Tommie Agee August 11 – Sal Campisi August 15 – Cap Peterson August 20 – Fred Norman August 23 – Dave Dowling August 23 – Danny Murphy August 25 – Shaun Fitzmaurice August 29 – Dan Schneider August 31 – Tom Dukes August 31 – Ramón Webster September September 5 – Dave Morehead September 8 – Steve Hargan September 9 – Ron Stone September 21 – Sam McDowell September 21 – Bill Wilson September 23 – Jim Rooker September 23 – Woody Woodward September 24 – Chuck Nieson September 28 – Grant Jackson October October 6 – Jerry Grote October 8 – Bill Landis October 13 – Bob Bailey October 16 – Pete Lovrich October 17 – Pete Cimino October 18 – Vern Holtgrave October 18 – Willie Horton October 22 – Cecil Upshaw October 31 – Dave McNally November November 2 – Ron Reed November 4 – Jack Whillock November 5 – Richie Scheinblum November 6 – Jim Gosger November 19 – Larry Haney November 23 – Jerry Nyman November 24 – Fred Beene November 25 – Bobby Etheridge December December 3 – José Peña December 4 – Dick Billings December 5 – Steve Shea December 6 – Arnold Umbach December 7 – Alex Johnson December 13 – Ferguson Jenkins December 14 – Jim Roland December 21 – Pete Charton December 22 – Jack Jenkins December 23 – Jerry Koosman December 27 – Byron Browne Deaths January January 4 – Herold Juul, 48, pitcher for the 1914 Brooklyn Tip-Tops of the Federal League. January 8 – Harry Pearce, 52, second baseman who played from 1917 through 1919 for the Philadelphia Phillies. January 22 – Louis Santop, 52, Hall of Fame catcher in the Negro leagues, an amazing .406 lifetime hitter and the first legitimate home run slugger in black baseball history. January 31 – Henry Larkin, 82, 19th century first baseman and manager who hit .303 in 10 seasons with the Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Infants/Indians and Washington Senators. January 31 – Ed Phelps, 62, catcher who played with four teams in 11 seasons spanning 1902–1913, and a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates teams who the 1902 and 1903 National League Pennants and played in the 1903 World Series. February February 3 – Frank Luce, 45, outfielder who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1923 season. February 3 – Happy Finneran, 51, pitcher who played for the Philadelphia Phillies,