MLB pitcher from 1950-1957 for Indians, Tigers, A's. Known as 'Lefty'. Best seasons were 1955 going 6-3, 3 saves, 3.38 ERA and 1956 went 4-4, 7 saves (6th best in league), 3.43 ERA

1952 Cleveland Indians

Minor League Baseball Coach currently in the Houston Astros Organization

Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture 1951-55

Actor-Carolina Parakeet

Tuskegee Airmen 332nd Fighter Group!

JFK - Head of the Blue Key Society of Southwestern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette (now ULL) who met and got photographed with future President Kennedy at the Crowley Rice Festival in 1959

baseball / center fielder

former major league infielder; played for Yankees, Phillies & Indians; current manager of the Palm Beach Cardinals

MLB pitcher from 1955-70 for Tigers, Dodgers, Cubs, Indians. 2x All=Star. Best seasons 1960 going 5-3, 10 saves, 2.85 ERA & 1962 went 16-8 3 saves, and led league in ERA of 2.21

Gaming Journalist

former Indians catcher

1961 cleveland indians

Baseball Coach

Actor-Airport For Birds

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the Indians in 2012 (drafted in the 23rd round by the Indians in 2011)

Actor

Author - Christmas Gifts, Christmas Voices

Children's Book Author-I'm Not Cute

The Apprentice

pitching coach/former mager league pitcher

former major league outfielder; played for Tigers, Mariners & Indians; also played in Japan for Hiroshima Carp; color commentator for Detroit Tigers

Actor: Played TV Weatherman in Stephen King's The Shining (1997)

Baseball / Former Pitching Prospect for Red Sox / Career Cut Short by Injuries

Broadcaster

WWII Ace (5 kills) 5th September 1944 - Destroyed 5 aircraft, to become 'An Ace in a Day' - USAAF

editor

Baseball A+ - Winston-Salem Warthogs 2007

former Cleveland Indians outfielder/DH

former major league outfielder; played for A's, Indians & Yankees

Former baseball player/manager, 1983 WS Champs, Orioles

former major league third baseman; played for Brewers & Indians; 2X All-Star

former Indians pitching prospect, now in the Astros organization

Former Indians, Mariners, Phillies, Astros, Red Sox, Padres Pitcher, Phillies Announcer

Actor, 'Days of Our Lives', 'eCupid'

Singer-impressionist,

Hell's Kitchen

baltimore Oriole baseball player

Baseball / 1982-83 / Cleveland Indians / Played College Baseball for The Scarlet Knights of Rutgers

Football Player

1979 KC Chiefs

Storyboard Artist

Baseball / Skilled Defensive Infielder 1971-74 / A's, Cardinals, Padres & Indians

Author-Border Crossing

Viscount Waverley, British Politician

USS Arizona survivor; veteran of Pearl Harbor

Football Player

Pitched for the Indians and Mariners in the early 80's

1st Sergeant C co, 6th Ranger Battalion during the Great Raid WWII

Actor: American Horror Story, Boston Legal, X-Files, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Stand, Matlock, The Marshall Chronicles

Baseball Player

model

Gary, the Yellow coat in BBC comedy series 'Hi-de-Hi!', 1981-88 - also celebrity bodyguard.

In 1954 Ed Andrews was the New York Yankees' first Negro League pitcher. Unfortunately Andrews never panned out as expected or he and not Elston Howard would have been the first black player in team history.

Actor-Pool Days,Touched By An Angel

Author-How To Break Web Software

Adult Model-Penthouse Pet November 1998

Football Player

Former Red Sox pitcher

Baseball Player, P

Baseball Player - El Paso Diablos

Director of Photography

former major league pitcher; played for Indians & Padres; played collegiality at Ohio State; College World Series MOP 1966

former major league pitcher; played for Royals, Indians, Yankees & Padres

Professional Wrestler

Author

Actor

Actor

Baseball Player - Myrtle Beach Pelicans

Pitcher for the New York Yankees (1986-1987), Texas Rangers (1989-1991) and the Cleveland Indians (1992). Florida Marlins 2003 World Series Champions

MLB catcher 1973-89 for Astros, Indians, Blue Jays. Best in 1987 (386 at - bats) had 53 RS, 16 doubles, 14 HR with .288 BA. Hit HR in 1986 NL Championship Series

Baseball / Former Relief Pitcher of the 1980's / Played For Braves, Cubs, Indians and other teams

former MLB pitcher - oakland athletics (1983-1986), minnesota twins (1986-1988), cleveland indians (1989)

1st Round Draft Pick for the Indians/ Traded To the orioles for Cash

Baseball Player

retired baseball player for the brewers

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former major league catcher; played for Indians, Cubs, White Sox, Angels & Phillies; son of former major league outfielder, Earl Averill Sr

Former MLB Player, played 13 seasons (1929-1941) with the Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers and Boston Braves - HOF 1975

former baseball player for the orioles

Football Player

Baseball Pitcher born 1977, pitched in bigs for the Indians, Mets, Rangers, Nationals. Gave up Barry Bonds' 756th Homerun. Radio producer/host in Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas. Not to be confused with his father Mike Bacsik born 1952

former major league infielder; played for Indians, Mets, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, Padres & Nationals; 3X All-Star

currently with the baltimore orioles/formerly on the Braves/Formerly on the Dodgers/Former pitcher for the Devil Rays

Former MLB pitcher - cleveland indians (1986-1989), california angels (1990-1992), texas rangers (1997-1998) Appeared on Nickelodeon show 'Wild and Crazy Kids'

USS Pueblo

Actor: Vegas, The Rockford Files, Back Roads, The Surrogate, Night Court, Penitentiary 3, Vultures, Ally McBeal

baseball (1967)

