WEDNESDAY. JULY 6. 1960
AL Team Announced
For All-Star Games
BOSTON (4, American League President Joe Cronin
yesterday announced the 22 players selected by manager
Al Lopez to complete the 1960 AL All-Star squad.
The eight starting players were chosen previously by a
poll among all players, managers and coaches in the league.
Two Lions Miss
Olympic Berths
in Final Tryout
Ed Moran finished fourth in a
field of 14 for the 1500 meters at
the Olympic tryouts at Stanford
University, Saturday. The Penn
State grad student faded in the
homestretch, and in a photo-fin
ish lost his third place position
that would have won him a berth
on the Olympic team. Quantico's
Pcte Close grabbed the. berth.
Steve Moorhead, another Lion
thinclad placed eighth in the 3,000
.....,aci placed eittran is WC al,. - . .
land Brooks Robinson and Jim
meter steeplechase and also failed;
Gentile of the Orioles.
to qualify for the trip to Rome. ;
Ted Williams of the Red Sox
Moran lunged for the wire at was named to a reserve out
the finish and fell onto the track,, field role along with Al Kaline,
just as Quantico's Close nipped; gers: Kuenn,
him for the qualifying third Ti Harvey
place.l and Al Smith, White Soxlndians,.
Results of the finish wN - e not:
The 'eight starters named ear
available to the crowd until the;
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photo could be examined by :er are Berra, Bill Skowron, New
the
Judges, York. lb; Pete Runnels, Boston,
!.2,b; Ron Hansen. Baltimore, ss;
sophomore, won the metric mile
Dyrol Burleson, the Orego n Frank Malzone, Boston, 3h; Min
in 3:46.9. Jim Grelle, former ;me Minos°. Chicago. If; Mickey
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gon teammate, placed s7N:ond with; Mantle, New York, cf; and Roger
Maris, New York, rf.
3:47.4. Close and Moran clocked,
identical times at 3:49 flat.' A breakdown shows the cham-
Moran ran a strong race. Tn the ,
i pion White Sox and the league
backstretch it looked like Moran: m leacting Yankees placed seven
en each.
would place in the top three.
In the final turn Burleson and Team Gets l
Letters 1
Grelle moved to the '.rout, but.
Moran still looked sure to cop Eight members of Penn State's!
third place. ; 1960 tennis team received varsity'
Quantico's Pete Close appeared letters. .
in the last 70 yards. and Moranl They are Jim Baker, Monessen;'
tried to rally as the Marine closed'John Blanck, Menheim; John,
in. Close got the edge as Moran'sCF:rall, State College; Dick Lud-1
lunge carried him to the cinders.iwig, Bloomsburg; Don McCarW
The top three, Burleson, GrelleneY, Sharon; Vance Rea, Sewick
and Close, will compete in the iff; Gerald Carp, Eggertsville,!
Rome Olympics in August. N.Y.;' and Dwight Moore, Wash-:
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The All-Star games will be
played in Kansas City July 11
and New York July 13.
Lopez named pitchers Gary
Bell and Dick Stigman of
Cleveland; Jim Coates and
Whitey Ford of New York; Bud
Daley, Kansas City: Chuck Es
trada, Baltimore; Frank Lary,
Detroit; Bill Monbouquette,
Boston; Camilio Pascual. Wash
ington, and Gerry Staley and
Early Wynn of Chicago.
Catchers Elston Howard, Yan
kees, and Sherm Lollar, White
Sox were selected to back up
starter Yogi Berra, also of the
Yankees.
Reserve infielders are Luis
Aparicio and Nelson Fox of the
White Sox; Vic Power, Indians
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