Summary R H E AL 000 001 100 2 8 0 NL 000 100 000 1 5 1 Date: July 8 Site: Wrigley Field, Chicago MVP: None Winning pitcher: Frank Shea (Yankees) Losing pitcher: Johnny Sain (Braves) Attendance 41,123  Back to 1946 | On to 1948	1947: AL 2, NL 1 Selection of the starting lineups, except pitchers, was turned over to the fans for the first time since 1934. The Yankees' Frank Shea, who pitched the middle innings, became the first rookie to get credit for an All- Star victory. A single by the Senators' Stan Spence in the seventh made the AL a 2-1 winner.
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	Luke Appling Lou Boudreau Spud Chandler Joe DiMaggio Bobby Doerr Bob Feller* Joe Gordon Jim Hegan Tommy Henrich Billy Johnson George Kell Charlie Keller* Jack Kramer Buddy Lewis Walt Masterson George McQuinn Pat Mullin Hal Newhouser Joe Page Aaron Robinson Buddy Rosar Spec Shea Stan Spence Dizzy Trout Ted Williams Early Wynn Rudy York *Selected but unable to play	Ewell Blackwell Ralph Branca Harry Brecheen Phil Cavarretta Walker Cooper Bruce Edwards Bob Elliott* Frankie Gustine Bert Haas Whitey Kurowski Marty Marion Willard Marshall Phil Masi Eddie Miller* Johnny Mize Red Munger Stan Musial Andy Pafko Pee Wee Reese Schoolboy Rowe Johnny Sain Enos Slaughter Warren Spahn Eddie Stanky Emil Verban Dixie Walker Harry Walker *Selected but unable to play