1969-1971 Cleveland Indians OF

WWII - Iwo Jima. Seabee with the 4th Marine Division, built Motoyama No. 2 airfield

Co-founder of Starbucks, with Gordon Bowker and Zev Siegl

former MLB player - cleveland indians (1981-1988), detroit tigers (1988), oakland athletics (1989)

Former Twin baseball player 1960's

former Red Sox, Padres, Indians, Mariners and Nationals catcher, currently with Dodgers

Former MLB Baseball Player - Cleveland Indians

Assistant weaponeer on Bockscar during Nagasaki mission

Pitcher for W.Sox and Indians 1982-83

Cleveland Indians Pitcher

Colonel pilot of Air Force One for Presidents Bush I and Clinton

Chicago Cubs middle relief pitcher

Baseball A - Swing of the Quad Cities 2007

baseball

Baseball Player

Third-baseman who debuted for the Dodgers while they were still in New York and played briefly for them in Los Angeles and for the Indians. He passed away in 1996

MLB pitcher from 1943-53 for Indians, Senators, Tigers, Browns, and White Sox. Best season was 1948 going 20-7 with a save and a league leading 2.43 ERA. In 1948 World Series was 1-0, giving up 6 hits, no runs in 10 2/3 innings

MLB catcher & pinch hitter from 1936-37 for Indians. Hit .333 in 1937 with two double and a triple. Navy in WW2 for 3 yrs. Pitching coach for Dodgers 1955-65, Cardinals 1966-67, and Cubs 1968-69

Baseball Player

MLB Pitcher 1968-75 (Orioles, Yankees, Indians)

Retired pitcher for Braves, Indians

Born 1916.Last living female 'Monuments Men' of the 2nd wave of Monuments Men which began their work after the war had ended. She is related to writer Virginia Woolf

MLB 3rd base, outfielder 1972-89 for Rangers, Indians, Reds, Astros. 5x All-Star, 6x Gold Glove, Silver Slugger. Best in 1979 with 101 RBI & 1980 with 76 RS, 24 doubles, 4 triples, 17 HR, 83 RBI, .329 BA. Son of Gus Bell. Father of David & Mike Bell

Former major league infielder; played for Phillies, Mariners, Brewers, Cardinals, Indians & Giants; manager of Louisville Bats (AAA-Reds); son of former major leaguer, Buddy Bell; grandfather, Gus Bell also played in the major leagues

MLB pitcher from 1958-69 for Indians, Red Sox, Pirates, White Sox. Known as 'Ding Dong'. Got a save in 1967 World Series. Best season was 1965 going 6-5 with 16 saves and 3.04 ERA

Bench Coach of the Cincinnati Reds, Former major league second baseman; played for Pirates, Diamondbacks, Indians, Mets & Royals; 1X World Series champion; 2X All-Star; Gold Glove winner (1993); former Diamondbacks bench coach

Baseball / Former Record Breaking Slugger for the Indians, White Sox and Orioles

Baseball player, 1925-1938, Dodgers, Phillies, Indians

Baseball Cleveland Indians. Born: 05/20/1914

Actress-Rise of The Foot Soldier

Baseball Player

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'WW2 Navajo Indian Code Talker'

MLB outfielder from 1962-75 for White Sox, Brewers, Indians, Angels. Gold Gloves in 1970 & 72. All - Star in 1967. Best season at plate was 1966 with 50 RS, 20 doubles, 2 triples, 8 HR's, and .271 BA

Cleveland Indians relief pitcher

former MLB player - cleveland indians (1971-72), kansas city royals (1973-74), pittsburgh pirates (1974, 1980-81), milwaukee brewers (1975-76), texas rangers (1977-78), san diego padres (1979-85)

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Canadian Actress - Movie - 'Danger pour la societe' (1970), 'Deformation personnelle' (2003)

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher During the 1980's / Current Rockies Manager 1000+ Wins w/ Colorado Rockies

Czech Republic Adult Film Star

English Producer, Writer And Director

Baseball

Played baseball from 1966 to 1968 with the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox

MLB 3rd & 1st baseman, shortstop from 1948-60 for 6 teams. Known as 'Ike'. 2x All-Star. Led league in RBI's with 116 in 1955. Best season - 1953 with 94 RS, 8 triples, 26 HR's, 114 RBI's, .296 BA. Father of Bob Boone. Grandfather of Bret & Aaron Boone

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Marlins, Rays, Indians, Yankees, Braves and Orioles; 2007 AL Saves Leader (45); sports broadcaster for the Arizona Diamondbacks

Baseball Player

MLB H.O.F. shortstop 1938-52 - Indians, Red Sox. 10 yrs as player-manager. Manger of Indians, Red Sox, A's, Cubs. MVP 1948 as player/manager winning 1948 World Series, had 4 doubles, .273 BA. 8x All-Star, Bat title 1944 (.327). Best in 48 with .355 BA

American Former Baseball Player - Pitcher - 'Cleveland Indians' (1969)

Australian Former Rugby League Player - Halfback - 'Newtown Jets (1978-1979)

Indian's prospect, son of Mickey Brantley former major leaguer

former Indians, Reds, Mariners, Phillies and Rays 3B/1B, now in Yankees organization

Actor Director Writer active from the 50's into the 70's. Directed several religous themed films in the 50's. Appeared in small tv roles. Was the son of censor Joseph Breen

former pitcher with Indians, White Sox & Dodgers

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Baseball player

MLB starting and relief pitcher from 1947-53 for A's & Indians. Won 44 games after his leg destroyed in WWII. Best seasons: 1948 (4th best rookie) going 14-10 with 5 saves and 4.12 ERA, 1949 : 16-11, 3 saves & 4.28 ERA, 1951 All-Star 9 saves 3.20 ERA

