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SPORT SHORTS:
Eight Yankees Included
On AL All-Sta r Roster
By The Associated Press
CHICAGO-Casey Stengel, who
finds winning pennants a lot easi-
er than All-Star games, yesterday
announced the 1957 American
League All-Star squad, which in-
cludes eight members of his own
New York Yankees.
The starting lineup will find
New York's Yogi Berra and Mick-,
ey Mantle at catcher and center
field, respectively, Cleveland's Vic
Wertz at first base, Chicago's Nel-
lie Fox- at second, Baltimore's
George Kell at third, Detroit's
Harvey Kuenn at shortstop, Bos-
ton's Ted Williams in left field
and Detroit's Al Kaline in right
field.
The pitching staff will consist
} of Billy Pierce of Chicago, Bobby
Shantz and Bob Grim of New
York, Early Wynn and Don Mossi
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of Cleveland, Jim Bunning of De-
troit and Billy Loes of Baltimore.
Pierce, Shantz and Mossi are left-
handers.
Elston Howard of New York and
Gus Triandos of Baltimore will be
available to help Berra with the
catching while the infield reserves
include Joe De Maestri of Kansas
City, Frank Malzone of Boston
and Gil McDougald, Bobby Rich-
ardson and Bill Skowron of New
York.
Backing up the starting outfield
will be Roy Sievers of Washing-
ton, Minnie Minoso of Chicago
and Charley Maxwell of Detroit.
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U. S. Hopes Ended
WIMBLEDON, England - Am-
erica's last hopes for the men's
singles title, Vic Seixas and Her-'
bie Flam, were snuffed out in the
quarter finals yesterday in the
most disastrous Wimbledon ten-
nis performance by Uncle Sam's
boys since the war.
ITigers Win,
5-2;" Cards
Beat Braves
By The Associated Press
DETROIT -- Al Kaline's sixth
inning home run touched off a
three-run Detroit rally that broke
a 2-2 tie and carried the Tigers
to a 5-2 triumph over the Chicago
White Sox - dropping the Sox
two games behind New York-
last night.
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Yankees 3, Orioles 2
BALTIMORE-- Mickey Mantle
hit a bases- empty homer - his
22nd - in the 10th inning last
night as the New York Yankees
slapped down the surging Balti-
more Orioles, 3-2.
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Cardinals 9, Braves 5
ST. LOUIS - Milwaukee's de-
fense collapsed last night to al-
low four unearned runs$ and St.
Louis defeated the league-leaders,
9-5, to. leave the Braves a half-
game ahead of Cincinnati in the
National League.
The Cards trail by a game-and-
a-half.
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Cubs 6, Redlegs 0
CHICAGO-Rookie Dick Drott,
celebrating his 213t birthday yes-
terday, blanked Cincinnati on four
scattered singles in pitching the
Chicago Cubs to a 6-0 victory over
the Redlegs.
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Athletics 10, Indians 3
CLEVELAND-The Kansas City.
Athletics snapped an 11-game los-
ing streak last night by wallop-
ing the Cleveland Indians, 10-3.
Dodgers 3, Giants 0
NEW YORK - Brooklyn's Don
Drysdale snapped a month-long
slump with a five-hitter last night
for a 3-0 victory over the New
York Giants.
* * *
Senators 5, Red Sox 4
BOSTON-The lowly ashing-
ton Senators shattered a Boston
bid for the American League's
third place, 5-4, last night when
Bob Usher drew a seventh-inning,
bases-loaded walk.
* * *
Phillies 5, Pirates 4
PITTSBURGH -- The Philadel-
phia Phillies, held to but three
hits over the first seven frames,
ralled for five runs in the eighth
last night to snap a five-game los-
ing streak with a 5-4 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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