1933 All-Star Game 1933 Major League Baseball All-Star Game

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1 1933 all-star game

1.1 umpires
1.2 starting lineups
1.3 game summary





1933 all-star game
umpires

the umpires rotated positions clockwise in middle of fifth inning, klem moving behind plate.


starting lineups

game summary

chick hafey of national league had first hit, bloop single center field lead off second inning. american league got on board first in bottom of second. nl pitcher bill hallahan issued one-out walks jimmy dykes , joe cronin. 2 batters later, game s winning pitcherlefty gomez, singled home dykes al s first run.


in bottom of third, after walk charlie gehringer, babe ruth famously hit first home run in all-star game history, putting al 3–0. hallahan chased game after walking lou gehrig afterward, , replaced lon warneke. general crowder replaced gomez start fourth inning. in sixth, warneke hit one-out triple , scored on pepper martin groundout. frankie frisch followed home run bring nl within run, after chuck klein single, crowder escape inning without giving more damage.


cronin led off bottom of sixth single. after advancing on bunt, scored on earl averill single extend lead 4–2. crowder replaced lefty grove in top of seventh, while warneke replaced carl hubbell in bottom of inning. nl looked have chance in top of eighth. frisch on first 2 outs, hafey lined shot right field looked home run, ruth reached on wall catch it, denying nl chance tie game. grove retired side in order in ninth secure american league s victory.







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