Infielder for the Baltimore Orioles (1955-57), Kansas City Athletics (1961-66), Chicago White Sox (1966-68), California Angels (1968) and Atlanta Braves (1968)
MLB first baseman and outfielder Cubs and White Sox from 1934-55. MVP 1945. 4x All - Star. Batting title in 1945 with .355 / Also Managed in the Major Leagues. Youngest MLB player to get over 160 hits in a season at the age of 18 in 1935
MLB pitcher from 1948-53 for Cubs, Pirates, Cardinals.
Known as 'Lefty'. Best season was 1049 going 13-7 with 3.96 ERA. Pitched no - hitter on May 6th, 1951 against Braves
Third Base Coach of the Detroit Tigers, former Third base coach of the Houston Astros, Former major league outfielder; played for Indians, Royals, Cubs, Dodgers & Pirates; former interim manager of the Houston Astros
MLB 1st baseman 1986-2000 for 4 teams. 'The Thrill' was 6x All-Star, Gold Glove, 2x Silver Slugger, NLCS MVP. Led league in 1988 with 109 RBI, 100 walks, 1989 with 104 RS, 1991 in slugging average & total bases. Career BA of .303. College HOF(2006)
former college/major league catcher/1st baseman; played for USC, Mariners and Pirates; won Buster Posey Award; former 1st round pick, #3 overall 2005 MLB Draft; All - American
MLB outfielder, PH, 1st baseman 1960-71 for Braves, Indians, Giants, Reds, Expos, Cubs. Best in 1964 (116 at - bats) with 4 doubles, 2 triples, HR, .302 BA
MLB outfielder from 1946-56 for the Senators, Orioles, White Sox, and Giants. Twice had batting average of .303 in 1950 and 1951. Minor League Player of the Year 1945
WWII - Mine Platoon of the Anti-Tank Company, 69th Infantry Division, 271st Regiment. First combat at the 'Siegfried Line' in February 1945; crossed the Rhine on March 27, 1945; arrived at the KZ Buchenwald one day after its liberation
former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Mets, Red Sox, Blue Jays & Royals; 1994 CY Young Award winner; 5X All-Star; Threw perfect game on July 19th, 1999; 5X World Series champion
Baseball Player: Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers // Actor: The Rifleman, Branded, Soylent Green, Flipper, Old Yeller, Big Country, Geronimo, Vendetta, Airplane, Designing Woman, South Sea Woman, Summer Camp Nightmare, Support Your Local Gunfighter
former major league pitcher; played for Indians, White Sox, Rangers, Dodgers, Mets, Angels, Phillies, Giants and Marlins; member of Marlins 1997 WS Championship team
Former major league first baseman; played for Brewers & Red Sox; former Astros manager; 5X All - Star; 2X Gold Glove winner; former manager of Indianapolis Indians (AAA). Struck out 6 times against Nolan Ryan in 1974 game
Director/actor/writer 'Return to Tarawa: The Leon Cooper Story' 'Random Passage'/4 years Naval officer in WW2. Landing craft officer-Boat Group Commander for my ship-landing assault troops on the beaches of six Japanese island strongholds
former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Phillies, Cardinals, Red Sox & Expos; played for the Canada National baseball team in the World Baseball Classic; currently a free agent
MLB outfielder from 1929-48 for A's, Red Sox, Senators, Tigers. 5x All - Star. Known as 'Flit'. Career BA of .297. Led league in hits in 1940, 7x in At - Bats.
