Summary R H E NL 000 000 000 0 3 0 AL 200 130 24X 12 14 1 Date: July 9 Site: Fenway Park, Boston MVP: None Winning pitcher: Bob Feller (Indians) Losing pitcher: Claude Passeau (Cubs) Attendance 34,906  Back to 1944 | On to 1947	1946: AL 12, NL 0 Playing before his home fans in Boston, Ted Williams stole the show. He had two homers, two singles and a walk, scoring four runs and driving in a record five. The latter homer is remembered because it was hit off Rip Sewell's "eephus," the Pirate right-hander's blooper pitch. Three AL pitchers limited the Nationals to three hits in the 12-0 win.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Luke Appling Spud Chandler Sam Chapman Bill Dickey Dom DiMaggio Joe DiMaggio Bobby Doerr Bob Feller Dave Ferriss Joe Gordon Mickey Harris Frankie Hayes Charlie Keller Ken Keltner Jack Kramer Hal Newhouser Johnny Pesky Buddy Rosar Stan Spence Vern Stephens Snuffy Stirnweiss Mickey Vernon Hal Wagner Ted Williams Rudy York	Ewell Blackwell Phil Cavarretta Mort Cooper Walker Cooper Del Ennis Frankie Gustine Kirby Higbe Johnny Hopp Whitey Kurowski Ray Lamanno Peanuts Lowrey Marty Marion Phil Masi Frank McCormick Eddie Miller* Johnny Mize Stan Musial Claude Passeau Howie Pollet Pee Wee Reese* Pete Reiser Johnny Schmitz Red Schoendienst Rip Sewell Enos Slaughter Emil Verban Dixie Walker *Selected but unable to play