JFK - Head of the Blue Key Society of Southwestern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette (now ULL) who met and got photographed with future President Kennedy at the Crowley Rice Festival in 1959
Dominican-born outfielder who was signed by the Expos as a free-agent in 1992; he made his major league debut in 2000 for the Boston Red Sox. He is now (2015) a coach for the Jupiter Hammerheads
former major league catcher/current coach; played for Boston Red Sox & Toronto Blue Jays; current AAA Manager of Norfolk Tides (Mets); also managed minor league teams for Yankees, Boston & Milwaukee
In 1954 Ed Andrews was the New York Yankees' first Negro League pitcher. Unfortunately Andrews never panned out as expected or he and not Elston Howard would have been the first black player in team history.
former major league second baseman; played for Cubs, Indians, Red Sox, Senators, Braves & Angels; also played in Japan from 1964-66; brother of former major leaguer, Bob Aspromonte; managed Indians from 1972-74
former pitcher in Major League Baseball who played for the Minnesota Twins, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, Florida Marlins, New York Yankees, Arizona Diamondbacks and Boston Red Sox
former MLB player - boston redsox (1947-1951), st. louis bronws (1951), detroit tigers (1952-1954), chicago whitesox (1954), cincinnati reds (1955-1956)
Born 1916.Last living female 'Monuments Men' of the 2nd wave of Monuments Men which began their work after the war had ended. She is related to writer Virginia Woolf
Baseball / 1990-2000 / 3rd & 1st Baseman / Played for 5 Teams / 1st Round Draft Pick Out of UCLA in 1986 - Ninth Overall / Current Hitting Coach for the Houston Astros
MLB outfielder from 1988-2001 for Angels, Brewers, Rockies, Reds, Red Sox. 4x All - Star. Silver Slugger. Led league in hits 2x. HR title in 1995 with 40 & leading the league in RBI's with 128 while batting .340. A career BA of .299
former MLB pitcher - kansas city royals (1973-78), philadelphia phillies (1979), new york yankees (1980-81), chicago cubs (1981-82), boston red sox (1983)
MLB 3rd & 1st baseman, shortstop from 1948-60 for 6 teams. Known as 'Ike'. 2x All-Star. Led league in RBI's with 116 in 1955. Best season - 1953 with 94 RS, 8 triples, 26 HR's, 114 RBI's, .296 BA. Father of Bob Boone. Grandfather of Bret & Aaron Boone
MLB H.O.F. shortstop 1938-52 - Indians, Red Sox. 10 yrs as player-manager. Manger of Indians, Red Sox, A's, Cubs. MVP 1948 as player/manager winning 1948 World Series, had 4 doubles, .273 BA. 8x All-Star, Bat title 1944 (.327). Best in 48 with .355 BA
MLB pitcher 1982-91 for Red Sox, Expos, Rangers. Best seasons were 1985 going 15-13 with 3.70 ERA &
1986 with 16-10, 3.78 ERA and 1990 with 10-6, 2.93 ERA
Actor Director Writer active from the 50's into the 70's. Directed several religous themed films in the 50's. Appeared in small tv roles. Was the son of censor Joseph Breen
MLB pitcher from 1952-59 with Red Sox, Senators & Indians. Went 1-0 giving up only 3 hits in 10 scoreless innings in 1958. In 1959 went 2-2 with 1.80 ERA despite a sore shoulder
MLB relief pitcher from 1935-46 for Pirates, Dodgers and Red Sox. Twice league leader in saves
wit 7 in 1937 and 1940 and twice most relief wins in 1938 and 1942
former MLB pitcher - San Francisco Giants (1987-94), Florida Marlins (1995-96), Texas Rangers (1996-99), Atlanta Braves (2000-01), Boston Red Sox (2002-03)
American Former Male Comedian & Actor - TV Series - 'The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show' (1950-1958). Movie - 'Six of a Kind' (1934), 'Oh God!' 1977), ' The Sunshine Boys' (1975), '18 Again!' (1988), 'A Damsel In Distress' (1937) Plus Many More Roles
