1945 pitcher for Washington Senators. Despite having only one leg, he pitched in one ML game, only giving up 3 hits and one run in 5 1/3 innings

Debuted for the Senators in 1957

MLB Pitcher (Twins 1963-67)

former major league outfielder; played for Rangers, A's, Yankees, White Sox, Twins, Blue Jays, Reds, Mariners and Tigers; 4X All - Star; 1989 Silver Slugger Award winner

Baseball / Played for 17 Years with 5 Teams 1949-64 / Rookie of Year in 1949 / Led AL in Homers & RBI's in 1957

Former Mariners, Phillies, Twins and Cubs starter, now in Boston organization

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Major League Baseball Player 1924-1944, Hall of Fame member, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, Boston Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox. 2x batting champ, .334 lifetime average

Baseball player pitcher who pitched a no hitter on Game Played on Monday, July 20, 1970 at Dodger Stadium vs the Phillies, 2x All - Star (1969 &73).Played for Dodgers, Angels, Rangers, Twins & Blue Jays. Got the 1st official save in MLB in 1969

Baseball player played 1915-1930Inducted into the Hall of Fame by BBWAA as Player in 1939

Baseball Player - Fort Myers Miracle

former major league pitcher; played for Braves, Orioles, Tigers, St. Louis Browns, Senators & Athletics

Baseball / Pitcher / former Twins starting pitcher/ now with Indians / Winthrop University Alum

WWII - VJ-Day 14 August 1945. In the famous scene of a sailor kissing a nurse, Mr. Smalley can be seen as a bystander

former major league shortstop; played for Twins, Yankees, White Sox & Rangers; 1X All-Star (1979); son of former MLB player, Roy Smalley Sr.; member of Twins 1987 World Series championship team

former Chicago Cub, Milwaukee Brave, Philadelphia Phillie 1948-1958

Baseball / 1980's & 90's / Former Pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates,Minnesota Twins and Cincinatti Reds

hockey

Baseball Player born 1981, drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 15th round of the 2002 MLB June Amateur Draft

Former CIA Agent, Married to Barbara Hearn

Forward Milwaukee Bucks, formerly Minnesota Timberwolves/ Traded to Cleveland Cavaliers

WWII Fighter Ace (6 kills), 56th Fighter Group, 'Zemke's Wolfpack', flew the p-47

Baseball - Rochester Red Wings 2006

Former Twins Catcher

singer (tams)

aaa baseball player mlb/cleveland indians

Baseball / 1984-91 / Pitcher for Indians, Twins & Orioles / Full Name is Leroy P. Smith

MLB pitcher from 1982-89 for Rangers, Twins, Red Sox. Won 15 games in both 1984 & 1985. In 1988 ALCS gave up no runs in 2 1/3 IP. Former college baseball star at University of Tennessee

former Washington Senators shortstop/second baseman

Former Mariners Manager

Baseball / 1971-1980 / 3rd Base for Twins, White Sox, Rangers & Yankees / 'Sporting News' Comeback Player of 1977 After Recovering from Serious Knee Injury

Retired baseball player for the twins, currently manager of West Virginia (Pirates)

former MLB first baseman; played for Mariners, Indians, Rays and Twins; World Series Champion (1991); current Angels assistant hitting coach

Former Minnesota Twins Outfielder, current Seattle Mariners Outfielder

Baseball player currently with Minnesota Twins

Hall of famer centerfield selected in 1937played Boston Red Sox from 1907-1915Indians from 1916-1926 Washington Senators in 1927 & Philadelphia A's in 1928, managed Indians 1919-1926, won MVP in 1912, world series winner 1912,1915 & 1920, & 35

former major league infielder; played for Expos, Giants, Cubs, Twins & Cardinals; father of Angels pitcher Justin Speier; current Cincinati Reds infield coach/bench coach; 3X All-star

Former Major League pitcher

Former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Expos, Braves, Twins & Blue Jays; former pitching Coach for Washington Nationals; son of former major league catcher, Ebba St. Claire

