1975 National League All Stars

 

Dave Cash, 2B, Knarro Roadies

 

Cash leads all NL 2nd basemen in hitting at .343.  He was drafted in 1969 by the Roadies and has held the full time 2nd base job since 1971.  This is Cash’s third trip to the All Star Game, but his first as a starter.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Dave Cash

2

3

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

CASH,Dave

1969

KNA

.313

.411

.375

26

48

6

15

4

3

0

0

7

7

0

1

CASH,Dave

1970

KNA

.352

.380

.525

74

219

36

77

31

10

8

4

22

10

1

1

CASH,Dave

1971

KNA

.313

.361

.378

128

473

64

148

30

13

6

2

34

36

5

1

CASH,Dave

1972

KNA

.239

.273

.313

126

406

40

97

34

23

2

1

39

17

3

1

CASH,Dave

1973

KNA

.242

.306

.313

126

418

43

101

41

19

1

3

43

39

1

0

CASH,Dave

1974

KNA

.309

.362

.371

162

679

101

210

70

14

11

2

53

55

10

4

CASH,Dave

6

 

.289

.338

.366

642

2243

290

648

210

82

28

12

198

164

20

8

 

Fred Lynn, CF, Jamestown Outlaws

 

Lynn is one of four NL starters who are making their All Star Game debut in 1975.  After tearing up the league in a brief visit to the majors last year, Lynn has turned around the Outlaws with his MVP-type bat and stellar defense. 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

LYNN,Fred

1974

JAM

.385

.475

.673

28

52

9

20

13

4

1

3

6

8

0

0

LYNN,Fred

1

 

.385

.475

.673

28

52

9

20

13

4

1

3

6

8

0

0

 

 

 

Willie Stargell, 1B, Mechanicsburg

 

Second only to Henry Aaron in career homeruns, Stargell is aiming for his 3rd consecutive .300 season and his 4th with 100+ RBI.  This is Stargell’s 5th consecutive All Star start.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Willie Stargell

4

11

2

3

0

2

0

0

2

3

0

0

.273

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

STARGELL,Willie

1967

MEC

.223

.320

.364

134

497

51

111

43

13

9

13

130

69

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

1968

MEC

.200

.247

.415

120

431

45

86

76

11

2

26

111

26

2

0

STARGELL,Willie

1969

MEC

.280

.364

.522

141

521

82

146

97

37

1

29

136

66

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

1970

MEC

.246

.336

.498

139

456

64

112

80

14

1

33

110

58

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

1971

MEC

.289

.360

.641

150

537

87

155

124

27

0

54

170

57

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

1972

MEC

.298

.367

.562

142

504

71

150

97

38

1

31

125

54

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

1973

MEC

.342

.431

.681

146

521

99

178

110

44

2

43

123

81

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

1974

MEC

.336

.430

.574

146

530

111

178

109

35

8

25

102

86

0

0

STARGELL,Willie

8

 

.279

.361

.537

1118

3997

610

1116

736

219

24

254

1007

497

2

0

 

Johnny Bench, C, Mechanicsburg

 

The reigning NL MVP, Bench has been the starting catcher for the NL in 6 of the last 7 seasons.  He homered in his first All Star game, 1968.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Johnny Bench

6

19

2

4

1

0

0

1

2

9

0

0

.211

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

BENCH,Johnny

1967

MEC

.154

.214

.269

26

26

0

4

1

3

0

0

4

2

0

0

BENCH,Johnny

1968

MEC

.257

.305

.415

145

561

62

144

71

40

2

15

112

38

0

1

BENCH,Johnny

1969

MEC

.281

.345

.495

148

527

65

148

87

27

4

26

80

51

4

4

BENCH,Johnny

1970

MEC

.304

.372

.583

159

593

93

180

141

41

4

39

98

64

5

2

BENCH,Johnny

1971

MEC

.231

.291

.452

151

542

69

125

77

28

1

30

97

46

1

0

BENCH,Johnny

1972

MEC

.258

.379

.509

154

527

104

136

96

19

1

37

97

102

1

1

BENCH,Johnny

1973

MEC

.219

.321

.399

155

539

64

118

77

11

4

26

85

79

2

2

BENCH,Johnny

1974

MEC

.334

.419

.600

162

607

124

203

144

43

2

38

86

88

6

1

BENCH,Johnny

8

 

.270

.349

.494

1100

3922

581

1058

694

212

18

211

659

470

19

11

 

 

 

Greg Luzinski, LF, Wisconsin

 

After a solid 1972, Luzinski struggled at the plate in ’73 and was injured for a portion of ‘74.  A dedicated off-season program has brought the Bull to the top of his game and his first All Star appearance.  Luzinski leads the NL in HR with 21.

