1973 All-Star Game

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The 1973 All-Star Game was Major League Baseball’s midsummer exhibition showcasing the top players from the American and National Leagues.

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1973 All-Star Game canonical 2

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball All-Star Game ⓘ
attendance 40185 ⓘ
awayTeamLeague National League ⓘ
ballpark Royals Stadium ⓘ
city Kansas City ⓘ
linked to: Kansas City, Kansas
country United States ⓘ
date 1973-07-24 ⓘ
finalScoreAmericanLeague 7 ⓘ
finalScoreNationalLeague 1 ⓘ
homeTeamLeague American League ⓘ
hostLeague American League ⓘ
hostTeam Kansas City Royals ⓘ
isAllStarGameNumber 44 ⓘ
league Major League Baseball ⓘ
loserLeague American League ⓘ
managerAmericanLeague Dick Williams ⓘ
managerAmericanLeagueTeam Oakland Athletics ⓘ
managerNationalLeague Sparky Anderson ⓘ
managerNationalLeagueTeam Cincinnati Reds ⓘ
mostValuablePlayer Bobby Bonds ⓘ
mostValuablePlayerLeague National League ⓘ
mostValuablePlayerTeam San Francisco Giants ⓘ
nextEvent 1974 All-Star Game ⓘ
notableFact Bobby Bonds hit a home run and a two-run double ⓘ
linked to: Bobby Bonds

Willie Mays made his final All-Star Game appearance ⓘ
linked to: Willie Mays

first All-Star Game played at Royals Stadium ⓘ
notablePlayer Carl Yastrzemski ⓘ
Hank Aaron ⓘ
Johnny Bench ⓘ
Nolan Ryan ⓘ
Pete Rose ⓘ
Reggie Jackson ⓘ
Tom Seaver ⓘ
Willie Mays ⓘ
previousEvent 1972 All-Star Game ⓘ
radioAnnouncer Jim Simpson ⓘ
Sandy Koufax ⓘ
radioNetwork NBC Radio ⓘ
season 1973 MLB season ⓘ
sport baseball ⓘ
state Missouri ⓘ
televisionAnnouncer Curt Gowdy ⓘ
Monte Moore ⓘ
Tony Kubek ⓘ
televisionNetwork NBC ⓘ
umpireCrewChief Augie Donatelli ⓘ
winnerLeague National League ⓘ

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Shea Stadium → hostedEvent → 1973 All-Star Game ⓘ
1974 All-Star Game → previousEdition → 1973 All-Star Game ⓘ