14 games for the 1964–1967 Washington Senators; hit a home run in his first career at bat with the Baltimore Orioles on May 3, 1963. June June 3 – Joe Cleary, 85, pitcher, the last native of Ireland to play in a major league game. June 4 – Wilmer Fields, 81, pitcher/outfielder who was a household name in the Negro leagues and other baseball circuits between the 1940s and 1950s, winning seven MVP Awards throughout the course of his distinguished career. June 8 – Mack Jones, 65, outfielder for Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds and Montreal Expos over ten seasons between 1961 and 1971, who smacked the first major league home run hit in Canada. June 16 – Rob Derksen, 44, Baltimore Orioles scout and former minor league pitcher, manager and coach who became a respected figure in international baseball; coach of 1996 Australian Olympic baseball team and, at the time of his death, the 2004 Greek Olympic baseball team, when he suffered a fatal heart attack during a scouting trip prior to the Olympiad. June 16 – George Hausmann, 88, second baseman in 285 games for the New York Giants in 1944–1945, who was suspended for jumping to the outlaw Mexican League; upon reinstatement, played 16 more games with 1949 Giants. June 28 – Hal Toenes, 86, pitcher who worked in three games for the 1947 Washington Senators. July July 9 – Tony Lupien, 87, first baseman for three teams who later managed in the minor leagues and coached at Dartmouth for 21 years. July 10 – Art Rebel, 90, outfielder/pinch hitter who appeared in 33 MLB games for 1938 Philadelphia Phillies and 1945 St. Louis Cardinals. July 13 – Betty Luna, 77, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League pitcher who posted a 74-70 record with a 2.12 ERA and hurled two no-hitters. July 26 – Rubén Gómez, 77, pitcher for the Giants who in 1954 became the first Puerto Rican to win a World Series game. August August 3 – Bob Murphy, 79, broadcaster for the New York Mets for 42 years (1962–2003); enshrined in the Hall of Fame broadcasters' wing as a Ford Frick Award winner; previously worked for the Red Sox (1954–1959) and Orioles (1960–1961). August 4 – Jeanne Gilchrist, 78, Canadian catcher who played for the Peoria Redwings of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. August 11 – Joe Falls, 76, sportswriter for various Detroit newspapers since