Clendenon July 15 – Bob Miller July 19 – Nick Koback July 21 – Moe Drabowsky July 25 – Larry Sherry July 26 – Buddy Gilbert July 26 – Lou Jackson July 27 – John Edelman July 27 – Sarah Jane Sands July 28 – Ernie Bowman July 31 – Terry Fox August August 1 – Phyllis Bookout August 12 – Ken McBride August 13 – Mudcat Grant August 15 – Joey Jay August 18 – Bob Humphreys August 19 – Bobby Richardson August 26 – Al Silvera August 27 – Ernie Broglio August 30 – Frank Funk August 31 – Frank Robinson September September 2 – Gordon Massa September 2 – Don Williams September 5 – Tom Patton September 7 – Enrique Maroto September 9 – Jim Proctor September 17 – Tadashi Sugiura September 18 – Jerry Mallett September 26 – Walt Streuli September 27 – Dave Wickersham September 28 – Bob Dustal September 29 – Bob Anderson September 29 – Howie Bedell October October 12 – Tony Kubek October 12 – Bobo Osborne October 16 – Manny Montejo October 18 – Howie Nunn October 28 – Bob Veale October 30 – Jim Perry November November 7 – Jay Hankins November 9 – Bob Gibson November 9 – Joan Kaufman November 15 – Jack Smith November 21 – Dick Bertell November 25 – Jim Duffalo December December 2 – Harry Taylor December 7 – Don Cardwell December 13 – Joe Christopher December 13 – Lindy McDaniel December 17 – Cal Ripken Sr. December 19 – Tony Taylor December 25 – Joyce Steele December 25 – Joanne Weaver December 26 – Al Jackson December 29 – Annie Gosbee December 30 – Sandy Koufax Deaths January January 14 – Irv Young, 57, pitcher for the Beaneaters, Doves, WhiteSox and Pirates in six seasons from 1905 to 1911, a 20-game winner in his rookie season, who twice led the National League in starts, complete games and innings pitched. January 29 – Ed Murphy, 58, pitcher for the 1898 Philadelphia Phillies and for the St. Louis Cardinals from 1901 to 1903. February February 18 – Gene DeMontreville, 61, a .303 career hitter with the Senators, Beaneaters, Orioles, Orphans and Superbas from 1894 to 1904, who was able to play all positions except pitcher and catcher. February 22 – Marsh Williams, 42, pitcher for the 1916 Philadelphia Athletics. February 24 – Joe Moffet, 75,