MLB pitcher from 1952-59 with Red Sox, Senators & Indians. Went 1-0 giving up only 3 hits in 10 scoreless innings in 1958. In 1959 went 2-2 with 1.80 ERA despite a sore shoulder

retired baseball player for the indians, white sox and red sox

Former Tigers, Indians and Yankees Third Baseman. Current First Base Coach for the Detroit Tigers

Baseball / Current First Baseman for the Texas Rangers/ Major League Debut in 2002/ Previously played with Cleveland and Seattle

former Giants reliever, currently pitching coach for Kane County (A)

Left-hand-batting outfield prospect who was 3rd-Round draft pick of the Phillies in 2014

WHL Player - Kelowna Rockets

baseball player, athletics 2007

Former Chicago White Sox catcher in the 1960's

former Indians prospect, now in Brewers organization

former major league shortstop; played for Orioles, Rangers, A's & Indians

Basketball Player

Former baseball player with the 1969 Cleveland Indians

American Former Male Comedian & Actor - TV Series - 'The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show' (1950-1958). Movie - 'Six of a Kind' (1934), 'Oh God!' 1977), ' The Sunshine Boys' (1975), '18 Again!' (1988), 'A Damsel In Distress' (1937) Plus Many More Roles

German ww2 ME262 pilot born 1924. Was never in the Wehrmacht; author - The last of the few: An Me.262 Pilot remembers, flew the buckner 181, 131, fw 44, ar 66, f-13, w33, w34, ju86, ju88, ju52, me110, me210, me40, me262, klemm 35, sg38, kranich

Baseball / 1980-86 / Former Pitcher for Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Indians / 1st Round Draft Choice in 1977

Baseball MLB Starting Shortstop For the Cleveland Indians

former Orioles and Indians reliever, now in Mets chain

Baseball / Former Dodger Infielder - Outfielder / Now in the Cardinals Farm System

Negro Leaguer '1950 Cleveland Buckeyes'

Baseball player, 1970's, Cleveland Indians

Ex-cleveland indians pitcher

Iwo Jima survivor,Navy Cross recipient

Baseball Player - Sioux City Explorers

Utility infielder for the Cleveland Indians for four seasons (1969-1972)

Actor: Killer Workout, Scarecrows

Male Voice Over Talent

English Female Former Politian - 'Commissioner Of The Equality And Human Rights Commission' (2006-2008). UK House Of Lords Crossbencher (2007- )

English Female Model

American Female American Football Player - Defence Back/Fullback. Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) 'Baltimore Charm' (2010-2013 ) 'Las Vegas Sin' (2014-2015)

Fmr. ML Pitcher- Appeared in 3 games for the Cleveland Indians in 1977

Former Major League Pitcher, TV Analyst

Baseball Chicago White Sox (1944)

2014 Medal of Honor recipient, Afghan war veteran, retired US Marinehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Carpenter

former Cleveland Indians bullpen pitcher; currently plays for NY Mets

baseball

Baseball Player

Opera Singer

Nurse, Attorney, former contestant on reality t.v. series, 'Survivor: Marquesas'

Former first baseman for the Indians, Reds, Pirates, Tigers, & Red Sox. Current analyst for MLB Network

Outfielder for the Indians and Twins

Former baseball player

MLB catcher 1975-92 for 8 teams. Best in 1980 with 70 RS, 30 doubles, 4 triples, 14 HR, 85 RBI, .277 BA. In 1981 World Series had a double, HR, & 3 RBI. Former owner of Newark Bears

Baseball player 1951-1957 Indians, Senators and Red Sox

Former Baseball Player for indians, yankees, and braves/1971 al rookie of the year/ Hitting Coach for Seattle Mariners

former major league/NPB first baseman; played for Senators, Indians, Angels & Yakult Atoms

WWII American Fighter - Ace (9 Victs.)- USAAF

MLB outfielder from 1938-51. Five times hit over 20 home runs in a season. Best season was 1941 with 25 home riuns, 97 runs scored, 106 RBI's and .322 batting average. Navy pilot during World War 2. H.O.F. in football for Cal

baseball player. 1938-1951 Philadelphia A's

MLB outfielder from 1980-83 for Cleveland Indians. R.O.Y. for the 1980 season. That same season he was 5th in the league in committing errors in left field and grounding into the second most double plays in the league with 24

Mexican boxing legend, many times world champion

Author

Cleveland Indians prospect, infielder

Baseball player, Cleveland Indians 1945

Third Base Coach of the Detroit Tigers, former Third base coach of the Houston Astros, Former major league outfielder; played for Indians, Royals, Cubs, Dodgers & Pirates; former interim manager of the Houston Astros

Baseball Player

Negro Leaguer briefly with the 'K.C. Monarchs' 1956-1957

Last surviving worker involved in the construction of Mount Rushmore during the years of 1927 to 1941

MLB outfielder, PH, 1st baseman 1960-71 for Braves, Indians, Giants, Reds, Expos, Cubs. Best in 1964 (116 at - bats) with 4 doubles, 2 triples, HR, .302 BA

Baseball/Rangers & Indians (1973-79)/Started First Game at Age 18-Weeks After Graduating HS

MLB outfielder, pitcher 1955-68 for 6 teams. 9x All-Star. Led league in HR in 1969 also in RBI & walks in 1965. Best season was 1958 with 80 RS, 41 HR, 113 RBI, .303 BA. Pitched two games (1958 & 68), going 1-0 in 5 2/3 IP, one hit, no runs allowed

