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1954 All-Star Game Cards for HISTORY MAKER BASEBALL Big League Baseball Game Eddie Lee Jim Bill Joe Tom Cleveland Municipal ROMMEL BALLANFANT HONOCHICK STEWART PAPARELLA GORMAN STADIUM 1954A Season 1954N Season 1954A Season 1954N Season 1954A Season 1954N Season 1954 • Cleveland, OH Ball Park Qualities 1954 RH: SEMI SMALL LH: SEMI SMALL RESPECTED• QUESTIONABLE• RESPECTED RESPECTED STRICT• RESPECTED• Grass LENIENT• ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC 1954 All-Star Game Cards for HISTORY MAKER BASEBALL Big League Baseball Game To help us celebrate the release of the 1954 Pro Season for HISTORY MAKER BASEBALL Big League Baseball Game, we thought we’d give fans a tasty sample of this amazing vintage season by offering the chance to re-create that season’s memorable “mid-summer classic,” the ’54 All-Star Game! Played July 13, 1954 at Cleveland Municipal Stadium in Cleveland in front of a crowd of 69, 751, the two all-star clubs combined for a record-setting offensive explosion. The AL stars rallied in the bottom of the eighth inning to win 11–9, a slugfest in which the teams combined for an All-Star Game record 20 runs, on 31 hits. There were six home runs hit, two of them by hometown star Al Rosen, who went 3-for-4 with five runs batted in. Early on, there was no hint of the fireworks to come. Starters Whitey Ford and Robin Roberts pitched scoreless ball until the third inning. In the bottom of the third, Minnie Miñoso opened with a single and Nellie Fox walked. Roberts struck out Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra grounded out, but Rosen then belted his first homer to give the AL a 3–0 lead. Ray Boone followed Rosen’s blast with a solo homer of his own to up the lead to 4-0. The NL stormed back, opening the fourth inning with a five-run rally to take the lead. Duke Snider, Ted Kluszewski and Ray Jablonski hit consecutive singles off Sandy Consuegra, and Jackie Robinson lined a double that tied the game at four. Bob Lemon came on to relieve Consuegra, but gave up a two-out, RBI-double by pinch-hitter Don Mueller before retiring Granny Hamner for the third out. In the bottom of the fourth, Chico Carrasquel led off with a single against Johnny Antonelli, moving to third on a one-out single by Miñoso and scoring on a sacrifice fly by Beto Ávila, tying the score at five. The NL scored a pair of runs with two outs in the top of the to pull back in front 7–5. Snider singled and Ted Kluszewski drilled a two-run homer. But in the bottom of the inning, the AL tied it again on Rosen’s second homer, and regained the lead in the sixth, 8–7, with an RBI-single by Avila off Warren Spahn that brought home Williams. The NL kept swinging. Against Bob Keegan in the eighth. Willie Mays singled and Gus Bell blasted a pinch-hit, two-run homer to put the NL back on top 9–8. With two outs, Dean Stone came on in relief, Red Schoendienst on third base. Schoendienst tried to steal home but Stone made the throw to get him out. In the AL half of the eighth, Larry Doby pinch hit for Stone and clubbed a game-tying solo home run against Gene Conley. Next, Mantle and Berra singled and Rosen walked to load the bases. Carl Erskine took over on the mound for Conley and managed to get Mickey Vernon out, but then Fox stepped up and lined a two-out, two run single that gave the AL an 11–9 lead. Top of the ninth, facing Virgil Trucks, Snider led off with a walk and it seemed possible the game could be headed for extra innings. But Musial grounded out, Hodges popped out to second, and Randy Jackson’s foul pop-up was snagged for the third out. Stone was credited with the AL win (without retiring a batter), Trucks earned the save, and Conley was tagged with the loss. team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E ‘54 NL All-Stars 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 2 0 9 14 0 ‘54 AL All-Stars 0 0 4 1 2 1 0 3 x 11 17 1 Bob Ted Jim Minnie Chico Sandy TURLEY WILLIAMS PIERSALL MINOSO CARRASQUEL CONSUEGRA SP • 1954A Baltimore LF • 1954A Boston RF • 1954A Boston LF • 1954A Chicago SS • 1954A Chicago RP • 1954A Chicago