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

LUZINSKI,Greg

1971

WIS

.237

.360

.398

64

93

8

22

16

6

0

3

32

10

0

0

LUZINSKI,Greg

1972

WIS

.285

.335

.454

143

520

54

148

62

38

1

16

118

39

0

0

LUZINSKI,Greg

1973

WIS

.245

.315

.386

157

588

76

144

87

9

7

20

115

57

1

0

LUZINSKI,Greg

1974

WIS

.259

.299

.417

50

139

13

36

16

7

0

5

40

7

1

0

LUZINSKI,Greg

4

 

.261

.324

.416

414

1340

151

350

181

60

8

44

305

113

2

0

 

Jim Rice, RF, South Shore

 

Rice entered the ’75 season with a chance to win a starting job in the South Shore outfield.  He exploded out of the gate, leading the NL in HR and RBI early in the season. Currently in the top 5 in both categories, Rice joins Lynn and Luzinski to make an all-first time outfield.

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

RICE,Jim

1974

SS

.213

.262

.227

34

75

4

16

7

1

0

0

19

5

0

0

RICE,Jim

1

 

.213

.262

.227

34

75

4

16

7

1

0

0

19

5

0

0

 

 

 

Mike Schmidt, 3B, Jamestown

 

The leader of the young Outlaws, Schmidt is becoming the premier 3rd baseman in the NL.  He makes his 2nd consecutive start and looks for his first All Star hit.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Mike Schmidt

1

2

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

SCHMIDT,Mike

1973

JAM

.195

.312

.339

125

375

50

73

47

15

0

13

115

53

3

1

SCHMIDT,Mike

1974

JAM

.281

.391

.544

162

583

95

164

115

29

11

34

132

99

20

13

SCHMIDT,Mike

2

 

.247

.360

.463

287

958

145

237

162

44

11

47

247

152

23

14

 

Dave Concepcion, SS, Ohio

 

Concepcion made the 1974 squad by hitting 17 HR.  This year he leads the Buckeyes with a .316 average and 22 steals.  No longer a kid, Dave is becoming one of the top middle infielders in the National League.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Dave Concepcion

1

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

CONCEPCION,Dave

1970

FLO

.256

.300

.308

99

273

34

70

15

5

3

1

30

16

9

0

CONCEPCION,Dave

1971

OHI

.137

.172

.173

125

329

18

45

8

3

3

1

61

14

4

2

CONCEPCION,Dave

1972

OHI

.163

.187

.193

138

399

25

65

29

7

1

1

83

12

5

4

CONCEPCION,Dave

1973

OHI

.253

.291

.407

123

332

37

84

46

16

4

9

57

18

12

9

CONCEPCION,Dave

1974

OHI

.257

.300

.387

150

610

79

157

64

26

1

17

76

32

35

6

CONCEPCION,Dave

5

 

.217

.254

.303

635

1943

193

421

162

57

12

29

307

92

65

21

 

 

 

Andy Messersmith, P, Louisville

 

After laboring in anonymity for six year, Messersmith has emerged as the top money pitcher in the NL, posting a 13-3 record for the Redbirds.  He makes his All Star game debut in 1975.

 

Player

Year

Tm

G

GS

CG

W

L

IP

ERA

R

ER

H

SO

BB

HRs

Sho

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1968

LOU

14

2

0

1

2

38.1

3.29

15

14

31

29

16

3

0

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1969

LOU

32

32

10

13

15

242.0

2.86

101

77

184

173

112

20

5

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1970

LOU

26

26

12

14

8

210.2

2.35

66

55

153

178

63

17

2

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1971

LOU

37

37

12

18

13

275.2

2.68

92

82

200

205

88

21

4

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1972

LOU

22

21

8

11

7

164.1

2.57

54

47

149

136

48

8

5

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1973

LOU

33

33

5

13

12

227.0

3.05

87

77

168

140

89

16

2

MESSERSMITH,Andy

1974

LOU

32

32

7

14

13

234.1

2.77

86

72

170

203

86

14

4

MESSERSMITH,Andy

7

 

