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ST. LOUIS — The American
League can’t even win an All-
Star Game played by a com
puter.
In what was billed as the
“Greatest Game Never Played,”
an all-time All-Star Game
matching the greatest players in
the history of the American and
National Leagues, the NL won
Wednesday night, 5-4.
Hank Aaron homered lead
ing off the ninth inning off Wal
ter Johnson to give the NL the
victory in the recreated game,
just as has been the case in most
recent All-Star Games.
The National League’s 4-1
victory in the All-Star game
Tuesday night in Montreal was
the league’s 11th straight and
19th out of the last 20 games.
Editors of The Sporting
News played the roles of Nation
al League Manager John
McGraw and American League
Manager Casey Stengel for the
recreated, game, which was
broadcast by more than 200
radio stations in the United
States and Canada.
Lowell Reidenbaugh, a senior
editor at The Sporting News,
made two key managerical deci
sions in place of McGraw that
helped the National League to
the victory.
He allowed Aaron, who was
hitless in his four previous at-
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AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN
bats, to remain in the game in
the ninth and that confidence
was restored when Aaron, the
major league’s all-time home
run leader with 755, blasted a
2-2 pitch into the upper deck in
left field at Shibe Park in Phi
ladelphia, where the mythical
game was played.
“You never take the home
run champ out of the lineup,”
said Reidenbaugh, who had in
serted substitutes at every other
position. “He’s going to connect
eventually.”
Reidenbaugh’s other key
move was ordering an intention
al walk to Eddie Collins in the
eighth, loading the bases with
two outs, after the American
League had taken a 4-3 lead.
“McGraw had seen him in sev
eral World Series and I think I
showed him the proper re
spect,” Reidenbaugh said.
The move paid off when Tom
Seaver, the sixth of seven NL
pitchers, retired pinch-hitter
Mickey Cochrane on a fly to cen
ter to end the inning. Grover
Cleveland Alexander pitched
the ninth for the NL and got the
win.
One of Reidenbaugh’s other
moves was inserting Bill Terry at
first base in the fifth inning in
place of Pete Rose. Terry went
3-for-3, including hitting a two-
run homer in the seventh off
Lefty Grove that tiedtltl
3-3.
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