Summary R H E NL 200 000 000 2 8 0 AL 011 300 00X 5 6 0 Date: July 13 Site: Sportsman's Park, St. Louis MVP: None Winning pitcher: Vic Raschi (Yankees) Losing pitcher: Johnny Schmitz (Cubs) Attendance 34,009  Back to 1947 | On to 1949	1948: AL 5, NL 2 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.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Yogi Berra Lou Boudreau Joe Coleman Joe DiMaggio Joe Dobson Bobby Doerr Hoot Evers Bob Feller* Joe Gordon Joe Haynes Tommy Henrich George Kell Ken Keltner Bob Lemon Walt Masterson George McQuinn Pat Mullin Hal Newhouser Joe Page Vic Raschi Buddy Rosar Vern Stephens Birdie Tebbetts Mickey Vernon Ted Williams Al Zarilla *Selected but unable to play	Richie Ashburn Ewell Blackwell Ralph Branca Harry Brecheen Walker Cooper Bob Elliott Sid Gordon Frankie Gustine Tommy Holmes Buddy Kerr Ralph Kiner Marty Marion* Phil Masi Clyde McCullough Johnny Mize Stan Musial Andy Pafko Pee Wee Reese Elmer Riddle Bill Rigney Johnny Sain Johnny Schmitz Red Schoendienst Enos Slaughter Eddie Stanky* Bobby Thomson Eddie Waitkus *Selected but unable to play