14 – José Pérez Colmenares July 16 – Don Ross July 17 – Charlie Frye July 18 – Andy Gilbert July 18 – Ben Huffman July 19 – Marius Russo July 23 – Frank Croucher July 26 – Ellis Kinder July 30 – Steve Peek July 31 – Elmer Riddle August August 5 – Bob Daughters August 5 – Bob Loane August 6 – Tommy Reis August 22 – Augie Donatelli August 24 – George Turbeville August 26 – Al Cuccinello August 30 – Buddy Hancken September September 7 – Hermina Franks September 11 – Clay Smith September 18 – Bill Sodd September 23 – Mack Stewart September 27 – Bill Jackowski September 28 – Dick Midkiff September 29 – Johnny Johnson October October 3 – Woody Wheaton October 4 – Bruce Sloan October 6 – George Washburn October 10 – Italo Chelini October 10 – Tommy Fine October 13 – Frankie Hayes October 14 – Harry Brecheen October 28 – Johnny Rigney October 30 – Lefty Wilkie November November 2 – Jesse Flores November 2 – Tom McBride November 2 – Johnny Vander Meer November 4 – Sig Gryska November 4 – Les McCrabb November 5 – Mark Mauldin November 10 – Angel Fleitas November 12 – Emerson Dickman November 13 – Jack Hallett November 15 – Mickey Livingston November 15 – Maurice Van Robays November 19 – Eddie Morgan November 21 – Pinky Jorgensen November 21 – George Scharein November 22 – Alex Pitko November 23 – Emmett Ashford November 23 – Mel Preibisch November 25 – Joe DiMaggio November 25 – Gene Handley November 26 – Ed Weiland November 29 – Joe Orengo December December 6 – Turkey Tyson December 9 – Hank Camelli December 11 – Bill Nicholson December 12 – Buzzie Bavasi December 14 – Rusty Peters December 17 – Dave Smith Deaths January–April January 11 – Walt Goldsby, 52, outfielder who hit .236 for five teams in two different leagues between 1884 and 1888. January 13 – Aaron Clapp, 57, first baseman for the 1879 Troy Trojans of the National League. January 20 – Pat Lyons, 53, Canadian second baseman who played for the Cleveland Spiders of the National League in 1890. February 1 – Sam Weaver, 58, pitcher who posted a 68-80 record and a 3.21 ERA with five teams in four different leagues from 1875 to 1886. February 9 – Buster Brown,