German ww2 ME262 pilot born 1924. Was never in the Wehrmacht; author - The last of the few: An Me.262 Pilot remembers, flew the buckner 181, 131, fw 44, ar 66, f-13, w33, w34, ju86, ju88, ju52, me110, me210, me40, me262, klemm 35, sg38, kranich
MLB 1st baseman from 1933-45 for Dodgers, Phillies, Cubs, Red Sox. 2x All - Star. MVP in 1941 led league in HR's (34) and RBI's (120) while getting 92 RS, 19 doubles, 5 triples, .285 BA. Leader in walks 2x. Hit .339 in 1937. Had over 100 Rs 4x
American Female American Football Player - Defence Back/Fullback. Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) 'Baltimore Charm' (2010-2013 ) 'Las Vegas Sin' (2014-2015)
MLB outfielder, first baseman 1975-92 for Giants, Cards, Red Sox, Padres, Yanks. 4x All-Star. 2x Silver Slugger. Led in walks 3x, slugging average in 1987 - 93 RS, 35 HR, 106 RBI, .286 BA. In 1978 had 90 RS, 25 HR, 98 RBI, .306 BA. 2 doubles in 85 W.S
MLB pitcher 1984-2007 for 4 teams. MVP. 7x Cy Young, 11x All-Star (MVP 1x). 2x Triple Crown, 7x ERA Title. Led league in wins 4x, 20 or wins 6x, K's 5x, shutouts 5x. Career K's 4,672. 2x- 20 K's in 9 IP game. World Series 6x (2x Champs) 3-0, 2.37 ERA
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
MLB outfielder 1964-75 (8 years) for Red Sox, Angels.All-Star 1967. Known as 'Tony C'. Brother of Billy. Received Hutch Award in 1970 for comeback after getting hit by pitch, missing 1968 season. Led league 1965 in HR (32). Best 1970 w/ 36 HR, 116 RBI
MLB pitcher from 1952-63 for Braves, Phillies, Red Sox. 4x All - Star. Played in the NBA for the Celtics 1952-53, 58-61 (3x Champs) & the NY Knicks 62-64. Best season in ML was in 1954 with 14-9, 2.96 ERA & 1959 12-7, save, 3.00 ERA
former MLB player - infielder - boston red sox (1953-59), washtington senators (1959-60), minnesota twins (1961), kansas city royals (1962), los angeles angels (1962) / In 1953 Went Straight to the Majors from American Legion Baseball
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
Baseball player, 1908-1920, Philadelphia Phillies, Washington Senators, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox. Born Clifford Cravath, aka 'Gavy' or 'Cactus'
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
MLB pitcher from 1963-73 for the Phillies, Cubs, Red Sox. 2x All - Star. Six seasons winning 14 or more games. Best seasons in 1963 (Rookie) going 14-11 with 2.97 ERA and 1968 going 16-6 with 2.91 ERA
MLB first and third baseman from 1935-1946, Yankees, Pirates, Red Sox, Cubs, Browns, Phillies, Dodgers and Braves. Had 101 RBI's with .289 batting average in 1944 and 23 home runs and 89 RBI's in 1940
MLB pitcher from 1952-63 with the Red Sox and Orioles. Best seasons were 1956 going 13-7 with 9 saves and 4.21 ERA, 1958 going 14-8 with 2 saves,
3.38 ERA and in 1959 going 11-6 with 2.95 ERA
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
Baseball player played the outfield for the Boston Red Sox nicknamed 'the little professor' and the younger brother of Joe DiMaggio. Hit over .300 four times. Led league in triples with 11 and runs scored 131 in 1950. Led league in runs scored in 1951
MLB pitcher from 1939-54 for Indians, Red Sox, and White Sox. Best known for his 1946 World Series going 1-0 in 12 2/3 innings of allowing 4 hits and no runs. Best season 1947 going 18-8 with save and 2.95 ERA
MLB H.O.F. 2nd baseman from 1937-51 for Red Sox. Military 1950. 9x All-Star. Best season in 1950 with 103 RS, 29 doubles, led league in triples.11, 27 HR's, 120 RBI, .294 BA. Over 100 RBI's 6x. In 1946 World Series had a double, HR, while batting .407
MLB starting & relief pitcher from 1947-56 for the Red Sox, Browns, White Sox and Orioles. Led league with 11 saves in 1952 going 8-4 with 2.24 ERA. In 1953 went 10-6 with 18 saves and 3.40 ERA
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
