1946 MLB All-Star Game Box Score from Fenway Park, July 9, 1946
Fenway Park·Del Ennis·Phil Masi·Rudy York·Bob Feller·Hal Wagner·Rip Sewell·Bill Dickey·Bobby Doerr·Buddy Rosar·Emil Verban·Jack Kramer·Johnny Hopp·Johnny Mize·Ken Keltner·Kirby Higbe·Mort Cooper·Pete Reiser·Ray Lamanno·Sam Chapman·Stan Musial·Stan Spence·Dave Ferriss·Dixie Walker·Dom DiMaggio·Eddie Miller·Howie Pollet·Joe DiMaggio·Johnny Pesky·Luke Appling·Marty Marion·Steve O'Neill·Ted Williams·Charlie Grimm·Frankie Hayes·Hal Newhouser·Mickey Harris·Mickey Vernon·Pee Wee Reese·Spud Chandler·Vern Stephens·Walker Cooper·Charlie Keller·Claude Passeau·Enos Slaughter·Johnny Schmitz·Peanuts Lowrey·Ewell Blackwell·Frank McCormick·Frankie Gustine·Phil Cavarretta·Whitey Kurowski·Red Schoendienst·Snuffy Stirnweiss·
The 1946 MLB All-Star Game took place at Fenway Park in Boston on July 9, following a year-long hiatus due to World War II. The American League dominated the National League, winning 12-0. Notably, Ted Williams excelled, hitting two home runs and drawing a walk in five plate appearances, effectively contributing five runs batted in. His first homer came in the fourth inning off Rip Sewell, while his second was in the eighth. The American League amassed 14 hits, with significant contributions from other players, including Charlie Keller, who homered in the first inning, and Vern Stephens, who hit a double with the bases loaded. Ewell Blackwell took the loss for the National League, which only managed three hits throughout the game.