Evening star., 1955-07-04
ALL-STARS
Continued From Page A-la
a little bit of everything for the
American League.
L Has Murderers Row


a little bit of everything for thu
American League.
MI Has Murderers Row
A true comparison Of the
teams cannot be made unit
Managers Leo Durocher Of the
Nationals and AL Lopez of the
Americans name their pitchers
and alternate players Wednes-
day. Nevertheless, the National
League murderers row Of Klus.
|zewski. Snider, Banks, Campa-
|nella and Mathews has &C.
counted for 100 home runs this
season.
Although Williams and Berrs
ARE looked upon as hitters who
can break open any game, only
Mantle and Kaline have been
'slamming home runs in num-
berS. having 18 and II respec-
lively.
Neither team is wanting for
800 hitters or All-Star expe-
rience. Only Banks and the 90
year. old Kaline have not been
on previous All-Star squads,
Finigan was named last year but
did not play.
In contrast to young Kaline
the majors leading hitter, the
Americans also will have the old
est players. Vernon is 81 and
Williams So.
Campanelia is the Nationals
old man" at 80 and Mathews
the youngest at %.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
/, FIRST BAsE-vernon. Washington,
i,764, ,629; Power. Kansas City. i .6ll2A
9i4: Dropo, Chicago, 591, ,SO3: Wertz,
G6ieyeland. 447.365: Fain. Detroit. 2Si,-
SECOND BAsE-Pox, Chicago, 1 ses
Ss2; Ayila, Cleveland, ], ,60S. .4b4; Nc
Dougald,. New York, 832,7I3; Runneis.
.M,aaIsnniIngton. VA nIg 276.906; Goodman. Boston
THIRD RAcE-Finigan. Kansas CITY
,6o9 ,21S; Keu, Chicago, 1875, ,ltS8;
Hossn. SSleyeland, .o04 .553; Carey, New
HokTsTopkasslsasp III nS3 afkssla ppst5oi pss9atl l4 s9s
pa Ig4; caTrasanel, Chicago, 43.3iS;
Clsyeland. 362,973; Klaus. Boston '
LEFTEIELD - williams, Boston.
SO; Minoso, Chicago. 1 .OO4 .793. Kinsr
SSslssysland, Sss Gland, 352.1os; Noren. New York.
: CENTERF1ELD-Mantle, New York.
lTuttle, Detroit, 419.SS5: Piersaii, Bos.
son; ~, 72 l72; Busby. Chicago. 25s, ,906.
glsSs6l Bauer New ksY9inf Yorf, LOB. oP6ss.55sS!ss 5Ss
land. 49I 500: Rivera. Chicago. 31S734
1oSS!A SS!AICHER-.Berra. New York. 2,i3S,-
clsvela1d ltar eshalissSgp asS lSzs %S,ie i4s; ssIa
ooi'972; Courtney, Washington, 2eS,i4i'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
,FlFST BAsE-.Kluszewski. Cincinnati,
Hadsss Hfad5a,Ssf Srdntsl MtHSisl' ST Louis 1921 ,50s:
cage; gs,;Gg 32g 244; Long, Pittsburgh. sss. .157.
oSis SECOND 1oo BASE = Schoendienst, ST.
spaS 7se HsmnsI PsksT ShIieasO
A dS4; o'Conneli. Milwaukee. 51S,Soi;
THIRD BAsE-MatheWs, Milwaukee.
n.oo,S,Ioo; jackson, Chicago. 1,693,4Od:
hopinson, Brooklyn. sol .697: Jones
ynrt e., 263,116; Thompson. New
:oRTsToap-Banks, Chicago, s,os7. :
466; Logan. Milwaukee. 1914 .b2S.
geese, BROOKLYN, 1851. .l99: Dark, New
5o5k 723.024; Mcmillan, Cincinnati,
LEFIFIELD-Ennis. Philadelphia. L.
l7332.S2S: Lockman. New York. 1901
.on sTo spHsiaxe, Hilxs,ti tchicasea "a M Ml2s; Thorn
,CENTERFIEID-snider, Brooklyn, O..
liz 500: Ashburn. Philadelphia, 1885,
"a; Mays. New York, l,564,2l9; Vir-
don, st. Louis. 353,S4Si Bruton, MIL
waukee, 3l1,95J.
5ICHTFIELD-Mueller, New York,
l,S13'o74: Aaron, Milwaukee, / ,351 1857:
Fost. CINCINNATI, 362,13S: Moon, ST.
55Sais; 5Sa So. 2S3,906; Furillo, Brooklyn.
.CAICHER-campanella, Brooklyn. g.
aaor.i7s aa., Westrum; New York, 1885, .061 ;
clnnati, COL .254: Chiti Chicago, 597 800