1954 All-Star Game

The 1954 All-Star Game was played on Tuesday, July 13, 1954. The American League won the twenty-first midsummer classic by a score of 11 to 9. The game was held at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, OH in front of 68,751 fans.

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The Teams

American League

The American League team was led by manager Casey Stengel and coaches Fred Hutchinson and Marty Marion.

Player	Team	Position	Selection	Notes
Bobby Avila	Cleveland Indians	2B	Fan's Selection
Hank Bauer	New York Yankees	OF	Fan's Selection
Yogi Berra	New York Yankees	C	Fan's Selection
Ray Boone	Detroit Tigers	3B	Fan's Selection
Chico Carrasquel	Chicago White Sox	SS	Fan's Selection
Sandy Consuegra	Chicago White Sox	P		replaced Garcia
Larry Doby	Cleveland Indians	OF
Ferris Fain	Chicago White Sox	1B		replaced due to injury
Jim Finigan	Philadelphia Athletics	3B		did not play
Whitey Ford	New York Yankees	P	Fan's Selection
Nellie Fox	Chicago White Sox	2B
Mike Garcia	Cleveland Indians	P		replaced due to injury
Bob Keegan	Chicago White Sox	P
George Kell	Chicago White Sox	3B		replaced due to injury
Harvey Kuenn	Detroit Tigers	SS		did not play
Bob Lemon	Cleveland Indians	P
Sherm Lollar	Chicago White Sox	C		did not play
Mickey Mantle	New York Yankees	OF	Fan's Selection
Minnie Minoso	Chicago White Sox	OF	Fan's Selection
Irv Noren	New York Yankees	OF		replaced Reynolds
Jim Piersall	Boston Red Sox	OF
Bob Porterfield	Washington Senators	P
Allie Reynolds	New York Yankees	P		replaced due to injury
Al Rosen	Cleveland Indians	1B	Fan's Selection
Dean Stone	Washington Senators	P		replaced Fain
Virgil Trucks	Chicago White Sox	P
Bob Turley	Baltimore Orioles	P		did not play
Mickey Vernon	Washington Senators	1B		replaced Kell
Ted Williams	Boston Red Sox	OF

National League

The National League team was led by manager Walt Alston and coaches Leo Durocher and Charlie Grimm.

Player	Team	Position	Selection	Notes
Johnny Antonelli	New York Giants	P
Gus Bell	Cincinnati Redlegs	OF
Smoky Burgess	Philadelphia Phillies	C
Roy Campanella	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	Fan's Selection
Gene Conley	Milwaukee Braves	P
Del Crandall	Milwaukee Braves	C		did not play
Alvin Dark	New York Giants	SS	Fan's Selection
Carl Erskine	Brooklyn Dodgers	P
Marv Grissom	New York Giants	P
Harvey Haddix	St. Louis Cardinals	P		replaced due to injury
Granny Hamner	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	Fan's Selection
Gil Hodges	Brooklyn Dodgers	1B
Ray Jablonski	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	Fan's Selection
Randy Jackson	Chicago Cubs	3B
Ted Kluszewski	Cincinnati Redlegs	1B	Fan's Selection
Willie Mays	New York Giants	OF
Don Mueller	New York Giants	OF
Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	Fan's Selection
Pee Wee Reese	Brooklyn Dodgers	SS		did not play
Robin Roberts	Philadelphia Phillies	P	Fan's Selection
Jackie Robinson	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	Fan's Selection
Red Schoendienst	St. Louis Cardinals	2B
Duke Snider	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	Fan's Selection
Warren Spahn	Milwaukee Braves	P
Frank Thomas	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF
Jim Wilson	Milwaukee Braves	P		replaced Haddix, did not play

The Game

Starting Lineups

National League				Batting Order		American League
Player	Position	Team				Player	Position	Team
Granny Hamner	2B	Philadelphia Phillies		1		Minnie Minoso	OF	Chicago White Sox
Alvin Dark	SS	New York Giants		2		Bobby Avila	2B	Cleveland Indians
Duke Snider	OF	Brooklyn Dodgers		3		Mickey Mantle	OF	New York Yankees
Stan Musial	OF	St. Louis Cardinals		4		Yogi Berra	C	New York Yankees
Ted Kluszewski	1B	Cincinnati Redlegs		5		Al Rosen	1B	Cleveland Indians
Ray Jablonski	3B	St. Louis Cardinals		6		Ray Boone	3B	Detroit Tigers
Jackie Robinson	OF	Brooklyn Dodgers		7		Hank Bauer	OF	New York Yankees
Roy Campanella	C	Brooklyn Dodgers		8		Chico Carrasquel	SS	Chicago White Sox
Robin Roberts	P	Philadelphia Phillies		9		Whitey Ford	P	New York Yankees

Line Score

July 13, 1954 at Cleveland Stadium (68751), unknown start time - Retrosheet Boxscore

League	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
National	0	0	0	5	2	0	0	2	0	9	14	0
American	0	0	4	1	2	1	0	3	x	11	17	1

Pitchers

National: Robin Roberts - Johnny Antonelli - Warren Spahn - Marv Grissom - Gene Conley (L) - Carl Erskine

American: Whitey Ford - Sandy Consuegra - Bob Lemon - Bob Porterfield - Bob Keegan - Dean Stone (W) - Virgil Trucks

Home Runs

National: Ted Kluszewski (5th), Gus Bell (8th)

American: Al Rosen (3rd), Ray Boone (3rd), Al Rosen (5th), Larry Doby (8th)

Umpires

HP: Eddie Rommel (AL), 1B: Lee Ballanfant (NL), 2B: Jim Honochick (AL), 3B: Bill Stewart (NL), LF: Tom Gorman (NL), RF: Joe Paparella (AL)
In the 5th inning, Stewart moved to HP, Honochick to 1B, Ballanfant to 2B and Rommel to 3B.