All-Star – Society for American Baseball Research

July 6, 1933: A Dream Realized: Comiskey Park hosts first All-Star Game; Babe Ruth homers

Mule Suttles (TRADING CARD DB)

September 10, 1933: The Game of Games: Negro Leagues stage first all-star game at Comiskey Park

July 10, 1934: Carl Hubbell strikes out five Hall of Famers in a row at All-Star Game

August 26, 1934: The Hottest Show in Town: Satchel Paige mows ’em down in Negro Leagues all-star game

July 8, 1935: Manager-picked AL All-Stars coast to 4-1 win in Cleveland

Mule Suttles (TRADING CARD DB)

August 11, 1935: The Mule Kicks the Maestro in Negro Leagues all-star game

Earl Averill (TRADING CARD DB)

July 7, 1937: Yankees lead way to fourth American League victory in five All-Star Games

July 6, 1938: The summer of Vander Meer continues with All-Star win at Crosley Field

1939 ASG (Courtesy of SABR-Rucker Archive)

July 11, 1939: Yankees dominate, but an Indian saves the day in first Bronx All-Star Game

August 6, 1939: Late home runs lift West to win in Negro League all-star game

July 9, 1940: Five NL pitchers combine for first All-Star shutout at Sportsman’s Park

July 8, 1941: Ted Williams hits ‘most thrilling’ home run to win All-Star Game in Detroit

July 6, 1942: Boudreau, York homers lead AL stars to victory

Willie Wells (TRADING CARD DB)

August 16-18, 1942: Negro League East stars sweep Comiskey Classic and Cleveland benefit games

July 13, 1943: Depleted AL stars win first night All-Star Game in Philadelphia

August 1, 1943: Thrills and Surprises: 51,723 see Satchel Paige and other Negro League greats in All-Star Game

July 11, 1944: Rip Sewell’s pitching, Bill Nicholson’s pinch-hit double lead NL to All-Star win

July 11, 1944: NL’s Cavarretta shines in wartime All-Star Game

July 10, 1945: MLB All-Star Game canceled during World War II

Ted Williams (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

July 9, 1946: Ted Williams, American League dominant in first All-Star Game after World War II

August 15, 1946: Newark Eagles quartet sparks East to victory in Negro Leagues all-star game

August 18, 1946: Artie Wilson turns in a star performance in Negro Leagues East-West Classic

July 8, 1947: NL pitching dominates in All-Star Game at Wrigley Field

Dan Bankhead (TRADING CARD DB)

July 27, 1947: West wins 15th annual Negro Leagues East-West Classic at Comiskey Park