1991 Minnesota Twins Draft Pick

Pitcher for the Twins 1979

MLB pitcher from 1961-70 (10 years) for Red Sox, Twins, Indians, White Sox. The 'Stinger' was best in 1963 going 12-5, 2.62 ERA, in 1965 with 8-4, 3.34 ERA, and had 5 wins, 12 saves in 1968. In 1967 World Series pitched 2 innings for Red Sox, 0.00 ERA

Played for the St. Louis Browns

MLB catcher, 1st baseman 1986-99 for A's, Twins. 3x All-Star. 1x MVP All-Star. Homered in first ML at-bat. Best season in 1996 with 79 RS, 25 doubles, triple, 35 HR, 100 RBI, .272 BA. Three World Series (1x Champ) had double, triple, HR, 7 RBI, .257 BA

former college/major league DH/1st baseman/outfielder; played for Harvard University Twins, Expos and Red Sox; #4 overall pick 1980 MLB Draft; 2X All - Ivy Leaguer; ABCA All - American; son of former MLB pitcher; Dave Stenhouse

Baseball player 1968 Twins

Dallas Policeman, at the Dallas Trademart when JFK shot. On the scene days later when Oswald was shot

Former LSU outfielder. 2015 draft pick of the Nationals

baseball

Vietnam/Fall of Saigon/Drove bus through Saigon & pick up eligible to leave. Saw anger growing among those on the streets as people realized the end was near & U.S. was pulling out. A rocket hit near the bus & was shaken by shrapnel

Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (4th) of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

Former Major League Outfielder; Played for Twins, Athletics, and Blue Jays

MLB starting & relief pitcher from 1960-66 for Indians, Twins, Red Sox. 2 All - Star games as rookie in 1960. Best seasons were 1962 going 12-5 (best W - L % in league), 3 saves and 3.66 ERA and 1963 winning 15 games with a 3.25 ERA

MLB pitcher from 1947-61 for Red Sox, White Sox, Senators, Cardinals, Twins. Gave up Mickey Mantle's 565 foot HR in Washington. Best seasons were 1956 with 15 wins and 3.60 ERA and 1960 going 12-7, 2 saves, 3.22 ERA

WW2 VF-14 Hellcat Fighter Ace - 8 Kills - US Navy

MLB pitcher from 1953-63 for Orioles, White Sox, Red Sox, Cardinals, Senators & Colt 45's. All - Star in 1954 going 12-10 with 3.22 ERA. Also played in Japan one season

former Reds and Twins starting pitcher

Former baseball player with Twins and Indians from 1971 through 1975

Lead singer of Australian Band - Dee Minor and the Dischords

MLB pitcher from 1953-63 for Red Sox, Phillies, Twins. Led league with most wins in 1955 going 18-13 with 2.91 ERA. In 1954 went 15-12 with a save and 3.14 ERA

former A's catcher, now with Nationals

Minor League Baseball

Screenwriter & Producer: The Greatest American hero, The A-Team, born June 18 1931

MLB pitcher from 1986-2002 for Indians, Astros, Twins, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Reds. 1989 All-Star. Best seasons: 1988 going 18-14, 3.20 ERA & in 1992 going 12-8, 2.70 ERA. In the 2001 World Series pitched 2 2/3 innings, allowing one hit and no runs

Pitcher for the New York Mets (1989), Minnesota Twins (1989-1995), Los Angeles Dodgers (1995), Chicago White Sox (1996) and Chicago Cubs (1997-2001). 1991 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins. CMU Athletics Hall of Fame (Class of 1999)

Played football LA Rams1955

Baseball Coach

Baseball Player

Male Model

NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers 2006

Lord Taylor of Holbeach, British Politician born 1943

Production Designer

Director of Photography

Singer/Musician

Baseball / Former MLB Infielder during the 1970's / Minnesota Twins/ Kansas City Royals

former Major League second baseman/coach/minor league manager; played for Cubs, Dodgers, Giants, A's & Senators; coached Senators, Twins & Rangers; also managed 13 minor league teams; current Fort Worth Cats firstbase coach