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
MLB 1st base from 1949-61 for Red Sox, Reds, Tigers, Orioles & White Sox; 1950 R.O.Y. & All-Star. Led league with 144 RBI's and total bases, getting 101 RS, 28 doubles, 8 triples, 34 HR's & ,322 BA./ ML record for 12 hits in a row. Drafted by NBA & NFL
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
MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1975-98 for A's, Red Sox, Cubs, Indians, Cards. 'Eck'was. MVP & Cy Young in 92. 6x All-Star, 2x Rolaids Relief. Yet was best in 1990 with 4-2, 48 saves, 0.61 ERA. Led league saves 2x. 1988 ALCS MVP with 4 saves, 6 IP, one hit
MLB outfielder, 1st baseman 1972-91 for Red Sox, Orioles. Known as :Dewey'. 3x All-Star, 8x Gold Glove, 2x Silver Slugger. Led in RS , HR (1981) & 3x walks. Best in 1987 with 109 RS, 34 HR, 123 RBI, .305 BA./. 2 W.S.had 3 doubles, triple, 3 HR, .300 BA
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
MLB H.O.F. catcher 1969-98 for Red Sox, White Sox. 11x All-Star, Gold Glove, 3x Silver Slugger. R.O.Y. in 1972 and led league in triples (9), only 1 of 2 catchers have ever done so 1985 - 37 HR, 107 RBI. 1975 W.S. hit 2 HR, one was walk-off in game # 6
MLB pitcher from 1940-46 with Red Sox and Cubs.
1945 served in US Army. His best seasons were in 1942 going 5-6 with 2 saves, 3.01 ERA and in 1944 going 9019 with 3.13 ERA
MLB pitcher from 1934-49 with Indians, Red Sox, and Browns. Best known for his 1944 World Series with an 1-1 record, giving up only 3 earned runs in 18 innings
former major league second baseman/manager; played for NY Giants, Orioles, Senators, Twins, Yankees & Red Sox; managed Twins & Royals; 2X World Series champion
former MLB pitcher - boston red sox (1969-73), st. louis cardinals (1974-75), chicago cubs (1976), los angeles dodgers (1977-78), montreal expos (1978)
former Reds, Braves, Cubs, Mets & Royals outfielder; holds minor league record for stolen bases in one season (155); currently plays in White Sox minor leagues
former major league pitcher; played for Royals, Red Sox, Expos, Indians & Cubs; also played in Japan for Fukuoka Daiei Hawks; son of former major league catcher, Larry Haney
Actress - The Slime People, Pajama Party, Ride The Wild Surf, City Under The Sea, Dr. Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine, The Ghost In The Invisible Bikini (title role). Wife of A.I.P. president James H. Nicholson from 1964 until his death in 1972
Baseball / 1952-69 / Lefthanded Pitcher for Red Sox, Cubs, Reds, Giants, Pirates & Astros. Was awesome in 1964 going 2-2 with 6 saves, 31 hits allowed in 52 innings with 0.87 ERA
MLB third and first baseman from 2001-2007 for Angels, Giants, Blue Jays, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Dodgers. 2x All-Star. In 2005 led league in being hit by pitch with 22. Best season was 2004 with 91 RS, 36 doubles, 3 triples, 15 HR's. 80 RBI's & .310 BA
MLB pitcher from 1945-53 for the Yankees, Reds, White Sox, Browns, and Red Sox. Best seasons were: 1945 going 3-3 with 1.79 ERA as a rookie and 1951 going 11-12 with 3.78 ERA
Pitcher for the California Angels (1996), Anaheim Angels (1997-2001), Oakland Athletics (2002)
San Diego Padres (2002), Yokohama BayStars (2005) and the Boston Red Sox (2006)
MLB pitcher 1980-94 for Red Sox, Padres, Rockies, Rangers. All - Star 1987. Led league in complete games (10) in 1989 & shutouts (4) in 1990. Best in 1988 with 18-6, 3.66 ERA & 1989 going 15-11, 2.69 ERA
WW2 vet, born 1921, and the last surviving member of Richard Byrd'sThird Antarctic Expedition in 1939. Also returned with Byrd on his 1946 and 1947 expeditions