196

183

54

84

70

1392.1

2.74

501

424

1055

1064

502

99

22

 


1975 American League All Stars

 

Joe Morgan, 2B, Sunnyside

 

Morgan has become perhaps the best all-around player in the NCABL.  He is 2nd in the AL in batting and steals, leads in runs and walks.  His Star numbers in batting, runs, RBI and steals lead All Star participants.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Joe Morgan

5

14

5

8

5

0

2

1

3

0

2

0

.571

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

MORGAN,Joe

1967

DUR

.265

.365

.393

133

514

90

136

32

36

6

6

77

81

45

8

MORGAN,Joe

1969

HAN

.212

.326

.374

161

585

79

124

71

24

10

17

105

99

28

14

MORGAN,Joe

1970

HAN

.252

.350

.380

149

547

89

138

50

31

6

9

50

81

20

8

MORGAN,Joe

1971

RID

.245

.348

.456

161

588

99

144

87

18

11

28

72

92

31

7

MORGAN,Joe

1972

RID

.290

.395

.389

155

568

117

165

59

24

4

8

57

94

66

15

MORGAN,Joe

1973

RID

.293

.406

.438

156

587

122

172

70

27

2

18

47

112

95

20

MORGAN,Joe

1974

RID

.277

.404

.473

152

567

112

157

85

25

10

22

91

121

41

8

MORGAN,Joe

7

 

.262

.371

.415

1067

3956

708

1036

454

185

49

108

499

680

326

80

 

Bill Madlock, 3B, Flatbush

 

After hitting .356 in 1974, Madlock continues to wield one of the AL’s top bats.  He makes his 2nd consecutive start, and like his counterpart Schmidt, seeks his first All Star hit.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Bill Madlock

1

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

MADLOCK,Bill

1973

FLA

.387

.459

.493

32

75

8

29

9

4

2

0

7

9

1

3

MADLOCK,Bill

1974

FLA

.356

.402

.533

124

480

77

171

58

30

8

13

40

36

14

7

MADLOCK,Bill

2

 

.360

.410

.528

156

555

85

200

67

34

10

13

47

45

15

10

 

 

 

Dave Parker, RF, Monmouth

 

Young starts abound, and Dave Parker is as good as any of them.  Parker has earned his first trip to the All Star game by hitting over .300 for the 3rd straight season, and by ranking in the top 5 in HR and RBI.

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

PARKER,Dave

1973

MTH

.327

.331

.483

63

147

18

48

20

11

0

4

34

1

1

1

PARKER,Dave

1974

MON

.301

.328

.467

100

229

35

69

34

9

4

7

57

5

3

0

PARKER,Dave

2

 

.311

.329

.473

163

376

53

117

54

20

4

11

91

6

4

1

 

 

 

Ted Simmons, C, Hopewell

 

Following in Rod Carew’s record-breaking footsteps, Simmons enters the All Star break with a .401 batting average, a league-leading 79 RBI and 21 HR.  He makes his 2nd start and hopes to pad already impressive numbers.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Ted Simmons

3

8

2

3

4

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

.375

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

SIMMONS,Ted

1970

HOP

.224

.337

.281

97

281

20

63

19

13

0

1

44

46

0

0

SIMMONS,Ted

1971

HOP

.297

.328

.437

140

526

58

156

67

38

6

8

42

24

0

1

SIMMONS,Ted

1972

HOP

.310

.350

.455

151

587

63

182

84

34

6

13

54

36

0

0

SIMMONS,Ted

1973

HOP

.301

.360

.415

161

617

78

186

86

32

1

12

61

54

0

0

SIMMONS,Ted

1974

HOP

.269

.331

.410

149

576

71

155

70

25

7

14

35

48

0

0

SIMMONS,Ted

5

 

.287

.342

.413

698

2587

290

742

326

142

20

48

236

208

0

1

 

Ken Singleton, LF, Berwyn

 

Singleton returns as an All Star starter after a disappointing 1974.  A keen eye at the plate has allowed Ken to post a .427 on base percentage and score 60 runs.  His AL teammates will settle for 1 run against Messersmith and the NL.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Ken Singleton