Baseball / Pitcher for the Indians / 1970-72

former major league outfielder; played for Indians, Pirates, Rockies, Twins and Red Sox; stole 40 bases in 63 games (1990)

MLB first baseman from 1959-67 for the Indians and Reds. Hit 26 home runs in 1961 and 28 home runs in 1962

Retired pitcher- Atlanta Braves 1977-78

Former baseball player 1951 - 1962 with Cardinals, Cubs, Dodgers and Reds

Now in Texas Rangers organization; 2005 AL Cy Young Award Winner with the Angels, also pitched on the A's White Sox, Expos, Indians, Red Sox, and Yankees

WWII - Mine Platoon of the Anti-Tank Company, 69th Infantry Division, 271st Regiment. First combat at the 'Siegfried Line' in February 1945; crossed the Rhine on March 27, 1945; arrived at the KZ Buchenwald one day after its liberation

Baseball / 1978-84 / Pitcher for Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies & Cleveland Indians

Montreal Canadiens goalie

Director/actor/writer 'Return to Tarawa: The Leon Cooper Story' 'Random Passage'/4 years Naval officer in WW2. Landing craft officer-Boat Group Commander for my ship-landing assault troops on the beaches of six Japanese island strongholds

Bench coach for the Miami Marlins. Former Major League Infielder

former major league infielder; played for Indians, Red Sox, Angels & A's

MLB catcher from 1949-66 for Braves , plus 3 others. 11x All-Star, 4x Gold Gloves. Best season - 1960 with 81 RS, 19 HR's, 77 RBI's, .294 BA. In 2 World Series hit 2 HR's. Manager Brewers 1972-75, Mariners 1983 & 84. Broadcaster for White Sox & Brewers

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / 2000-2004 / Minnesota Twins & Cleveland Indians

Baseball / former Indians, Royals and Red Sox OF, now with Athletics

former major league infielder; played for Reds, Indians and Cardinals; father of former AL Rookie of Year, Bobby Crosby

WWII Fighter Ace (5.25 Victs) - US Navy - Navy Cross, flew the hellcat, skyraider, f8f bearcat, iwo jima, okinawa

U.S. Air Force brigadier general (Ret.)& author 'Around the World with LBJ: My Wild Ride As Air Force One Pilot', White House Aide, & Personal Confidant/Military aide & chief Air Force One pilot under President Lyndon B. Johnson

former Indians outfielder, now with Angels organization

Pitcher-Been in Indians, Mariners and Rangers system

Baseball / 1966-74 / Played for 6 Teams Including Indians & Reds / Pitcher / No-Hitter in 1968

Baseball: (1961-1963) - Cubs, Braves, Indians

Former MLB Player for the Brewers, Mets, Pirates & Indians

Soccer Player

MLB relief pitcher from 1961-64 for Indians and Twins. Best season was 1963 going 6-3 with 21 saves (third best in league) and 1,99 ERA

Cleveland Indians

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, A's & Indians; 2X All-Star; 2X World Series champion

former Indians, Royals, A's, Tigers, Red Sox and Yankees outfielder. Part of two World Series champs. Got 3 hits (single, double, triple) in first inning of MLB game against Florida

Baseball Player

Host of early 80's show That's Incredible

Negro Leaguer 'Goshen Red Wings'

MLB 1B-OF (Indians, Padres 1965-69)

Cleveland Indians Starting Pitcher

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Retired baseball player played for chicago cubs debut in 1979

Steven Michael Davis Position: Outfielder Bats: Left, Throws: Right Height: 6' 1

Former Major League Pitcher (Blue Jays, Indians)

Played baseball with the 1979 Chicago Cubs

Voice of Flower (adolescent)& Thumper (adult) in the 1942 film of Bambi

Former James Madison Basketball Player

1945 Philadelpha Stars

Baseball Player

Nba basketball player

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Right-handed hitting catcher who was signed by the Cardinals as a free agent in 2006

MLB third baseman from 1960-69 with Indians, Braves, and Reds

Puerto-Rico-born right-handed pitcher drafted in the 24th round by the Dodgers in 2013

Former Major League Pitcher

Former baseball pitcher. Played 90-99 for Sea, Cin, StL, SF, LAA, Cle

French Soccer Player - Celtic

MLB outfielder; first and third baseman 1956-67 for Dodgers, Phillies, Tigers, Red Sox & Indians. In 1959 World Series batted .250, scoring two runs. Best season was 1962 with 24 doubles, 3 triples, 24 home runs, 107 RBI's and a batting average of .307

Baseball player, 1958-59. Third baseman Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Indians

Baseball / 2004 Cleveland Indians / Started 4 Games in 2004 for the Tribe / Spent 2006 with Washington Nationals Organization

1947 Red Sox

Retired baseball player played for the cleveland indians debut 1999

Author;'Just A Kid, A Guard at the Nuremberg Trials' 18 years old when drafted in 1944, into infantry. Found himself standing guard over Nazi war criminals, & watched as atrocities were described in detail throughout the Nuremberg Trails

Current manager for Bluefield Orioles, retired catcher, former Indian, Pirate and Dodger

Baseball / Former Power Hitting First Baseman for Red Sox / Playing Independent Ball in 2007

Played outfield for the Milwaukee Braves from 1963 - 1965

Current General Manager of the Seattle Marienrs; former Relief Pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, New York Mets and Colorado Rockies

