August 23 – Sam White August 24 – Paul Des Jardien August 24 – Bartolo Portuondo August 25 – Bob Gandy August 27 – Howie Haworth August 27 – Dizzy Nutter August 30 – Ralph Head August 31 – Murphy Currie September September 5 – Don Rader September 6 – Bill Murray September 9 – Walt Kinney September 11 – Ray Grimes September 11 – Roy Grimes September 13 – John Kelleher September 13 – Mike McNally September 13 – Dutch Ruether September 15 – Speed Martin September 17 – Whitey Glazner September 20 – Jack Bradley September 20 – Doc Wallace September 22 – Ira Flagstead September 22 – Pat French September 25 – Ed Chaplin September 28 – Mike Massey September 28 – Cy Rheam September 30 – Duke Kelleher October October 5 – Paul Speraw October 6 – Pat Duncan October 6 – Johnny Tillman October 12 – Hank Ritter October 13 – Pickles Dillhoefer October 13 – Dick Spalding October 15 – John Karst October 15 – Gil Whitehouse October 19 – Lloyd Christenbury October 25 – Vic Aldridge October 31 – Bill Herring November November 1 – Tom Burr November 1 – Otis Lawry November 4 – Bill Leinhauser November 5 – Spencer Heath November 6 – Dana Fillingim November 15 – Joe Leonard November 16 – Cristóbal Torriente November 21 – Ziggy Hasbrook November 25 – Gene Bailey November 28 – Benn Karr November 28 – Frank O'Rourke November 29 – Carter Elliott November 29 – Charlie Snell November 30 – Tex Hoffman December December 2 – Tommy Vereker December 4 – Luke Nelson December 5 – Joe Gedeon December 6 – Hack Eibel December 12 – Les Hennessy December 17 – Bert Yeabsley December 18 – Dominic Mulrenan December 18 – Rinaldo Williams December 19 – Paul Strand December 22 – Marty Becker December 22 – Jesse Winters December 29 – Joe Smith Deaths January 4 – Jim Halpin, 29, shortstop in 1882, and 1884–1885. March – Joseph Quinn, ??, catcher for two teams in 1881. April 18 – Fred Siefke, 23, third baseman for the 1890 Brooklyn Gladiators. October 10 – Lip Pike, 48, outfielder for several teams from 1871 to 1881 who batted .300 four times in the National Association and twice in the NL, winning four home run titles; the sport's first Jewish star. December 2 – Bill Gleason, 25,