Retired MLB Pitcher

Minor League Baseball Coach currently in the Houston Astros Organization

Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture 1951-55

Baseball player drafted by the seattle mariners in 1990

Baseball player drafted by the st. louis cardinals in 1988

Playes for the new york yankees debut 2013

Baseball Player

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

1990 Yankees

Bench coach of the St. Louis Cardinals, Former Major League Outfielder

Gaming Journalist

Actor-Airport For Birds

Actor

Author - Christmas Gifts, Christmas Voices

Children's Book Author-I'm Not Cute

The Apprentice

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 / Former Major League Infielder For NY Yankees, currently in the Milwaukee organization

Baseball Player

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

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

Singer-impressionist,

Hell's Kitchen

Football Player

1979 KC Chiefs

Storyboard Artist

Baseball / Pitcher / Former New York Yankees Prospect / Currently Playing in the Cubs Organization

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

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

Baseball Player

Football Player

Baseball Player - El Paso Diablos

Director of Photography

Baseball player played 1 game for the 1947 New York Yankees

former major league shortstop/secondbasemen; played for Cubs, Yankees, Marlins, Padres & Phillies

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

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals, Reds, Yankees & Pirates; 2X All-Star 1955 & 1961; member of Yankees 1961 World Series Championship team

Retired baseball player. played forthe yankees debut 1994 was a pitcher

Baseball player, 1909-1929. Third baseman for St Louis Browns and New York Yankees

Football Player

Former Major League Infielder

MLB pitcher from 1966-82 for Yankees, White Sox, A's, Expos, Angels, Phillies. Known as 'Bahnsen Burner or Bonce'. R.O.Y. in 1968 with 17-12, 2.05 ERA. In 1972 went 21-16 with 2.60 ERA

USS Pueblo

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

American third baseman in Major League Baseball from 1908 to 1922, HOF 1955

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

Current hitting coach for the State College Spikes, former Yankees & Mariners outfielder/DH, Nicknamed 'Bye Bye Balboni'

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

MLB pitcher from 1986-95 for Royals, Mariners, Reds, Red Sox, Yankees. Best seasons were 1989 going 14-6, 3.34 ERA and 1992 with 10-4, save, 2.93 ERA

Former Major League Outfielder Blue Jays, Yankees

Spent parts of five seasons in the major leagues with the Orioles, Yankees, and Indians, mostly playing first base

Assistant weaponeer on Bockscar during Nagasaki mission

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

Prospect with the Minnesota Twins

MLB outfielder 1948-61 for Yanks, A's. 3x All - Star.. Manager 1961-62 A's, 64-68 Yanks (World Champs in 66) , 69 Orioles. Led league in triples in 1957. Best in 1956 with 26 HR./ 9 World Series (7x Champ) 21 RS. 2 doubles, 3 triples, 7 HR, 24 RBI

Former Yankees, Blue Jays, and Pirates reliever

Baseball player

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees & Mariners; member of Yankees 1978 World Series championship team; former general manager of Expos & Orioles

Baseball

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

Baseball

Baseball / 1999-2002 / NY Yankees & Anaheim Angels / Infielder & Outfielder / Memmber of 1999 & 2000 World Series Champion NY Yankees

Actress-Rise of The Foot Soldier

Born: November 20, 1929 in Long Beach, CA Signed by the New York Yankees as an amateur free agent in 1950Debut: September 17, 1954 Final Game: September 25, 1960 Died: April 6, 2004 in Las Vegas, NV

former San Francisco Giants,Houston Astros,and Detroit Tigers 1st baseman

'WW2 Navajo Indian Code Talker'

Seattle Mariners

Baseball HOF 1972 AL MVP 1951, 1954 and 1955 was in the world series 14 times and won the world series in 1947, 1949-1953, 1956, 1958, 1961-1962 baseball player for NY Yankees and played for the Mets in 1965. Managed the Mets and Yankees & coached, too

New York Yankees relief pitcher

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

Czech Republic Adult Film Star

1974 rookie outfielder for the Yankees

former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Yankees & Orioles; 2X All-Star; 4X World Series champion; 8X Gold Glove Award winner

English Producer, Writer And Director

MLB from 1955-65 with the Yankees, Royals, and Braves. Best Season was in 1961 with the Yankees hitting 21 home runs in 243 at - bats with a .305 batting average

American Former Base Ball Player - Pitcher - Kansas City Athletics (1966) And New York Yankees (1965)

Pitcher with the Braves from 1963-1967

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals & Yankees; former Royals pitching coach; member of Royals 1985 World Series championship team (coach)

New York Yankee (MLB'S First DH)

Former Major League Player, Seattle Mariners broadcaster

Retired Major League third baseman/scout; played for Yankees, Indians & Pirates

former MLB player - Cincinnati Reds (1967), New York Yankees (1969, 71)

Major League Baseball pitcher

retired Baseball Player

MLB pitcher from 1942-51 with Yankees, Cubs, Phillies, Pirates, and Tigers. Was 3-2 in three World Series of 1942, 43, and 45. Best season in 1945 going 21-7 with one save and led league in ERA with 2.65

