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| SPORTS ROUND-UP |

By HAROLD HARRISON

CINCINNATI
New York, running one-two in
the National League pennant
race, will provide 12 of the 25
players On the squad opposing
an American League outfit in the
annual major league all-star
game at Philadeiphia July 8

Make-up of the National
League's all-star group was an
ounced today through the office
of President Warren Giles

Leo Durocher, as manager of
last years pennant-winning
New York Giants, will pilot the
all-stars and under game rules
he'll be required to use in the
first three innings the eight
players selected in a vote of the
fans

Durocher picked the remain
ing members of the squad and all
{ the pitchers

There will be eight “freshmen”

all-star competition on the
enior loop’s outfit The “old
men” of the team will be Stan
Musial and Enos Slaughter of the
St. Louls Cardinals and Peewee
Reese of Brooklyn Dodgers. Mu

ial and Slaughter will be on the}
all-star squad for the ninth time |

and it will be Reese’s eighth ap-
ne irance

Here is the complete squad

Pitchers — Sal Maglie, New
York; Robin Roberts and Curt
Simmons, Philadelphia; Preach

er Roc, Brooklyn; Bob Rush,

Chicago; Warren Spahn, Bosto 1, |

and Gerry Staley, St. Louis

Catchers — Roy Campanella,
Brooklyn; Wes Westrum, New
York, and Atwell, Chicago

»-player squads with their own
ck of pitchers and replace

ents for the 16 starters

Boston DiMaggio finished
econd to Musial in the indiv-
jual vote-getting with 1,279,818
! the American League centre
d job. Brooklyn's Robinson
third with 1,266,398, follow-

   

Berra with 1252,791, and

suer with 1,241,094
The total of 3,991,284 votes
were channeled from 305 news-
paper ind radio stations in
the United States, Canada, Ha-
wali, Puerto Rico and Mexico
not to mention stray ballots

from Germany, France, Korea
Japan, Cuba and Venezuela

Brooklyn and; Infielders—Alvin Dark. Whitey
Lockman and Bob Thomson,
New York; Gil Hodges, Peewee
Reese and Jackie Robinson,

Brooklyn; Rec Schoendienst, St

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Louis; Granny Hamner, Phila-
delphia, and Grady Hatton, Cin-

cinnatl

Outfielders—Car| Furillo and
Duke Snider, Brooklyn; Ra!ph
Kiner, Pittsburg; Stan Musial
and Enos Slaughter, St. Louis,

and Hank Saeur, Chicago

Under that set-up the Dod-

gers will be represented by seven

players, New York by five, St

Louis by four, Philadelphia and
| Chicago by three each and Cin-

cinnati, Boston and Pittsburg by
one each

Durocher named Manager Ed-

die Stanky of St. Louis Cards
‘and Frank Shellenback of the

Giants as his coaches

Indians Edge

Browns 3-2:
Yankees Lose

NEW YORK (CP) Cleveland
a 10-inning

Indians battled to
3-2 victory over St. Louis Brown

Wednesday, which left them in
second place in the American
League, three games behind

New York Yankees

Yankees were edged 5-4 by

Boston Red Sox while the Chi

cago White Sox squeezed out

Detroit Tigers 3-2

Only 12 percentage points now

separate Cleveland from the
fifth place Washington Sena
tors Boston and Chicago are

31/4, games off the pace

Philadelphia Phillies tripped

Brooklyn Dodgers twice in

National League doubleheader
4-3 and 2-1 but New York Giants
lost a golden opportunity to

move close to the league leader

by dropping a 2-1 verdict t

3oston Braves

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