former Cubs pitcher, now with Reds

Baseball Player - Fort Worth Cats

former Major League catcher; played for White Sox, Mets & Cubs; member of 1969 Mets World Series championship team

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Baseball Player

former major league catcher; played for Chicago Cubs

MLB pitcher from 1949-59 for A's, White Sox, Orioles, Cardinals, Indians, Cubs. 'Lefty' had best seasons in 1951 going 11-4, 3.78 ERA & 1954 with 5-4 record, 5 saves, .206 ERA

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Former Chicago Cubs,Montreal Expos,and Chicago White Sox outfielder/DH, Bench coach for Tampa Bay Rays

MLB pitcher 1980-83 (4 years) for White Sox, Cubs. Best in 1981 with 5 Wins, 6 Saves, 3.68 ERA & 1982 with 11-10 record, Save, 4.22 ERA. #12 pick overall 1977 MLB Draft. Played college baseball at South Carolina

Donald Francis Mason was a U.S. Navy pilot with Patrol Squadron Eight-Two (VP-82), stationed at Argentia, Newfoundland.Responsible for the saying 'Sighted Sub, Sank Same.

Major league catcher for the Chicago Cubs during 1957 season (played in only 6 major league games)

Baseball / Formerly A Chicago Cubs Pitcher / Made his MLB Debut in 2006/ Now in Pittsburgh Pirates' Minor League System

Baseball A - Dayton Dragons 2007

Baseball / Outfielder for Kansas City Athletics / Mid-1960's

former MLB player - chicago cubs (1938-40), cincinnati reds (1941-42)

Baseball Player - Cubs, Athletics, Dodgers

Baseball / Former Infielder for the Chicago Cubs

Former Chicago Cubs outfielder, Coach for Springfield Cardinals

Baseball - Texas Rangers

Baseball player with the Cubs and White Sox 1958-1962

50s pirates baseball player

Baseball /Currently a Yankees OF, formerly with the Orioles and Red Sox/One of the Greatest High School Athletes in Colorado History

Former Indianapolis Colts running back

Former Brewers and Pirates infielder, now with Yankees

Baseball / 1968-72 / Reds, Expos & Cubs / Durable Pitcher That Could Start or Relieve / Appeared in 154 Games Over 3 Years for Expos

Former major league pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1984-1985), and the Texas Rangers (1986-1987)

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Baseball Player, Cubs

former major league shortstop; played for Astros, Cubs & Giants; won Gold Glove in 1973; led NL in triples in 1971 & 1973

MLB pitcher from 1946-59 for 6 teams. Known as 'The Mad Monk' or 'Rowdy'. In 1955 World Series pitching for Dodgers against Yankees went 5 2/3 innings allowing 4 hits and no runs. Best seasons were 1949 with 17-8, save, 3.08 ERA & 1953 with 15-5 record

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Retired Major Leaguer

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Former Giants, Dodgers and Blue Jays reliever/ Currently in the Seattle organization

Hockey Player

Former Texas Rangers & Florida Marlins starting pitcher

Chicago Cubs Starting Pitcher

MLB pitcher from 1946-56 for Dodgers and Cubs. Best season was 1952 going 14-9 with 3.74 ERA. In 1949 World Series pitched shutout inning giving up one hit

Left wing for the Phoenix Coyotes. Formally played for Washington Capitals and Anaheim Ducks

Pitcher for the New York Yankees; formerly Marlins and Cubs

former major league catcher; played for Twins and Cubs; nicknamed 'The Baron'

JFK - Marine Color Guard serving in official functions for the Kennedy adminstration as well as at JFK's funeral

pitcher for 1953 chicago cubs.

Baseball / Current Rays Backup Catcher / Former Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Catcher / Brother of Bengie & Yadier Molina

MLB pitcher played for the Cubs, Cardinals, Brewers, Barves and California Angels

Witness to JFK assassination from 7th floor of a building 2 blocks away, while working in a Navy recruiting station

Actress - Emmerdale, Hollyoaks, Coronation Street

Adult video actress

Actress, ex wife of Clayton Moore. Acted in films and serials in the 40's

Actor-LOST,Hallow's End,Premonition

St. Louis Cardinals Infielder, Former Orioles IF, Houston chain

Baseball player 1969-1983 with the Padres and Cubs

Former Major League Pitcher

former major league infielder; played for Cardinals, Phillies, Cubs & Brooklyn Dodgers; participated in 1952 & 1953 World Series

Coached the Twins in 1973

retired baseball player for the reds.

