– Myles Thomas October 26 – Skipper Friday October 26 – George Winn October 29 – Ty Pickup October 30 – Kettle Wirts October 31 – Tony Rego November November 4 – Ted Menze November 4 – Dolly Stark November 5 – Jack Ogden November 9 – Johnny Gooch November 9 – Harvey Hendrick November 17 – Davey Claire November 17 – Rube Lutzke November 20 – Larry Benton November 21 – Andy High November 23 – Bubber Jonnard November 23 – Claude Jonnard November 23 – Freddy Leach November 23 – Beans Reardon November 26 – Bill Warwick November 30 – Win Ballou November 30 – Dud Branom December December 10 – Jocko Conlon December 10 – Tim Griesenbeck December 11 – Slim Harriss December 14 – Syl Simon December 16 – Fred Wigington December 18 – Lance Richbourg December 19 – Mike Herrera December 20 – Snooks Dowd December 21 – Hal Haid December 21 – Pete Scott December 22 – Harvey Freeman December 23 – Nemo Gaines December 25 – Allen Elliott December 27 – Jackie Tavener Deaths February 5 – Old Hoss Radbourn, 42, Hall of Fame pitcher who won over 300 games including a record 60 for the 1884 Providence Grays, leading the National League in wins, strikeouts, winning percentage and games twice each and in shutouts, innings and ERA once each; completing 489 out of 503 starts, pitching three shutouts in the 1884 World Championship Series, while holding single-season records for games pitched with 76 in 1883, going 27–12 for the 1890 Players' League champions. February 8 – Fleury Sullivan, 35, pitcher. March 5 – Dave Foutz, 40, first baseman/outfielder/pitcher who played from 1884 through 1896 for the St. Louis Browns and the Brooklyn Bridegrooms/Grooms, a three-time .300 hitter and manager for the Brooklyn teams between 1893 and 1896 for a .690 career winning percentage, while pitching 41 wins for the 1886 champion Browns. March 10 – Wes Blogg, 42, catcher. March 21 – Andy Allison, 49, first baseman. March 22 – Dave Anderson, 28, pitcher. March 25 – Bill Quarles, 28, pitcher. April 13 – Charlie Yingling, 31, shortstop. July 10 – Kid Baldwin, 32, catcher. August 1 – Jake Seymour, 43, who played for the Pittsburgh Alleghenys of the American Association in the 1882 season. August 4 – John Gilroy, 27, pitcher. August 9 – Jack Scheible, 31, pitcher. August 19 –