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GR VER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER GREAT NATIONAL LEAGUE PITCHER FOR TWO DECADES WITH PHILLIES. CUBS AND CARDINALS STARTING IN 1911. WON 1926 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR CARDINALS BY STRIKING OUT LAZZERI WITH BASES FULL IN FINAL CRISIS AT YANKEE STADIUM. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ADRIAN CONSTANTINE ANSON "CAP" GREATEST HITTER AND GREATEST NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYER-MANAGER OF 19TH CENTURY. STARTED WITH CHICAGOS IN NATIONAL LEAGUE'S FIRST YEAR 1876.CHICAGO MANAGER FROM 1879 TO 1897, WINNING 5 PENNANTS. WAS.300 CLASS HITTER 20 YEARS, BATTING CHAMPION 4 TIMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York LUCIUS BENJAMIN APPLING CHICAGO A. L. 1930-1950 A. L. BATTING CHAMPION IN 1936 AND 1943. PLAYED 2,218 GAMES AT SHORT STOP FOR MAJOR LEAGUE MARK. HAD 2,749 HITS. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE OF .310. LED A.L. IN ASSIST 7 YEARS. HOLDS A. L. RECORD FOR CHANCES ACCEPTED BY SHORTSTOP 11,569. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HOWARD EARL AVERILL ROCK CLEVELAND A.L. BOSTON N. L. DETROIT A.L. 1929-1941 COMPILED.318 CAREER BATTING AVERAGE AND HIT 238 HOME RUNS. TWICE MADE MORE THAN 200 HITS IN SEASON, PACING LEAGUE WITH 232 IN 1936. DROVE IN 100 OR MORE RUNS FIVE TIMES. RAPPED FOUR HOMERS, THREE CONSECUTIVELY IN FIRST GAME AND BATTED IN 11 RUNS IN 1930 TWIN-BILL. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOHN FRANKLIN BAKER PHILADELPHIA A.L.1908-1914 NEW YORK A.L.1916-1922 MEMBER OF CONNIE MACK'S FAMOUS $100,000 INFIELD. LED AMERICAN LEAGUE IN HOME RUNS 1911-12 13, TIED IN 1914. WON TWO WORLD SERIES GAMES FROM GIANTS IN 1911 WITH HOME RUNS THUS GETTING NAME "HOME RUN BAKER.PLAYED IN SIX WORLD SERIES 1910-11-13-14-21-22. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York DAVID JAMES BANCROFT "BEAUTY" PHILADELPHIA N. L., BOSTON N. L., NEW YORK N.L., BROOKLYN N. L. 1915-1930 SET MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD FOR CHANCES HANDLED BY A SHORT STOP IN A SEASON - 984 IN 1922. LED LEAGUE IN PUTOUTS FOR SHORT- STOPS IN 1918-1920 1921 1922. HIT .319 IN 1921, .321 IN 1922 AND 304 IN 1923 WITH NEW YORK GIANTS. HIT.319 IN 1925 AND 311 IN 1926 WITH BOSTON. PLAYER MANAGER OF BRAVES, 1924-1927. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EDWARD GRANT BARROW CLUB EXECUTIVE, MANAGER, LEAGUE PRESIDENT IN MINORS AND MAJORS FROM 1894 TO 1945. CONVERTED BABE RUTH FROM PITCHER TO OUTFIELDER AS MANAGER BOSTON A.L.IN 1918. DISCOVERED HONUS WAGNER AND MANY OTHER GREAT STARS. WON WORLD SERIES IN 1918.BUILT NEW YORK YANKEES INTO OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATION IN BASEBALL AS BUSINESS MANAGER FROM 1920 TO 1945. WINNING 14 PENNANTS, 10 WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JACOB PETER BECKLEY "OLD EAGLE EYE" 1888-1907 FAMED NATIONAL LEAGUE SLUGGER MADE 2,930 HITS FOR LIFETIME .309 BATTING AVERAGE. HOLDS RECORD IN MAJORS FOR FIRST BASE: FOR CHANCES ACCEPTED 25,000 MOST PUTOUTS 23,696, MOST GAMES 2,368. PLAYED 20 SEASONS WITH PITTSBURGH, NEW YORK, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JAMES THOMAS BELL "COOL PAPA" NEGRO LEAGUES 1922-1950 COMBINED SPEED, DARING AND BATTING SKILL TO RANK AMONG BEST PLAYERS IN NEGRO LEAGUES. CONTEMPORARIES RATED HIM FASTEST MAN ON BASE