Pitcher for the Indians in 1972,born 6-12-48

Former Phillies,Mariners, Rangers, Cubs, Rockies, Orioles and Blue Jays pitcher

Pitcher for the Chicago Cubs in 1963

former major league outfielder; played for Cardinals, Astros, Yankees, Padres & Cubs; 1X All-Star (1984)

Former Brewers pitching prospect; briefly pitched for the Padres in 1989

Baseball - 1960-62 Chicago Cubs, 1969-70 Chicago White Sox

USS Indianapolis Survivor

Baseball Player - Rangers prospect

Former Giants outfielder

actress (16 blondie comedies, cookie burnstead)

pitcher (66)

Former Montreal Expos starting pitcher

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Baseball - Catcher 1957-1963

Tall (6'-6") right-handed pitching prospect who was the #2-round draft pick of the Brewers in 2010

Baseball pitcher

2010 Heisman winner,Carolina Panthers quarterback,2011 NFL Draft 1st overall pick

US Marine Sgt./Vietnam/Last out before the fall of Saigon/sent to attache office to guard millions of dollars before cash was burned & compound blown up by the Americans to keep the enemy from raiding it and obtaining classified documents

retired baseball player

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Baseball / Infielder / 1987 Chicago Cubs & 1990 Cincinnati Reds

Former baseball outfielder

Baseball/1970's/Cubs, A's, Dodgers & Giants/Graduated From Arizona State in 1993 with BA in Sociology

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MLB pitcher from 1960-69 for Braves, Colt .45's/Astros, Reds, Yankees, Cubs. Best known for throwing a no - hitter in 1963. Best seasons were 1963 going 11-8, 3.17 ERA & 1966 with 5-4 record, 11 saves, 3.07 ERA

This is a different ex-major leaguer than Jose Antonio Nunez. This is the Jose Nunez who pitched for the Blue Jays 1987-89 and the Cubs in 1990

Baseball / Pitcher 1960's / Chicago Cubs / Also a Solid Hitter

Aka: 'Jimmy O'Brien.' Former OSU Head Coach; 1971-75 ABA Point Guard

Baseball player, catcher for 21 seasons, 1926 NL MVP

Baseball / Former Hard Playing Outfielder / Brewers, Red Sox, Expos & Cubs

Chicago White Sox Pitche/Formerly A Chicago Cubs Pitcher

Former Cubs, Braves and White Sox reliever, now in Reds organization, lefty

Utility Infielder For The Arizona Diamondbacks/Formerly With Chicago Cubs

Baseball / C-1B-OF / 1959, 1961-69 / Cardinals, Braves , Phillies, Red Sox, and Cubs

British actor who appeared in Doctor Who, Still Life, The Unloved, The Deal (which he also directed), Casualty & Moses Jones

Baseball / Infielder During the 1960's / Dodgers, Yankees, Giants and Cubs / Played in the 1966 World Series with Dodgers

WWII - Pearl Harbor survivor; USS Arizona. survivor of USS Lexington as it was sinking during the Battle of the Coral Sea; took part in the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests after the war

Former Oakland A's, not a former Cubs 3B and not a former Seibu Lion

A former MLB 3B (1973-80) and a Seibu Lions 3B (Japan: 1980-85)

former NY Mets Shortstop

Minor League Baseball Player With The Milwaukee Brewers.