MLB pitcher from 1939-54 for Indians, Red Sox, and White Sox. Best known for his 1946 World Series going 1-0 in 12 2/3 innings of allowing 4 hits and no runs. Best season 1947 going 18-8 with save and 2.95 ERA

former Tigers and Orioles pitcher

Baseball AA - Connecticut Defenders 2007

MLB H.O.F. outfielder 1947-59 - Indians, White Sox, Tigers. First black player in AL. 7x All-Star. Led league in RS 1x, HR 2x, RBI 1x, & slug %.1954 Runner-up for MVP - 94 RS, 18 doubles, 4 triples, 32 HR, 106 RBI, .272 BA./ 2 W.S. champs - double, HR

Phillies Prospect

MLB pitcher from 1950-65 for 5 teams. 5x All-Star. Best seasons: 1957 went 16-6 (best w-l %), 2.77 ERA; 1961 ERA Title with 2.40 & 1962 went 20-10. Led league in Shutouts 1x, Complete Games 1x. Got a save in 1959 World Series for the champion White Sox

Played in 163 games over 8 seasons with the Cleveland Indians (1987), California Angels (1988), New York Yankees (1989-1990), San Diego Padres (1991), Cincinnati Reds (1992-1993), and Chicago Cubs (1994)

Actor (PT 109, Galaxy Being in first 'Outer Limits' episode), son of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas

WWII veteran, born in 1913, believed to be the oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor. He served on the USS W> Virginia during the attack, and later served in the Korean War

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Former AAA/MLB Player - Cleveland Indians, brother of former MLB Players Stephen Drew & J.D. Drew

Former Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland Indians OF/ Now back in Triple-A for Chicago Cubs

American fighter ace VF-15, 5 Kills - US Navy, f4f hellcat, p-47, p-51

U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to the White House detail during the Kennedy years, Duncan served as the advance agent for Fort Worth during the Texas visit in November 1963

former major league pitcher; played for Stanford University, Indians, Expos, Rangers, Angels and A's; hit grand slam in 1971

Baseball / Outfielder / Chicago Cubs & Florida Marlins / Debuted in 1996

baseball player

50s baseball

Baseball / 1970's & 80's / Relief Pitcher / Former Cleveland Indians, Milwaukee Brewers & Atlanta Braves

MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1975-98 for A's, Red Sox, Cubs, Indians, Cards. 'Eck'was. MVP & Cy Young in 92. 6x All-Star, 2x Rolaids Relief. Yet was best in 1990 with 4-2, 48 saves, 0.61 ERA. Led league saves 2x. 1988 ALCS MVP with 4 saves, 6 IP, one hit

former MLB player/manager - cleveland indians (1962-1963), kansas city athletics (1963-1965), new york yankees (1965), philadelphia phillies (1970)

Buffalo Soldiers of WW2 'Age 90'

Baseball player

Silent Film Child Actor, Born: 09/26/1920.'I Do' (1921), 'Gramdma's Boy' (1922), 'So This Is Marriage' (1924), 'Eastside Kids' (1940)

Wasp (wwii pilot)

1935 Brooklyn Dodgers Debut: May 19, 1935 Final Game: September 25, 1942 Died: March 21, 2003 in Beachwood, OH

Pitcher for Indians, debut 1974

Baseball / Relief Pitcher of the Late 1990's & 2000's / Member of 2004 World Champion Red Sox / Also Played for Padres, Giants, Braves, Indians & Yankees a's and now signed with the Charlotte Knights AAA team

Baseball Player

Born: October 30, 1960 in La Sabana, Vargas, Venezuela Signed by the Toronto Blue Jays as an amateur free agent in 1978. (All Transactions)Debut: April 13, 1991 (Age 30.165)

Football player - 2014 draft - WR

Musician, Actor - Titanic

former Astros, Tigers and Twins infielder, now a coach for Cleveland

Played on the 1951 Cleveland Indians. nicknamed 'Red'

MLB first baseman from 1947-55 for the A's, White Sox, Tigers, Indians. Known as 'Burrhead' or 'Cocky'. Bat champion in 1951 & 52 with BA of .344 & .327./ 5x Al - Star. Led league in doubles with 43 in 1952

MLB outfielder from 1920-31 with the White Sox and Indians. Career batting average of .314. Best season was 1926 with 43 doubles, 4 triples, 8 home runs, 86 runs scored, 108 RBI's and .345 batting average

MLB pitcher 1971-83 (11 yrs) for 8 teams. All - Star in 1980 with 7 wins, 30 saves, 3.34 ERA. Scout for Orioles, Announcer for White Sox

Baseball / 1980's & Early 90's Relief Pitcher / Career Year in 1988 with Royals - 2.50 ERA & 20 Saves/ played for Royals, Red Sox, Indians & Yankees

former MLB pitcher during the 80s/90s for Tigers, Angels, Indians / former Manager for 2013 World Champion Red Sox; pitching coach during 2007 WS Championship; currently works in Reds organization

Former baseball player. OF, Pirates' 1st Rd pick in the 1991 draft

Retired Baseball / Catcher 1996-2002 & 2005-06 / Royals, A's Rockies, Angels, Orioles, Phillies, Yankees, and Blue Jays/ Currently manager of the New Hampshire Fishercats (AA)

Baseball Hall of Famer. Born: 11/03/1918

WWII: Pearl Harbor survivor, 7 December 1941, USS Oglala

retired baseball player (Blue Jays, Tigers, Yankees)

Retired baseball player played for the seattle mariners debut 1981

Porn star

MLB catcher from 1948-59 for the Piratwes, Senators, Indians. Hit .289 in 360 at - bats in 1954

Retired baseball player played for the st louis cardinals debut 1988

Baseball player, 1898-1910. Member of the Baseball Hall of Fame

Former minor league pitcher. Toranto Bluejays organization '78-'81. 'R'-'AA'

