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.
MLB shortstop, 2nd & 3rd baseman from 1962-75 for Cardinals, A's, Pirates. Best season was 1968 scoring 51 runs, 5 triples, and .253 batting average along with Gold Glove at shortstop. Played in 4 different World Series
MLB pitcher from 1957-62 for Dodgers, Yankees, Twins, A's. Best seasons in 1957 going 7-4 with 3.25 ERA and in 1959 going 10-8 with 4 saves and 3.97 era. Was the starting pitcher for last home game for Brooklyn Dodgers
MLB 2nd baseman, outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1986-2004 for 7 teams. Career stolen bases - 272 steals & caught 119. Best season was 1998 with 81 RS, 27 doubles, 5 triples, 4 HR and .284 BA. Had 105 RS in 1999
Baseball / 1999-2005 / Versatile Infielder for A's & Blue Jays / Played for Crimson Tide of Alabama University 1992-93/ Current hitting coach for Trenton Thunder
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
MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1984-98 for 8 teams. 'Boogie Bear or Mitchell Monster' was MVP/ML P.O.Y. in 1989 & led league in HR 47, RBI 125 with 100 RS, 34 doubles, 6 triples, .291 BA. 2x All-Star. Silver Slugger. 2 W.S. (80,89) HR, 2 RBI, .280 BA
MLB pitcher 1978-2002 for 12 teams. All - Star. Led league 1990 in shutouts. Best in 1991 going 14-10, save, 2.78 ERA and 1992 with 16-8 record, 2.55 ERA. In 2001 World Series (Champ) went 4 2/3 IP, allowing one hit, no runs
Baseball player, 1935-1951, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox. Best seasons were 1936 with 98 RS, 35 doubles, 11 triples, 7 HR's, 66 RBI, .345 BA & 1937 with 113 RS, 48 doubles, 13 triples, 25 HR's, 86 RBI, .320 BA
MLB pitcher from 1978-85 for Padres, Cardinals, A's, White Sox. Best season was 1982, helping the Cards win their division. No post season performance. Went 12-11 with 4.05 ERA in 1982 and 8-7 with 2 saves in 1980
MLB outfielder 1978-89 for A's, Tigers, Phillies; 6X Gold Glove. Best in 1984 with 93 RS, 18 doubles, 2 triples, 33 HR, & 88 RBI. Two 1981 post season series - 2 doubles, HR, .421 BA. Diamondbacks & Blue Jays hitting coach. W.S. Champion as coach in 2001
Baseball player, pitcher, 1929-1953, Brooklyn Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, St Louis Browns, Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Athletics, New York Yankees, New York Giants
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
MLB outfielder 1936-53 for Cubs, Phillies, A's. 5x All - Star. Known as 'Swish'. !945 World Series got double, triple, 8 RBI's. 1943 led league in HR's (29) & RBI's (128) with .309 BA. 1944 led league in RS (116), HR's (33) & RBI's (122) with .287 BA
MLB pitcher from 1975-90 (10 years) with the A's. All - Star. 2x Gold Gloves. Best season was 1980 going 22-9 and 2.53 ERA. In two Postseason Series in 1981 went 1-1 with 1.65 ERA
Fmr. Major League Catcher (Oakland 1985, Milwaukee 1987-90, New York Mets 1990-93, Atlanta 1994-95, Toronto 1996-97, Chicago White Sox 1998, Anaheim 1998-99, Montreal)
Pitcher for the Kansas City Athletics (1963-1965), Cleveland Indians (1966-1967), Baltimore Orioles (1968), Seattle Pilots (1969), Milwaukee Brewers (1970) and the Montreal Expos (1970-1971)
MLB pitcher 1959-75 Twins, Indians, A's, Tigers. Cy Young in 1970. Brother Gaylord had 2 Cy Young Awards. 3x All-Star. Led league - Wins 2x, Shutouts 1x. Best in 1969 going 20-6, 2.82 ERA & 1970 with 24-12, 3.04 ERA. In 65 W.S. - 4 IP, allowed 2 runs
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
Bench coach for the Chicago Cubs, Former major league catcher; played for Royals, Indians, A's, Orioles, Cardinals, Yankees, Brewers & White Sox; member of Royals 1985 World Series championship team
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 player - san diego padres (1986-1991, 1994-1995), cincinnati reds (1992-1993), kansas city royals (1996-1997), cleveland indians (1997), detroit tigers (1998), oakland athletics (1998), Current Broadcaster for FSN Bay Area
Last surviving Bletchley Park codebreaker who cracked a German cipher machine in WW2. He was among four members of the Testery section tasked with breaking the German Tunny code. Also known as 'Raymond 'Jerry' Roberts'
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
MLB outfielder, 1st baseman 1967-82 for A's, Angels, Red Sox. 3x All - Star. 3x Gold Gloves. Led league in hits, triples in 1972 and doubles, total bases in 1974. Three World Series (3x Champ) getting 2 doubles, 2 home runs, 9 RBI and batting .300
Outfielder who was drafted in 1996 by the Diamondbacks; he played for them in parts of the 1999, 2000, and 2001 seasons (and also played for the A's in 2001)
MLB pitcher from 1942-55 for Braves, Yankees, A's. Military 1943-45. 3x All-Star. Best seasons: 1948 with most wins, going 24-15, 2.60: 1950 went 20-13 & in 1954 with 6 wins & led league in saves with 26, 3.16 ERA. In 4 W.S. (3x Champs) went 2-2, 2.64
Mid-80's baseball player Played in 109 career games for the Philadelphia Phillies (1982-1983), San Francisco Giants (1984), Detroit Tigers (1985), Minnesota Twins (1986), and Oakland A's (1987)
