Margaret Jurgensmeier September 6 – Tom Flanigan September 10 – Roger Maris September 11 – Marlan Coughtry September 12 – Albie Pearson September 13 – Tom Hughes September 14 – Bob Perry September 18 – Marilyn Jenkins September 21 – Jerry Zimmerman September 22 – Lou Johnson October October 1 – Chuck Hiller October 2 – Earl Wilson October 4 – Don Bradey October 7 – Sammy Drake October 8 – Mickey Harrington October 14 – Tom Cheney October 26 – Barbara Galdonik October 31 – Carl Boles November November 1 – Howie Goss November 10 – Norm Cash November 25 – Cholly Naranjo November 30 – Steve Hamilton December December 2 – Andre Rodgers December 6 – Dan Dobbek December 11 – Lee Maye December 16 – Jim Bailey December 17 – Kent Hadley December 19 – Al Kaline December 25 – Charlie Beamon December 29 – Ramón Conde Deaths January January 9 – Perry Werden, 68, first baseman who played for the St. Louis Maroons, Washington Nationals, Toledo Maumees, Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Browns and Louisville Colonels in parts of seven seasons spanning 1884–1897. January 16 – Wiley Dunham, 56, pitcher for the 1902 St. Louis Cardinals. January 28 – John Kane, 51, outfielder who played with the Cincinnati Reds in 1907 and the Chicago Cubs in 1910. January 29 – Bill Schenck, 79, infielder who played for the Louisville Eclipse, Richmond Virginians and Brooklyn Grays in a span of three seasons from 1882–1885. January 30 – Frank McGee, 34, first baseman who played two games for the 1925 Washington Senators. February February 8 – Tom Sexton, 68, shortstop for the 1884 Milwaukee Brewers. February 12 – Rowdy Elliott, 43, catcher who spent 23 years in baseball between 1907 and 1929, which included stints in the majors with the Boston Doves (1910), Chicago Cubs (1916–1918) and Brooklyn Robins (1920), being also a World War I veteran. February 20 – George Mappes, 68, backup catcher and second baseman who played from 1885 to 1886 for the Baltimore Orioles and the St. Louis Maroons. February 21 – Doc Adkins, 61, pitcher who played with the Boston Americans in 1902 and the New York Highlanders in 1903. February 21 – Jim Roxburgh, 76, catcher for the 1884 Baltimore Orioles and the 1887 Philadelphia Athletics. February 25 – John McGraw, 60, Hall of Fame manager who from 1902 through 1932 led the