PATHS. HIT OVER.300 REGULARLY, TOPPING.400 ON OCCASION. PLAYED 29 SUMMERS AND 21 WINTERS OF PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES ALBERT BENDER "CHIEF" PHILADELPHIA A.L. 1903 1914 PHILADELPHIA N. L. 1916 1917 CHICAGO A.L. 1925 1910 FAMOUS CHIPPEWA INDIAN. WON OVER 200 GAMES. PITCHED FOR ATHLETICS IN 1905- 1911-1913-1914 WORLD SERIES. DEFEATED N.Y. GIANTS 3-0 FOR A'S ONLY VICTORY IN 1905. FIRST PITCHER IN WORLD SERIES OF 6 GAMES (1911) TO PITCH 3 COMPLETE GAMES. PITCHED NO-HIT GAME AGAINST CLEVELAND IN 1910. HIGHEST A.L. PERCENTAGES IN 1910 1911 - 1914. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York LAWRENCE PETER BERRA "YOGI" NEW YORK, A. L. 1946-1963 NEW YORK, N. L. 1965 PLAYED ON MORE PENNANT-WINNERS (14) AND WORLD CHAMPIONS (10) THAN ANY PLAYER IN HISTORY. HAD 358 HOME RUNS AND LIFETIME .285 BATTING AVERAGE. SET MANY RECORDS FOR CATCHERS, INCLUDING 148 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT AN ERROR. VOTED A. L. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1951-54-55. MANAGED YANKEES TO PENNANT IN 1964. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York www. JAMES LE ROY BOTTOMLEY "SUNNY JIM" ST. LOUIS N.L., CINCINNATI N.L., ST. LOUIS A.L. 1922-1937 SUPERB CLUTCH HITTER. DROVE IN 100 OR MORE RUNS SIX YEARS IN ROW, 1924 1929, LEADING LEAGUE TWICE. ESTABLISHED RECORD BY BATTING IN 12 RUNS IN ONE GAME. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1928. HIT SEVEN HOMERS IN SPAN OF FIVE GAMES IN 1929. HAD LIFETIME .310 BATTING AVERAGE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York LOUIS BOUDREAU CLEVELAND A. L. 1938-1950 BOSTON A. L. 1951-1952 LED A. L. SHORTSTOPS IN FIELDING EIGHT SEASONS. SET MAJOR LOOP MARK FOR DOUBLE PLAYS BY SHORTSTOP (134) AND WON BATTING TITLE, 1944, PACED A. L. IN DOUBLES THREE TIMES. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, 1948, WHEN HE BATTED.355 TO LEAD INDIANS TO PENNANT AS PLAYER-PILOT. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE .295 NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ROGER BRESNAHAN BATTERY MATE OF CHRISTY MATHEWSON WITH THE NEW YORK GIANTS, HE WAS ONE OF THE GAME'S MOST NATURAL PLAYERS AND MIGHT HAVE STARRED AT ANY POSITION. THE DUKE OF TRALEE WAS ONE OF THE FEW MAJOR LEAGUE CATCHERS FAST ENOUGH TO BE USED AS A LEADOFF MAN. PP NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York MORDECAI PETER BROWN (THREE-FINGERED AND MINER) MEMBER OF CHICAGO N.L.CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OF 1906,'07,'08,'10. A RIGHT HANDED PITCHER, WON 239 GAMES DURING MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER THAT ALSO INCLUDED ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI N.L.AND CLUBS IN F.L.FIRST MAJOR LEAGUER TO PITCH FOUR CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS, ACHIEVING THIS FEAT ON JUNE 13, JUNE 25, JULY 2 AND JULY 4 IN 1908. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York DAN BROUTHERS HARD-HITTING FIRST BASEMAN OF EIGHT MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS, HE WAS PART OF ORIGINAL"BIG FOUR" OF BUFFALO TRADED WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF THAT COMBINATION TO DETROIT, HE HIT 419 AS CITY WON ITS ONLY NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1887. