Using four home runs from Stan Musial, Bob Elliott, Ralph Kiner and Gil Hodges, the National League All-Stars defeat the American League 8-3

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July 10, 1951  In the second All-Star Game played in Detroit, the National League beat their AL rivals at Briggs Stadium, 8-3. Although their team’s circuit loses, the 52,075 Motor City fans witness home runs hit by hometown favorites George Kell and Vic Wertz. The National League was powered bye four home runs from Stan Musial, Bob Elliott, Ralph Kiner and Gil Hodges.  Kiner hits a home run for the third year in a row.

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