Drafted by the Montreal Expos in the 14th round of the 1985 MLB June Amateur Draft from El Campo HS (Citrus Heights, CA), the Montreal Expos in the 2nd round of the 1986 MLB January Draft-Secondary Phase from Sacramento City College (Sacramento, CA), the
MLB shortstop, 3rd & 2nd baseman from 1957-66 for Cards, Reds, Colt .45's - Astros, Red Sox. 2x All - Star. Most productive season, 1960 with 56 RS, 51 RBI, .292 BA./ 1961 W.S. had 7 hits, .318 BA. Manager for the Red Sox from 1970-73 with 345W-295L
MLB third baseman from 1937-50 for the Indians and Red Sox, 1945 Military. 7x All - Star. 3x fielding leader at 3rd base. Made one of the outs to end Joe DiMaggio's streak. Best season was 1948 with 31 home runs, 119 RBI,, and .297 batting average
U.S. Congressman (4th CD) from Massachusetts. Son of Joseph P. Kennedy II, grandson of Ethel Kennedy and the late Robert F. Kennedy. Elected to Congress in 2012
former major league outfielder; played for Twins, A's, Blue Jays & Red Sox; currently a free agent; member of Red Sox 2007 World Series championship team
MLB outfielder from 1957-67 for Red Sox, Tigers, White Sox, K.C., Indians and Astros. Best season was 1961 hitting 22 home runs, 87 runs scored, 85 RBI's with .283 batting average
Bats: Left , Throws: Left Height: 6' 1' , Weight: 185 lb. Born: October 25, 1951 in Pawtucket, RI Drafted by the Boston Red SoxDebut: September 20, 1978
Bats: Left , Throws: Right 1943 Red SoxWeight: 180 lb. Born: September 9, 1912 Debut: April 22, 1943 Final Game: September 29, 1946 Died: December 9, 2002 in Renton, WA
Former minor league player. '76 Braves, Golf Coast League 'R', and '76 Beeville Blazers, Lone Star League 'INDY' Now he is Commish of the Frontier League
MLB pitcher 1969-82 for Red Sox, Expos. 'Spaceman' was an All - Star in 1973. won 17 games 3 consecutive seasons 1973-75, Best in 1971 going 9-2, 2 saves, 2.74 ERA and 1979 with 16-10, 3.04 ERA. In 1975 World Series - 14 1/3 IP, 3.14 ERA
former major league outfielder/first baseman/scout; played for St. Louis Browns, Orioles, Tigers, White Sox & Red Sox; was a scout in the Red Sox organization from (1957-69) & (1974-91); a broken leg in 1954 ended his MLB career
Washington Nationals Pitcher/ Chicago Cubs Pitcher/ Baseball / Pitcher for the Red Sox / Made His MLB Debut in 2006 / Diagnosed with Lymphoma Cancer in August 2006/ Threw No - Hitter in 2008
MLB pitcher 1950-58 for 9 teams. Only player to be traded for Jackie Robinson (1956) which was voided, as Jackie quit baseball. Best seasons in 1952 with 2-3 record wit 2.72 ERA and 1954 went 10-11 with 3.86 ERA
Last surviving witness to 'The Sutton Hoo excavation' in 1939, considered to be one of the most important excavation's made in British archaeological history. She lives in Chester, UK and is now 84 years old
MLB pitcher from 1965-79 for Red Sox, Brewers, Phillies. Known as 'Lonny'. 1967 Cy Young, All - Star, Led league with 22 wins & strikeouts, going 22-9 with 3.16 ERA. In 1976 was 18-10, save, 3.08 ERA. 1967
World Series was 2-1 with 2.63 ERA
Australian WWII veteran and a member of Semut 1, a group of undercover allied operatives lead by the eccentric English Major Tom Harrisson in Borneo in 1945. Now lives in Bayswater, West Australia with his wife Margery
former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Red Sox, Rangers, Phillies & White Sox; 3X All - Star; 1977 AL Cy Young Award winner; 1X World Series champion (1977 Yankees); former Somerset Patriots Manager
MLB outfielder from 1974-90 with 5 teams. 9x All - Star - MVP in 1983, 4 Gold Gloves, AL MVP in 1975, AL Rookie of the Year in 1975, ALCS MVP in 1982. Bat title in 1979. Led league in doubles & RS in 1975. College Baseball H.O.F. (2007)
MLB third baseman from 1955-66 for Red Sox & Angels. Played in 8 All - Star games, Won three straight Gold Glove Awards (1957-59). Four seasons in top 10 in RBI's