Brother of Lee Harvey Oswald alleged assassin of President John F. Kennedy

Baseball Player

retired pitcher- A's, cubs, Indians, Pirates

Detroit Tigers Director of Player Development

Baseball Player

MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1942-59 for Cubs, Dodgers, Braves. Known as 'Handy Andy' or 'Pruschka'. 5x All - Star. Best season was 1940 with 82 RS, 30 doubles, 2 triples, 26 HR's, 101 RBI, .312 BA. 4 W.S.has 3 doubles & triple

former Mets OF, now with Giants

Baseball / 1978-83 / First Baseman & DH for Cubs and Indians / Nickname: 'Pongo'

former First Baseman/ Played for Cubs, Rangers, Orioles/ Has 500+ HRs and 3000+ Hits

Brief baseball career as a catcher for the Chicago Cubs & STL Cardinals in early '90s

Pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles (1957-1965), Cincinnati Reds (1966-1968), Atlanta Braves (1968-1970) and the Chicago Cubs (1970-1973). 3x All-Star selection. Pitched a no-hitter on September 2, 1972

Chicago Cubs Pitcher

MLB pitcher from 1935-47 for Cubs, Pirates & Phillies. Was 20-13 with 2.50 ERA in 1940 & 19-14 with 2.68 in 1942. 4-time All - Star. Led league in K's in 1939. World Series in 1945 giving up 7 hits in 16 2/3 innings with 2.70 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Pirates, Rangers, Padres, Cubs & Angels

Former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Orioles, Cubs, Nationals, Blue Jays, Brewers and Cardinals; #3 pick overall 1998 MLB Draft; son of former NFL defensive back, Don Patterson

former Cubs prospect, brother of Corey Patterson, now in Tigers chain

medal of honor army vietnam

Baseball Player

former major league pitcher; played or Cubs, Indians and Rangers

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98 year old fighter ace WWII, Pacific theatre

Catcher who debuted with the Royals in 1991 and played a few games with the Cubs in 1992

Baseball Player, born 1992, Chicago White Sox organization

Dominican-born left-handed pitcher who was signed as a free agent by the Braves in 2008 (born 11/20/91)

former Major League Pitcher (Mets, Orioles)

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs & Reds (47-55)

former MLB player - chicago cubs (1985), san francisco giants (1987), cleveland indians (1988)

Baseball Player

Baseball/Texas High School Pitching Phenom - On Cover of Sports Illustrated May 8, 1989

Former University of Washington cornerback, selected #18 in 2015 NFL Draft

Baseball A+ - Daytona Cubs 2007

Drafted by the New York Mets in the 19th round of the 1990 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Seattle Mariners in the 19th round of the 1991 MLB June Amateur Draft, Also played for Team USA Baseball team in 1991

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Orioles and Padres; World Series Champ (Orioles 1970); pitched no - hitter on April 27th, 1968

former Cubs mid-relief pitcher

former major league outfielder; played for Orioles, Cubs and Pirates

Chicago Cubs Pitching Prospect

Baseball / Pitched for 9 Teams 1957-74 / Won a Total of 131 Games, Including a 19-9 Record for White Sox in 1964

Baseball / Cincinatti Reds Catcher during the 1970's / Backed up Johnny Bench / Former Mariners player and manager

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Former San Diego State offensive tackle, selected in 4th round of 2015 NFL Draft by Seattle

Former baseball player, 69 Cubs

Third Base coach for the Washington Nationals, Outfielder(16)

'Royal Air Force Test Pilot for the Development Flights of the Man-Powered Aircraft Jupiter'

Spanish born midfielder for West Ham United. Plays for England internationally

Former baseball player

50s cubs baseball player, dead now:)

Young Pitcher In Cubs Organization

Born: August 8, 1906 Debut: April 21, 1938 Brooklyn DodgersFinal Game: August 30, 1942 Died: January 6, 2001

Child actor who played young Davros in Doctor Who

MLB pitcher 1962-71 (Pirates, Giants, Senators, White Sox, Angels, Braves)

former college/major league pitcher; played for Vanderbilt University, USC, Cubs; won Dick Howser Trophy, Golden Spikes and Rotary Smith Awards; 1X All - Star (2001); former Padres minor league pitching coordinator; current Dodgers pitching coach

Baseball / 1976, 1978-83 / Pitcher for Cardinal, White Sox, Phils & Cubs / Played at St. John's University

Played with Chicago Cubs (1976-78) and Tigers (79). Pinch hit for Rochester in longest baseball game in history

pitcher for chicago cubs 1954

3year MLBer (1969-70;1972); Japan (1972-73)Broke Tom Seaver's perfect-game possibility in 1969

