abandoned by the AL in 1971, the National League would return to the nation's capital 106 years later. The National League would remain at eight teams until 1962. Births January January 3 – Buzz Arlett January 5 – Bill Hunnefield January 5 – Bob Kinsella January 6 – Charles Beverly January 9 – Bill Conroy January 11 – General Crowder January 12 – Joe Hauser January 13 – Cactus Keck January 14 – Ralph Miller January 16 – Showboat Fisher January 17 – Tripp Sigman January 18 – Eddie Moore January 21 – Lew Fonseca January 23 – Haddie Gill January 23 – Bill Regan January 24 – Bob Berman January 27 – Bob Barrett January 27 – Bibb Falk January 29 – Scrip Lee January 29 – Ollie Voigt January 31 – Don Songer February February 6 – Walt Huntzinger February 7 – Earl Whitehill February 9 – Specs Toporcer February 10 – Bill Whaley February 13 – George Stutz February 17 – Peahead Walker February 24 – Pinky Pittenger February 25 – Stan Rees February 27 – Pat McNulty February 28 – Lil Stoner March March 1 – Ernie Padgett March 2 – George Stueland March 4 – Dutch Kemner March 13 – Otis Brannan March 16 – Vic Keen March 17 – Charlie Root March 27 – Ed Hock March 27 – Marty Walker March 28 – Al Hermann March 29 – Herb McQuaid March 30 – Hal Rhyne March 31 – Ed Johnson April April 5 – Tony Welzer April 8 – Ted Kleinhans April 8 – Lerton Pinto April 10 – Rudy Kneisch April 12 – Bernie Henderson April 12 – Trader Horne April 18 – Bill Bayne April 18 – Harry Hulihan April 29 – Frank McGee May May 2 – Skinny O'Neal May 2 – Gale Staley May 7 – Eddie Pick May 8 – Fritz Henrich May 10 – Freddie Maguire May 12 – Tod Dennehey May 14 – Earle Combs May 23 – Frank Kelliher May 23 – Charlie Niebergall May 25 – Jimmie Keenan May 28 – Bob Rice May 29 – Hal Elliott May 29 – Art Reinhart June June 1 – Al Niehaus June 2 – Sloppy Thurston June 3 – Urbane Pickering June 7 – Lafayette Henion June 11 – Horace Allen June 14 – William Pierson June 22 – Leo Moon June 25 – June Greene