MLB pitcher from 1956-67 for Giants, Angels, A's, Phillies. !957 R.O.Y. and All-Star going 19-8 with 3.08 ERA. Also led league in K's 1957. Best season 1962 going 24-7 with 3.43 ERA. Led league in shutouts in 1960. In 1962 W.S. went 1-2 with 1.93 ERA
former major league second baseman; played for Dodgers, A's, Yankees & White Sox; 5X All-Star; 2X World Series champion; 1982 NL Rookie of the Year; brother of former MLB player, Dave Sax
MLB pitcher from 1943-54 for the A's and Cardinals. Holds A.L Record for youngest player in MLB. Best season was 1948 going 14-8 with 3.94 ERA. Came in second in league in saves with 11 in 1951. Tossed 6 shutouts in his career
MLB pitcher 1962-77 for 6 teams. Only one to play for both Pilots & Mariners. ERA Title 1970. In 1969 went 12-6, 12 saves, 3.35 ERA, 1970 went 10-10, 2 saves, 2.56 ERA & 1973 had 7 wins, 17 saves, 2.78 ERA. 75 W.S. - 1 IP, 0 RS. Father of David Segui
MLB pitcher from 1981-91 for Padres, A's. As a rookie in 1982 going 10-6, 3 saves, 2.64 ERA. Best seasons in 1984 with 15-9, 3.40 ERA and 1988 going 16-11 with 3.26 ERA
Former major league pitcher; played for Rangers, A's, Cardinals, Red Sox, Indians & Padres; 2X All-Star; threw no-hitter on June 10th, 1966; Last AL pitcher to hit two homeruns in a single game; also drafted by St. Louis Hawks of the NBA
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
MLB outfielder from 1959-70 for the A's, Orioles, White Sox, Indians, Brewers. Best season was in 1962 with 49 RBI's with .305 batting average. Played in 1966 World Series getting a hit, run scored, and a RBI
MLB first baseman from 1968-82 for Angels, Rangers, White Sox, A's, Yankees. All - Star & two Gold Gloves. Best season in 1979 with 23 HR's & .288 BA. Scored 3 runs in 1978 World Series. Grandson of MLB outfielder Ben Spencer
MLB player - texas rangers (1986-1991), new york yankees (1992-95,1997), boston redsox (1996-98.2000), toronto bluejays (1998), oakland athletics (2000)
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
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
former major league pitcher/pitching coach; played for Orioles and Kansas City A's; pitching coach for A's, Brewers and Mariners; 2X World Series Champion (A's pitching coach)
American former professional baseball outfielder and first baseman in Major League Baseball. He was a switch hitter who threw left-handed, and played for the Oakland Athletics, Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians and Atlanta Braves
MLB relief pitcher 1979-85 (5 years) for Padres, Brewers, A's. Best in 1980 going 3-0, save, 1.61 ERA & 1983 with 9-4, 8 saves, 2.80 ERA & 1984 had 6-3, 4 saves, 2.78 ERA
former major league first baseman/catcher; played for A's, Cardinals, Pirates & Padres; All-Star 1975; 6X World Series champion; 1972 World Series MVP; former coach
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
MLB outfielder from 1939-45 for A's and Reds. All - American in college football. Best seasons were 1943 scoring 82 runs with .288 batting average and 1944 with a .291 batting average
MLB pitcher 1967-84 / Pitcher for 7 teams. 7x won over 14 games. Best in 1975 going 20-9 with 3.06 ERA. In 1977 World Series went 2-0 with 2.50 ERA. . Gave Up Legendary Homer to Bucky Dent in 1978 Red Sox - Yankees Division Playoff
Baseball player, pitcher, 1999-2009 Oakland Athletics, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago White Sox, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, Colorado ROckies, Cleveland Indians
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
Pitching Coach for Stockton and formerly pitching coach for Burlington (A)-- former pitcher; played for Oakland, Boston, Colorado, Baltimore, Toronto, Texas and Pittsburgh
MLB pitcher from 1967-72 for Red Sox, Cardinals, Expos, A's, Yankees. As a Rookie, He Started Game Six of the 1967 World Series for the Boston Red Sox, pitching 8 1/3 innings, allowing 4 hits, 2 runs. In 1967
season went 2-2 with 3.21 ERA
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
former major league pitcher; played for Dodgers & A's; 2X All-Star, 2X World Series champion; 1990 AL CY Young Award winner; also won a ring as pitching coach for the Arizona Diamondbacks (2001); won 211 games, had 1,969 strikeouts
Pitcher for the Oakland Athletics (1995-1997), San Diego Padres (1998), Chicago Cubs (1998), Kansas City Royals (1999), Atlanta Braves (2000) and Pittsburgh Pirates (2001)
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
MLB pitcher from 1960-69 for the A's, Tigers, Pirates, Royals. Best seasons in 1964 winning 19 games (3rd most in league) with 12 loses, one save, 3.44 ERA and in 1967 going 4-5 with 5 saves and 2.74 ERA
Baseball / Current Hitting Coach for the Trenton Thunder / Played for the A's, Blue Jays, Dodgers & Mets 2001-04 / Started his Pro Career as a Minor League Pitcher before Moving to Catcher
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
MLB pitcher from 1983-93 for A's, Royals, Yankees. Best seasons were 1986 with 13-9, 3.45 ERA & 1987 going 13-7, 4.08 ERA. Two World Series (1988 & 90) with 2 IP, no runs, Pitching coach for the Oakland A's,