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

SINGLETON,Ken

1970

BER

.348

.435

.522

86

201

31

70

21

11

0

8

41

31

2

0

SINGLETON,Ken

1971

BER

.181

.284

.321

98

293

32

53

33

3

1

12

73

42

0

0

SINGLETON,Ken

1972

BER

.275

.350

.396

146

528

80

145

48

20

1

14

98

60

2

0

SINGLETON,Ken

1973

BER

.308

.420

.521

149

574

99

177

73

37

5

25

89

111

1

2

SINGLETON,Ken

1974

BER

.264

.364

.334

142

500

60

132

44

14

0

7

86

78

4

1

SINGLETON,Ken

5

 

.275

.372

.417

621

2096

302

577

219

85

7

66

387

322

9

3

 

 

Tony Perez, 1B, Flatbush

 

In a way similar to Singleton, Tony Perez has bounced back from a disappointing 1974.  The AL MVP in 1973, Perez is 3rd in the AL in batting at .345.  He also leads the Bums in HR and RBI.  Tony will be making his 4th All Star start.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Tony Perez

4

13

2

4

3

0

0

2

1

3

0

0

.308

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

PEREZ,Tony

1967

OR

.277

.319

.448

117

469

47

130

70

18

4

18

95

26

0

0

PEREZ,Tony

1967

VIR

.301

.330

.508

44

183

21

55

20

13

2

7

45

8

1

0

PEREZ,Tony

1968

OR

.248

.306

.364

160

624

67

155

58

21

9

11

126

50

1

1

PEREZ,Tony

1969

WIN

.259

.307

.485

161

646

80

167

121

38

0

36

120

45

0

0

PEREZ,Tony

1970

GS

.296

.369

.564

154

601

99

178

121

29

9

38

128

64

0

1

PEREZ,Tony

1971

RIV

.240

.307

.419

148

537

56

129

73

20

2

24

112

52

0

0

PEREZ,Tony

1972

FLA

.301

.365

.547

147

521

59

157

81

34

5

28

111

52

1

0

PEREZ,Tony

1973

FLA

.327

.391

.559

146

565

85

185

113

27

1

34

97

58

0

0

PEREZ,Tony

1974

FLA

.241

.315

.420

160

602

73

145

102

28

1

26

128

63

1

0

PEREZ,Tony

9

 

.274

.334

.476

1237

4748

587

1301

759

228

33

222

962

418

4

2

 

Rick Monday, CF, Sunnyside

 

A reserve last year, Monday make his first All Star start in 1975.  Always a consistent player, Monday had his best year since 1969 with a .299 average.  His first half indicates that this was not a fluke.  Expect to see Monday here on a regular basis.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Rick Monday

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

.000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

MONDAY,Rick

1967

DUR

.229

.290

.395

116

458

55

105

69

18

8

14

122

39

0

0

MONDAY,Rick

1968

HAN

.247

.332

.364

130

522

84

129

33

23

4

10

165

65

16

7

MONDAY,Rick

1969

HAN

.312

.400

.489

122

423

83

132

47

20

2

17

95

60

13

8

MONDAY,Rick

1970

HAN

.252

.312

.396

113

230

34

58

23

10

4

5

73

20

9

5

MONDAY,Rick

1971

RID

.273

.339

.509

101

220

35

60

43

6

2

14

52

21

1

2

MONDAY,Rick

1972

RID

.250

.315

.482

132

456

55

114

78

27

11

19

106

43

2

5

MONDAY,Rick

1973

RID

.244

.346

.446

145

471

75

115

56

22

8

19

111

73

3

2

MONDAY,Rick

1974

RID

.299

.376

.475

143

552

90

165

75

15

14

18

100

66

6

8

MONDAY,Rick

8

 

.264

.341

.442

1002

3332

511

878

424

141

53

116

824

387

50

37

 

Don Kessinger, SS, Sunnyside

 

A model of consistency, Kessinger add 40 points to his batting average last year and is doing it again this year.  Kessinger has been an All Star each of the last two years, and was the starter at short in 1973.