Former St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Coach

Third Base coach for the New York Mets, Baseball / Former Mets, Padres & Twins Infielder / Manager for Binghamton Mets / member of 1986 Mets WS team

MLB pitcher 1986-98 for Cardinals, Twins, Cubs, Yankees, Rangers, Padres. All - Star 1992. Best in 1992 going 16-5 (best w - l %) , 2.16 ERA, 3td for Cy Young and in 1993 went 17-10, 3,83 ERA. Sports psychologist for the Boston Red Sox

Right - handed pitcher who appeared in 20 games for the Minnesota Twins in 1978 going 1-1 allowing 40 hits in 45 innings with 3.80 ERA

Baseball Player

Australian relief pitcher, former Twin, currently with Detroit

Baseball Player currently in the Santa Fe Fuego Organization

MLB pitcher from 1932-41 for Senators, A's, Tigers. Went 7-0, save for the Tigers in 1939. Gave up Ted Williams' first home run in 1937. Also Bud hit a HR off the Yankees that same season

Shortstop - 1951 StL Browns

Minnesota Twins outfielder. Previously played for the Detroit Tigers. Attended Auburn University

Baseball player drafted by Oakland

World War 2 Vet was a Pfc and fought in Iwo Jima

Broadcast Personality, Technical Director of USGA (1973-2000)

Baseball / 1958-59 & 1961-71 / Tigers, Angels, Red Sox & Twins / Lifetime Backup / 'Baseball Handyman' - Playing Every Position Throughout His Career

Actor

Football Coach

Bears kicker

1977 Houston Astros; 1978-1980 St. Louis Cardinals; 1983-1987 Seattle Mariners

former major league 1st, 3rd baseman and DH; played for Dodgers, White Sox, Phillies, Twins, Indians and Orioles; 5X All - Star; Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in 2018; currently works for White Sox as special assistant to the GM

former Marlins prospect, now in Twins chain

MLB shortstop, 3rd & 2nd baseman from 1970-76 for Twins, Rangers. Played MLB despite having leukemia, passed away 70 days after his last game. 1974 Hutch Award. Best in 1972:- 54 RS, 22 doubles, 6 triples, 4 HR's, 48 RBI's, .276 BA. Double in 1970 ALCS

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Author

Musician/Guitarist. Lead guitarist in the band Slipknot

Baseball / 1977-79 / Minnesota Twins Starting Pitcher / Undrafted Free Agent that Made his MLB Debut at the Age of 23

Left-handed pitching prospect from Australia who was signed as a free agent by the Twins in 2012

Former baseball player with Red Sox 50's

Baseball / Legendary Pitcher for the Boston Red Sox / Still a Huge Fan Favorite in New England / Nickname: 'El Tiante'; Elected to the Cuban Baseball HOF in 1997

Former Twins 3rd baseman, now in Braves organization

50s baseball player-died

Baseball player 1969-1971 Twins

Baseball - 1947 Washington Senators

former Twins infielder, now in Cubs chain

Baseball / 1st Base - Outfielder / 1988 & 1990-91 / Twins and Mets

Baseball Player - Fort Myers Miracle (Canadian-born...drafted in the later rounds by the Twins, in 2005)

Minnesota twins 2nd baseman 60's & 70's

MLB shortstop and third baseman from 1933-1947, Washington Senators. Got 5 hits in first major league game, on base 7 times. 3 time All-Star. Career batting average of .314. Hit .359 in 1941. If not for US Army 1942-44 would have been likely been H.O.F

Baseball / 1992-02 / Twins, Orioles & Dodgers / Pitcher

Football Coach

Major league pitcher 1993 Minnesota Twins

former major league pitcher; played for Pirates, Cardinals and Twins; played 3 years in Nippon Professional Baseball; former bullpen/interim pitching coach Reds/Brewers