Former Chicago White Sox & New York Mets Outfielder

MLB pitcher 1962-78 (10 yrs) for 4 teams. All - Star. Best - 1963 with 21-7, save, 2.53 ERA & 1964 with 18-13, 3.02 ERA. 2 W.S. went 2-1, 1.48 ERA. Author of Ball Four & others. Invented Big League Chew & formed Big League Cards - made of anyone

former Yankees pitcher, now with Reds

1998 NY Yankees Pitcher

Baseball Player

former Yankees,White Sox,and Mariners catcher

1980 NYY; 1983 A's; 1984-85 Nippon Ham Fighters (Japan): 1B/DH

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

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Baseball player played from 1951 to 19571951-1953 New York Yankees, 1954 Orioles, 1955 White Sox 1956 White Sox and Tigers 1957 Orioles played mostly shortstop but did play a little 2nd and 3rd base, too.He was a utility player

MLB shortstop from 1961-75 for Senators, Tigers, Cardinals, Rangers, Yankees. Known as 'Casper'. all-star in 1973 while htting 14 HR's. Gold Glove. Most productive in 1969 with 71 RS, 18 doubles, 5 triples, 2 HR's, .266 BA. Brother of MLB Chuck Brinkman

Baseball AA - Bowie Baysox 2006

Former Third Baseman for the Oakland A's and New York Yankees/ Currently coaching at Linfield College in Oregon

Former Major League Outfielder; played for Yankees & Rangers

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

Basketball Player

Former big league pitcher; 98-99 NY Yankees, 00-03 Brewers

MLB outfielder 187-2001 for Yankees, Mariners. All - Star 1996. Gold Glove. 'Bone' best in 1996 with 107 RS, 29 doubles, 44 HR, 138 RBI, .271 BA. 3 years in row hit 40 or more HR. Hit 8 HR in 7 post season series

Played baseball with the 1969-1971 Yankees

MLB pitcher 1950-67 for 6 teams. 3x All-Star. 1957 W.S. MVP going 3-0 with 0.67 ERA. Best season - 1956 with 19-10, save, leading the league in ERA 2.70 & Shutouts (2x in career). Also led league other yrs in wins (21), W-L %, CG. No-hitter in 1960

former Expos,Mets,and Yankees closer

Author - Die Happy

Comedian & Actor: The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show, Six of a Kind, International House, A Damsel in Distress, The Sunshine Boys, Oh God!, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Going in Style, 18 Again!, Radioland Murders

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 player,IF, (New York, Toronto)

1993 Yankees

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MLB pitcher from 1943-57 for Yankees, Browns, White Sox, Senators. 1944 & 45 Military Service. All - Star. Best seasons 1949 going 15-7, 3.72 ERA & 1955 with 16-5, 2 saves, 3.15 ERA, led league in w - l %. Four World Series going 1-1 with 2.53 ERA

Baseball Player

Giants outfielder/DH,formerly with the New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves and Kansas City Royals

Iwo Jima survivor,Navy Cross recipient

Fromer Philadlephia Phillies & Chicago White Sox player in the 1960s

Baseball Player - Sioux City Explorers

former major league shortstop; played for A's, Rangers, Angels & Yankees; 6X All-Star; 3X World Series champion Elected to the Cuban Baseball HOF in 1997; finished career with 2,249 hits and 649 stolen bases

Actor: Killer Workout, Scarecrows

Male Voice Over Talent

Female Model

Baroness. UK House of Lords

Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) Baltimore Charm 2010-

Yankees prospect - 2007 Rookie

Seattle Mariners second baseman, formally of the New York Yankees

former major league third baseman; played for Yankees, White Sox, A's & Dodgers; 2X World Series champion

Baseball player - 1960's.

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

Opera Singer

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

Baseball - Yankees 1955-56

Baseball / Pitcher for Cinicnnati Reds 1974-75 / Member of 1975 World Series Champions

MLB outfielder, P.H., from 1951-62 for Yankees, A's, Angels, Astros. Best season (All-Star) in 1958 with 93 RS, 20 doubles, 7 triples, 38 HR's, 104 RBI, .305 BA. 3 World Series with a HR, .258 BA. Roommate of Maris & Mantle during 1961 home run race

New York Yankees Catcher. Catcher prospect who was signed by the New York Yankees as a free agent in 2003. His major league debut for them was in 2009

Currently pitches for the Detroit Tigers; formerly with the NY Yankees

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

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

MLB pitcher 1937-47 for Yankees. 4x All-Star. 1943 MVP & ML P.O.Y. - went 20-4, 1.64 ERA with most wins, winning %, ERA & shutouts. ERA Title in 1947. In 1946 went 20-8, 2 saves, 2.10 ERA. 4 World Series (3x Champ) totals were 2-2, save, 1.62 ERA

MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1930-46 for 7 teams.4x All-Star. Led league in stolen bases 4 times, triples in 1937./ World Series Champs 1932 with 2 doubles, 6 RBI's, .294 BA. Best season 1938 - 92 RS, 40 doubles, 8 triples, 6 HR's, 80 RBI, .340 BA

Mexican boxing legend, many times world champion

Author

Baseball / Relief Pitcher / Yankees, Diamondbacks and Rays, now with Dodgers

OF- brief stints in majors with Yankees and Giants

Baseball / Pitcher / 1984 Yankees / Played College Baseball for the University of Kansas Jayhawks

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for the New York Yankees in 1957. His father was a nephew of Eddie Cicotte, of Black Sox scandal fame. Al passed away in 1982, at the age of 52

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Baseball Player

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

Baseball / Former Major League Second Baseman / Yankees & Padres / Nickname: Hoss

former Reds and Yankees pitcher

former major league pitcher; played for Mariners, Yankees & Rangers; 2X World Series champion

MLB pitcher 1984-2007 for 4 teams. MVP. 7x Cy Young, 11x All-Star (MVP 1x). 2x Triple Crown, 7x ERA Title. Led league in wins 4x, 20 or wins 6x, K's 5x, shutouts 5x. Career K's 4,672. 2x- 20 K's in 9 IP game. World Series 6x (2x Champs) 3-0, 2.37 ERA

former major league pitcher; played for Red Sox, Yankees, Angels & Senators

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

Outfielder who debuted for the Boston Red Sox in 1960. (he passed away in 1997)

Relief pitcher for the New York Mets

Former New York Yankee pitcher-All-Star-1960

former Yankees reliever/currently with the Tigers

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

Hall of Fame Announcer (2005). MLB second baseman from 1949-57 for Yankees. All-Star and MVP in 1950. Fielding leader in 1949. Rookie of the Year in 1949. In 6 World Series (1949-51, 55-57) getting 6 doubles and .275 batting average. Manager in 1980

former Red Sox and Yankee, longtime minor league journeyman, now retired

Baseball in 55-60

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Played for the New York Yankees

Former First Baseman for New York yankees

baseball player

Baseball player, 1924-1935. Member of the 1927 New York Yankees. Member of the Baseball Hall of Fame

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

Montreal Canadiens goalie

Baseball / Pitcher for Phillies / Former Yankee, Rockie/White Sox/ He was a Star in World Competition Before Defecting from Cuba

Baseball player 1993 yankees

Baseball / Pitcher 1970's And Early 80's For Twins / Current Pitching Coach For Chicago White Sox

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

Catcher 1953 St Louis Browns {Died 6/16/1985} In the 1953 Topps Archive

Hall of Fame pitcher 1912-1928, won three games for the Cleveland Indians in the 1920 World Series

former major league Manager for Blue Jays and Braves; won 1995 World Series; 4X Manager of the Year; Member of Baseball Hall of Fame. All - time MLB record for most ejections as manager with 161

MLB pitcher from 1966-73 for Senators, Rangers, Yankees. Best seasons in 1967 with 7-4, save, 2.96 ERA and 1969 went 12-7 with 2.78 ERA

Baseball / Outfielder For The New York Yankees / #1 Draft Choice of The LA Dodgers in 1998

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

MLB shortstop, second baseman from 1932-48 for Yankees. Known as the 'Crow'. 2x All-Star, Led league in steals in 1938 with 27. In 7 World Series. with best in 1938, getting 2 doubles, triple, and HR and 6 RBI's. Best reg season 1936 scoring 137 runs

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

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Baseball Player - York Revolution

former major league outfielder; played for Astros, Cardinals & Yankees; 2X All-Star; current Astros first base coach

Retired Yankee Pitcher; member of 1961 NY Yankees World Series championship team

Baseball / 1968-74 / Yankees, Giants, Cardinals & Angels / Versatile Pitcher that Could Start and Relieve

Baseball player, OF plays for the New York Yankees

Soccer Player

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

singer/actor

1989 Yankees Pitcher for 1 game

MLB outfielder, DH 1981-99 for Giants, Yankees, Twins, Royals, Angels. 3x All-Star. 4th for R.O.Y. in 1982. Best in 1991 - 84 RS, 34 doubles, triple, 29 HR, 93 RBI, .277 BA. 1993 - 112 RBI. 3 W.S. (3x Champ) hit 2 HR. Coach - A's. 1st Jamaican in MLB

Baseball Player Full name George Willis Davis 1926, 1932-1938 played for New York Giants, Phillies, Cardinals, and Reds. Played in the 1933 and 1936 World Series played the outfield. A World Champion with the Giants in 1933

MLB relief pitcher 1978-88 for Yankees, Twins, Cubs, Dodgers, Giants. All-Star. Best seasons: 1979 went 14-2 (best w-l %), 9 saves, 2.85 ERA; 1983 - 5 wins, 30 saves & 1984 with 7 wins, 29 saves. 4x 20 saves or over. Father of New York Met 1B, Ike Davis

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

former major league outfielder; played for Cubs & Yankees; also played in Japan for Nippon Ham Fighters