 

All Star Totals

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

BB

SO

SB

CS

Avg

Don Kessinger

2

4

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

.250

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

Avg

OBP

SA

G

AB

R

H

RBI

D

T

HR

SO

BB

SB

CS

KESSINGER,Don

1967

DUR

.201

.239

.228

145

517

37

104

30

10

2

0

95

23

0

1

KESSINGER,Don

1968

HAN

.233

.264

.291

162

588

45

137

41

15

8

1

101

25

6

6

KESSINGER,Don

1969

HAN

.250

.299

.353

161

601

58

150

64

33

7

5

70

41

2

1

KESSINGER,Don

1970

HAN

.252

.324

.333

156

531

54

134

46

18

11

1

53

54

2

1

KESSINGER,Don

1971

RID

.250

.311

.306

161

576

60

144

48

21

4

1

43

49

0

3

KESSINGER,Don

1972

RID

.248

.304

.299

155

596

62

148

37

12

6

2

55

48

0

5

KESSINGER,Don

1973

RID

.266

.318

.311

160

546

53

145

41

13

6

0

66

41

3

3

KESSINGER,Don

1974

RID

.302

.373

.353

160

586

67

177

74

16

4

2

58

62

1

2

KESSINGER,Don

8

 

.251

.305

.310

1260

4541

436

1139

381

138

48

12

541

343

14

22

 

Jim Palmer, P, Flatbush

 

In 1970, Jim Palmer won 30 games and almost led his team to a playoff berth.  He hasn’t even won 20 since, partly due to poor offensive support, and last year, due to injury.  Palmer has rebounded well and enters the break with an NCABL-leading 16 wins and a sharp 1.89 ERA.  This is Palmer’s 2nd All Star game, both as a starter.

 

All Star Totals

G

W

L

SV

IP

H

R

ER

HR

SO

BB

ERA

Jim Palmer

1

0

0

0

4   

2

1

1

1

2

1

2.25

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Player

Year

Tm

G

GS

CG

W

L

IP

ERA

R

ER

H

SO

BB

HRs

Sho

PALMER,Jim

1969

GS

28

26

13

12

11

219.2

3.11

81

76

180

118

91

16

2

PALMER,Jim

1970

GS

40

40

31

30

6

350.1

1.93

82

75

187

271

102

22

5

PALMER,Jim

1971

RIV

37

37

8

14

16

261.2

3.54

120

103

217

171

86

31

3

PALMER,Jim

1972

FLA

37

37

25

18

13

323.1

1.48

63

53

159

227

87

18

8

PALMER,Jim

1973

FLA

37

37

11

18

9

281.0

2.63

95

82

179

212

115

20

5

PALMER,Jim

1974

FLA

30

30

4

9

12

210.1

3.89

100

91

183

95

88

17

0

PALMER,Jim

6

 

209

207

92

101

67

1646.1

2.62

541

480

1105

1094

569

124

23

 

 

 


All Star Roster and Stats (July 14, 1975)

 

 

National League

Avg

R

D

T

HR

RBI

SB

 

American League

Avg

R

D

T

HR

RBI

SB

Johnny Bench, Mec

.309

64

23

1

21

74

6

 

Ted Simmons, Hop

.401

50

25

2

21

79

0

Willie Stargell, Mec

.346

42

20

2

13

61

0

 

Tony Perez, Fla

.345

47

12

0

14

57

1

Dave Cash, Kna

.343

66

30

1

4

50

5

 

Joe Morgan, Sun

.352

77

16

2

7

52

36

Dave Concepcion, Ohi

.316

37

22

2

4

22

22

 

Don Kessinger, Sun

.282

48

12

1

1

38

0

Mike Schmidt, Jam

.241

46

20

0

18

55

8

 

Bill Madlock, Fla

.330

44

19

1

3

36

4

Greg Luzinski, Wis

.299

52

12

4

21

73

0

 

Ken Singleton, Ber

.308

63

29

2

11

49

0

Fred Lynn, Jam

.370

56

37

2

16

65

5

 

Rick Monday, Sun

.307

45

21

2

14

52

3

Jim Rice, SS

.294

38

11

0

18

67

4

 

Dave Parker, Mon

.323

50

18

2

17

67

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Darrel Porter, Jam

.231

45

8

3

19

41

0

 

Gene Tenace, Sun

.282

59

13

0

24

74

0

John Mayberry, Kna

.292

55

19

1

19

72

0

 

Thurman Munson, Fla

.330

51

11

3

3

46

4

Jorge Orta, Lou

.320

39

18

2

7

38

8

 

Steve Garvey, Win

.317

51

25

3

7

41

1

Bobby Grich, SB

.289

57

12

3

8

41

6

 

Rod Carew, Bel

.322

49

8

2

9

47

17

Dave Lopes, SS

.275

61

16

3

6

29

52

 

