Burton November November 16 – Leon Brown November 20 – Ron Cash November 22 – Rich Chiles November 28 – Dave Augustine December December 2 – Jay Kleven December 11 – Craig Caskey December 14 – Bill Buckner December 20 – Cecil Cooper December 20 – Oscar Gamble December 21 – Larry Bradford December 24 – Frank Taveras December 27 – Chico Escárrega December 28 – John Milner Deaths January January 1 – Hans Rasmussen, 53, pitcher who played for the Chicago Whales during the 1915 season. January 4 – Joe Evers, 57, pinch-runner who appeared in just one game for the 1913 New York Giants. January 5 – Ralph Edwards, 66, second baseman for the 1915 Philadelphia Athletics. January 9 – Harry McIntire, 69, pitcher who played from 1905 through 13 for the Brooklyn Superbas, Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds, who posted a 13-9 record with a 3.07 ERA and 10 complete games in 1910, to help Chicago win the 1910 National League pennant. January 21 – Russ Ennis, 51, catcher who played for the Washington Senators in the 1926 season. January 23 – Walt Herrell, 69, pitcher for the 1911 Washington Senators. January 26 − Hugh Bradley, 63, first baseman who played for the Boston Red Sox, Pittsburgh Rebels, Brooklyn Tip-Tops and Newark Pepper in a span of four seasons from 1910–1915, including the 1912 World Champion Red Sox. January 28 – Frank Naleway, 46, shortstop who played with the Chicago White Sox in 1924. February February 4 – Pat Martin, 54, pitcher who played for the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1920 season. February 8 – John Carden, 27, pitcher for the 1946 New York Giants. February 10 – Johnny Bates, 66, outfielder who played from 1906 to 1914 for the Boston Beaneaters, Boston Doves, Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Terrapins, as well is a member of the select list of players who hit a home run in their first MLB at bat. February 15 – Tommy Raub, 78, backup catcher who played for the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals in part of two seasons spanning 1903–1906. February 18 – Marty O'Toole, 60, pitcher who played with the Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Giants in a span of five seasons from 1908 to 1914. February 20 – Norm Baker, 85, who pitched for the Pittsburgh Alleghenys, Louisville Colonels and Baltimore Orioles of