Summary R H E NL 000 520 020 9 14 0 AL 004 121 03X 11 17 1 Date: July 13 Site: Municipal Stadium, Cleveland MVP: None Winning pitcher: Dean Stone (Senators) Losing pitcher: Gene Conley (Braves) Attendance 68,751  Back to 1953 | On to 1955	1954: AL 11, NL 9 Like Ted Williams in 1946, the stars of the game delighted their home fans. Cleveland's Al Rosen (5), Larry Doby (1) and Bobby Avila (2) had eight RBI in an 11-9 win. Rosen's two successive homers and five RBI tied records. The game also set marks for combined runs, hits (31) and gross gate receipts. The decisive hit was a bases-loaded blooper by the White Sox' Nellie Fox, driving in two runs to break a 9-9 tie.
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	Bobby Avila Hank Bauer Yogi Berra Ray Boone Chico Carrasquel Sandy Consuegra Larry Doby Ferris Fain* Jim Finigan Whitey Ford Nellie Fox Mike Garcia* Bob Keegan George Kell* Harvey Kuenn Bob Lemon Sherm Lollar Mickey Mantle Minnie Minoso Irv Noren Jim Piersall Bob Porterfield Allie Reynolds* Al Rosen Dean Stone Virgil Trucks Bob Turley Mickey Vernon Ted Williams *Selected but unable to play	Johnny Antonelli Gus Bell Smoky Burgess Roy Campanella Gene Conley Del Crandall Alvin Dark Carl Erskine Marv Grissom Harvey Haddix* Granny Hamner Gil Hodges Ray Jablonski Randy Jackson Ted Kluszewski Willie Mays Don Mueller Stan Musial Pee Wee Reese Robin Roberts Jackie Robinson Red Schoendienst Duke Snider Warren Spahn Frank Thomas Jim Wilson *Selected but unable to play