The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 17, 1954, Page 12

Giants, Indians Dominate AP Major League All-Star Roster Champs Place Six Players On The Team By JOE REICHLER NEW YORK (#—Befitting their stations, New York’s world cham- pion Giants and Cleveland’s Amer- ican League champion Indiaus dominated the 1954 Associated Press major league all-star team, capturing six of the 10 positions, Six of the 16 big league clubs, four in the National, were repre- sented in the AP’s ninth annual all- star squad, selected by 422 base- throughout the nation. The Nation- al League had six players to four for the American. The Giants and Indians were the only clubs with more than one Page 12 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN representative. Each had three. Brooklyn, St. Louis, Cincinnati and the New York Yankees had one each, The all-star team: (batting aver- ages in parentheses) First base — Ted Kluszewski, Reds (.326) Second base—Bobby Avila, In- dians (.341) . Third base—Al Rosen, Indians (.300) : Shortstop — Alvin Dark, Giants (.293) Left field—Stan Musial, nals (.330) Center field—Willie Mays, Giants Cardi- 345) s Right field—Duke Snider, Dodg- ers (.341) Catcher—Yogi Berra, (.307) Righthanded pitcher—Bob Lem- on, Indians (23-7) Lefthanded pitcher—Johnny An- tonelli, Giants (21-7) Only three players are holdovers Yankees Friday, December 17, 1954 Say MERRY CHRISTMAS With GIFTS From I. Aronovitz Tailored Men’s Store from the 1953 team. They are Ros- en, Musial and Snider. Musial made the team for the eighth time, missing only once since the poll was inaugurated in 1946, Mays, the brilliant Giant outfield- er who led both majors in batting with a .345 average, topped all vote etters. The Negro flash was named on 397 ballots. Musial had 340 votes to easily join Mays in the outfield. Snider had tough compe- tition from Boston’s Ted Williams before finally sneaking into the third garden spot, 195 votes to Ted’s 153. The second biggest vote-getter was Berra, who won the catching Position hands down with 389 votes, Runner-up Roy Campanella of the Dodgers drew only nine votes to seven for Cleveland’s Jim Hegan and five for Milwaukee’s Del Cran- dall. Last year Campanella had 174 votes to only five for Berra, All infield positions were decided by comfortable margins. On!y Avila, at second, had any sort of opposition, polling 259 votes to 117 for Red Schoendienst of the Cardi- nals. Kluszewski had no trouble getting the nod at first base. The Redleg slugger attracted 330 voters ¥ {while Brooklyn’s Gil Hodges, the runner-up, received on‘y 52 votes. They're Careful WASHINGTON (#—Professional- level government employes in i Washington are policing their read- ing habits and thinking and are ¥ | wary of their associates, says Dr. Marie Jahoda, associate director of New York University’s Re- search Center for Human Rela- tions. “The idea of confidence in other Mt | people—a traditionally American New Charcoal and Black Tones or A Pink Coat $27.95 and All The New Shades — Slacks of Distinction, Including Forstman’s $5.95 to $27.95 Beautiful Sleeveless SWEATERS All the New Shades $5.95 - $7.95 and $9.95 MEN'S HANDSOME TIES 1 Choice of Many Patterns and Colors Unusual Rich Texture and Ties Any Man Will Appreciate $1.50 - $2.50 - $5.00 Hundreds of Gifts to Select From Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Give Him a Gift Certificate from the I. ARONOVITZ STORE & |to the background,” concept—is being gradually driven she told a meeting here of the Washington Assn. of Scientists. Dr. Jahoda helped conduct a re- cent “climate of thought” study among 70 ranking government em- Ployes in 12 agencies, Hailstones as much as a pound in weight and three or four inches in diameter are sometimes formed. Winter Guests ‘Are Speakers Two regular members of the Key | West Rotary’s “snow bird” club wre the ‘‘guest speakers” during the impromptu program at the re- gular Rotary luncheon meeting at the La Concha Hotel yesterday. Charles Bledsoe of Lake James, Indiana, spoke briefly about his resort pavillion near Lake James and invited Key West Rotarians to visit there some summer, Dr. Harold Reilly, director of Reilly Health Institute at Rocke- feller Center in New York City toid about some of his famous clients and in answer to a question about the “best exercise” Reilly said, “We always tell our cleints that the best exercise is the one they do — not the one they read about and decide to do tomorrow.” He also said that alcohol in it- self is not fattening, but ‘qualified is statement by saying the snacks and tod-bits served at parties add calories, “We call this eating without memory — because you forget to add the calories in these snacks to your daily count.” Bledsoe and Dr. Reilly were in- troduced by Oscar Morales, pinch- hitting for Art Hunt, fellowship chairman. Other visiting Rotarians at yes- terday's’ meeting were Lou Comp- ton, Lapeer, Michigan, Don Merry- man, Dearborn, Michigan and Guy Bonney, Springfield, Ohio. It was announced that the club’s annual Christmas Party would be held at next week’s meeting and names were drawn for the gift ex- change. Paul Sher, president of the Key West Club, invited the visiting Ro- tarians to the party if they are in the city at that time. JOB REQUIRES HER TO DOUBLE PARK BUTTE, Mont. (#—She was be- fore Police Judge John Selon to answer a charge of double park- ing. “I deliver papeits, judge,” Frances Gilman told Selon. “Can’t you pack the papers two or three blocks if.you have to?” he asked. “No, sir,” the small woman re- plied. “They weigh 1,500 pounds.” Selon suspended her $2.50 fine. Were ‘49* 20% FASHIONS for MEN 620 Duval Street 1 -4F dt dy PLEASE SEE THIS! 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