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Baseball Player

50s cubs baseball player

Chicago Cubs pitcher. Baseball / Pitcher / Texas Rangers Prospect

Baseball player. 1978, 80, 82-90. Played with the Mariners 1983-7

Former Cubs, Tigers and Rangers reliever, currently in the Yankees organization

former OF for Cubs 1966-67

MLB catcher from 1984-2000 for Reds, Rockies, Twins, Giants, Cubs, Expos. Best in 1997 with 298 at - bats had 43 RS, 10 doubles, 17 HR, 47 RBI. .297 BA

Played for the Senators, Indians and Cubs all in 1949

MLB player/Cubs

retired pitcher with Cubs and Indians

MLB pitcher 1972-91 for Cubs, Giants, Pirates, Yankees. ' Big Daddy' was 3x All-Star, 2x Gold Glove. Led 1987 most shutouts. Best in 1977 with 20-10, save, 2.79 ERA & 1985 with 14-8, save, 2.27 ERA & 1988 with 19-11, 3.12 ERA. Brother of Paul Reuschel

MLB pitcher (1968-72 Cubs, Angels, Brewers)

baseball player with Pittsburgh Pirates in 1950's

50s baseball player

Bodybuilder, born 1944, Munich, Germany, Mr. Germany 1965 , Mr. Europe 1970 (Tall Division), Mr. Europe 1972 (Tall Division), famous physic model in the 1960s

former MLB pitcher - Chicago Cubs (1979-80), San Francisco Giants (1984), Montreal Expos (1986)

Baseball / 1970's & Early 80's Pitcher / Played for Red Sox and Giants

Baseball / Former Major League Outfielder for Cubs and Mets/ Currently a scout for the Mets

MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1948-66 for Phillies, Orioles, Astros, Cubs. 7x All-Star. 1952 P.O.Y. with 28-7, 2 saves, 2.59 era. 4 yrs in row led league in wins 1952-55, 2x K leader, most shutouts in 1950. 6 yrs in row with 20 or more wins. 1950 W.S. 0-1, 1.64 ERA

WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, USS Maryland

A power-hitting shortstop in the minors for the Milwaukee Braves in the 1950s, was traded with Andre Rodgers to the Cubs for Moe Drabowsky and Seth Morehead in 1961. He played for the Cubs only briefly, though, and only in 1962

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Comic book artist for Marvel, DC, and others. Provides artwork for Upper Deck's VS game.

former major league pitcher; played for Angels, Pirates, Giants, Cubs & Yankees

This is the Venezuelan-born left-handed pitcher who was born April 7, 1993. He was traded by the Orioles to the Red Sox in the Andrew Miller deal, and, as of spring, 2018, is a starting pitcher for Boston

Baseball AA - Harrisburg Senators 2006

Baseball Player - Pitcher 1967-70

MLB shortstop from 1925-40 with Red Sox, Tigers, and Reds. Had 3 doubles and .283 batting average in the 1934 & 34 World Series. Best season was 1934 as he scored 114 runs

Baseball Coach - Traverse City Beach Bums

Former Cincinnati Reds Outfielder

Baseball's All-Time Hits Record Holder/Banned from Baseball in 1989 due to gambling on the game

Baseball / 1972-81 / Infielder with Cubs & Indians / Versatile Role Player with Lifetime .971 Fielding Percentage

Former Major League Pitcher, 1968-1977, Cubs, Padres and Angels

Baseball Player

Baseball / Former Backup Catcher for Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Orioles During the 1960's / Great Defensive Backstop

former MLB player - Chicago Cubs (1969-73), San Francisco Giants (1974, 77), St.Louis Cardinals (1975-76), Baltimore Orioles (1977)

MLB pitcher from 1948-60 for the Cubs, Braves, White Sox. Two All - Star games. Best season in 1952 going 17-13 with 2,70 ERA. In 1958 World Series pitched 6 innings, allowing 3 his and 2 runs

