Casey Stengel's All-Time All-Stars

In 1961, Casey Stengel wrote an "as told to" article for the Saturday Evening Post, and it includes two highlights: his All-Time All-Stars (from 1912, when he played his first major league game, to 1960), and his All-Star Yankee Squad (from 1949-60).

Here you go:

Stengel's All-Time National League All-Star Squad (1912-1960)

First Base
Bill Terry
Johnny Mize

Second Base
Rogers Hornsby
Jackie Robinson

Shortstop
Hans Wagner
Ernie Banks
Glenn Wrighht

Third Base
Frank Frisch
Pie Traynor

Left Field
Stan Musial
Zach Wheat

Center Field
Willie Mays
Edd Roush
Duke Snider

Right Field
Paul Waner

Catcher
Gabby Hartnett
Roy Campanella
Ernie Lombardi

Pitcher
Grover Alexander
Christy Mathewson
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Warren Spahn
Ed Reulbach
Dazzy Vance

AL and Yankee Squads after the jump

Stengel's All-Time American League All-Star Squad (1912-1960)

First Base
Lou Gehrig
George Sisler

Second Base
Eddie Collins
Charley Gehringer
Napoleon Lajoie

Shortstop
Joe Cronin
Luke Appling
Phil Rizzuto

Third Base
Buck Weaver

Left Field
Ted Williams

Center Field
Ty Cobb
Joe DiMaggio
Tris Speaker

Right Field
Babe Ruth
Joe Jackson

Catcher
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Dickey
Yogi Berra

Pitcher
Walter Johnson
Bob Feller
Lefty Grove
Ed Walsh
Allie Reynolds
Vic Raschi
Chief Bender

Stengel's All-Star Squad Yankee Squad (1949-1960)

Starting Pitchers
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Whitey Ford
Ed Lopez
Bob Turley

Relief Pitchers
Joe Page
Johnny Sain
Sal Maglie
Luis Arroyo

Catchers
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard

Infielders
Bill Skowron
Gerry Coleman
Phil Rizzuto
Gil McDougald

Outfielders
Joe DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris

Utility Infielders
Bobby Richardson
Billy Martin

Utility Infielder-Outfielder
Tony Kubek

Utility First Base-Outfielder
Tommy Henrich

Utility Outfielders
Gene Woodling
Hank Bauer
Charley Keller