European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 5, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes thursday november 5,1987 Trammell Bell top Al All stars new York up Toronto outfielder George Bell and Detroit shortstop Alan Trammell led the american league on United press International s 1987 All Star teams announced tuesday. Bell who hit 47 homers and led his league with 134 Bis was a unanimous Choice. Trammell who balled.343, received 17 votes. Is. Louis cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith Chicago cubs outfielder Andre Dawson and Philadelphia Phil lies reliever Sieve Bedrosian led the National league team. Smith was a Una Minous selection. Bell was one of three Blue jays on the Al team. Jimmy key who went 17-8 with a league leading 2.76 Era earned the nod As the league s top left handed  Henoc who had 34 saves is the All Star reliever. Rookie Catcher Matt Nocks who hit 32 Home runs joined Trammell As the second Tiger  he team. The Boston red sox despite finishing 20 games out of first placed three players on the squad Pitcher Roger Clemens third baseman Wade Boggs and outfielder Dwight Evans. Clemens was an overwhelming Choice As the top right handed starter. Boggs balled .363 and won his fourth halting title. Evans a 15-year Veteran enjoyed his Best season in hit Ting 34 Home runs with 123 Bis. Kirby puck Cut of the world series Champion Minnesota twins received 19 votes and joined Bell and Evans in the Outfield. Puckett batted .332, and his 207 hits tied him with Kansas City Rookie Kevin Switzer for the Al Lead. Rounding out the Al team were first baseman Don Mattingly and second baseman Willie Randolph of the Yankees and m in Waukee designated hitter Paul Molitor. On the National league team. Smith combined his usual defensive excellence with Fine hitting. He had 75 Bis batting in the no. 2 position. Dawson had his finest year in his first season with the cubs leading the no with 49 homers and 137 Bis. Bedrosian led the majors with 40 saves and set a record by registering 13 saves in 13 consecutive opportunities. The Phillies were also represented by second baseman Juan Samuel and left hander Shane Rawley. Rounding out the no team were St. Louis first base Man Jack Clark Montreal third baseman Tim Wal Lach. Rookie Catcher Benito Santiago and outfielder Tony Gwynn of the padres Montreal outfielder Tim Raines and cubs right hander Rick Sutcliffe. Rookie from Page 17 in the final game of the season to be with his wife Kathy As she gave birth to their first child. I saw my son Matthew born and i consider that my 50th Home run Mcgwire said. Mcgwire who turned 24 the last week of the season was determined All year to keep his achievements in perspective. Home runs he said were secondary to winning. How can i improve on what i did this season All i can say is that i la try to do what i m capable of doing go out there and play be an everyday ballplayer. I m not going to change  he s so solid mentally Oakland manager Tony la Russa says. That s one reason he s been Able to do it. He s got a Ion of ability but he kept himself real composed. He never got too High or too  in College and in the minor leagues the red haired Mcgwire was known for his towering homers but he never hit nearly As Many As he did this year. Philadelphia s scout Mellanby 19 skates Over Pittsburgh s Chris Dahlquist tuesday night. The penguins won 5-1. Islanders out skate devils by he associated press Uniondale . Patrick flatly scored a pair of first period Power play goals As the new York islanders beat new Jersey 6-3 tuesday night and maintained their Home ice Mastery Over the devils. The Victory extended the islanders Home unbeaten string Over new Jersey to 10 games nine victories and one tie and improved their Overall Home record against the devils to 33-1-3, including games when the franchise was based in Denver and Kansas City. In other nil games tuesday. Flames 5, rangers 3 Calgary Alberta Rookie Brett Hull scored two goals for Calgary in a Gam punctuated by injuries to three rangers. An olympic Saddle come crowd of 16,834 saw Newyork lose Center Walt Poddubny right Wing Kelly Kisio and  Bob Rocse. Their conditions were not known after the game. John Tonelli Carey Wilson and Jim Poplinski also scored for the flames who won Only their second of five games at Home this season. The Victory however extended Calgary s Overall unbeaten Streak to five games including one tie. Marcel Dionne Ron Greschner and Jari Gronstrand scored for new York which now has lost four straight. The goal by Dionne was the 1,700th Point of his career. He is Only the second player in league history to reach that plateau. The first was Gordie Howe who retired with 1,850 Points. Capitals 3, canucks 2 Landover my. Washington s Bob Gould scored his first goal of the season with 2 53 left in the third period As Washington extended its unbeaten Streak against Vancouver to 11 games. The capitals nil Roundup Are 9-0-2 against Vancouver since a loss on feb. 28,1984. The loss extended the canucks current Winlas Streak to seven games. Vancouver is 2-8-1 for the sea son 0-6-1 since oct. 18. Red wings 2, North Stan 2 Detroit Brian Maclellan scored a Power play goal 2 14 into the third period to tic the game and Minnesota s Karl Takko and Detroit s Greg Stefan turned in Stellar goal Landing performances. Detroit s unbeaten Streak against the North Star was extended to nine games. The red wings were 7-0 1 against their Norris division rival last season. Nordques 4, blues 3 Quebec Alan Haworth scored two of his three goals in the third period for Quebec breaking a 2-2 tie at 14 32 of the period when he picked up a Loose puck and faked  Greg Millen out of position. He scored again 61 seconds later after taking Lane Lambert s pass from behind the net. Penguins 5, flyers 1 Pittsburgh Mario Lemieux and Randy Cunneyworth each scored two goals leading Pittsburgh Over struggling Philadelphia which failed to score on 10 Power play opportunities in the game. The flyers have not scored on their last 43 Power play opportunities. The flyers have a 1-5-1 record Over their last seven games and fell into last place in the Patrick division on Point behind the penguins. Lemieux has scored at least one Point in 11 of the penguins 13 games this season and leads the nil with15 goals. Wishbone testing West Point quarterback corps by Herschel n1ssenson a football writer they say you d belter have More than one quarterback if you re going to run the a i hone offence because of the in jury fac or. But army is carrying it to ridiculous proportions. Senior tory Crawford sprained the medial collateral ligament in his left knee against Wake Forest on oct. 3 at a time when he was second nationally in scoring and i Ith in Rushing. He has missed four games but could be available saturday when the cadets visit air fore. Crawford s backup Junior Mark Moo . Suffered a turf toe injury in the same game so Junior Bryan Babb started against Boston College and , Babb then underwent surgery at Waller Reed army Hospital in Washington d.c., for removal of a cancerous tumor. Mooney was Well enough to Start against Rutgers on oct. 24 but suffered a shoulder separation and missed last week s game with Temple. His backup Sophomore Morrell Savoy who started for the Junior varsity Early in the season twisted an ankle late in the Rutgers game and did t play last week. The starter against Temple was fresh Man Bryan Mcwilliams up from the Junior varsity but it did t take Long for the injury Bug to bite him too. Mcwilliams suffered a compound dislocation of a Finger on his throwing hand in the first Quarter and is questionable for the air Force game. Enter another freshman Otto Leone who was t considered Good enough to i Start in practice for the scout team against army s defense or 2 Start for the Jaycees. All Leone did after replacing Mcwilliams against Temple was Rush 18 times for 54 Yards and Complete the Only pass he attempted for 64 Yards and the go ahead touchdown