Author

Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 3rd round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft

Actor - Heartbeat, Holby City, Party Animals

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Baseball / Current Outfielder in Cleveland System-Playing For Buffalo / Also Played with D-Rays, Twins & Mets / Excellent Speed

MLB outfielder from 1965-72 for Twins, Indians. Best in 1969 with 93 RS, 18 doubles, 2 triples, 8 HR, 62 RBI, .273 BA with 15 stolen bases. In 1972 World Series went 1 for 4 with a double

former major league first baseman; played for Twins; Twins third base coach; former minor league coach

Boston Red Sox Outfielder 1953-1955

baseball - 1950-1952 Browns and Senators

former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Cubs, Indians & Senators

Former baseball player

Baseball A+ - Lynchburg Hillcats 2007

MLB: Infielder with the Baltimore Orioles (2013, 2018-); formerly with the Twins (2010-12), Red Sox (2012), Royals (2014), Blue Jays (2014-15), Athletics (2015-16), & Mariners (2017)

former MLB Player - Catcher for Cinicnnati Reds, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Minnesota Twins, Brother of Jose Valentin of the NYM

Baseball - Cubs, Indians, Tigers, Senators (1956 - 1959)

MLB outfielder & P.H. from 1940-61 for 7 teams. Best full time was 1949 with 86 RS, 27 doubles,12 triples, 5 HR, 85 RBI and .283 BA. Best part time (283 at-bats) was 1955 with 50 RS, 17 doubles, 4 triples, 3 HR, 37 RBI and .364 BA. Major League scout

baseball - 1952 Senators

Diamondbacks pitcher

minor league baseball player

Baseball Player

Hitting Coach for the Minnesota Twins

Twins ist baseman 1980s

Puerto Rican television clown, 'Payaso Remi'

Was Sentors Bats: Right , Throws: Right Height: 5' 10' , Weight: 163 lb. Born: June 29, 1928 in Concord, NC (All Transactions)Debut: April 17, 1951 Final Game: June 27, 1953

retired baseball player for the angels, twins and white sox.

Baseball / 1939-60 / Won 2 Batting Titles & Set Many Defensive Records at First Base

MLB shortstop, 3rd & 2nd baseman 1959-71 for 5 teams. Zoilo was 2x All-Star. 2x Gold Glove. 1965 MVP - Twins with most RS 126, doubles 45 & 12 triples, along with 19 HR, 77 RBI, .273 BA. Led league in triples 3x. 1965 W.S. had double, triple, HR .286 BA

1980's Twins pitcher

WWII veteran WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilot)Flew the AT-10, BT-13

Screenwriter - Axefall, Space

MLB pitcher from 1982-96 for Twins, Mets, Red Sox, Reds, Blue Jays. Known as 'Sweet Music'. Cy Young 1988. 3x All-Star. W.S. MVP (87). Best in 1988 with league's most wins, going 24-7 (best w-l%), 2.64 & 1990 with 29-12, 2.67 ERA. 87 W.S. 2-1, 3.72 ERA

50s red sox baseball player

baseball

MLB pitcher from 1936-46 for the Tigers, Red Sox, Browns, White Sox, Yankees, and Senators. Won 7 games in 1937. Best season was 1943 going 3-7 with 3.01 ERA. Brother of MLB pitcher Ben Wade

Current 3rd base coach for the Texas Rangers. Former minor league manager with Erie, and West Michigan. Baseball America's Minor League Manager of the Year. Played for the Chicago Cubs (1993), Minnesota Twins (1994-1996), Detroit Tigers (1997, 2002-2003

Drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 12th round of the 2010 MLB June Amateur Draft

Actor - Soul Searchers, Extra in Friday Night Lights (NBC)

