Summary R H E NL 010 000 000 000 001 2 9 0 AL 000 001 000 000 000 1 8 0 Date: July 11 Site: Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, Calif. MVP: Tony Perez (Reds) Winning pitcher: Don Drysdale (Dodgers) Losing pitcher: Jim 'Catfish' Hunter (Athletics) Attendance 46,309  Back to 1966 | On to 1968	1967: NL 2, AL 1 (15 innings) This was the longest and dullest game in All-Star history, lasting three hours, 41 minutes and 15 innings before a homer by the Reds' Tony Perez gave the NL a 2-1 win. There were a record 30 strikeouts in the game, including a record-tying six by Cub Fergie Jenkins. Ironically, all three runs were scored on homers.
	AL roster	NL roster
	Tommie Agee Max Alvis Ken Berry Rod Carew Paul Casanova Dean Chance Tony Conigliaro Al Downing Andy Etchebarren Bill Freehan Jim Fregosi Steve Hargan Joe Horlen Catfish Hunter Al Kaline* Harmon Killebrew Jim Lonborg Mickey Mantle Dick McAuliffe Jim McGlothlin Don Mincher Tony Oliva Gary Peters Rico Petrocelli Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson* Carl Yastrzemski *Selected but unable to play	Hank Aaron Dick Allen Gene Alley Ernie Banks Lou Brock Orlando Cepeda Roberto Clemente Mike Cuellar Don Drysdale Bob Gibson Tom Haller Tommy Helms Fergie Jenkins Denny Lemaster* Juan Marichal Willie Mays Bill Mazeroski Tim McCarver Claude Osteen Tony Perez Pete Rose Tom Seaver Chris Short Rusty Staub Joe Torre Jim Wynn *Selected but unable to play