Pitching R ★ Batting R ★ Batting L ★ Batting R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R Pitching R ★ Batting R STAR● SAD SACK ●HERO HERO Δ Triple ●CHAMPION ACE● ●UTILITY FLASH● SCRAPPER ●CHAMPION ●EAGER SLUGGER CONTROL SCRAPPER WILD● EAGER SLUGGER ●GOOD EYE ●EAGER WHIFFER ●HR KING WHIFFER PATIENT ●GOOD EYE Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running GOLD● STOIC GOLD GOLD● GOLD GOLD● STOIC Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●PROSPECT ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC Virgil Ferris Nellie George Bob Sherm TRUCKS FAIN FOX KELL KEEGAN LOLLAR SP • 1954A Chicago 1B • 1954A Chicago 2B • 1954A Chicago CI • 1954A Chicago SP • 1954A Chicago C • 1954A Chicago Pitching R ★ Batting R ✩ Batting L ★ Batting L ✩ Batting R Pitching R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R STAR ●SAD SACK HERO ●CHAMPION ●HERO STAR ●UTILITY ●UTILITY FLASH● ●UTILITY ●PATIENT SCRAPPER ●EAGER CONTROL● SAD SACK CONTROL● SCRAPPER ●GOOD EYE ●EAGER ●GOOD EYE SCRAPPER EAGER GOOD EYE EAGER WHIFFER ●WHIFFER Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running GOLD STOIC GOLD● ●STOIC GOLD● STOIC STOIC Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●PROSPECT ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON Bobby Larry Mike Bob Al Ray AVILA DOBY GARCIA LEMON ROSEN BOONE 2B • 1954A Cleveland CF • 1954A Cleveland SP • 1954A Cleveland SP • 1954A Cleveland 3B • 1954A Cleveland 3B • 1954A Detroit ★ Batting R ★ Batting L Pitching R ★ Batting R Pitching R ★ Batting L ★ Batting R ★ Batting R ●HERO ●HR KING ACE● SAD SACK STAR ●SAD SACK HERO HERO ●CHAMPION ●PATIENT CONTROL SCRAPPER CONTROL● ●EAGER ●HR KING ●HR KING ●SLUGGER ●WHIFFER ●EAGER WHIFFER ●PATIENT ●GOOD EYE WHIFFER Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running GOLD● ●STOIC GOLD● STOIC STOIC ●STOIC Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●ICON Harvey Hank Yogi Whitey Mickey Irv KUENN BAUER BERRA FORD MANTLE NOREN SS • 1954A Detroit RF • 1954A New York C • 1954A New York SP • 1954A New York CF • 1954A New York OF • 1954A New York ★ Batting R ★ Batting R ★ Batting L Pitching L ★ Batting L ★ Batting B ★ Batting L ●CHAMPION HERO HERO STAR UTILITY Δ Triple HERO ●CHAMPION SCRAPPER ●SLUGGER SLUGGER FLASH● ●SAD SACK ●HR KING ●SLUGGER EAGER GOOD EYE SCRAPPER ●PATIENT GOOD EYE WHIFFER ●WHIFFER Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running STOIC STOIC ●STOIC GOLD● ●STOIC Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●PROSPECT ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●PROSPECT ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC Allie Jim Dean Bob Mickey Roy REYNOLDS FINIGAN STONE PORTERFIELD VERNON CAMPANELLA RP • 1954A New York 3B • 1954A Philadelphia SP • 1954A Washington SP • 1954A Washington 1B • 1954A Washington C • 1954N Brooklyn Pitching R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R Pitching L ★ Batting L Pitching R ★ Batting R ★ Batting L ★ Batting R STAR● UTILITY ●CHAMPION STAR SAD SACK STAR● SAD SACK Δ Triple ●HERO ●SAD SACK FLASH● ●SAD SACK ●SCRAPPER CONTROL● UTILITY CONTROL● UTILITY SLUGGER ●HR KING SCRAPPER ●WHIFFER ●EAGER ●SCRAPPER ●WHIFFER EAGER WHIFFER EAGER ●WHIFFER WHIFFER Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running Fielding Running STOIC ●STOIC STOIC STOIC STOIC ●STOIC Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience Experience ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC PROSPECT ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●PROSPECT ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ICON ©2017 PLAAY Games LLC ●ICON Duke Carl Gil Pee Wee Jackie Randy SNIDER ERSKINE HODGES REESE ROBINSON JACKSON CF • 1954N Brooklyn SP • 1954N Brooklyn 1B • 1954N Brooklyn SS • 1954N Brooklyn UT • 1954N Brooklyn 3B • 1954N Chicago ★ Batting L Pitching R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R ★ Batting R Δ Triple ●HERO FLASH● UTILITY HERO HERO HERO ●HERO ●CHAMPION CONTROL● ●SAD SACK HR KING ●PATIENT SLUGGER ●HR KING SLUGGER SCRAPPER ●WHIFFER ●PATIENT ●HR KING EAGER GOOD EYE ●WHIFFER WHIFFER Fielding Running Fielding 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