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

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

Retired MLB Player - NY Yankees debut in 1974

Baseball SS 1951-61 White Sox, Browns, A's , Yankees; All-Star 1957

French Soccer Player - Celtic

former Yankees and Braves pitcher, currently in the Atlantic League

Former major league pitcher and current Cubs broadcaster; played for Astros, Yankees, Phillies, Giants, Twins & Padres; former Astros broadcaster

Baseball / First Baseman For Florida Marlins during the 1990's / Also Played in Japan

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

MLB H.O.F. catcher from 1928-46, also Manger in 46 for Yankees. (1943 & 44 Military), Known as 'The Man Nobody Knows'. 11x All-Star. Career BA of .313. 4x over 100 RBI..1937 had 133 RBI, Brother of George. 8 W.S. (7x winner) had 5 HR, 24 RBI, .255 BA

MLB H.O.F. outfielder 1936-51 for Yankees. 1943-45 Military. 'Joltin'Joe'. 3x MVP. 13x All-Star. every season he played, ML P.O.Y.. Led league Hits 1x, HR's 2x. RBI's 2x, BA 1939 & 40 with .381 & .352. W.S. 10 - 27 RS, 6 doubles, 8 HR, 30 RBI, .271 BA

Former ML Baseball player for the Yankees and Phillies in the 70's

MLB Detroit Tigers

Former major league pitcher 53-57 senators/a's/yankees

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

Baseball / (1961-77) Yankees, A's, Brewers, Dodgers / Gave up Hank Aaron's Record Breaking 715th Homerun

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

2nd Baseman for the New York Yankees (1978-1980) and the Oakland Athletics (1981)

Former Astros, Pirates and Orioles pitcher

Former Pitcher of the Philadelphia Phillies

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

Former Yankees prospect and infielder, currently in the Indians organization

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 Braves reliever, currently with Marlins; lefty

Baseball player and Manager, played 1925-1945, managed 1939-1973. Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1994. Had the 3rd most ejections as ML manager, tying Earl Weaver with 94

Retired Baseball Player/Played For Pirates, Red Sox, Yankees/Now Coaches In Dodgers' Organization

Buffalo Soldiers of WW2 'Age 90'

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)

Former New York Yankees Prospect

Pitching Coach for the Kansas City Royals/ Baseball / Former New York Yankees & San Diego Padres Pitcher

Retired baseball player played for the new york yankees debut 2000

Played for the Yankees,Indians,and Rangers

Baseball / 1970's / Catcher / Yankees, Indians and Rangers.

Baseball Player - Portland Beavers

Baseball Player

former Astro and Padre, finished third in MVP voting once

Baseball Player

Former Major League pitcher with the Minnesota Twins and New York Yankees

former Minnesota Twins & Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher

Retired baseball player- Yankees

Baseball / 1978-82 / Versatile Infielder that Played for SD Padres & NY Yankees

Football player - 2014 draft - WR

Musician, Actor - Titanic

1975 New York Yankees

Baseball Player

Baseball / Third Base / Played In Parts of 4 Seasons / 1966 & 68 - Yankees / 1969 - Pilots / 1972 - Brewers

Retired baseball player played for the new york yankees debut 1997

former MLB pitcher - new york yankees (1985), pittsburgh pirates (1987-89), seattle mariners (1992), houston astros (1990)

Porn star

Retired baseball player played for the st louis cardinals debut 1988

Baseball / Catcher / Red Sox, D-Rays & Yankees / Currently a Broadcaster for the Yankees on the YES Network

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Yankees & Twins

MLB catcher 1973-82 for Expos, Cubs, Phillies, Yankees. Best in 1974 with 44 RS, 23 doubles, 4 triples, 11 HR, 60 RBI, .262 BA & 1979 with 47 RS, 26 doubles, 16 HR, 56 RBI, .254 BA. Managed in Yankees & Blue Jays organization

MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1951-67 for Yankees. Cy Young 1961. 10x All - Star. W.S. MVP. ERA Title 2x (1956, 58). Led league in wins 3x. Best in 1961 going 25-4 with 3.21 ERA & 1963 with 24-11, save, 2.74 ERA. 11 W.S. (6x Champs) 10-8, 2.71 ERA

Baseball / Pitcher of the 1980's & 90's / Rangers, Brewers, Red Sox / Durable Left Handed Reliever / Born in Cuba. Current pitching coach for Dayton Dragons

Former infielder for the Yankees, Diamondbacks, Marlins, Expos, Rangers/currently coaching for the West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx (AA)

Former baseball player

Former Major League Infielder Blue Jays, Braves, Expos

Baseball / Outfielder in the New York Yankees Farm System 2009 World Series Champion

briefly pitched for Yankees in 2011, now in Seattle organization

MLB pitcher from 1924-34 for Yankees, Browns, Senators, Red Sox and White Sox. Best season was 1925 with 15 wins and one save for Browns. Lived to be 100

