Summary R H E AL 010 000 000 1 6 3 NL 000 040 21X 7 12 1 Date: July 11 Site: Forbes Field, Pittsburgh MVP: None Winning pitcher: Ken Raffensberger (Phillies) Losing pitcher: Tex Hughson (Red Sox) Attendance 34,906  Back to 1943 | On to 1946	1944: NL 7, AL 1 The Cubs' Phil Cavarretta set an All-Star record by reaching safely five straight times -- triple, single, three walks -- as the Nationals won 7-1. Wally Kurowski doubled in a pair of runs. The bright spot for the AL was Yankee pitcher Hank Borowy, who tossed three scoreless innings and drove in his team's only run.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Hank Borowy Lou Boudreau George Case* Roy Cullenbine Bobby Doerr Rick Ferrell Pete Fox Orval Grove Frankie Hayes Rollie Hemsley Pinky Higgins Oris Hockett Tex Hughson Bob Johnson Ken Keltner Dutch Leonard George McQuinn Bob Muncrief Hal Newhouser Bobo Newsom Joe Page Stan Spence Vern Stephens Dizzy Trout Thurman Tucker Rudy York *Selected but unable to play	Nate Andrews Phil Cavarretta Walker Cooper Vince DiMaggio Bob Elliott Augie Galan Al Javery Don Johnson Whitey Kurowski Max Lanier* Marty Marion Frank McCormick Joe Medwick Eddie Miller* Ray Mueller Red Munger* Stan Musial Bill Nicholson Mel Ott Mickey Owen Ken Raffensberger Connie Ryan Rip Sewell Jim Tobin Bill Voiselle Dixie Walker Bucky Walters Frankie Zak *Selected but unable to play