Summary R H E AL 000 000 300 3 7 1 NL 020 020 00X 4 9 0 Date: July 7 Site: Braves Field, Boston MVP: None Winning pitcher: Dizzy Dean (Cardinals) Losing pitcher: Lefty Grove (Red Sox) Attendance 25,556  Back to 1935 | On to 1937	1936: NL 4, AL 3 The Nationals won their first All-Star Game 4-3 with help from Yankees rookie Joe DiMaggio, who played a single into a triple and went 0-for- 5, repeatedly leaving runners on base. The smallest crowd in All-Star history, 25,556, saw the game at Boston's Braves Field.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Luke Appling Earl Averill Tommy Bridges* Ben Chapman Frankie Crosetti Bill Dickey Joe DiMaggio Rick Ferrell Jimmie Foxx Lou Gehrig Charlie Gehringer Lefty Gomez Goose Goslin Lefty Grove Mel Harder Rollie Hemsley Pinky Higgins Vern Kennedy Monte Pearson Rip Radcliff Schoolboy Rowe George Selkirk *Selected but unable to play	Wally Berger Ripper Collins Curt Davis Dizzy Dean Frank Demaree Leo Durocher Augie Galan Gabby Hartnett Billy Herman Carl Hubbell Ernie Lombardi Stu Martin Joe Medwick Jo-Jo Moore Van Mungo Mel Ott Lew Riggs Gus Suhr Arky Vaughan Lon Warneke Pinky Whitney