Miller November 26 – Walt Ripley November 28 – Max West December December 4 – Ray Sanders December 5 – Steve Rachunok December 5 – Len Schulte December 7 – Jorge Comellas December 13 – Hank Majeski December 13 – Lou Thuman December 14 – Gene Stack December 24 – Jack Graham December 27 – Charlie Brewster Deaths January–February January 1 – Jake Drauby, 52, third baseman who hit .206 in ten games for the Washington Senators of the National League in 1892. January 6 – King Cole, 29, pitcher who was 20-4 and led National League in ERA for the 1910 Chicago Cubs; gave up Babe Ruth's first hit in 1914, and inspired Ring Lardner's "Alibi Ike" stories. January 20 – Emmet Heidrick, 39, centerfielder for four teams in the National and American leagues between 1898 and 1908, who collected a .300 average and 186 stolen bases in 757 career games. February 5 – Ed Irwin, 34, third baseman who played one game for the 1912 Detroit Tigers of the American League. February 14 – Pat Carroll, 62, Union Association catcher and right fielder for the Altoona Mountain City and the Philadelphia Keystones in the 1884 season. February 25 – Art Allison, 67, outfielder-first baseman who hit .254 for five teams between 1871 and 1876. March–April March 4 – Abe Wolstenholme, 55, catcher for the 1883 Philadelphia Quakers of the National League. March 7 – Fred Donovan, 51, catcher for the Cleveland Spiders of the National League in 1895. March 23 – Frank Graves, 55, catcher for the 1886 St. Louis Maroons of the National League. March 28 – Eddie Hohnhorst, 51, first baseman for the Cleveland Naps of the American League in the 1910 and 1912 seasons. April 6 – Fred Mann, 58, centerfielder who hit .262 and scored 388 runs in 577 games for five clubs from 1882 to 1887. April 8 – Bill Moran, 46, National League catcher who hit a .147 average in 39 games with the St. Louis Browns (1892) and the Chicago Colts (1895). April 16 – Jim McTamany, 52, center fielder for four teams from 1885 to 1891, who led the American Association in runs (140) and walks (112) in 1890, while collecting 255 stolen bases and a .371 on-base percentage in 813 career-games. April 26 – Skyrocket Smith, first baseman who hit a .238 average with a .349 on-base percentage for