Summary R H E NL 100 302 110 8 12 1 AL 010 110 000 3 10 2 Date: July 10 Site: Briggs Stadium, Detroit MVP: None Winning pitcher: Sal Maglie (Giants) Losing pitcher: Ed Lopat (Yankees) Attendance 52,075  Back to 1950 | On to 1952	1951: NL 8, AL 3 For the first time, the Nationals had back-to-back victories. They did it 8-3 with a record four homers, from Stan Musial, Bob Elliott, Gil Hodges and Ralph Kiner. The Americans had two homers, from hometown Tiger players George Kell and Vic Wertz, to make the combined total another record.
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	Yogi Berra Jim Busby Chico Carrasquel Dom DiMaggio Joe DiMaggio Larry Doby Bobby Doerr Ferris Fain Nellie Fox Ned Garver Randy Gumpert Jim Hegan Fred Hutchinson George Kell Bob Lemon Ed Lopat Connie Marrero Minnie Minoso Mel Parnell Phil Rizzuto Eddie Robinson Bobby Shantz Vern Stephens Vic Wertz Ted Williams	Richie Ashburn Ewell Blackwell Roy Campanella Alvin Dark Bruce Edwards Bob Elliott Del Ennis Gil Hodges Larry Jansen Willie Jones Ralph Kiner Dutch Leonard Sal Maglie Stan Musial Don Newcombe Pee Wee Reese Robin Roberts Jackie Robinson Preacher Roe Red Schoendienst Enos Slaughter Duke Snider Warren Spahn Wally Westlake Johnny Wyrostek