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HON. MORGAN G. BULKELEY FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE AND A LEADER IN ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1876 WHICH LAID THE FOUNDATION OF THE NATIONAL GAME FOR POSTERITY. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JESSE C. BURKETT BATTING STAR WHO PLAYED OUTFIELD FOR THE NEW YORK, CLEVELAND AND ST. LOUIS N.L.TEAMS AND THE ST. LOUIS AND BOSTON A.L.TEAMS. SHARES WITH ROGERS HORNSBY AND TY COBB THE RECORD OF HITTING.400 OR BETTER THE MOST TIMES. ACCOMPLISHED THIS ON THREE OCCASIONS.TOPPED THE N.L.IN HITTING THREE TIMES, BATTING OVER.400 TO GAIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1895 AND 1896. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York 10 ROY CAMPANELLA "CAMPY" BROOKLYN N. L. 1948 - 1957 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER N. L. 1951-1953-1955 ESTABLISHED RECORDS FOR CATCHERS: MOST HOME-RUNS IN A SEASON 41, MOST RUNS BATTED IN 142. SET N.L. RECORD FOR CHANCES ACCEPTED BY CATCHERS FOR MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS 6, TIED RECORD FOR MOST YEARS IN PUTOUTS 6, CAUGHT 100 OR MORE GAMES FOR MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS 9. LED IN FIELDING AVERAGE FOR CATCHERS 1949-1952-1953-1957. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York MAX GEORGE CAREY PITTSBURGH N.L. 1910-1926, 1930 BROOKLYN N.L.1926-1929, 1932-1933 HOLDS NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORDS FOR OUT- FIELDERS: GAMES PLAYED, 2421; PUT OUTS, 6363; ASSISTS, 339; TOTAL CHANCES, 6702. MODERN LEAGUE RECORD FOR MOST STOLEN BASES,738. MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD MOST YEARS LEADING LEAGUE IN STOLEN BASES.10, BATTING AVERAGE .285 FOR 20 SEASONS. IN 1922 51 STOLEN BASES IN 53 ATTEMPTS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ALEXANDER JOY CARTWRIGHT, JR. "FATHER OF MODERN BASE BALL" SET BASES 90 FEET APART. ESTABLISHED 9 INNINGS AS GAME AND 9 PLAYERS AS TEAM. ORGANIZED THE KNICKERBOCKER BASEBALL CLUB OF N.Y. IN 1845. CARRIED BASEBALL TO PACIFIC COAST AND HAWAII IN PIONEER DAYS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HENRY CHADWICK BASEBALL'S PREEMINENT PIONEER WRITER FOR HALF A CENTURY. INVENTOR OF THE BOX SCORE. AUTHOR OF THE FIRST RULE-BOOK IN 1858. CHAIRMAN OF RULES COMMITTEE IN FIRST NATION-WIDE BASEBALL ORGANIZATION. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York FRANK LEROY CHANCE FAMOUS LEADER OF CHICAGO CUBS.WON PENNANT WITH CUBS IN FIRST FULL SEASON AS MANAGER IN 1906 THAT TEAM COMPILED 116 VICTORIES UNEQUALLED IN MAJOR LEAGUE HISTORY ALSO WON PENNANTS IN 1907, 08 AND 1910 AND WORLD SERIES WINNER IN 07 AND 08. STARTED WITH CHICAGO IN 1898. ALSO MANAGER NEW YORK A.L.AND BOSTON A.L. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York OSCAR MCKINLEY CHARLESTON NEGRO LEAGUES 1915-1944 RATED AMONG ALL-TIME GREATS OF NEGRO LEAGUES. VERSATILE STAR BATTED WELL OVER .300 MOST YEARS. SPEED, STRONG ARM AND FIELDING INSTINCTS MADE HIM STANDOUT CENTER FIELDER. LATER MOVED TO FIRST BASE. ALSO MANAGED SEVERAL TEAMS DURING 40 YEARS IN NEGRO BASEBALL. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOHN DWIGHT CHESBRO "HAPPY JACK FAMED PITCHER WHO LED BOTH LEAGUES IN PERCENTAGE-NATIONAL LEAGUE IN 1902; AMERICAN LEAGUE IN 1904.SERVED WITH PITTSBURGH N.L.AND THE NEW YORK AND BOSTON A.L. WON 41 GAMES, TOPS IN MAJORS, IN 1904 AND DURING BIG LEAGUE CAREER COMPILED 192 VICTORIES WHILE LOSING ONLY 128. