Summary R H E NL 000 001 000 1 5 1 AL 100 000 000 1 4 0 Date: July 31 Site: Fenway Park, Boston MVP: None Winning pitcher: None Losing pitcher: None Attendance 44,115  Back to 1961 | On to 1962	1961: NL 1, AL 1 (tie) The second game of 1961 was as affected by weather as the first. A shower in the ninth inning at Fenway Park turned the game into the only tie (1-1) in All-Star history. Rocky Colavito's homer off Bob Purkey in the first provided the only run for the AL, which got only three singles the rest of the game. Don Schwall gave up all five NL hits and the only NL run, which scored on a single by Bill White of the Cardinals.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Luis Aparicio Luis Arroyo Yogi Berra Jackie Brandt Jim Bunning Norm Cash Rocky Colavito Dick Donovan Whitey Ford Nellie Fox Tito Francona Jim Gentile Elston Howard Dick Howser Al Kaline Harmon Killebrew Tony Kubek* Barry Latman Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Ken McBride Camilo Pascual Brooks Robinson Johnny Romano Don Schwall Roy Sievers Bill Skowron Johnny Temple Hoyt Wilhelm *Selected but unable to play	Hank Aaron George Altman Ed Bailey Ernie Banks Frank Bolling Ken Boyer Smoky Burgess Orlando Cepeda Roberto Clemente Don Drysdale Roy Face Joey Jay Eddie Kasko Sandy Koufax Art Mahaffey Eddie Mathews Willie Mays Mike McCormick Stu Miller Stan Musial Bob Purkey Frank Robinson Johnny Roseboro Warren Spahn Dick Stuart Bill White Maury Wills Don Zimmer