[cardcrimson]

Great guesses and yes, there were two all star games in the early sixties and maybe late 50's

Heard the discussion on sports talk, and they thought only Aaron, with Mays being equal years and appearances, but according to Claude:

Hank Aaron — 25 All-Star selections in 23 seasons (1954–76, no missed years; the extra games came purely from the 1959–62 doubleheader era).
Willie Mays — 24 selections in 22 seasons played (missed 1953 for military service).
Stan Musial — 24 selections in 22 seasons played (missed 1945 for military service).
Mickey Mantle — 20 selections in 18 seasons (1951–68, no missed years).

An add on from the same sports talk conversation, who hit the first home run in an All Star game?

Babe Ruth

Yep.

[cardcrimson]

Great guesses and yes, there were two all star games in the early sixties and maybe late 50's

Heard the discussion on sports talk, and they thought only Aaron, with Mays being equal years and appearances, but according to Claude:

Hank Aaron — 25 All-Star selections in 23 seasons (1954–76, no missed years; the extra games came purely from the 1959–62 doubleheader era).
Willie Mays — 24 selections in 22 seasons played (missed 1953 for military service).
Stan Musial — 24 selections in 22 seasons played (missed 1945 for military service).
Mickey Mantle — 20 selections in 18 seasons (1951–68, no missed years).

An add on from the same sports talk conversation, who hit the first home run in an All Star game?

Babe Ruth

Yep.