Chicago Cubs pitcher

Baseball Player

Male Voice Over Talent

Retired baseball player for the philles,cubs and braves

former Expos,Royals,and Cubs shortstop

Former major league third baseman; played for Cubs, White Sox, Padres & Tigers; current manager of Myrtle Beach (A)

Former Notre Dame Wide Receiver; plays MLB for Oakland Athletics, Chicago Cubs, and currently San Francisco Giants

Chicago Cubs pitching prospect in 2002

former major league infielder; played for Cubs, Giants, Yankees, Braves, Mariners, Mets, Red Sox & Royals

Former manager of the Philadelphia Phillies; former manager of Cubs AAA affiliate Iowa Cubs/Hall of Fame second baseman, Chicago Cubs (1982-1997)

baseball player

Hall of Famer (2012 class); Retired for Chicago Cubs/White Sox 3rd Baseman/Current Chicago Cubs radio announcer; 9X All-Star' 5X Gold Glove winner; #10 retired by Cubs

Former catcher-played for several teams, including St. Louis

Former baseball player for the Chicago Cubs, Hokkaido Nippon - Ham Fighters, and Orix Buffaloes. Detroit Tigers radio announcer

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Tigers, Brewers, Royals, Astros & Expos

former major league pitcher; played for Indians & Cubs

Writer for the Batman Comics in the 50's

Chicago Cubs pitcher, Baseball Player

MLB pitcher from 1944-47 for the Cardinals, Phillies and Cubs. Best season was 1944 going 7-3 with 5 saves and a 3.15 ERA. In 1944 World Series pitched 3 1/3 innings giving up only one hit and no runs

MLB pitcher from 1941-56 for 7 teams. Best seasons were 1948 going 18-13 with one save and 2.64 ERA and 1954 going 11-8 with one save and 2.91 ERA. Two time All - Star

Baseball player. Played 1 game with Cubs in the 1950's

Baseball player 1953-1960 with Yankees, Reds, Senators and Cubs

Pitcher 1953 Chicago Cubs {Died 3/31/1979}in the 1953 Topps Archives Set

Baseball / Retired Major Leaguer, pitched for the Cardinals & Cubs

former right handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1983-84), Clevelnad Indians (1984-1986), New York Mets (1987), San Diego Padres, New York Yankees (1989)

MLB Pitcher (Cubs 1964)

Spent 8 years pitching in the Cubs chain, even appearing in a few games for the Cubs in 1963, and was then traded to the Dodgers for Jim Brewer and Cuno Barragan, appearing in a few games for the Dodgers in 1964

Baseball / 1991-92 / 3rd baseman For Chicago Cubs & Los Angeles Dodgers / Played College Baseball at Villanova University (1987-89)

Ex Cub player 1982

Cubs 1970's

Former MLB pitcher for the Phillies and Cubs in the 70's

3rd Basemen for the Cubs from 1949 through 1954. (Passed away in 1996)

MLB pitcher 1957-67 for 6 different teams / Threw Shutout in 1959 World Series for the White Sox (Vs. Dodgers). Best season was 1959 going 18-6 with 3 saves and 2.69 ERA

Author of the book Beautiful: The Life of Hedy Lamarr, born 1951

Baseball A - Kannapolis Intimidators 2007

Former Baseball Player

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

former major league catcher; played for Yankees & Cubs; member of Yankees 1949 World Series championship team; former bullpen coach for Tigers, Twins & Rangers

Played 1 game for the 1970 cubs, had 1 at-bat and 1 hit before his career in the big leagues was done.

Baseball / Member of 1964 Cubs / One of the Top Pitchers in Arizona State University History / All-American in 1962 & 1963

baseball player

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

hockey

Former baseball player. Played for the 1969 Cubs

MLB relief pitcher 1980-92 for Astros, Cubs. 2x All - Star. 6 consecutive seasons with 22-plus saves. Best in 1985 with 9-5, 27 saves, 2.37 ERA and 1987 going 2-3, 24 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 216 saves, 2.67 ERA

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

Played For Cubs, Braves, Angels And Blue Jays

CBC Personality - World Report (Reporter)