MLB outfielder (1970-73 Indians, Rangers)

Played as a catcher for MLB team Brewers, current announcer for the Oakland Athletics

Tulsa-born outfielder who debut for the Clevevland Indians in 1970. He passed away (at a Tulsa nursing home) in 2008

Baseball / Former Indians, Phillies, Blue Jays and Astros Outfielder / Former UCLA Standout / Now with Rays

MLB outfielder, P.H. from 1947-56 for Cardinals, Reds, Orioles, Indians. Known as 'Cobra Joe'. Best in 1954 (88 at - bats) had 12 RS, 5 doubles, two triples, 3 HR's, 18 RBI, .295 BA

Baltimore Orioles outfielder 1954

Baseball / Outfielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates During the 1980's / Very Good Defensive Player

Retired former Tigers and Indians third baseman

Baseball / Played 6 Years for Cleveland Indians in the 1960's / Steady Fielder With a Little Power

former major league pitcher; played for Milwaukee Braves and Cleveland Indians; major league pitching coach for Mariners, Rockies and Royals

Former baseball player for the 1965 Indians

MLB pitcher from 1934-49 with Indians, Red Sox, and Browns. Best known for his 1944 World Series with an 1-1 record, giving up only 3 earned runs in 18 innings

former Indians, White Sox, Orioles, Angels, Phillies, Braves and Mets outfielder

50s baseball player-died 1986

former Giants, Indians and Mariners 1B/DH/OF... now in Rays organization

MLB pitcher 1973-81 (9 years) for Indians, Orioles. Best in 1976 with 20-7, save, and 2.67 ERA. In 1974 ALCS had 2/3 IP giving up no earned runs

Played for the Boston Red Sox - Outfielder - in the 50's

Baseball / Former MLB Hard Hitting 1st Baseman - Brooklyn Dodgers (1957), Los Angeles Dodgers (1958), Baltimore Orioles (1960-63), Kansas City Athletics (1964-65), Houston Astros (1965-66), Toronto Blue Jays (1965), Cleveland Indians (1966)

Band

former Indians, Padres and Brewers outfielder

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, P.H. from 1967-71 for Indians, Pilots, Brewers. Best season was 1969 (221 at - bats) had 20 RS, 7 doubles, and 17 RBI's

former major league outfielder; played for Indians, Pirates and Padres; 2X All - Star

Former Mets second baseman from the '80s

Catcher for the 2016 American League Champion Cleveland Indians

MLB outfielder from 1936-1942.for Indians, Cubs, and Reds. Best season was 1940 getting 39 doubles, 11 triples, 5 home runs with a batting average of .313

Fmr Baseball Player (PHI & CLE 49-54)

Baseball Player for the Cleveland indians system./ Pitched a Perfect game in AA

English footballer. Plays centre abck for Liverpool

Baseball, right handed pitcher drafted by the Texas Rangers with the 23rd overall pick in the 2013 amateur draft

5year MLBer (1984-85;87-89); Japan (1991-92)

MLB outfielder 1989-2005 for Rangers, Tigers, Indians, Royals. Known as 'Juan Gone or Igor'. 2x MVP (96 & 98). 3x All-Star. 6x Silver Slugger. 2x HR Titles, 1x RBI. 1x Doubles. 5x 40-plus HR's. Best 1998 with 110 RS, 50 doubles, 45 HR, 157 RBI, .318 BA

Venezuelan - born infielder signed as free agent by Tigers in 1999 (born Feb. 23, 1982, in Valencia Valenzuela). He never played in the major leagues

1st Baseman for the Cleveland Indians (1976), Philadelphia Phillies (1978)and the Oakland Athletics (1980)

Ex-cleveland indians 2nd baseman

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Ex Major League Baseball Player

Reds starting pitching prospect

Baseball / 1996-Present / Infielder That has Played for Braves, D-Rays, White Sox, Red Sox / Currently with KC Royals

Right-handed pitcher who appeared in three games for the Cleveland Indians in 1968

MLB 1958-71, 7 Teams. 1st African American to win 20, with 21(most in A.L.)-7 in 1965. 2x All-Star. 1970 was 8-3, 24 saves, 1.86 ERA & 1971 was 6-2, 24 saves, 1.82./ 65 W.S. went 2-1, 2.74 ERA. Jim wrote, 'I threw 4 illegal pitches but was never caught'

Baseball / Pitcher / Former Cincinnati Reds Hurler / Playing in the Independent Atlantic League in 2007

Baseball player, pitcher, Colorado Rockies 2015-

Tuskegee Airmen

former major league shortstop; played for Dodgers, Blue Jays, A's & Indians; 1X All-Star (1984); 4X World Series champion; 1979 AL Rookie of the Year; current Angels first base coach

MLB pitcher from 1941-57 for the Indians, Tigers. Best seasons were 1945 going 19-9, save, 2.55 ERA and 1954 going 18-6, save, and 2.74 ERA. Pitched a complete 9 inning game in 1948 World Series, getting the win and allowing only one run

Kansas City Royals 2nd Baseman

Former Major League Pitcher

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Baseball / Pitcher / Former Orioles, Rockies, and Royals starter, now with Rangers

Baseball / Outfielder for Cleveland Indians / Native of Venezuela / Made his Major Leagu Debut in 2005

World boxing champion

Minor league baseball prospect

former Reds, Braves, Cubs, Mets & Royals outfielder; holds minor league record for stolen bases in one season (155); currently plays in White Sox minor leagues