Larry Bowa, Coo

.296

48

8

3

2

32

20

Ron Cey, Wya

.283

45

22

1

9

51

0

 

Buddy Bell, Sun

.290

46

11

3

6

42

0

George Scott, Kna

.266

44

18

0

17

63

1

 

Rusty Staub, Sun

.310

56

15

2

15

62

2

Jose Cardenal, Kna

.331

60

14

0

3

24

14

 

Lou Brock, Bel

.332

41

18

2

1

23

30

Reggie Smith, Mec

.314

55

12

0

12

38

1

 

Don Baylor, Mon

.256

53

10

3

19

50

14

Pete Rose, Lou

.304

65

18

2

1

38

3

 

Rick Manning, BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ERA

W-L

S

IP

SO

BB

 

 

ERA

W-L

S

IP

SO

BB

Andy Messersmith, Lou

1.75

13-3

0

154.0

137

48

 

Jim Palmer, Fla

1.89

16-4

0

190.1

145

46

Don Sutton, Wis

2.23

10-7

0

165.1

141

36

 

Jim Hunter, Nas

2.35

13-5

0

161.0

103

41

Randy Jones, SB

2.00

8-6

0

161.2

94

53

 

Burt Hooton, BC

2.08

8-9

0

138.2

102

29

Bob Forsch, SB

2.47

12-5

0

135.0

58

25

 

Phil Niekro, Coo

2.01

11-6

0

170.1

118

38

John Montefusco, Ohi

1.93

6-9

0

149.1

131

50

 

Mickey Lolich, Sun

2.90

10-4

0

139.2

96

30

Jerry Reuss, Ohi

2.67

11-7

0

155.0

111

40

 

Clay Carroll, Sun

3.30

2-3

18

43.2

18

14

Jim Barr, Ohi

1.85

10-8

0

151.0

88

35

 

Larry Christenson, Sun

2.86

10-1

0

125.2

89

31

Don Gullett, Mec

2.44

13-2

0

114.1

71

38

 

Rich Gossage, Fla

2.39

2-6

16

52.2

37

25

Al Hrabosky, Mec

0.58

2-1

26

46.2

42

12

 

Dave LaRoche, Fla

0.69

2-1

7

39.0

48

13

Tom Burgmeier, CC

1.38

4-4

9

52.1

34

15

 

Jim Todd, Ber

1.98

2-4

18

50.0

18

17

 

 

 

 

All Star Game History

 

1974 – Strongsville, Ohio

 

A four run 6th inning begun by Reggie Smith’s pinch hit double and wrapped up by Dave Concepcion’s sacrifice fly give the NL a 5-1 lead.  Relievers Jim Rooker, Sparky Lyle and Paul Lindblad hold the lead for a 5-2 NL victory.  Reggie Smith was named game MVP.

 

 

R

H

E

American

2

4

0

National

5

7

1

 

AL – Niekro, Taylor, Hunter (Loss), John, Pena, Perry, Tiant and Sanguillen, Tenace

NL – Sutton, Ryan, Blyleven (Win), McGlothen, Rooker, Lyle, Lindblad and Bench, Yeager

HR – AL - Tenace

 

 

1973 – Monmouth, New Jersey

 

A throwing error by Roger Metzger and Henry Aaron’s RBI single gave the NL a pair of 10th inning runs as they won a slugfest, 11-9.  The Senior Circuit jumped on starter Gaylord Perry with 3 in the 1st, three of which came from Aaron’s 3 run HR.  The AL tied the game in the 2nd on singles by Thurman Munson and Joe Morgan.  The scoring continued, highlighted by Carlton Fisk’s 2 run triple for the NL, and 2 run HRs by Joe Morgan and Reggie Jackson for the AL.  After five innings it was 9-7 National League.  Ted Simmons’s double in the 8th and Amos Otis’ sacrifice fly in the 9th tied the game at 9 and sent it into extra frames.  Henry Aaron was the MVP.