Actor: High Plains Drifter, Dirty Little Billy, Cahill U.S. Marshal, The Hindenburg, Orca, The Muppet Movie

former college/major league 2nd baseman; played for LSU, Rockies, Red Sox, Reds, Padres, Cubs, Twin and A's; College World Series Most Outstanding Player; member of LSU 1993 National Championship team

Saboteur from U.S.S. Barb WW II

Boston Red Sox Pitcher (circa 1959)

Author - Final Bearing

Former Twin, 1970's

former major league pitcher; played for Twins

Former baseball pitcher; played for the Cardinals, Blue Jays, and Twins

Ex- Yankee And Seattle Pilot

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman 1979-90 for Twins, Rangers, Yanks, Tigers. 2x All - Star. Best in 1982 with 85 RS, 33 doubles, 7 triples, 28 HR, 91 RBI, .289 BA. Father of Daryle Ward

former baseball player. He played 1963-1970 with the Twins and Reds

former major league pitcher; played for Indians & Twins

Tuskegee Airmen ww2

Baseball / Former Infielder During the 1980's / Twins, Orioles & Indians / Texas Rangers Manager

aaa baseball players mlb/colorado rockies

Minnesota Twins minor leaguer

U.S. Ambassador to Panama (2002-05)

Baseball Player

Former Rockies, Dodgers & Twins middle reliever; drafted by Expos; made major league debut with Twins on April 7th 1989; also played at University of Michigan

Baseball Player - Washington Senators, Philadelphia Athletics

Reporter/cameraman WBAP-TV/Covered attempted shooting Gen. Edwin Walker. November 22, at Love Field, Trade Mart & Parkland, captured only sound recording of announcement of President Kennedy's death. In 1964, he covered the Jack Ruby trial

author/photographer

Former Mariners, Twins and Phillies reliever

1950 Washington Senators

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman from 1947-63 (17 yrs) for 6 teams. 4x All - Star. Most known for the 54 World Series getting two doubles, triple, HR with .500 BA. Best season were 1949 with 96 RS, 133 RBI, .304 BA & 1950 with 99 RS, 123 RBI, .308 BA

former Mets,Twins,and Phillies starting pitcher

WWII Pilot Ace- Flew the P-38 & P-40--[14 victories]- DSC

He debuted the major leagues with the Boston Braves in 1952. He was with Cincinnati in the late 1950s. He died of a bleeding ulcer in 1996

Right-handed pitcher who pitched in 4 games for the Twins in 1964

former college/NFL tightend; played for Ohio State University & Buffalo Bills

Baseball, MLB Draft Round 34 by Mets in 2012 Baseball, MLB Draft Round 2 by the Athletics in 2015

Football Player - New York Dragons 2007

Former MLB player for 15 seasons(93-07) Mon, Chc, NYY, SD, KC, Det, Min

Howard University QB who formerly played for the KC Chiefs before falling into NFL Europe

Stuntman: Rio Bravo, The Alamo, The Misfits, Daniel Boone, Point Blank, Planet of the Apes, Rollerball, King Kong, Bronco Billy, The Fall Guy, Escape from New York, Road House // Actor: Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter, Starman, Silverado, The Hidden

Baseball player 1951-1958 with the Yankees and Senators; 1X World Series champion (Yankees 1951)

retired Baseball Player- Blue Jays, Twins

former major league infielder; played for Angels, Twins & Giants

Director

Retired career US foreign service officer, Author - The Third Try: can the UN work?

Baseball pitcher 1980s

Football Player

Tuskegee Airmen

Tuskegee Airmen

British ace from WW2

Former Arizona State Sun Devils' running back of the 1970s

Twins minor league prospect; formerly with the Braves

Baseball player. In Negro League 1944 with Clowns and then in the minor leagues with the Dodgers organization in the early 50's

Football Player

football player (50) (lb)

Soccer Player

MLB pitcher from 1958-72 for 6 teams. Known as 'Hazard' & 'The Big Hurt'. Had little black book, rating players to be hit. 1959 & 63 World Series, 5 IP, I hit, 0 runs. In 1970 going 10-1 with 15 saves & 1.99 ERA for Twins. Ex Yanks scout / pitching coach

