1936 National League Wins All Star Game

The transcript describes a tense moment in the 1936 All-Star Game in Boston. The National League had a four to nothing lead, which was nearly lost as Luke Apling drove in two runs. In the ninth inning, Charlie Gehringer hit a double, becoming the potential tying run. Joe DiMaggio's hit was caught by the National League outfield, securing their victory for the first time since the All-Star Game began.

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