 

 

R

H

E

National

11

13

2

American

9

12

1

 

NL – Blyleven, Bryant, Stottlemyre, Reynolds, Lee, Hernandez, Hiller (Win), Roberts (Save) and Fisk

AL – Perry, Seaver, Holtzman, Borbon, Singer, Osteen, Acosta, Fingers, Briles (Loss) and Munson, Simmons

HR – NL – Aaron, Bonds; AL – Morgan, Jackson

 

 


1972 – Louisville, Kentucky

 

The American League ran away with a laugher, and then had to hold off a late game rally for a 10-6 win in the 1972 Classic.  First inning homeruns by Billy Williams (with a man aboard) and Luis Aparicio (2 on) gave the AL a 6-0 lead and sent Ferguson Jenkins to the showers after just 1 inning of work.  Three more in the top of the 7th made it 9-0.  The NL got its first 2 runs in the 7th, 4 runs in the 8th, but were shutdown by Jim Brewer in the 9th.  Billy Williams and Luis Aparicio were named co-MVPs.

 

 

R

H

E

American

10

13

1

National

6

8

0

 

AL – Perry (Win), Holtzman, Hunter, Lolich, Gibson, Carlton, Kline, Brewer and Simmons, Munson

NL – Jenkins (Loss), Nolan, Billingham, Cuellar, Bradley, Blyleven, Sutton and Bench, Fisk

HR – AL – Williams, Aparicio; NL – Murcer

 

 

1971 – Snowflake, New York

 

The American League scored early and often, and jumped out to a 7-0 lead after four innings.  Joe Morgan had a triple and an RBI single.  The NL scored twice in the 5th and once in the 6th and 9th, but fell short 8-4.  Morgan and Manny Sanguillen (2 hits) were co-MVPs.

 

 

R

H

E

National

4

7

2

American

8

13

2

 

NL – Wilson (Loss), Jenkins, Wise, McGraw, Cuellar, Miller and Bench, Williams

AL – Lolich (Win), Wood, Niekro, Siebert, Osteen, Brewer, Carroll, Hoerner and Sanguillen, Freehan

HR – NL - Williams

 

 

1970 – Minneapolis, Minnesota

 

Game MVP Carl Yastrzemski made a terrific catch to rob Jim Fregosi of a homerun, and then blasted one out to lead the NL to a 3-1 win.  Joe Morgan led off the game for the AL with a triple, and scored on a sacrifice fly for a 1-0 lead.  Fregosi’s near-homer came in the 3rd, and Yaz’ HR happened in the 4th.  Tied at 1, the NL took the lead in the 6th.  Yastrzemski walked and Willie McCovey homered off Bob Gibson for a 3-1 lead.  Perry, Lyle, Jenkins and Aker made the lead hold up. 

 

 

R

H

E

American

1

7

1

National

3

5

0

 

AL – Palmer, Gibson (Loss), McNally, Brewer, John, Sanders and Fosse, Sanguillen

NL – Stottlemyre, Cuellar, Perry (Win), Lyle, Jenkins, Aker (Save) and Bench

HR – NL – Yastrzemski, McCovey

 

 

1969 – Berwyn, Maryland

 

Tony Perez’ homerun off Eddie Watt in the bottom of the 8th earned him the game’s MVP award and the AL a 5-4 win.  The NL had taken a 4-0 lead in the 5th when Pete Rose doubled in a pair and scored on a single by Tony Oliva.  Boog Powell and Perez hit solo homeruns of Juan Marichal in the 5th to cut the lead in half at 4-2.  Jim Fregosi’s double in the 6th scored Reggie Jackson to make it 4-3, and in the 7th the AL tied it on Roberto Clemente’s homerun.  In the 9th, with the tie run on 2nd, Ron Perranoski entered to retire Yastrzemski and Rose to seal the win for the AL.

 

 

R

H

E

National

4

8

0

American

5

9

0

 

NL – Dierker, Singer, Marichal, Cuellar, Stottlemyre, McLain, Watt (Loss) and Bench

AL – Gibson, Hands, Boswell, Seaver, McDowell (Win), Roland, Perranoski (Save) and Roseboro, Freehan

HR – AL – Perez (2), Powell, Clemente

 

 

1968 – Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania

 

Richie Allen broke a 2-2 tie in the 8th with a solo homerun off Dave McNally, and one out later Johnny Bench added another for a 4-2 NL win.  Allen was named the game’s MVP.  Henry Aaron had 3 hits for the NL.

 

 

R

H

E

American

2

9

1

National

4

9

0

 

AL – Seaver, Gibson, Tiant, Kline, McNally (Loss), Perry and Freehan

AL – McLain, Phoebus, Marichal, Sprague, McDowell (Win), Wilhelm (Save) and Bench, Haller

HR – NL – Allen, Bench

 

1967 – no game was played