Marion John "Marty" Kutyna is an American former right-handed pitcher in professional baseball. Kutyna spent three full seasons in Major League Baseball, pitching almost exclusively in relief. He stood 6 feet tall, weighed 190 pounds, and batted right-handed. After graduating from North Catholic High School, he signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. Kutyna never attained the Major League level with the Redbirds, but he played an important role in their history nonetheless. He was part of a package of players that St. Louis swapped to the Cincinnati Redlegs on December 5, 1957, for young center fielder Curt Flood, who would go on to star on three pennant-winning Cardinal teams in the 1960s. Kutyna toiled in the minors for nearly seven years before he finally reached the Majors on September 19, 1959 as a member of the Kansas City Athletics. He pitched the entire 1960 season for the Athletics, before being traded to the Washington Senators in December 1960. Kutyna would spend two full seasons with the Senators, appearing in 104 games. His 1961 season with Washington was notable for its durability. He made just six starts among his 50 games, but he threw a total of 143 innings. 

November 14th, 1932 in Philadelphia (Age 92)