Baseball / 1989-91 / Infielder for Chicago Cubs & LA Dodgers / Drafted by Cubs in 2nd Round of 1985 Draft

reserve infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays

Baseball player drafted # 11 by the yankees in 2000, born 1977

Former CIA Agent, Married to Barbara Hearn

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

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1980-97 for Cards, Reds, Cubs, Expos, Angels, Red Sox, Orioles; All - Star 7x. Rolaids 3x. Led league saves 4x. Best in 1991 with 6-3, 47 saves, 2.39 ERA & 1983 with 4 wins, 29 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 478 saves & 3.03 ERA

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

singer (tams)

Blue Jays outfield prospect who was #1 draft choice of the Blue Jays in 2011. He is the son of Dwight Smith, who was rookie-of-the-year for the Cubs

Chicago Cubs Prospect

Former Indians prospect, now in Rangers chain

former major league catcher; played for Rangers, Cubs, A's, White Sox and Angels; 2008 NL ROY

Baseball - Former Outfielder with The Milwaukee Braves & Houston Colt 45's/Astros, Cubs & Angels - Late 1950's & Early 1960's

former major league outfielder; played for Cubs and Giants

Currently on the Los Angeles of Anaheim

Baseball / Cubs & Astros / Versatile Infielder of the 1970's

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President of the Baseball Hall of Fame. A must have for hall of fame collections. Signs Willingly.

MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop from 1943-53 for 5 teams. 3x All-Star. As 'The Brat', 'Muggsy', 'Stinky'. Led league RS 1x, Walks 3x, Hit by Pitch 1x, Sacrifice Bunts 1x. 3 W.S. 2 doubles, 7 RS, 4 RBI's. Manager 1952-55 Cardinals, 66-68 White Sox, 77 Rangers

Baseball-RHP...Pitching coach for Frederick Keys. Pitched 4 games for Chicago Cubs in 1998

Former baseball player. Pitched for the Cubs and Pirates 1962-1965

retired Brewers, Mariners pitcher

Bullpen Coach for Minnesota Twins, Baseball / Former MLB Catcher in the 1970's / Senators, Rangers, Angels and Cubs / Nickname: 'Stelly'

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

Pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1971), Milwaukee Brewers (1972) and the Baltimore Orioles (1977-78)

MLB P.H., 1st baseman, outfielder from 1989-92 for Cubs, Padres. In 1990 with 182 at - bats had 26 RS, 9 doubles, triple, 4 HR's & 19 RBI's. Played for Wichita State, College Baseball HOF(2007)

Baseball player 1921-34, Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians. Lifetime batting average .336. College football star at University of Alabama

pitcher in Mets organization

Former LSU outfielder. 2015 draft pick of the Nationals

former major league infielder/outfielder; played for Cubs, Reds, White Sox & Astros; played in 1970 World Series; played from 1963-1973

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

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

Baseball / Hustling and Versatile Infielder for San Francisco Giants During the 1970's

Baseball infielder during 1940's w/ Red Sox and Cubs

Lead singer of Australian Band - Dee Minor and the Dischords

MLB shortstop and second baseman from 1940-48 with Cubs and Braves. Best season was 1946 with batting average of .296

Atlanta Braves spot-starter/mid reliever (49)

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher from 1976-88 for Cubs, Cardinals, Braves. Cy Young. 6x All - Star. 4x Rolaids Relief. Led leagues in saves 5x. Best seasons: 1977 had 7 wins, 31 saves, 1.34 ERA & 1984 had 5 wins, 45 saves, 1.54 ERA

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

former major league catcher; played for the Cubs, Padres and Cardinals; managed AAA Buffalo Bisons; All-American at Ohio State University; All-star (1976); father of current NY Yankee, Nick Swisher

Baseball / First Baseman / 1976-1978 / Chicago Cubs & Oakland A's

Baseball / Former 1st Baseman - Outfielder / Cubs (1981-82), Indians (1983-88), Royals (1988-90), Mets (1990), & Blue Jays (1991-92) / Currently a Broadcaster for the Blue Jays

Professional Baseball Player; Played for STL and PHI; Won 5 gold gloves in Japan

Basaball - Chicago Cubs 1953-1954

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)