The 1st team captain in yeam history of New York Yankees. Selected to the HOF in 1939. AL MVP The Sporting News (1931,1934 & 1936) Named first baseman on The Sporting News All-Star Team(1927-1928,1931,1934& 1936-37)Died June 2, 1941, Riverdale, Ne

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Current Mets bench coach; Former Oakland Athletics Manager, Former Catcher w/Yankees (1989-1991)& Padres(1993)

MLB pitcher from 1945-55 for the Yankees, Indians, White Sox, Senators, Giants and Cardinals. Best seasons 1946 going 6-7 with 2.97 ERA and in 1947 going 11-10 with 3.20 ERA

former major league catcher/college quarterback; played for University of Mississippi & New York Yankees; assistant football/ head baseball coach at Mississippi; All-SEC; All-American; National Championship (1960); drafted by both Houston & Cleveland

former Detroit Tigers middle relief pitcher

English footballer. Plays centre abck for Liverpool

MLB pitcher (H.O.F.) from 1930-43 for Yankees, Senators.Known as 'Goofy'. 7x All - Star. 2 Triple Crowns (most wins & K's, best ERA). 3 time leader in K's. Best season in 1934 going 26-5, 2 saves, 2.33 ERA. 5 World Series going 6-0 with 2.86 ERA

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former Yankees, Nationals and Padres utility man, now in Texas chain

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

Ex-cleveland indians 2nd baseman

MLB Pitcher 1984-2000, 4-Time All-Star, released from prison 11/8/06

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the Yankees in 1952, continued with them through 1954, and then pitched for the Athletics 1955-1959

Baseball player with the 1972 Yankees

Baseball player, pitcher, Colorado Rockies 2015-

Tuskegee Airmen

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Former mlb pitcher and current pitching coach for the norfolk tides

Reds prospect

MLB pitcher from 1954-62 for Yankees, A's, Indians, and Cardinals. Rookie of Year in 1954, going 20-6 with one save and 3.26 ERA. Led league with 19 saves in 1957, going 12-8 with 2.63 ERA and being selected to the All - Star team

ML pitcher 1975-88 for Yankees. Known as 'Louisiana Lightning or Gator'. Cy Young 1978, 4x All - Star, 5x Gold Glove. 2x ERA Title. Best in 1978 with 25-3, 1.71 ERA .Led league in wins 2x, shutouts 1x./ 3 W.S.(2x World Champs) going 3-1, 1.69 ERA

MLB pitcher 1970-78 for Reds, Yankees. Career won-loss record was 109 W - 50 L with 3.11 ERA. 2x led league in w-l percentage (1971 & .1977). Only HR he hit came in 1975 NL Championship Series., 3 RBI. Five W.S. (3X Champs) going 2-2 with 3.61 ERA

World boxing champion

Former N.Y. Yankee 1st baseman in the 1960's

Power Hitting slugger for the Cleveland Indians

Former Major League first basemen; played for Orioles, Yankees & Indians

Pitcher for the Oakland Athletics

Pitcher for the Yankees in 1972

former Reds, Braves & Royals outfielder; holds minor league record for stolen bases in one season (155); currently plays for San Francisco Giants

Baseball Player born 1989, from 2008 MLB June Amateur Draft

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

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

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

Played football for 1960'Los Angeles Chargers

Tuskegee Pilot

former major league DH/third baseman/outfielder; played for Giants & Yankees; 1X All-Star (1966)

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

Tuskegee Airmen

MLB first baseman and outfielder 1936-1942 for Dodgers, Braves, Yankees. In 1942 World Series went 3-9, double, 2 RBI's. Career SB 53 CS 13. Best seasons 1936 - 29 doubles, 11 triples, 3 HR's, .310 BA and 1937 with 31 doubles, 6 triples, HR, .304 BA

former major league catcher; played for Royals, Giants & Yankees; member of Yankees 1977 World Series championship team; Mets broadcaster

former catcher for the New York Yankees,Oakland A's & Detroit Tigers

Actor - Hollyoaks

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

MLB 1st baseman, outfielder from 1964-77 for Yankees, Brewers, A's, Pilots. All-Star in 1969. Most productive was 1970 with 70 RS, 21 doubles, 2 triples, 11 HR's, 52 RBI's, .244 BA. Got a hit for the champion A's in 1972 World Series. Son of Jim Hegan

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

fMLB shortstop, outfielder, and second baseman from 1954-69 with 7 teams. Best season was 1959 by scoring 82 runs, hitting 29 home runs, and driving in 71 runs

former Yankees starter, currently in Mariners chain

MLB outfielder from 1937-50 with the Yankees. Led league in triples twice with 13 in 1947 and 14 in 1948. Led league in runs scored with 138 in 1948. 5x All - Star. 3x batting over.300. Hit a home run in each of 4 World Series (1938, 41, 47 & 49)

Left-handed pitcher who debuted for the Yankees in 1966

Baltimore Orioles infielder 80's

Baseball Player-Triple-A Redbirds Catcher, Formerly With Yankees And Red Sox

Former Yankee, Met, White Sox, Expo, and Diamondback. won world series with Yankees in 1998-2000 and White Sox in 2005. Currently attempting comeback at age 44 with the Nationals, brother of MLB Pitcher Livan Hernandez

