Fans of Sartre DeVos now as the national leaguers have moved out to their positions in earnest.

And looking them over, defensively Stan Musial last year was in the outfield.

Today is at first base.

At second base is Johnny Temple of the fine Cincinnati Red Lakes, along with his partner over there in Cincinnati, Roy McMillan at shortstop.

Don Hope, who came over to Cincinnati from the Chicago Cubs,

and who certainly has been a big factor in the climb of the Cincinnati Red

Legs again this year at third base.

And out in left field, a youngster who made the big jump last year to Cincinnati, Frank

Robinson, Willie Mays, who may be hobbled a little, he has pounded two fouls down off his feet in the last week of the first half of the baseball season in Serafield and Hank Aaron, the great right-fielder.

I'm ready to go. So the first batter for the American League is Harvey Key. This is Harvey's fifth all-star game.

Right-hand batter takes a fastball inside from Kurt Simmons, ball one.

The outfield's playing straight away for him.

There's a breeze blowing across from left to right field.

Left field foul line, 351 feet, right-field far line, 310.

Wind up by the left hand of the pitch is low, inside, ball two.

Harvey on the regular season is batting 256 has five home runs.

He's batting 222 in All-Star Competition 9 at bats.

Basketball, strike called over the outside corner above the knees.

Do the balls in one strike now to Harvey Keane.

Harvey started the season for the Tigers at shortstop, was moved over to third base

in the last month or so.

Here's the left-handers offering as a change-up curve.

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