MLB Reliever from 1961-72 for 6 teams / Also played in NBA for the Lakers. Known as 'Gomer'. Tossed the famous pitch called the 'Folly Floater'. In 1963 & 64 W.S.- one save, 3.00 ERA. Best season: 1965 w/3-1, 5 saves, 1.39 ERA/ 1968.11 saves, 2.13 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Rangers, Indians & Angels

Baseball Player born 1989, from 2008 MLB June Amateur Draft

MLB pitcher 1928-47 with the Indians. Known as 'Chief'. 4x All-Star. ERA title in 1933. Led league in shutouts with 6 in 1934. Best seasons were 1934 going 20-12 with 5 saves, 2.61 ERA and in 1935 went 22-11 with 2 saves and 3.29 ERA. 25 career shutouts

Two Sport Athlete / Baseball: 1958-67 Indians, Red Sox, Colt 45's & Twins / Football: 1955 49ers / Only Man to Ever Pinch Hit for Ted Williams

Herman - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Ralphy - Nobody's Fool

former Major League pitcher; played for Indians, Rangers, Blue Jays & Braves; All-star in 1967

former major league player/Manager; played for Rangers, Padres and Indians; Managed Indians, Mariners and Orioles; 1975 ROY and 1X All - Star

Negro Leaguer 'Birmingham Black Barons 1951' MLB OF (1955-61 Indians, Red Sox)

Former Baseball Player/Current TV annoucer for the Chicago White Sox

NHL right wing from 1973-84, 12 seasons with Islanders, Kings, Maple Leafs. 1976 All - Star. Had 2 Hat Tricks during the 1973-74 season

MLB Infielder (1968-69 Indians, Royals)

Baseball player born 1926, 1948-51 Philadelphia A's and the 1951 Cleveland Indians

Played football for 1960'Los Angeles Chargers

Tuskegee Pilot

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Major League Baseball Player with Reds, Mets, Nationals, Braves and Red Sox

MLB pitcher and first baseman from 1952-60 for Giants, White Sox, Orioles, Red Sox, and Indians. Best seasons: 1953 14-8, save, and .295 ERA. 1956 15-11 3.10 ERA. 1958 12 wins, 4 saves, and 2.89 ERA. Hit 21 HR's in 424 at - bats

Actress - The Slime People, Pajama Party, Ride The Wild Surf, City Under The Sea, Dr. Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine, The Ghost In The Invisible Bikini (title role). Wife of A.I.P. president James H. Nicholson from 1964 until his death in 1972

Retired Major League Pitcher - 1959 & 1962

Tuskegee Airmen Flew PT-17, BT-13, A-26, P-40, P-47, P-51, F-80, F-86, F-89, F-94 and the F-102

baseball player former Indians,Cubs,Yankees,White Sox ,and A's catcher

MLB 1st baseman 1922-29 for A's, Indians. Held Minor League record - 63 HR (1930) and 69 (1933). Held AL record most total bases in game. Only Ruth hit more HR (46) in MLB during the 1924 season than Joe's 27. Longest hit HR, 165 miles, landing in train

Late 50s, early 60s baseball, Cleveland Indians

Former outfielder Indians, Phillies and Angels

Tigers farmhand

Actor - Hollyoaks

Baseball / Former Lefty Starting Pitcher in the 1980s / Indians, Twins, Expos & Pirates / Former All American at University of Miami

Baseball / Pitcher / 1965 & 1968-72 / Indians and Royals

50s indians baseball player

former major league shortstop; played for Indians, Mets, Cardinals and Brewers

Olympic Silver 1956 Gold 1960 - figure skating/ three stooges meet snow white

Former major league pitcher. 1960 toranto maple leafs. minorleaguebaseball.com's 100 greatest teams. team #87

former major league outfielder; played for University of California, Mariners & Indians

MLB pitcher (1969-73 Indians, Mets)

former major league first baseman; played for Cardinals, Mets & Indians; 2X World Series champion; 5X All-Star; 11X Gold Glove winner; 1979 NL co-MVP

Baseball/Cleveland Indians Prospect

Baseball - Toledo Mud Hens 2006

Cleveland Indians Pitcher

MLB outfielder, 1st & 2nd baseman from 1961-71 for Senators, Indians, Angels. All--Star in 1964. Best season was 1961 with 73 RS, 25 doubles, 6 triples, 17 HR's, 76 RBI, .310 BA (4th in league). Career SB record 130-50

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MLB starter & relief pitcher from 1026-44 for Indians, Senators, Giants, Browns. Best season was 1929 going 17-15 with a save and 3.34 ERA. Won 18 games in 1927

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Baseball player, 1935-1946. Indians, Browns, Phillies, Cubs

Actor, - NCIS, Joey, CSI: Miami, born 1975

Actor - played The Young Master in the TV series Doctor who

British WWII Rear Admiral

Baseball / Infielder 1953-58 for Browns, Orioles, Yankees, A's & Indians / Manager 1977-78 for Rangers

Former Blue Jay, Indian, currently with the Texas Rangers, infielder

Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) Baltimore Charm 2011

MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop, outfielder with 8 teams from 1996-2006. Best season was 2000 with 68 RS, 27 doubles, 6 triples, 6 HR and had 28 steals in 34 attempts. Career SB - 133 steals, caught 39 times. Involved with Many Gang Prevention Programs

Baseball player with the 1970-1973 Phillies, Cardinals and Royals

'Tuskegee Airmen' & fighter ace of ww2

former major league coach/3rd baseman; played for Indians and A's; former hitting coach for Cincinnati Reds and Toronto Blue Jays; 2X All - Star

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USS Indianapolis survivor

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Retired Former Starting Pitcher with several teams

Pearl Harbor Survivor, aboard U.S.S. Maryland when the attack took place. Also fought in the Korean War