Two World Series (Tigers championship in 1945) with
.387 BA and 6 RBI
U.S. Air Force brigadier general (Ret.)& author 'Around the World with LBJ: My Wild Ride As Air Force One Pilot', White House Aide, & Personal Confidant/Military aide & chief Air Force One pilot under President Lyndon B. Johnson
Former MLB player - Boston Braves (1952), Milwaukee Braves (1953, 1955), Cincinnati Redlegs (1956-58), St. Louis Cardinals (1959-61), Indiana Basketball HOF Inductee 1976
MLB P.H., outfielder, first baseman from 1996-2005 for Indians, Giants, Reds, Rockies, Tigers. Best season was 1999 with batting average of .330 in 88 at - bats
former major league pitcher; played for Orioles, Angels, Reds, Astros & Cardinals; 4X All-Star; CY Young 1969; member of Orioles 1970 World Series championship team
former MLB player, Outfielder. Played for Pirates, Phillies, Red Sox, Twins, Diamondbacks, Devil Rays & Orioles. Won a world series championship in 2001 with Arizona Diamondbacks
MLB 1st baseman, outfielder from 1954-66 for Cardinals, White Sox, Senators. 2x All - Star. Best season was 1959 with 65 RS, 28 doubles, 6 triples, 7 HR's, 60 RBI's, .345 BA
former Indians, Royals, A's, Tigers, Red Sox and Yankees outfielder. Part of two World Series champs. Got 3 hits (single, double, triple)
in first inning of MLB game against Florida
former major league first baseman; played for Mariners & Angels; 1984 AL Rookie of the Year; 1X All-Star; also in Japan for Kintetsu Buffaloes; current high school baseball coach for MLK High School in Riverside, CA
MLB pitcher from 1980-97 for Giants, Padres, Royals, Phillies, Braves, Brewers. Best in 1989 with Cy Young Award going 4-3, 44 saves (Rolaids Relief Award), 1.85 ERA & 1988 with 5 wins, 28 saves, 2.09 ERA. 2x All - Star (1988 & 89)
MLB outfielder from 1948-60 for the White Sox, Yankees, Browns, Tigers, and A's. Best season was 1953 getting 26 doubles, 6 triples, 11 home runs and batting .288
former major league player; played for Expos, Dodgers, Orioles and Cubs; managed Reds minor league teams; Dayton Dragons, Pensacola Blue Wahoos and Louisville Riverbats; current Reds 1st base coach
Author;'Just A Kid, A Guard at the Nuremberg Trials' 18 years old when drafted in 1944, into infantry. Found himself standing guard over Nazi war criminals, & watched as atrocities were described in detail throughout the Nuremberg Trails
MLB relief pitcher from 1988-95 for the Reds, Brewers, and White Sox. 2x All - Star, 1990 NLCS MVP, going 1-0 in 1990 World Series. Best seasons in 1991 with 3-5 record with 31 save, ERA of 3.17 and in 1992 going 3-5 with 25 saves, 3.07 ERA
MLB H.O.F. catcher from 1928-46, also Manger in 46 for Yankees. (1943 & 44 Military), Known as 'The Man Nobody Knows'. 11x All-Star. Career BA of .313. 4x over 100 RBI..1937 had 133 RBI, Brother of George. 8 W.S. (7x winner) had 5 HR, 24 RBI, .255 BA
former MLB pitcher - milwaukee brewers (1981), houston astros (1982-86), chicago cubs (1986-88), st. louis cardinals (1989-90, 92), kansas city royals (1993)
former major league second baseman; played for Boston/Milwaukee Braves & Detroit Tigers; played football, baseball & basketball at University of Iowa; member of University of Iowa Sports Hall of Fame
MLB pitcher from 1950-65 for 5 teams. 5x All-Star. Best seasons: 1957 went 16-6 (best w-l %), 2.77 ERA; 1961 ERA Title with 2.40 & 1962 went 20-10. Led league in Shutouts 1x, Complete Games 1x. Got a save in 1959 World Series for the champion White Sox
WWII veteran, born in 1913, believed to be the oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor. He served on the USS W> Virginia during the attack, and later served in the Korean War
Actor: L.A. Law, Dr. Giggles, Darkman, Paranoia, Prey, Timequest, Inferno, Dark Asylum, Tales from the Crypt, Gryphon, Dark Night of the Scarecrow, American Pie 2, Bean, Dorm Daze 2, Batman Beyond, Johnny Bravo, Dead Air
Outfielder for the Boston Red Sox formerly of - St. Louis Cardinals (1998-2003), Atlanta Braves (2004-), Los Angeles Dodgers (2005-2006), brother of former MLB Players Tim Drew & Stephen Drew
U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to the White House detail during the Kennedy years, Duncan served as the advance agent for Fort Worth during the Texas visit in November 1963
former MLB 1st baseman/DH. Played for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Okland Athletics. Won a world series championship in 2001. Also played in Mexico baseball league for Hermosillo were he was rookie of year in 1997
former major league outfielder; played for Padres, Angels, Cubs, Brewers, Reds and Cardinals; 4X All - Star; 8X Gold Glover; member of Cardinals 2006 World Championship team