Baseball player

Played football LA Rams1955

Male Model

NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers 2006

Lord Taylor of Holbeach, British Politician born 1943

Production Designer

Director of Photography

Negro League Player, 1953 K.C. Monarchs

Baseball player drafted by the philadelphia phillies in 1989

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Singer/Musician

MLB 1st ,2nd, 3rd baseman 1958-76 for Phillies, Cubs, Tigers. 2x All - Star. Best in 1963 with 102 RS, 20 doubles, 10 triples, 5 HR, 49 RBI, .281 BA & in 1970 with 74 RS, 26 doubles, 9 triples, 9 HR, 55 RBI, .301 BA. In 1972 ALCS had 2 doubles

pitcher (47)

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

baseball - 1958-1963 Cubs

former college/major league infielder, played for LSU, Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals and Giants; won 2000 College World Series; 2X World Series Champion

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)

MLB outfielder, 3rd/1st baseman 1951-66 for Pirates, Reds, Cubs, Braves, Mets, Phillies, Astros. 3x All-Star. Best seasons -1953 with 89 RS, 35 HR's, 109 RB, .281 BA & 1954 with 81 RS, 7 triples, 23 HR's, 94 RBI, .298 BA. 25-plus HR's 8x

Actor

Football Coach

Bears kicker

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

minor league baseball

Author

Baseball / 1978-85 / Chicago Cubs & S.F Giants, eXPOS / Solid Hitting Outfielder - 1st Baseman / Cubs #1 Draft Pick in 1974

Musician/Guitarist. Lead guitarist in the band Slipknot

1st baseman for the Chicago Cubs (1973?1976), Montreal Expos (1976) and the Cleveland Indians (1977?1987). 2× All-Star selection (1982, 1984). 1982 AL Comeback Player of the Year. 1979 Roberto Clemente Award. 1982 Hutch Award. 1984 Silver Slugger Award

Milwaukee Braves (1963-1965)

Former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Cubs, Mariners & Devil Rays; current minor league Hitting Coach

Baseball / 1974-79 / Played for Cubs, A's & Mariners / Rollie Fingers Once Called Him '...the best set-up man in baseball'

Pitcher for the Athletics in 1966

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in games for the Cubs and Cardinals from 1962-1964. Part of the Lou Brock trade, which brought Ernie Broglio to the Cubs, Paul passed away in 1999, at the age of 63

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Orioles, Devil Rays, Mets & Blue Jays; All-Star 1996; recorded 1,591 strikeouts

Baseball player/manager; 1983-84 Yokohama Taiyo Whales (Japan)

Baseball - Chicago Cubs 1954-1956

Football Coach

Author

Actor - Heartbeat, Holby City, Party Animals

James Vernon Tyrone; 1970s Former Cubs/A's OF; 1979-82 Seibu/Nankai (Japan)

Former major league infielder/outfielder; played 30 games for Cubs; brother of former major leaguer, Jim Tyrone

retired baseball player for the cardinals and cubs

Left-handed pitcher who appeared in 5 games for the Cubs in 1967 and 2 games in 1968

Baseball A+ - Lynchburg Hillcats 2007

Baseball / Pitcher / Boston Red Sox / Formerly Played for Chicago Cubs Organization

Former Cubs, Pirates, Reds and Phillies Outfielder

Baseball Player

Puerto Rican television clown, 'Payaso Remi'

former major league pitcher; played for Astros, Cubs, Cardinals, Expos & Rockies; recorded 95 saves

former major league infielder; played for Cubs, Tigers, Indians & Mets; 1st round (11th pick overall) of the 1971 amateur draft

MLB catcher for the Chicago cubs early 1990's

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

Screenwriter - Axefall, Space

3rd Baseman selected 3rd in the 2007 MLB Draft by Chicago Cubs

MLB pitcher from 1942-50 for Giants, Braves, Cubs. Known as 'Ninety-Six' or 'Big Bill'. All-Star. Best season was 1944 going 21-16, 3.02 ERA, led league in K's. 1948 World Series, pitched 10 2/3 innings with 3 earned runs (2.53 ERA) & getting the loss