Baseball player-reds - died 1980's

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Padres, Mariners and Cardinals; 1998 NLCS MVP

former major league 3rd baseman/Manager; played for Red Sox, Yankees and Angels; Managed Red Sox 1992-94; minor league manager

MLB pitcher from 1945-53 for the Yankees, Reds, White Sox, Browns, and Red Sox. Best seasons were: 1945 going 3-3 with 1.79 ERA as a rookie and 1951 going 11-12 with 3.78 ERA

former MLB pitcher - Pittsburgh Pirates (1977, 85), San Francisco Giants (1979-82), Philadelphia Phillies (1983-85), California Angels (1985), New York Yankees (1986-87)

Debuted for the Yankees in 1980

Actor

MLB catcher 1947-54 (8 years) for Yankees. 'Major' had career BA (158 at - bats) of .272. 1947 & 1952 W.S. (2x Champ) went 1 for 2. Managed the Yankees 1961-73, Tigers 1974-78, Red Sox 1981-84. Three pennants 1961-63. World Series Camps 1961 & 1962

Yankees Catcher And A Coach

Baseball / 1980-96 / Pitcher for Dodgers, Minnesota, Texas and Yankees / Promising Career Derailed by Cocaine / Alcohol Abuse

Baseball Manager

MLB 2nd baseman, outfielder, shortstop from 1984-98 for Cards, Angels, Expos, Phillies, Yanks, Orioles. Known as 'Wonder Dog'. Best in 1996 with 302 at - bats had 60 RS, 20 doubles, 3 triples, 16 HR, 40 RBI, .311 BA

Baseball/prospect

former major league outfielder; played for Yankees, Phillies, Orioles, Mets & Reds

Minnesota Twins Pitcher

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

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

British WWII Rear Admiral

baseball

MLB pitcher (H.O.F.) from 1965-79 for A's, Yankees. Known as 'Catfish'. 8x All-Star. 1974 ERA title & Cy Young Awards. Most wins in league in in 1974 & 75. Best w-l % in 1974 & 75. Most complete games in 1975. In 6 World Series went 5-3, save, 3.29 ERA

Former Major League Pitcher

Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) Baltimore Charm 2011

'Tuskegee Airmen' & fighter ace of ww2

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman from 1983-96 (11 years) for Yankees, Braves, Brewers, Indians. Best in 1981 with 80 RS, 37 doubles, 6 triples, 10 HR, 61 RBI, .312 BA and in 1993 (343 at - bats) had .332 BA

Baseball Player - Lincoln Saltdogs

Yankees Pitcher 1958, 60-61

USS Indianapolis survivor

former major league outfielder; played for A's, Yankees, Giants, Dodgers, Phillies, Astros, Angels; 1989 World Series Champ; named after Stan Musial; son of former MLB player, Julián Javier

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Baseball Player

Played for Washington Senators/Yankees

Retired baseball player. played for the yankees debut 1998 was a pitcher

MLB player - NY Yankees shortstop and team captain AL Rookie of the year 1996 All star and World Series MVP 2000 World Series champs 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2009 holds record for most hits ever by a New York Yankee Gold Glove winner 2004-2006 & 2009

Currently with Newark of the Atlantic League/Formerly on the Oakland Athletics/Cincinnati Reds/Texas Rangers/San Diego Padres/New York Yankees/Chicago WhiteSox

Baseball player/OF/Pirates/Rookie season 1968 or 1969, born January 6, 1940

Baseball / Pitcher / 2001 / Yankees & Padres / Attended Univ. of S. Carolina / Current Pitching Coach for Somerset Patriots

Retired Former Starting Pitcher with several teams

MLB 3rd baseman from 1943-53 (9 yrs) for Yankees, Cardinals. Known as 'Bull'. All-Star (1947). Best seasons were 1943 with 70 RS, 94 RBI's, .280 BA and 1947 with 67 RS, 95 RBI's, .285 BA. Four World Series scored 11 times with one double & 4 triples

Former baseball player

Minor League Baseball Player. Pitcher. Drafted by the Yankees in 1982. No Major League Experience.

