Summary R H E AL 000 001 120 000 4 12 0 NL 000 000 103 001 5 10 0 Date: July 14 Site: Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati MVP: Carl Yastrzemski (Red Sox) Winning pitcher: Claude Osteen (Dodgers) Losing pitcher: Clyde Wright (Angels) Attendance 51,838  Back to 1969 | On to 1971	1970: NL 5, AL 4 (12 innings) The voting for all starters but the pitcher was restored to the fans, through a computerized ballot distributed at major and minor-league ballparks. This system's major flaw is having a limit on the number of players listed on the ballot, so rookies or surprises need write-in votes to become starters. The Braves' Rico Carty was a write-in starter in 1970, but only one other player -- the Dodgers' Steve Garvey -- has won a position that way. Carl Yastrzemski of the Red Sox had four hits and was named MVP. The American League led 4-1 going into the bottom of the ninth. And the Nationals still won, 5-4 in the 12th, on successive two-out singles by Pete Rose, Bill Grabarkewitz and Jim Hickman. The game is most remembered for Rose's bowling over Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse to score the winning run. Fosse was 23 and considered the game's best young catcher until the collision, after which he was never the same player. The Globe's Steve Fainaru on the game
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	Sandy Alomar Luis Aparicio Rod Carew* Mike Cuellar Ray Fosse Bill Freehan Jim Fregosi Tommy Harper Willie Horton Frank Howard Catfish Hunter Alex Johnson Davey Johnson Harmon Killebrew Sam McDowell Dave McNally Jerry Moses Tony Oliva Amos Otis Jim Palmer Jim Perry Fritz Peterson Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson Mel Stottlemyre Roy White Clyde Wright Carl Yastrzemski *Selected but unable to play	Hank Aaron Dick Allen Glenn Beckert Johnny Bench Rico Carty Roberto Clemente Dick Dietz Cito Gaston Bob Gibson Billy Grabarkewitz Bud Harrelson Jim Hickman Joe Hoerner Don Kessinger Willie Mays Willie McCovey Denis Menke Jim Merritt Felix Millan* Joe Morgan Claude Osteen Tony Perez Gaylord Perry Pete Rose Tom Seaver Wayne Simpson Rusty Staub Joe Torre Hoyt Wilhelm *Selected but unable to play