for
the best players complaints that the managers either
when was left to them complaints about unsatisfactory
onceSed system of forcing the American League
to pick pitcher from each club in the league present
method OF permitting the fans to pick the starting
hederS nelderS and catcherwth the manager selecting
everybody ese-Stl is short of perfection, it
CASEY STENCIL, the American League manager, has
been abused for ignoring Pete Suder Athletics who
having his greatest in the twilight of long career
perhaps missing his last chance to make an AStar SQUAD
Stenge also has been harpooned for failing choose
Parne VINO has won more games than other American
Lacquer for leaving off Bob Porterfeld who pitched
five shuoutS for forgetting Spec Shea an 81 mark
and an earned-run average that sparkes
It's nothing this criticism third game frankie
FrSch was Swayed by the reluctance National League
managers to have their stars used in the game and thus
miss turn In the regular pennant race So Frsch started
Bill Walker and the American Leaguers beed him for three
runs route to Al victory.
In 1887 Joe McCarthys only substitutes were pitchers
and pinchhter. Bill Terry 10 National Leaguers
in the same and big debate followed whether
managers should all out to win like Mccarthy or con-
slider the game spectacle like Terry and put many
on parade as possible.
THERE WAS FUMING in 1899 because Mccarthy used
six of his Yankees and five of them played way So
In 943 the Yankees sat on the bench in Philadelphia
Mccarthy anyway with George Case Bobby Doerr Jake
Early jeff Heath, Chet Laabs Dick sieber Stephens
Dick Wakefield Rudy York Leonard Hal Newhouser
and Tex Hughson-not Yankee among them.
There bitter feeling in the 194S game, when Bob
Feler pulled out The Indians battling pennant
and Feler considered it his duty injury in the
Au-Star game.
But Joe DiMaggio, Williams Hal Newhouser and George
Kell showed despite injuries. Newhouser came up to
Manager Bucky Harris showed him the size of an
his left elbow and said "t doesn't good and
don't know could get anything the ball, you
need me I'll be ready"
Harris didn't need him as pitcher but put Hal on
display pinchrunner Bucky didn't Feler either
for the American League 52 got everybody
Into the act except pitchers and Catcher Yogi
THERE WAS DIZZY DEANS initial refusal to participate
In the 1887 in Washington fearing possible injury
might ruin his Dizzy weakened under
indignation, pitched broke toe favored subsequent
efforts strained his and vanished from league
scene far too
There Eddie Miller the shortsop named three
times to the AHStar squad and pulling for the third
time in 1947 the excuse but it keep
him from playing five games in three days before
Star game
Any one who pulled out without serious injury
would be regarded heel proceeds games
funneed into the players pension fund Players
Ing themselves in the long by appearing
source of friction virtually has been eliminated.
But Al-Star game No. 20 up tomorrow-there
in 1945 because of travel resrictonsand
impression fingers that for dream there's nightmare
It's getting pretty bad for Stenge managing his
Star team and still searching for victory.