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York FRED CLARKE THE FIRST OF THE SUCCESSFUL "BOY MANAGERS, AT TWENTY-FOUR HE PILOTED LOUISVILLE'S COLONELS IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. WON 4 PENNANTS FOR PITTSBURGH AND A WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1909. STARRED AS AN OUTFIELDER FOR 22 SEASONS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOHN GIBSON CLARKSON WORCESTER, N.L. 1882 CHICAGO, N. L. 1884-87 BOSTON, N.L. 1888-92 CLEVELAND, N.L. 1892-94 PITCHED 4 TO O NO-HIT GAME AGAINST PROVIDENCE IN 1885. WON 328 LOST 175 PCT.652 LED LEAGUE WITH 33 VICTORIES IN 1885 (INCLUDING 10 SHUTOUTS) 38 IN 1887, 49 IN 1888 AND 49 IN 1889. HAD 2013 STRIKE OUTS IN 4514 INNINGS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ROBERTO WALKER CLEMENTE PITTSBURGH N. L. 1955-1972 MEMBER OF EXCLUSIVE 3,000-HIT CLUB. LED NATIONAL LEAGUE IN BATTING FOUR TIMES. HAD FOUR SEASONS WITH 200 OR MORE HITS WHILE POSTING LIFETIME .317 AVERAGE AND 240 HOME RUNS. WON MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD 1966. RIFLE-ARMED DEFENSIVE STAR SET N. L. MARK BY PACING OUTFIELDERS IN ASSISTS FIVE YEARS. BATTED.362 IN TWO WORLD SERIES, HITTING IN ALL 14 GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York TYRUS RAYMOND COBB DETROIT PHILADELPHIA, A.L.-1905-1928 LED AMERICAN LEAGUE IN BATTING TWELVE TIMES AND CREATED OR EQUALLED MORE MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS THAN ANY OTHER PLAYER. RETIRED WITH 4191 MAJOR LEAGUE HITS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GORDON "MICKEY" COCHRANE PHILADELPHIA A.L.1925-1933 DETROIT A.L.1934-1937 FIERY CATCHER COMPILED A NOTABLE RECORD BOTH AS A PLAYER AND MANAGER. THE SPARK OF THE ATHLETICS' CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS OF 1929-30-31, HAD AN AVERAGE BATTING MARK OF.346 FOR THOSE THREE YEARS. LED DETROIT TO TWO LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS AND A WORLD SERIES TITLE IN 1935. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EDWARD TROWBRIDGE COLLINS PHILADELPHIA - CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA, A.L.-1906-1930 FAMED AS BATSMAN, BASE RUNNER AND SECOND BASEMAN AND ALSO AS FIELD CAPTAIN. BATTED.333 DURING MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER.SECOND ONLY TO TY COBB IN MODERN BASE STEALING. MADE 3313 HITS IN 2826 GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JAMES COLLINS CONSIDERED BY MANY THE GAME'S GREATEST THIRD BASEMAN, HE REVOLUTIONIZED STYLE OF PLAY AT THAT BAG. LED BOSTON RED SOX TO FIRST WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1903. A CONSISTENT BATTER, HIS DEFENSIVE PLAY THRILLED FANS OF BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EARLE BRYAN COMBS NEW YORK YANKEES 1924-1935 LEAD-OFF HITTER AND CENTER FIELDER OF YANKEE CHAMPIONS OF 1926-27-28-32. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE 325. 200 OR MORE HITS THREE SEASONS. LED LEAGUE WITH 231 HITS IN 1927 WHILE BATTING.356. PACED A. L. IN TRIPLES THREE TIMES AND TWICE LED OUTFIELDERS IN PUTOUTS. BATTED 350 IN FOUR WORLD SERIES NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES A. COMISKEY "THE OLD ROMAN" STARTED 50 YEARS OF BASEBALL AS ST.LOUIS BROWNS FIRST-BASEMAN IN 1882 AND WAS FIRST MAN AT THIS POSITION TO PLAY AWAY FROM THE BAG FOR BATTERS. AS BROWNS'MANAGER-CAPTAIN-PLAYER WON 4 STRAIGHT AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PENNANTS STARTING 1885,WORLD CHAMPIONS FIRST 2 YEARS.OWNER AND PRESIDENT CHICAGO WHITE SOX 1900 TO 1931. