Show rzzz OdPKN s t avoireo j W 1 In M nl© seeond peda of San Francisco Cinof baseman Johnny Temple power-lade- n cinnati and catcher Del Crandall National Leagut squad of the Braves headed by Henry Aaron Willi The Americans starting squad Mayi and Ernie Banks was fa v besides Fox include first baseman ored today to end the American Bill Skowron New York shortdominence in stop Luis Aparicio Chicago third League's two-yer baseman Harmon Killebrew Washannual 26th Tvesday's catcher Gus Triandos ington gime at Forbes Field e and outfielders Al was Baltimore 35000 A capacity crowd of several for sidelined by days assured for this second contest in Pittsburgh since a cheekbone operation was exAll-Stevent was inaugurated pected to be ready the Haney — who in his only other in 1933 The last one played there All-Stwon was 11 1944 managerial effort last by enly July 1 the National League year lost to Stengel 3 — has five d and hitters on his bench Mays Jncludjni "Aaron 13 the veteran but still include boasted Thse Banks the Nationals Bill White and 300 Musial to Stan than potent players batting better M ot The louis vaoa Joe Americans Cunningham only six for the and of Cincinnati Smoky of its Pinson four had also senior circuit Right seven pitchers with 10 or more HnreM of Pittsburgh while the handers Frank Robinson of the victories season regular American had only one Chicago's Reds Ken Boyer and Hal Smith the of the Cards and Dick Groat and Early Wynn In home toruns Rill Mazeroski of the Pirates 200 Nationals also led 207 ' of the round out the National League Managers Casey Stengel Fred and Haney squad excepting the pitchers American League to SunSfpneel has three late arrived National of the throw at the Nations southpaw day night Thev are Chicago's Billy Stensel who earlier has indicated ll knuckle-baKansas Pierce City's Bud Daley ltoyt Wilheim Baltimore's own Whitev nd hii tord His expert as his opening pitcher and Wilheim s besides switchwas said to be considering Detroit of Jim are Bunning originally Wynn Haney ing to Wynn e and the Yankees' Kyne uuren believed to be favoring Lew ace d Ted Williams one of the three his own d hitters on the Amen with Milwaukee may open with can League bench probably will Los Angeles' Don Drysdale pitch- be use din a pinch hitting role In any event three Yogi Berra of New York and Pete ing at least for the first in order be to Runnels of Boston are the other innings appeared The right are unorthodox swingers The two starting squads" Second handed bench brigade include Har Power baseman Nellie Fox of the White vey Kuenn Detroit Vic Boston batter Cleveland Frank Malzone Sox Is the only Gil Mc-among the American starters Ed- "Rnv Sievers Washington: Sherm and York New third Milwaukee Dougald die Mathews Yarutees' Los The Moon Lollar Chicago baseman and Wally is a switch hitter Mantle Mickev the are only fielder left Angeles Natwo has in the southpaws to Haney swingers — Johnny Americans at the throw tions starting lineup and his Giants of Moon the Antonelll Mathews to In addition Gene Conley Soahn wn Warren outfielders and Banks shortstop and Aaron the National of Philadelphia Don Elston of Chi May will in- cago and Elroy Face of PittsDurgn League's starting s clude first baseman Orlando Ce- - are the other By ED WILKS !f All-Sta- h Ka-lin- ftli j 1 ar ar 4-- left-hande- X' SCENE OF All-Sta- MAJOR 44 46 47 43 MilwauVet San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago St louis d Cincinnati Philadelphia Pet 571 568 35 37 560 f:' 488 46S 438 377 42 37 35 39 left-hand- ed 45 48 GB Va 3V 5Va 8 lOVa 15 Pittsburgh -- Us Angeles Louis 4-- 2 Milwaukee S St RtSUlTS 3 Cincinnati 3 Chicago San Francisco 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 ! 10 (3 010 10 10 Farrell R 5-- 2 rilTSBURCH abrhrbi Virdon ef 4 0 0 0 i Groat si 9 z Buroess c 4 I I 1 Whisenant rf 4 FoUes c 0 0 0 0 3 Robinson lb 4 Stuart lb 2 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 Pendleton If Skinner If 4 11 0 Jones 3b 4 0 o 1 i Mazeroski 2b 3 0 2 0 Dotterer c Mnak 3b 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Meiias rf 4 3 OO 0 Kaskoss Uaddix D S 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 Cleveland 1 0 0 0 Purkey p 0 0 0 0" Chicaao 1 0 0 0 Lawrence p face p w u w w Baltimore 0 0 0 0 Arroyo p New York' 1 0 0 0 Detroit 0 0 0 0 Schmidt p i 10 13 10 111 AMERICAN 12 10 1 3 for Haddix eihj for Schmidt riurisiNiTl PITTSBURGH E-- --Cincinnati W 44 33 7 13 7 Totals out for Arroyo In 7thj for Kluszawski in in Bth in 9th out -- for Oottartrout out for Kasko in 9th in 9th 102 010 010—5 103 003 00x- -7 Robinson Virdon Whisenant 10B 4 Pittsburgh 7 2BGroat Skin- - ner iampi Waiaroski Klu$wskl Whisenant Hoak Kansas City Boston ' 32 35 38 41 40 40 Pet 579 L 43 Washington 0 0 0 "it"" LEAGUE 38 40 37 41 33 33 43 44 GB 551 2 519 513 500 474 434 42? 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the Tribe But they fizzled tha smacked his ninth and Jim Lemon other seven times they wera hit his 20th with two on making it on top on Independence Day and a breeze for Pascual (8-The Giants' brief stay marked the for homers the 10J Nats giying the 17th time they've been first ) was the year Duke M?as on July 4 They went on to win loser ? the pennant in 10 seasons Their in runs five White drove Sam most recent July for the Red Sox in the opener with success was in 1934— wheri hits Tom Brewer a pair of two-othey swept Cleveland in the blanked the Birds on three ) World Series singles Jackie Jensen who hit his 4-- 3 ar mid-summ- right-hande- II Harmon Killebrew Moves Ahead Of Babe Ruth's Hpmor Record ar left-hande- 1033 5 jf:3li By Joe Rtlchltr PITTSBURGH (AP) — A 7-- JULY ' Star Battle Burdotte Wilheim Probable Starters in Tuesday Classic left-hand- 0 ! 1Z R UTAH MONDAY ETOitNG OGDEN ii STANDARD-EXAMINE- |