Summary R H E AL 000 20 2 5 0 NL 100 20 3 3 0 Date: July 8 Site: Shibe Park, Philadelphia MVP: None Winning pitcher: Bob Rush (Cubs) Losing pitcher: Bob Lemon (Indians) Attendance 32,785  Back to 1951 | On to 1953	1952: NL 3, AL 2 This was the first rain-shortened All-Star Game. The rain made the Nationals 3-2 winners after five innings and cost the Athletics' Bobby Shantz a chance to tie Carl Hubbell's consecutive strikeout record. Shantz had struck out Whitey Lockman, Jackie Robinson and Stan Musial in the fifth. Robinson's solo homer and Hank Sauer's two-run homer provided all the NL runs.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Bobby Avila Hank Bauer Yogi Berra Dom DiMaggio Larry Doby Ferris Fain Nellie Fox Mike Garcia Jim Hegan Jackie Jensen Eddie Joost George Kell* Bob Lemon Mickey Mantle Gil McDougald Minnie Minoso Dale Mitchell Satchel Paige Vic Raschi Allie Reynolds Phil Rizzuto Eddie Robinson Al Rosen Bobby Shantz Vic Wertz Eddie Yost *Selected but unable to play	Toby Atwell Roy Campanella Alvin Dark Carl Furillo Granny Hamner Grady Hatton Jim Hearn Gil Hodges Monte Irvin Ralph Kiner Whitey Lockman Sal Maglie Stan Musial Pee Wee Reese Robin Roberts Jackie Robinson Preacher Roe Bob Rush Hank Sauer Red Schoendienst Curt Simmons Enos Slaughter Duke Snider Warren Spahn Gerry Staley Bobby Thomson Wes Westrum