Actor - Beyond the Breal, Stateside, Corpses, Ma & Bob

Actor in: 'The Final Countdown' (1980) as one of the 'USS Nimitz Crew' members

Negro League Star, Newark Eagles 1937-40

former Marlins, Nationals and A's infielder/catcher, now with Twins

Baseball / Former Pitcher for Twins During the 1990's / Pitching Coach for Seattle Mariners

Boston Red Sox Outfielder 1952

ex footballer now Manager

D-Day Survivor

Poet, widow of ex Prime Minister Harold Wilson (UK) Born: 01/12/1916

Actor in: 'The Final Countdown' (1980) as one of the 'USS Nimitz Crew' members

Decorated former US Army General, Cmdr usa installation management command, CEO Robert Wilson Consulting

Former Giant/Twin outfielder 1980's

Actor

Former MLB Player 22 years: Padres, Yanks, Angels, Blue Jays, Twins & Indians; member of Baseball Hall of Fame 2001; 12X All-Star, World Series champion with the Blue Jays in 1992 3,110 hits lifetime, College Baseball HOF(2006)

Baseball / Relief Pitcher / 1980's / Pirates & White Sox / Big Sinkerball Hurler

1977-80 Major Leaguer; 1982 Kintetsu Buffalo(Full name: Laurence Marcy Wolfe)

Baseball

Female Voice Over Talent

MLB pitcher from 1956-67 with 5 teams. Pitched shutout inning in 1967 World Series. Led league in saves with 23 in 1964. Best seasons in 1963 with 11 wins, 10 saves and 1.97 ERA and 1965 with 6 wins, 18 saves. and 2.25 ERA

retired baseball player for the blue jays.

MLB pitcher from 1069-74 for Twins & Yankees. Best seasons were 1972 going 14-14 with 2.72 ERA and 1973 going 10-8 with 3.95 ERA

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, New York/San Fransisco Giants, Twins, Red Sox & White Sox; record 110 saves; coached baseball at Liberty University

Musician recorded with Hank Williams in 1949

Texas Ranger, drove Mayor's car in JFK's Dallas motorcade. Helped remove the President's body from the limo on arrival at Parkland Hospital. Later served 16 years as a county sheriff

Actor

former Major League outfielder; played for Red Sox, White Sox, Senators & Browns

former major league catcher; played for Yankees, Angels & Twins; 2X All-star; current hitting coach for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons

Baseball Hall of Famer

MLB pitcher from 1942-51 for Cubs, A's, Senators. Known as 'Hooks'. All - Star. 1944 went 16-15, 3.15 ERA, 1945 went 22-10 with 2,68 ERA, & 1946 went 14-12, one save, 2.68 ERA

MLB starter & relief pitcher from 1985-90 for Twins, Indians. Best season was 1988 going 9-6 with 4.62 ERA

MLB 3rd baseman from 1944-62 for 3 teams. Military in 1945. Known as 'The Walking Man'. Led league in walks 6 times. All-Star (52). Most doubles in league in 1951 and RS(115) in 1959 while getting 21 HR's. Best season 1950 with 114 RS, 58 RBI, 295 BA

Baseball- Minnesota Twins Outfielder, formerly with Tampa Bay Rays

MLB pitcher from 1973-85 for Dodgers, Cubs, Twins, Angels. Led league in shutouts in 1984 with 5. Had second most wins in league in 1982 going 18-8 with 3.73 ERA and In 1979 went 13-7 with 3.57 ERA

Former MLB player for the Washinton Senators in 1945

Right-handed hitting first baseman who debuted with the Boston Red Sox in 1952. He passed away in 1999

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers & Twins; played collegiality at University of Michigan

Right-handed hitting catcher who debuted for the Reds in 1961 and then played for the Twins 1962-1968. He passed away in 1998