All-Star – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

July 29, 1947: The West wins another Negro League East-West Game at Polo Grounds

July 13, 1948: Stan Musial wows St. Louis crowd with home run in All-Star Game

1948 Negro League East-West All-Star Game program (Courtesy of the Center for Negro League Baseball Research)

August 22-24, 1948: The Negro Leagues East-West All-Star Games

Pee Wee Reese

July 12, 1949: The All-Star Game finally comes to Brooklyn

Howard Easterling (SABR-Rucker Archive)

August 14, 1949: In an upset, East stars defeat West in 17th annual East-West Classic

Red Schoendienst (TRADING CARD DB)

July 11, 1950: Red Schoendienst’s 14th-inning homer gives NL a dramatic All-Star win

July 10, 1951: NL stars ‘loaded with power,’ bash AL in Detroit

July 8, 1952: A wet All-Star Game at Shibe Park

SmithQuincy

July 14, 1953: Decatur wins Mississippi-Ohio Valley All-Star Game

1954 AAGPBL all-star game (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

July 9, 1954: Fort Wayne Daisies win AAGPBL’s final All-Star Game

July 13, 1954: Senators rookie Dean Stone doesn’t retire a batter, but wins All-Star Game for American League

Stan Musial approaches home plate after hitting the game-winning home run in the 1955 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at County Stadium in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (SABR-Rucker Archive)

July 12, 1955: Stan Musial seals Milwaukee’s first baseball All-Star celebration

Trading Card Database

July 10, 1956: The Kid, The Man, the Say Hey Kid, and the Commerce Comet shine at All-Star Game

July 9, 1957: Stengel’s ‘replacements’ do well to give AL a win in All-Star Game

Billy O'Dell (TRADING CARD DB)

July 8, 1958: Orioles’ Billy O’Dell pitches three scoreless innings in American League’s All-Star victory

Willie Mays (Courtesy National Baseball Hall of Fame)

July 11-13, 1960: Willie Mays hits for the cycle in All-Star doubleheader

July 11, 1961: Clemente delivers a walk-off win for NL stars in 10th inning

July 10, 1962: Maury Wills sprints for National League’s All-Star Game win in D.C.

July 30, 1962: Junior Circuit shows its power in All-Star Game at Wrigley Field

July 9, 1963: Mays leads NL stars in return to single All-Star Game

July 13, 1965: Senior Circuit takes charge in Minnesota’s first All-Star Game

July 9, 1968: All-Star parade of pitchers in the ‘Year of the Pitcher’

July 23, 1969: Willie McCovey’s two homers power National League to All-Star win

July 14, 1970: Rose knocks down Fosse to complete NL’s comeback