Dimmel October 21 – Keith Drumright October 22 – Jamie Quirk October 23 – John Castino October 25 – Tito Landrum October 28 – Gary Rajsich October 28 – Sammy Stewart October 29 – Kip Young November November 1 – Miguel Diloné November 8 – Gary Lucas November 9 – Al Greene November 10 – Bob Stanley November 11 – Bob Long November 11 – Ron Musselman November 14 – Willie Hernández November 18 – Craig Stimac November 21 – Alan Hargesheimer November 21 – Gary Wilson November 23 – Glenn Brummer November 23 – Broderick Perkins November 23 – Ken Schrom November 30 – Juan Berenguer December December 1 – Dan Schatzeder December 2 – Julio Cruz December 4 – Tucker Ashford December 5 – Gary Roenicke December 6 – Mike Parrott December 11 – Bob Sykes December 22 – Sheldon Burnside December 22 – Ken Landreaux December 25 – Jeff Little December 26 – Ozzie Smith Deaths January January 5 – Rabbit Maranville, 62, Hall of Fame shortstop and second baseman for five National League clubs over 23 years between 1912 and 1935, a diminutive and rambunctious character who had the range to top middle infielders in putouts (six times), assists (four), double plays (five), and fielding average (three), as well as the cleanup hitter of the 1914 Boston Braves Miracle Team, who after being in last place on the Fourth of July, rallied and posted a 68–19 record to win the National League pennant and then, as heavy underdogs, swept the heavily favored Philadelphia Athletics in four straight games to clinch the 1914 World Series. January 7 – Red Schillings, 53, relief pitcher in four games for the 1922 Philadelphia Athletics. January 9 – Skeeter Shelton, 65, outfielder who played the New York Yankees in the 1915 season, and later served as a baseball coach in West Virginia University from 1918 to 1920 and at Marshall University from 1922 to 1923. January 11 – Sumner Bowman, 86, pitcher who played from 1890 to 1891 for the Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Alleghenys and Philadelphia Athletics. January 16 – Clay Perry, 72, third baseman for the Detroit Tigers in their 1908 season. January 16 – Fred Payne, 73, catcher who played from 1906 through 1911 for the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox. January 20 – Bunny Madden, 71, catcher for the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies between 1909