Negro Leaguer, 1948 Chicago American Giants

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

Former major league pitcher; played for Yankees; now pitching coach for Altoona (AA) Pirates

Baseball Player

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

Former Cards,White Sox,Cubs, Yankees and Mets outfielder/DH

Football Player - BC Lions 2007

Former Notre Dame football player

Former Expos/Nationals, and Yankees first baseman, has battled injuries. Now in Orioles organization

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

infielder(25)

Baseball player drafted by the pittsburgh pirates in 2003

The One Show

Playes for the NY Yankees in 1979

Baseball / Current Minor League Player for the Cardinals / Outfielder

Tall (6'-4'), right - handed - hitting firstbaseman drafted by the Padres in the 4th round of the 2004 draft. Daryl Wayne Jones was born September 1, 1986

1970 NY Yankees

Singer/Musician

Baseball Player born 1988 - Cubs prospect, Daytona Cubs

New York Yankees Infielder

former major league pitcher; played for Astros, Phillies, Yankees, Brewers, Indians, Giants, Expos & Angels; #12 pick overall 1989 MLB Draft

Left-handed pitcher who appeared in two games for the Yankees in 1965

playboy playmate - miss september 1976

Right-handed pitcher who debuted with the New York Yankees in 1978. Despite being chosen the International League's pitcher of the year in 1980, he retired. He passed away in 2003, at the age of only 52

Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher, former Yankees Pitcher

Pitcher mid 80s

Norfolk Tides Pitcher

MLB outfielder for 13 seasons, ten with the Yankees, mostly in the 1940's. All - Star 5 times. Three times with 100-plus RBI's, 3 times over 30 home runs and twice batting over .300

Toronto Blue jay cathing prospect late 70' -early 80's

Former New York Yankees 2nd baseman

First Base coach for the San Francisco Giants, Played for the yankees in the 90s

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Baseball / former Yankees pitcher/ Currently with the Arizona Diamondbacks/ Attended University Of Southern California / Member of the 2005 Team USA

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

3rd baseman for Yankee's 1971

Former 3rd baseman with the Oakland A's (1984-85), Milwaukee Brewers (1986-88) and New York Yankees (1989)

Played basketball for 1969 Cincinnati Royals

WWII ship Reuben James survivor

Former major league pitcher; played for Brooklyn/L.A. Dodgers & Yankees-played for the Brooklyn Dodgers for 1 game in 1957 before they moved to LA

MLB pitcher from 1969-72 (4 years) for Yankees, A's. Best in 1970 going 6-7, save, 2.65 ERA and 1971 with 2-2, 2 saves, 3.38 ERA

Baseball / 1970-77 / Pitcher with Yankees, Indians & Braves / 16-9 Record and 2.40 ERA in 1972 with Yanks

Baseball / 1976-83 / Yankees, A's & Blue Jays / Played 3rd Base, 2nd Base & DH

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MLB shortstop, 3rd & 2nd baseman from 1925-36 for Yankees, Tigers, Cubs, Reds, Giants. Best season 1928 with 89 RS, 10 triples, 63 RBI's and .319 BA. Performed In 5 World Series. Played himself in the movie 'The Pride of the Yankees'.April 22, 1993

Former Yankees pitching prospect, now in Giants organization

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

pitcher for '53 yankess. (world series champs)

MLB pitcher from 1939-51 for the Browns, Red Sox, Giants, and Yankees. Best known for throwing a 11 inning shutout in the 1944 World Series. Best seasons were 1944 going 17-13 with 2.49 ERA and 1948 going 18-5 (led league in w - l %) with 4.35 ERA

Retired Major Leaguer, played for the St. Louis Browns

MLB shortstop, OF, 3rd baseman from 1957-65 for Yankees./ 1957 R.O.Y. / 4x All-Star. Best season was 1967 with 77 RS, 62 RBI, .273 BA. In 6 W.S. had 2 doubles, 2 HR's, .240 BA. 2009 Ford C. Frick Award for Excellence in Broadcasting by Baseball H.O.F

Former major league pitcher; played for NY Yankees & KC Athletics; 1X All-Star (1956); member of Yankees 1956 & 1958 World Series championship teams was the last pitcher to ever pitch against Jackie Robinson

1961 Rookie for Kansas City Athletics baseball team. Topps chewing gum card of him. Pitcher

Photographer. Son of film comedian Harry Langdon

MLB shortstop, 2nd & 3rd baseman from 1964-73 for Giants, Yankees. 1968 had the highest fielding % for a shortstop in N.L. & most assists in 1967. Hit 9 triples in 1965. Manager for Astros from 1986-88, Manager of the Year in 1986. Son of Max Lanier

MLB pitcher 1970-83 for Angels, Indians, Twins, Yanks, Cubs. 2x All-Star (1976, 77). Best in 1975 with 5-3, 17 Saves, 2.19 ERA & 1976 with one win, 21 Saves, 2.24 ERA & 1978 went 10-9, 25 Saves, 2.82 ERA. 1981 W.S. - perfect IP. Father of Adam & Andy

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Baseball Player

Baseball player, Hall of Fame second baseman, New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers, New York Giants, member of 1927 Yankees aka Murderers' Row

World Series Outfielder

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

Former Baseball Player; Current Hitting Coach For The Giants

Baseball / 1987- 2005 / Pitcher for Yankees, Blue Jays, Marlins, Mets / 2-Time All-Star / Retired in March of 2006

former major league pitcher; played for Angels, Giants, Brewers, Expos, Phillies, Yankees, Mariners & Tigers; brother of former major league pitcher, Al Leiter

Baseball player 1968-1975 with the Indians and White Sox

Actor & Stuntman: Played 'Michael Myers' in a few scenes in 'Halloween 6', Twin Peaks, The Shawshank Redemption, Total Recall

