Warren Huston November November 4 – Joe Kracher November 12 – Gene Lillard November 15 – Lyle Judy November 15 – Swede Larsen November 17 – Lee Stine November 18 – Charlie Fuchs November 23 – Les Scarsella November 24 – Walter Wilson November 26 – Garton Del Savio November 30 – Wally Holborow December December 2 – Glenn Crawford December 6 – Bill Kerksieck December 12 – Bill Webb December 13 – Scat Metha December 14 – Eddie Smith December 21 – Heinie Heltzel December 24 – George Jeffcoat December 24 – Owen Scheetz December 26 – Al Milnar December 27 – Red Lynn Deaths January–March January 6 – Jack Boyle, 46, catcher/first baseman who hit .253 with 23 home runs and 570 RBI for five different teams in three leagues from 1886 to 1898. January 9 – George Crosby, 55, pitcher for the 1884 Chicago White Stockings of the National League. January 14 – Hal O'Hagan, 43, first baseman for the 1892 Chicago Orphans and for the New York Giants, Cleveland Bronchos and Washington Senators in the 1902 season. January 15 – Icicle Reeder, 55, outfielder who played in 1884 with the AA Cincinnati Red Stockings and the UA Washington Nationals. January 16 – Tom Dolan, 58, catcher who hit .242 for five teams in three leagues between 1879 and 1888. February 5 – George Frazier, 52, owner and manager of the 1890 Syracuse Stars of the then-major-league American Association. February 9 – Joe Stewart, 33, pitcher for the Boston Beaneaters of the National League. February 26 – Mike Drissel, 48, catcher in six games for the St. Louis Browns 1885 American Association champions. March 3 – Jack Fee, 45, pitcher for the 1889 Indianapolis Hoosiers of the National League. March 28 – Clare Patterson, 25, left fielder for the 1909 Cincinnati Reds of the National League. April–June April 16 – Jerry Harrington, 45, National League catcher who hit .227 in 189 games with the Cincinnati Reds (1890-'92) and Louisville Colonels (1893). April 18 – Roscoe Miller, 36, pitcher for the Detroit Tigers (1901-'02), New York Giants (1902-'03) and Pittsburgh Pirates (1904), who became the first 20-game winner in Tigers history. April 23 – Charlie Pabor, 66, player-manager for four teams of the National Association from 1871 through 1875. May 1 – Charlie Reynolds, 55, pitcher for the 1882 Philadelphia Athletics of the American Association. May 13 –