MLB pitcher from 1962-69 for Reds, Angels & White Sox. All - Star 1965. Best Seasons were 1964 going 10-3 with 2.56 ERA and 1965 going 22-10 with 3.79 ERA
former MLB pitcher - chicago cubs (1958-66), philadelphia phillies (1967), boston red sox (1968-69), cleveland indians (1969-70), milwaukee brewers (1970-71)
Baseball / Relief Pitcher of the Late 1990's & 2000's / Member of 2004 World Champion Red Sox / Also Played for Padres, Giants, Braves, Indians & Yankees a's and now signed with the Charlotte Knights AAA team
former major league 1st baseman; played for Orioles, Senators, Rangers, A's and Angels; nicknamed 'Super Jew', 1X World Series Champion A's 1972, All - American
Former Milwaukee Brewer, hitting coach of Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (2009-10), Manager of the Timber Rattlers (2011-21). Coach for the Milwaukee Brewers in 2022
MLB 3rd & 1st baseman 1969-89 for Braves, Giants, Tigers. 2x All - Star. 'Howdy Doody' led league in walks 2x (1973, 74), HR Title in 1985 (40). Best in 1973 with 114 RS, 25 doubles, 8 triples, 41 HR, 104 RBI, .281 BA. World Series Champ in 1984
Former 1st baseman/outfielder with the Chicago White Soxs (1973, 1976) and Toronto Blue Jays (1977-1978) former 1st round pick of Chicago 4th overall in 1971
MLB first baseman from 1947-55 for the A's, White Sox, Tigers, Indians. Known as 'Burrhead' or 'Cocky'. Bat
champion in 1951 & 52 with BA of .344 & .327./ 5x Al - Star. Led league in doubles with 43 in 1952
1st baseman/outfielder with the L.A. Dodgers (1958-1969), Montreal Expos (1969-1974), St. Louis Cardinals (1975-1976), Oakland A's (1976), Toronto Blue Jays (1977), California Angels (1978) Broadcaster for the Dodgers, Mariners, Giants, and Angels. Memb
MLB outfielder from 1920-31 with the White Sox and Indians. Career batting average of .314. Best season was 1926 with 43 doubles, 4 triples, 8 home runs, 86 runs scored, 108 RBI's and .345 batting average
former MLB pitcher - los angeles dodgers (1983), new york mets (1984-93), baltimore orioles (1994-95), philadelphia phillies (1995-96), houston astros (1997)
MLB pitcher and pinch hitter from 1945-50 for Red Sox. In 1945 went 21-19 with 2 saves and 2.96 ERA and in 1946 (All - Star) was 25-6 (best w - l %), 3 saves, and 3.25 ERA. Pitched in 1946 World Series going 1-0 in 13 1/3 innings and 2.03 ERA
Former MLB outfielder, played for Orioles, Astros, Padres, Diamondbacks, Dodgers, Giants, Rockies. Was a 2x all-star, 5x gold glove winner and won 2001 world series
former major league pitcher; played for Blue Jays & Orioles; 1979 CY Young Award winner; member of Orioles 1983 World Series championship team; former Orioles broadcaster; former Orioles General Manager
former college/major league pitcher; played of University of Georgia, Mariners & Royals; member of University of Georgia College World Series championship team (1990)
MLB first baseman and outfielder from 1939-49 for the Tigers, Indians, and Pirates. Best season was 1942 hitting 14 home runs, scoring 71 runs, 82 RBI's with a .292 batting average
MLB first baseman from 1951-58 for Cubs, Pirates, Reds. Best season was 1953 with 79 RS, 24 doubles, 11 triples, 18 HR's, 78 RBI. .309 BA. A career .286 BA
MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1951-67 for Yankees. Cy Young 1961. 10x All - Star. W.S. MVP. ERA Title 2x (1956, 58). Led league in wins 3x. Best in 1961 going 25-4 with 3.21 ERA & 1963 with 24-11, save, 2.74 ERA. 11 W.S. (6x Champs) 10-8, 2.71 ERA
Baseball / Pitcher of the 1980's & 90's / Rangers, Brewers, Red Sox / Durable Left Handed Reliever / Born in Cuba. Current pitching coach for Dayton Dragons
MLB relief pitcher for Mets, Reds, Astros; 4X All-Star.
2x Rolaids Relief. 3x most saves. 10x with 29 or more saves. Best in 1988 with 6 wins, 39 saves, 1.57 ERA 424 saves (most for any left-handed pitcher). In 2000 World Series, 1-0, 3 1/3 IP, no runs
MLB outfielder, first baseman, P.H., from 1956-70 for 9 teams. 2nd for R.O.Y. in 1956. Led league in doubles in 1960. All-Star in 1961 with 87 RS, 30 doubles, 8 triples, 16 HR, 85 RBI. .301 BA. In 1959 (399 AB) hit 20 HR with .363 BA. Father of Terry
Former baseball player 1939-1949 with Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers, Philadelphia A's and NY Giants. He also managed the SF Giants and Chicago Cubs 1965-1979. Born: 01/04/1914
MLB outfielder, P.H. from 1947-56 for Cardinals, Reds, Orioles, Indians. Known as 'Cobra Joe'. Best in 1954
(88 at - bats) had 12 RS, 5 doubles, two triples, 3 HR's, 18 RBI, .295 BA