Bomb Aimer, 617 Squadron (Dambusters)

Pearl Harbor survivor (7 Dec 1941), USS Oklahoma

Member of rescue Ship USS Bassett to the aid of the USS Indianapolis Survivors

Right-handed hitting catcher who debuted in one game for the Indians, one more game for them in 1974, then appeared in one game for the Expos in 1975, six more for them in 1976, and the three games for the White Sox in 1978

WWII US Fighter Pilot, 56th FG, Zemke's Wolfpack

WW2 vet, born 1921, and the last surviving member of Richard Byrd'sThird Antarctic Expedition in 1939. Also returned with Byrd on his 1946 and 1947 expeditions

MLB pitcher from 1944-46 for the Red Sox and Indians. Best season was 1945 going 6-4 with two saves and an ERA of 4.01

The One Show

1961/62 Cleveland Indians. Also played in the Negro League

Singer/Musician

Baseball Player born 1988 - Cubs prospect, Daytona Cubs

Baltimore orioles pitcher 1964

pitcher on Reds 40 man roster

playboy playmate - miss september 1976

Former major league thirdbaseman (1923-35)

Baseball / Former Hard Playing Infielder / 1980's / California Angels & Chicago White Sox

Baseball - Pitcher - Chicago Cubs & Cincinnati Reds

retired baseball player, most known as an Oriole, younger brother of football player Leroy Kelly

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MLB third baseman from 1937-50 for the Indians and Red Sox, 1945 Military. 7x All - Star. 3x fielding leader at 3rd base. Made one of the outs to end Joe DiMaggio's streak. Best season was 1948 with 31 home runs, 119 RBI,, and .297 batting average

Pitcher 1953 Boston Red Sox {Died 4/8/1983}in the 1953 Topps Archives

U.S. Congressman (4th CD) from Massachusetts. Son of Joseph P. Kennedy II, grandson of Ethel Kennedy and the late Robert F. Kennedy. Elected to Congress in 2012

former major league infielder; played for Indians and Yankees; once hit inside - the - park homerun

Baseball - Top Reliever/Closer of the Late 1970's and Early 80's - Known for Wearing Wide Brimmed Amish Hat

Baseball pitcher 1969-73 Tigers, Indians, Padres

Former major league outfielder; played for Pirates, Cubs & Indians; 6X All-Star; NY Mets Broadcaster; member of Baseball Hall of Fame inducted in 1975 led the league in homeruns from 1946-1952 with the Pirates NL All star from 1947 and 1949 to 1951

Played basketball for 1969 Cincinnati Royals

WWII ship Reuben James survivor

Retired baseball player for the indians and Padres

2nd Round Draft pick by The Cleveland Indians in 2009. Played for ASU

1st Base Coach of the Baltimore Orioles, Outfielder for the Cleveland Indians (1991-1996), Los Angeles Dodgers (1996-1997) and the New York Mets (1998)

Baseball player with 1958-1970 Kansas City A's, Twins, Mets,Indians and Milwaukee Braves

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals, Giants, Expos, Indians & Orioles; current pitching coach for Augusta (A)

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former Diamondbacks reliever, currently in the Atlantic League

Former Padres and A's 3B, now in Royals chain

American Football, End, Notre Dame, NFL Redskins, Cleveland Rams of the NFL in 1938

former twins & indians pitcher

Former Cleveland Indians RH pitcher (1991-1993)

baseball player 1975-1978 with the Red Sox and Indians

Baseball player form 1964 to 1969 with the Phillies, Mets, Astros and Indians.

He was a utility infielder for the Cleveland Indians in 1961 and 1962, playing 25 games each year (at 2B, SS, and 3B)

1950's Cleveland Indians SS

Baseball Player-Indians, Giants-1970's +80's, hit one major league home run, current announcer for the San Francisco Giants

MLB pitcher from 1946-57 for Yankees, Phillies, Cardinals, Pirates, Orioles, White Sox, Indians & Senators. Played in 3 World Series (1951, 52, and 53) getting 2 saves in 4 1/3 innings and an ERA of 2.08

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Blue Jays, Mariners, Indians, Rockies and Mets

Former Expos and Indians catcher, currently coach with the Arizona Diamondbacks

Pitcher for the Dodgers and Indians in the early 70's

former major league catcher; played for Indians, Giants, Brewers, Padres, Cardinals and Mariners

Photographer. Son of film comedian Harry Langdon

former major league pitcher; played for Mariners, Angels, Expos, Indians & Padres; 4X All-star; struck out 2,464 batters

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Cleveland Indians outfielder; Former Florida Gator and Team USA member

Baseball - Buffalo Bisons 2006

former MLB pitcher - san francisco giants (1982-85), montreal expos (1985), cleveland indians (1988)

Played baseball for Phillies, Padres, Tigers, Mariners and Indians from 1970-1977

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baseball player pitcher won the 2008 AL Cy Young Winner Traded to Rangers July 9, 2010 /Former Phillies Indians and Seattle Mariners ace

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Baseball Player - Salem Avalanche

Former baseball player. He pitched the 1960 season with the Indians and 1963 with the Anges.

Retired Marine Officer who served on the ?Death Watch? for President John F. Kennedy?s casket following the assassination

Former baseball player 1959-1962 with Cleveland Indians and LA Angels

MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1946-58 for Indians and Manager from 1970-82 for Royals. White Sox, Yanks. Led league in wins 3x, shutouts (10) in 1948, K's in 1950. W.S Champs 1945 going 2-0 with 1.65 ERA. Threw no-hitter (1948). Managed W.S.wins for Yanks in 1978

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Baseball player 1968-1975 with the Indians and White Sox