Left-handed pitcher who appeared in a few games for the Chicago Cubs in 2009. Baseball AA - Connecticut Defenders 2006

MLB pitcher from 1948-55 for the Cubs, Dodgers, and Cardinals. Korean War 1950-51. Best seasons were 1952 going 11-9 with 3 saves, 3.60 ERA and 1953 going 7-5 with 3 saves, 3.75 ERA. Brother of MLB pitcher Jake Wade

Baseball - Chicago Cubs 1955-1956

1955 Orioles 1st baseman

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

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

Former catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers

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

Saboteur from U.S.S. Barb WW II

Author - Final Bearing

retired A's, Cubs outfielder

former major league outfielder; played for Cubs, Reds, Braves, Orioles, Devil Rays & Angels; NL Rookie of the Year 1989

Rugby Player

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Cubs in 1962

Tuskegee Airmen ww2

Baseball player played from 1930 to 1940 for the Red Sox, Philadelphia A's, and Chicago Cubs played shortstop, 3rd and 2nd base

Former major league outfielder from 1961-1966. He played for the Dodgers, Cardinals, Colt 45s, Orioles & Cubs; member of Cardinals 1964 World Series championship team

MLB pitcher 1966-75 (10 years) for Orioles, Cubs, Phillies. Best seasons were 1969 going 5-2, 16 saves, 1.65 ERA and 1971 with 3-1, 11 saves, 1.82 ERA. Career ERA of 2.91. Three World Series (1x Champ) with 0-3, 4.26 ERA. Pitching coach for Tucson Toros

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

Baseball Player

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

Iowa Cubs, former major league

Chicago Cubs Starting Pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Mets, Phillies and Rockies

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

Played baseball for the 1962 Chicago Cubs

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

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

former major league catcher; played for Mets, Mariners, Cubs, Dodgers, Padres, Giants, Astros and Cardinals

Director

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

Former major league baseball player who began his career with the Chicago cubs in 1957

Football Player

Hall of Fame outfielder for the Chicago Cubs ('59-74') and Oakland A's ('75-'76)

Tuskegee Airmen

Tuskegee Airmen

British ace from WW2

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

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

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 baseball player. He played with the Chicago Cubs during the 1953 and 1954 seasons.

former major league second baseman; played for Cubs & Rangers; also played in Japan for Hankyu Braves; stole 52 bases in 1978; Maury Wills Son

ex footballer now Manager

infielder (14)

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

Actor

Former Trappist monk, Professional Speaker

Former major league outfielder/DH; played for Royals, Cubs and Athletics; 2X All-Star; 1X World Series champion (Royals 1985); gold glove winner (1980); member of Royals Hall of Fame

Major league baseball. chicago cubs 1956-1957

former Chicago Cubs 2nd baseman

former Pirates, Diamondbacks, Reds, Cardinals and Nats infielder, All-Star, known for his speed and defense

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Indians and Cubs; once struck out 20 batters in a game (MLB record); 1998 NL ROY; 2X All - Star

Female Voice Over Talent

Former major league pitcher; played for Brewers, Braves & Cubs

retired baseball player for the A's,Blue Jays, Cubs, and Astros

Musician recorded with Hank Williams in 1949

Coach of Pit. Pirates in the 70's

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 catcher; played for Cubs, Reds, Brewers & White Sox

former Cubs pitcher, now in Reds organization

Former Pirates,Padres,and Cubs outfielder/3rd baseman; also played in Japan for Hanshin Tigers

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

Former Blue Jays,Cubs,& Astros shortstop

Boston Red Sox infielder, 1910's, played on 1912 World Champs

Baseball Player

As a 29-year-old rookie left-handed pitcher, appeared in four games for the Chicago Cubs in 2000

Full name: Donald wayne Young. Baseball player (Chicago Cubs) 1960's & 1970's. Born October 18 1945

former Cubs Ace, now with Marlins

Chicago cub back -up first baseman in 1993/ 1994

1975 Cubs pitcher

Right-hander who pitched in 8 games for the Chicago Cubs in 1954

Baseball / 1st Baseman - Outfielder / 2000-01 / Chicago Cubs