Tucker September 28 – Roy Lee September 28 – Glen Moulder September 28 – Mike Ulicny September 29 – Eddie Feinberg October October 3 – Frank Kalin October 4 – Hal Quick October 6 – Paul Calvert October 8 – Danny Murtaugh October 8 – Hal Toenes October 11 – Vince Castino October 12 – Ray Murray October 17 – Johnny Ostrowski October 18 – Loy Hanning October 21 – Frank Papish October 21 – Bob Prichard October 25 – Lee MacPhail October 27 – Bob Patrick October 28 – Joe Page October 30 – Bobby Bragan November November 1 – Pat Mullin November 3 – Len Gilmore November 3 – Eli Hodkey November 3 – Marguerite Jones November 6 – Bob Repass November 7 – Kathryn Beare November 9 – Bob Neighbors November 11 – Pat Scantlebury November 16 – Ed Busch November 20 – Jess Dobernic November 20 – Felix Mackiewicz November 20 – Mike Schemer November 23 – Jake Caulfield November 23 – Herman Reich November 25 – Len Perme November 26 – Pat Cooper November 26 – Mike Kosman December December 1 – Marty Marion December 9 – George Woodend December 10 – Andy Tomasic December 12 – Bob Carpenter December 12 – Clyde Kluttz December 16 – Jim Pruett December 18 – Margaret Stefani December 19 – Ray Poat December 27 – Herb Karpel Deaths January–March January 3 – Rynie Wolters, 74, Dutch pitcher and outfielder who hit .318 and posted a 19-23 record with the New York Mutuals, Cleveland Forest Citys and Elizabeth Resolutes between 1871 and 1873. January 10 – Jack McFetridge, 47, pitcher who played in 1890 and 1903 with the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League. January 13 – Jim Garry, 47, pitcher for the 1893 Boston Beaneaters. January 16 – Charlie Geggus, 54, pitcher who posted a 10-9 record and a 2.54 ERA for the 1884 Washington Nationals of the Union Association. January 17 – Pat McCauley, 46, backup catcher who played between 1893 and 1903 for the St. Louis Browns, Washington Senators and New York Highlanders. January 19 – Charlie Enwright, 29, shortstop who played for the 1909 St. Louis Cardinals. January 26 – Jim McGuire, 41, shortstop for the 1901 Cleveland Blues of the American League. January 30 – Cyclone Ryan, 51, Irish pitcher and first baseman who played for the 1887 New York Metropolitans and the 1891