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOHN BERTRAND CONLAN "JOCKO" UMPIRE NATIONAL LEAGUE 1941-1965 SUNNY DISPOSITION, ACCURACY AND HUSTLE EARNED HIM RATING AS STANDOUT UMPIRE AND HE WON RESPECT OF PLAYERS AND MANAGERS WITH HIS FAIRNESS. ONLY ARBITER TO WORK IN EACH OF FIRST FOUR N. L. PENNANT PLAYOFFS. CHOSEN FOR SIX WORLD SERIES AND SIX ALL-STAR GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ** ROGER TROY N. L., NEW YORK P. L., CONNOR NEW YORK N. L., PHILADELPHIA N.L. ST. LOUIS N. L. 1880-1897 POWER-HITTING STAR OF DEAD-BALL ERA SET CAREER HOME RUN RECORD FOR 19 TH CENTURY PLAYERS. WON LEAGUE BATTING CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1885 AND HIT .300 OR BETTER 12 TIMES. HIT THREE HOMERS IN A GAME IN 1888 AND MADE SIX HITS IN SIX AT-BATS IN A GAME IN 1895. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York THOMAS HENRY CONNOLLY UMPIRE NATIONAL LEAGUE-1898-1899 AMERICAN LEAGUE - 1901-1953 OFFICIATED IN FIRST A.L. GAME IN CHICAGO, 1901. UMPIRED IN EIGHT WORLD SERIES, INCLUDING THE FIRST ONE IN 1903 AND IN GAMES WHEN BOSTON NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA PARKS WERE DEDICATED. NAMED CHIEF OF A. L. STAFF IN 1931. BORN IN ENGLAND, HE BECAME A PROFESSIONAL UMPIRE IN 1894. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York STANLEY ANTHONY COVELESKI PHILADELPHIA A. L. 1912 CLEVELAND A. L. 1916-1924 WASHINGTON A. L. 1925-1927 NEW YORK A. L. 1928 STAR PITCHER WITH A RECORD OF 214 WINS, 141 LOSSES, AVERAGE.603, E. R. A. 2.88. WON 20 OR MORE GAMES IN 5 SEASONS. WON 13 STRAIGHT GAMES IN 1925. PITCHED AND WON 3 GAMES FOR CLEVELAND IN 1920 WORLD SERIES WITH E. R. A. 0.67. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York SAMUEL EARL CRAWFORD WAHOO SAM" CINCINNATI N.L.1899-1902 DETROIT A.L.1903 - 1917 HAD LIFETIME RECORD OF 2964 HITS, BATTING AVERAGE OF .309. PLAYED 2305 GAMES.HOLDS MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD FOR MOST TRIPLES, 312. LEAGUE LEADER ONE OR MORE SEASONS IN DOUBLES,TRIPLES, RUNS BATTED IN, RUNS SCORED, CHANCES ACCEPTED, HOME RUNS (N. L.1901-A.L.1908) AND TOTAL BASES (N. L. 1902-A.L. 1913). NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH EDWARD CRONIN PITTSBURGH N.L. 1926-1927 WASHINGTON A.L. 1928-1934 BOSTON A.L.1935-1945 NAMED ALL-STAR SHORTSTOP SEVEN SEASONS. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER A.L. 1930. LED A. L. SHORT STOPS IN FIELDING 1931-1932. MOST PUTOUTS AND DOUBLE PLAYS 1930 31-32.LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE .302. WON PENNANT IN 1933 IN FIRST SEASON AS MANAGER WASHINGTON A.L.AT AGE 26.TRADED TO BOSTON 1934 FOR REPORTED RECORD PRICE OF $250,000. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York W. A."CANDY"CUMMINGS PITCHED FIRST CURVE BALL IN BASEBALL HISTORY. INVENTED CURVE AS AMATEUR ACE OF BROOKLYN STARS IN 1867. ENDED LONG CAREER AS HARTFORD PITCHER IN NATIONAL LEAGUE'S FIRST YEAR 1876. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HAZEN SHIRLEY CUYLER "KIKI" PITTSBURGH N.L. 1921 TO 1927 CHICAGO N. L. 1928 TO 1935 CINCINNATI N. L. 1935 TO 1937 BROOKLYN N. L. 1938 LED N. L. IN STOLEN BASES 1926, 1928, 1929, 1930. BATTED .354 IN 1924, 357 IN 1925, 360 IN 1929, .355 IN 1930. LIFETIME TOTAL 2299 HITS, BATTING AVERAGE .321. NAMED TO ALL STAR TEAM IN 1925. