Summary R H E AL 000 261 000 9 14 1 NL 103 030 000 7 8 1 Date: July 10 Site: Polo Grounds, New York MVP: None Winning pitcher: Mel Harder (Indians) Losing pitcher: Van Mungo (Dodgers) Attendance 48,363  Back to 1933 | On to 1935	1934: AL 9, NL 7 This was the game in which the New York Giants' Carl Hubbell struck out, in succession, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons and Joe Cronin. After Bill Dickey singled, Lefty Gomez became Hubbell's sixth whiff in two innings. But the Americans bounced back to score eight runs in the fourth and fifth innings en route to a 9-7 victory. The Boston Globe's Bob Ryan on the game
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	Earl Averill Tommy Bridges Ben Chapman Mickey Cochrane Joe Cronin Bill Dickey Jimmy Dykes Rick Ferrell Jimmie Foxx Lou Gehrig Charlie Gehringer Lefty Gomez Mel Harder Pinky Higgins Heinie Manush Red Ruffing Jack Russell Babe Ruth Al Simmons Sam West	Wally Berger Kiki Cuyler Dizzy Dean Fred Frankhouse Frankie Frisch Gabby Hartnett Billy Herman Carl Hubbell Travis Jackson Chuck Klein Al Lopez Pepper Martin Joe Medwick Jo-Jo Moore* Van Mungo Mel Ott Bill Terry Pie Traynor Arky Vaughan Paul Waner Lon Warneke *Selected but unable to play