| Summary |
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|
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R |
H |
E |
| NL |
000 |
001 |
220 |
5 |
10 |
2 |
| AL |
000 |
101 |
014 |
7 |
11 |
3 |
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| Date: |
July 8 |
| Site: |
Briggs Stadium,
Detroit |
| MVP: |
None |
Winning
pitcher: |
Ed Smith
(White Sox) |
Losing
pitcher: |
Claude Passeau
(Cubs) |
| Attendance |
54,674 |
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1941:
AL 7, NL 5
It was the year of Joe DiMaggio's record 56-game hitting streak and Ted Williams' .406 average. DiMaggio would be the league's MVP, but Williams was the All-Star hero. With the NL leading 5-4 and two out in the ninth, Williams' hit a three-run homer off the Cubs' Claude Passeau. Lost in the shuffle was the All-Star Game's first two-homer performance by the Pirates' Arky Vaughn.
The Boston Globe's Gordon Edes on the game
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Luke Appling
Al Benton
Lou Boudreau
Joe Cronin
Roy Cullenbine
Bill Dickey
Dom DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio
Bobby Doerr
Bob Feller
Jimmie Foxx
Joe Gordon
Frankie Hayes
Jeff Heath
Sid Hudson
Charlie Keller
Ken Keltner
Thornton Lee
Red Ruffing
Marius Russo
Eddie Smith
Birdie Tebbetts
Cecil Travis
Ted Williams
Rudy York
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Cy Blanton
Dolph Camilli*
Harry Danning
Paul Derringer
Bob Elliott
Lonny Frey
Stan Hack
Billy Herman
Carl Hubbell
Cookie Lavagetto
Hank Leiber*
Al Lopez
Frank McCormick
Joe Medwick
Eddie Miller
Johnny Mize
Terry Moore
Bill Nicholson
Mel Ott
Mickey Owen
Claude Passeau
Pete Reiser
Enos Slaughter
Arky Vaughan
Bucky Walters
Lon Warneke
Whit Wyatt
*Selected but unable to play
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