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILLIAM MALCOLM DICKEY NEW YORK A.L. 1928-1946 SET RECORD BY CATCHING 100 OR MORE GAMES 13 SUCCESSIVE SEASONS. PLAYED WITH YANKEES, CHAMPIONS OF 1932-36-37- 38-39-41-42-43. WHEN CLUB WON 7 WORLD SERIES TITLES. HOLDS NUMEROUS WORLD SERIES RECORDS FOR CATCHERS, INCLUDING MOST GAMES, 38. PLAYED ON 8 ALL-STAR TEAMS FROM 1932 TO 1946. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE OF .313 IN 1789 GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH PAUL DI MAGGIO NEW YORK A.L.1936 TO 1951 HIT SAFELY IN 56 CONSECUTIVE GAMES FOR MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD 1941. HIT 2 HOME-RUNS IN ONE INNING 1936.HIT 3 HOME-RUNS IN ONE GAME (3 TIMES).HOLDS NUMEROUS BATTING RECORDS. PLAYED IN 10 WORLD SERIES (51 GAMES) AND 11 ALL STAR GAMES. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER A.L.1939,1941,1947. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York al JAY HANNA (DIZZY) DEAN ST. LOUIS (N.L.) 1932 1937 CHICAGO (N.L.) 1938-1941 ONE OF FOUR N.L.PITCHERS TO WIN 30 OR MORE GAMES UNDER MODERN REGULATIONS. PITCHED IN 1934 (ST. L.) 1938 (CHICAGO) WORLD SERIES. LED LEAGUE IN STRIKEOUTS 1932-33-34-35. SINGLE GAME RECORD WITH 17, JULY 30, 1933. FIRST PITCHER TO MAKE TWO HITS IN ONE INNING IN WORLD SERIES. MOST VALUABLE N.L. PLAYER IN 1934. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ED DELAHANTY ONE OF THE GAME'S GREATEST SLUGGERS. LED NATIONAL LEAGUE HITTERS IN 1899 WITH AN AVERAGE OF.408 FOR PHILADELPHIA; AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTERS IN 1902 WITH A MARK OF.376 FOR WASHINGTON, MADE 6 HITS IN 6 TIMES AT BAT TWICE DURING CAREER AND ONCE HIT 4 HOME RUNS IN A GAME. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HUGH DUFFY BRILLIANT AS A DEFENSIVE OUTFIELDER FOR THE BOSTON NATIONALS, HE COMPILED A BATTING AVERAGE IN 1894 WHICH WAS NOT TO BE CHALLENGED IN HIS LIFETIME -.438. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WM.B. BUCK" EWING GREATEST 19TH CENTURY CATCHER. GIANT IN STATURE AND GIANT CAPTAIN OF NEW YORK'S FIRST NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1888 AND 1889. WAS GENIUS AS FIELD LEADER, UNSURPASSED IN THROWING TO BASES, GREAT LONG-RANGE HITTER.NATIONAL LEAGUE CAREER 1881 TO 1899 TROY, N.Y. GIANTS AND CLEVELAND; CINCINNATI MANAGER. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM. Cooperstown, New York JOHN JOSEPH EVERS "THE TROJAN" MIDDLE MAN OF THE FAMOUS DOUBLE PLAY COMBINATION OF TINKER TO EVERS TO CHANCE. WITH THE PENNANT WINNING CHICAGO CUBS OF 1906, 07 08-10 AND WITH THE BOSTON BRAVES MIRACLE TEAM OF 1914.VOTED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN N.L. IN 1914. SERVED AS PLAYER, COACH AND MANAGER IN BIG LEAGUES AND AS A SCOUT FROM 1902 THROUGH 1934.SHARES RECORD FOR MAKING MOST SINGLES IN FOUR GAME WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILLIAM GEORGE EVANS UMPIRE AND EXECUTIVE EMPLOYED BY AMERICAN LEAGUE IN 1906 AT AGE 22, MAKING HIM YOUNGEST UMPIRE EVER IN MAJORS. SERVED ON A. L. STAFF THROUGH 1927. OFFICIATED IN SIX WORLD SERIES.GENERAL MANAGER OF CLEVELAND INDIANS, 1927-1935. FARM DIRECTOR OF BOSTON RED SOX 1936-1940 PRESIDENT OF SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, 1942 1946. GENERAL MANAGER OF DETROIT TIGERS, 1947.1951. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York

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