Summary R H E AL 001 201 302 9 10 0 NL 010 000 111 4 10 4 Date: July 30 Site: Wrigley Field, Chicago MVP: Maury Wills (Dodgers) Winning pitcher: Ray Herbert (White Sox) Losing pitcher: Art Mahaffey (Phillies) Attendance 45,480  Back to 1962 | On to 1963	1962: AL 9, NL 4 Boston's Pete Runnels, who hit only 49 homers in 14 seasons, had the first of three AL homers during a 9-4 triumph in Game 2 at Wrigley Field. Rocky Colavito's three-run blast in the seventh put the game out of reach. Leon Wagner also homered for the AL. Dodger catcher John Roseboro had the lone home run for the NL. It was the last of the two-game years. Over the next two decades, the AL would win only one game.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Hank Aguirre Luis Aparicio Earl Battey Yogi Berra Jim Bunning Rocky Colavito Dick Donovan Jim Gentile Ray Herbert Elston Howard Jim Kaat Al Kaline Jim Landis* Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Ken McBride* Billy Moran Milt Pappas Camilo Pascual Bobby Richardson Brooks Robinson Rich Rollins Johnny Romano Pete Runnels Norm Siebern Dave Stenhouse Ralph Terry Lee Thomas Tom Tresh Leon Wagner Hoyt Wilhelm* *Selected but unable to play	Hank Aaron George Altman Richie Ashburn Ernie Banks Frank Bolling Ken Boyer Johnny Callison Orlando Cepeda Roberto Clemente Del Crandall Jim Davenport Tommy Davis Turk Farrell Bob Gibson Dick Groat Art Mahaffey Juan Marichal Eddie Mathews Willie Mays Bill Mazeroski Stan Musial Johnny Podres Bob Purkey Frank Robinson Johnny Roseboro Warren Spahn Billy Williams Maury Wills