AL All-Stars versus NL All-Stars - July 10, 1951 - Briggs Stadium Play-by-play - Back To Baseball

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Inning	Outs	Balls	Strikes
Top 1	1
Team	R	H	E
NL All-Stars	0	1	0
AL All-Stars	0	0	0

Inning	Outs	Balls	Strikes
Top 1	2
Team	R	H	E
NL All-Stars	0	1	0
AL All-Stars	0	0	0

Jackie Robinson All Star Career

	Game	All Star History Average
Average	.000	.235
OBP	.000	.328
At Bats	0	51
Hits	0	12
• Singles	0	8
• Doubles	0	4
• Triples	0	0
• Home Runs	0	0
Walks	0	7
RBI’s	0	5

Ned Garver All Star Career

Wins	Losses	Saves
0	0	0

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Briggs Stadium - July 10, 1951 (Back to Lineups)

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Ned Garver

Yogi Berra

Ferris Fain

Nellie Fox

George Kell

Chico Carrasquel

Ted Williams

Dom DiMaggio

Vic Wertz

Jackie Robinson

Stan Musial

Richie Ashburn

Final Stats

	Runs	Hits	Errors	LOB
NL All-Stars	8	12	1	8
AL All-Stars	3	10	2	9

Winning Pitcher	Sal Maglie
Losing Pitcher	Eddie Lopat
Save	Ewell Blackwell
Game Winning RBI	Stan Musial
Attendance	52,075
Time of Game	2 hours and 41 minutes

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CURRENT PLAY:
Robinson hits a popup in front of the plate. Berra settles under it and makes the catch for the out.

PRIOR PLAYS:

Top 1 Musial takes first base on ball four.

Top 1 Dark hits a fly ball into right field. Wertz settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out. Ashburn moves to third.

Top 1 Ashburn hits a line drive into left field, out of the reach of Williams. Ashburn reaches second base with a double.

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