Former baseball player Phillies/Yankees

Bronze team Nasa Flight Director for the Apollo program

1971 New York Yankees

Baseball / Catcher - 3B - Outfield / Yankees, Angels, Red Sox & Mets / Hit Clutch Homers in 1996 Playoffs / Current Analyst with MLB.Com

Baseball/Pitcher-Formerly of The Philadelphia Phillies,Currently of The New York Yankees

MLB pitcher from 1965-78 for A's, Senators, Rangers, Yankees. Bes seasons in 1974 going 4-4, 6 saves, 2.06 ERA and 1975 going 9-1, 7 saves, 2.72 ERA. Pitched in 1973 World Series going 3 1/3 innings allowing no runs & getting the win

former major league infielder; played for Yankees, Mets & Phillies; harmonica incident with Yogi Berra

Baseball / Infielder During the 1980's / Expos & White Sox / Palyed Collegiate Baseball at Texas A&M

Last surviving witness to 'The Sutton Hoo excavation' in 1939, considered to be one of the most important excavation's made in British archaeological history. She lives in Chester, UK and is now 84 years old

Baseball / Played for Padres & Yankees / Was All American at University of Arkansas

former major league catcher/DH; played for Yankees & Mets

Australian WWII veteran and a member of Semut 1, a group of undercover allied operatives lead by the eccentric English Major Tom Harrisson in Borneo in 1945. Now lives in Bayswater, West Australia with his wife Margery

former Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates 1st baseman

Kansas City Royals outfielder

Full name: Artulo Lopez Rodriguez; 1965 Yankees; Success in Japan (1968-73)

former MLB player - kansas city athletics (1955-59), new york yankees (1959-66)

former major league 3rd baseman; played for Red Sox, Marlins and Yankees; 4X All - Star; 2X WS Champ; 2007 World Series MVP

MLB second baseman, third baseman, pinch hitter from 1938-47 for Browns and Yankees. In 1940 hit .317 in 63 at - bats

Baseball / Outfielder - 1st Baseman of the Late 1990's / Yankees and Dodgers

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, shortstop from 1956-67 for Yankees, A's, Tigers. All - Star. Best season was 1962 with 89 RS, 34 doubles, 10 triples, 10 HR's, 83 RBI, .301 BA. Two World Series - in 1957 with .286 BA

Former Tigers & Yankees Outfielder

MLB OF (1969-76 Yankees, White Sox, Expos, Dodgers)

Former professional baseball player

former new york yankee

Pitcher 1953 Detriot Tigers {Died 12/9/1985}in the 1953 Topps Archives

Last pilot of the Japanese pilots that attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941

baseball player/ Longest estimated home run ever hit, 565-feet on April 17, 1953 at Griffith Stadium off of Senators Chuck Stobbs

Son of Mickey Mantle

50s baseball player

Baseball Player

Retired Major Leaguer, pitched for the Browns and Yankees.

Retired pitcher, Texas Rangers 1st Rnd pick in 1996. Pitched 1 game for the NY Yankees in 2004

Baseball- Relief pitcher for the New York Yankees. Formerly with the Pirates, White Sox, and Mariners

Former 2nd baseman for the New York Yankees won the World Series as a player in 1951,1952,1953 and 1956 and won as a manager in 1977. Managed the Twins, Rangers, Tigers, Yankees and A's and got Twins, Tigers, Yankees and A's all into the playoffs

Baseball Player - Fort Worth Cats

Baseball Player

Retired Former New York Yankees and St. Louis Caridnals First Baseman/Currently working for ESPN

former major league pitcher; played for Yankees, Orioles & Twins; 1X All Star (1983); member of Orioles 1983 World Series Championship team

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.

NY Yankees OF 1984-85

Former New Yankees first baseman, current Miami Marlins manager, former LA Dodgers manager, one of the best hitters of the 80s

MLB pitcher - Atlanta Braves (1995), Pittsburgh Pirates (1996), California Angels (1996), Anaheim Angels (1997), Kansas City Royals (2003-04), San Diego Padres (2004-present)

former MLB pitcher for Yankees, Orioles, Expos, 1965-1983

Baseball / 1960's & 70's First Baseman / Astros & Royals / Top Power Hitter of the 1970's

Baseball Coach

1887-1978 -Manager of the New York Yankees 'Bronx Bombers' from 1931-1946 - hof 1957

Baseball player with the 1969 Yankees and 1971 Expos

currently with the Newark Bears, former Yankee and Atlanta minor leaguer

Former Indianapolis Colts running back

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, shortstop from 1951-60 for Yankees. In 8 World Series had 23 RS, 4 doubles, triple, 7 HR's, 24 RBI's, 20 walks. R.O.Y. in 1951. 6x All - Star. Best season 1953 with 82 RS, 27 doubles, 7 triples, 10 HR's, 83 RBI's, .285 BA

former Major League pitcher; played for Expos, Reds, Yankees, Royals & Giants