July 14 – Ed Lagger July 15 – Joe Rogalski July 16 – Milt Bocek July 19 – Ben Geraghty July 20 – Heinie Mueller July 21 – Billy Holm July 24 – Alex Carrasquel July 30 – Carl Doyle July 30 – Johnny Rizzo July 30 – Charlie Uhlir July 31 – Jesse Landrum July 31 – Archie Wise August August 3 – Whitey Wilshere August 4 – Henry Coppola August 4 – Bill Schuster August 6 – Bud Hafey August 7 – Tom Drake August 9 – Lefty Sunkel August 12 – Harlond Clift August 14 – Paul Dean August 19 – Les Rock August 21 – Woody Williams August 24 – Frank Secory August 25 – George Cisar August 27 – Ted Olson August 28 – Luis Aparicio, Sr. August 28 – Goody Rosen September September 1 – Ham Schulte September 1 – Claude Wilborn September 4 – Gordon Maltzberger September 4 – Fred Walters September 6 – Vince DiMaggio September 8 – Frank Oceak September 9 – Johnny Lazor September 14 – Icehouse Wilson September 16 – Emil Bildilli September 19 – Red Barkley September 20 – Tony DePhillips September 20 – Al McLean September 26 – Grey Clarke September 29 – Glen Stewart October October 1 – Bob Griffith October 7 – Bill Patton October 9 – Mickey Haefner October 11 – Mike Guerra October 11 – Wayne Osborne October 12 – Ed Moriarty October 12 – Al Unser October 13 – Xavier Rescigno October 15 – Nick Tremark October 18 – Guy Curtright November November 5 – Buck Rogers November 10 – Birdie Tebbetts November 11 – Hal Trosky November 11 – Al Wright November 13 – Alex Kampouris November 13 – Jackie Price November 15 – Kit Carson November 18 – Charlie Fuchs November 19 – Steve Gerkin November 19 – Stu Martin November 22 – Ted Cieslak November 24 – Tony Giuliani November 27 – Tony York December December 1 – Cookie Lavagetto December 3 – Charlie Wagner December 20 – Tommy Irwin December 23 – Pat Ankenman December 24 – Dave Coble December 25 – Greek George December 25 – Quincy Trouppe December 27 – Jim Tobin December 28 – Otto Denning Deaths January January 11 – Lefty Marr, 49, outfielder/third baseman who hit .289 in 363 games for the Cincinnati Red Stockings, Columbus Solons, and Cincinnati Kelly's Killers from 1886