21 – Connie Creeden July 22 – Butch Sutcliffe July 23 – Hersh Lyons July 26 – Mel Deutsch July 27 – Dick Kimble July 30 – Jerry Witte July 31 – Jess Pike August August 4 – Luke Easter August 7 – Les Fleming August 9 – Arnie Moser August 15 – Charley Suche August 18 – Max Lanier August 18 – Agapito Mayor August 19 – Bill Nagel August 23 – Gil Torres August 24 – Chubby Dean August 25 – Joe Gantenbein August 26 – Heinz Becker August 27 – Emil Verban August 29 – Ford Garrison September September 3 – Eddie Stanky September 3 – Lefty West September 5 – Bob Maier September 7 – Regino Otero September 8 – Len Gabrielson September 13 – Morrie Aderholt September 19 – Paul Kardow September 21 – Ed Walczak September 22 – Reese Diggs September 27 – Harry Chozen October October 1 – Red Tramback October 3 – Charlie Letchas October 6 – Dutch Meyer October 10 – Harry Eisenstat October 12 – Lou Novikoff October 14 – William Ford October 14 – Ken Heintzelman October 14 – Max Macon October 16 – Paul Masterson October 17 – Mike Sandlock October 18 – George Gick October 19 – Sam Nahem October 30 – Red Borom November November 8 – Wayne Ambler November 9 – Benny McCoy November 11 – George Case November 11 – Bill Lefebvre November 13 – Ted Wilks November 16 – Garth Mann November 16 – Blas Monaco November 20 – Jack Aragón November 23 – Bob Kahle November 24 – Dick West November 25 – Bob Finley December December 3 – Butch Wensloff December 5 – Bobby Mattick December 7 – Johnny Gee December 7 – Vinnie Smith December 14 – Paul Erickson December 18 – Johnny Barrett December 19 – Mickey Witek December 19 – Eddie Yount December 20 – Marv Felderman December 24 – Frank Trechock December 26 – Frank Dascoli December 28 – Hank Sweeney Deaths January–March January 27 – John Coleman, 54, pitcher for the 1890 Philadelphia Phillies. January 29 – George Baker, 57, outfielder who played from 1883 through 1886 for the Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Maroons, and Kansas City Cowboys. February 5 – Ross Barnes, 64, star second baseman of the 1870s who batted .359 lifetime, winning first National League batting title with .429 mark, also leading league