Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Eight s. All Stars
Repeal, With MusiaI
And Rosen Leaders
By The Assoeiassd Press

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CHICAGO. July 5.-Final re-
turns were in today, naming
eight starting players for each
team in the annual major league
All-Star game, to be played at
Cleveland July IL.
The National Leaguers were
led by Stan Musial of the Cardi-
mails, who polled 1,468,377 Of the
4,272,470 votes cast by the Ma
TONS fans.
Heading the American League
lineup was AL Rosen, Cleveland
first baseman and the leagues
most valuable player In 1858.
He polled l,452. 1856 votes.
Pitchers and reserves for the
25-n1an squads will be an
nounced tomorrow by Casey
Stengel Of the Yankees, man
ager of the American League
team for the fifth straight year.
and Walter Aston. Brooklyn's
rookie pilot, who heads the Ma
tional League team.
The 16 players selected in the
: balloting must start the game
and play at least three innings.
Here they are:
National League-Ted Klus-
zewski, Cincinnati, first base:
Granny Hammer. Philadelphia,
second base: Ray ,Jablonski, st.
Louis, third base; Al Dark, New
York, shortstop: Jackie Robin
son, Brooklyn, leftfleld; Duke
Snider. Brooklyn. centerfleld:
Musial. rightfield: Roy Cam
PAMELA. Brooklyn. catcher.
American .League-Rosen, first
base: Bobby Avila,. Cleveland,
second base; Ray Boone, Detroit,
third base: Chico Carrasquel,
Chicago, shortstop: Minnie
Minoso. Chicago, leftfleld; Mickey
Mantle, New York. centerfield;
Hank Bauer, New York, right
field: Yogi Berra. New York, /.
catcher.
Musial, Campaneila and Klus-
zewski are repeaters from last
years National League squad.
Rosen. Carrasquel, Berra, Mantle
and Bauer were 1868 American
League all-stars.
The National League lineup.
despite Campanella's .2O7 mark.
has a .316 batting average as a
team. headed by Snider's .374.
The American League squad
averages 800, topped by
Avila's .349.
Final results Of the voting.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-,Firs First bsse-5Hosen. Cleveland, .1.452.- 1
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sss.I44; Fox. chicseo. 1,6g as .sss: cole.
DEP elgphia. 2es,l15; LsDcio, Boston. ias.-
gas; Kell chicaso, Doe. $3.50; STEPHENS.
f iiRd; J5sS.adS; Nsboussid' New York,
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New York. All ,626; zernial. Philadel-
ssbia' s'a'si4; Goodman Boston. a41'-
s65,sf9;. futile, Detroit sol, 3as:' Dolby.
Cleveland. zig, 5o4; Busby. Wasbinston.
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Tot 1sa's4s; 2RS enns. Ph daf'
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t Mp 65a,l0 Lollar: CHICAGO. 374272;
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First base--Kluszewski Cincinnati
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500 SIS: scSoendisnst, st, Louis. 5sz:.
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kee. 192.313
Third base--Jablonski, st.. reuis.
Mathews. Milwaukee, 6s3.i59: Jones, i
Philadelphia. 256,441; Cox. BROOKLYN
247.72S.
Shortstop--Dark. New York. 1,34g..
b56: Reese. Brooklyn. ], 12S,3o9: Logan,
Milwaukee, 531,7S6: Banks. CHICAGO
242.155; Mcmillan. Cincinnati. 173,297.
Leftfeld u Robinson. BROOKLYN,
1850 1913: Kiner. ChicaEo. 1.114.217;
Ennis. Philadelphia, 40s,792; Aaron,
Milwaukee. 2S6.515: Thomas. Pitts
burgh. 127.301.
centerfeld--Snider. Brooklyn. 1885,
1o4: Mays, New York, ! ,o63.e1s; Bell.
delphia, 502.374: Noon. st. Louis,
Rightfield--Musial st. Louis. 1.46s.-
ss aaunsr, @ cSicsso Isl 3d. Apatko. Mi.
waukee. 362,2s3: Furillo. Brooklyn.
Catcher-Campanella,. Brooklyn. T.
344 ,S92: Burgess. Philadelphia. S03.153:
Crandall Milwaukee. 612.72S: D: Rice.
st. Louis. 374 295; Garaeiola, Chicaso,