MLB pitcher from 1949-59 for A's, White Sox, Orioles, Cardinals, Indians, Cubs. 'Lefty' had best seasons in
1951 going 11-4, 3.78 ERA & 1954 with 5-4 record, 5 saves, .206 ERA
MLB pitcher 1980-83 (4 years) for White Sox, Cubs.
Best in 1981 with 5 Wins, 6 Saves, 3.68 ERA & 1982 with 11-10 record, Save, 4.22 ERA. #12 pick overall 1977 MLB Draft. Played college baseball at South Carolina
Donald Francis Mason was a U.S. Navy pilot with Patrol Squadron Eight-Two (VP-82), stationed at Argentia, Newfoundland.Responsible for the saying 'Sighted Sub, Sank Same.
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 pitcher from 1946-56 for Dodgers and Cubs. Best season was 1952 going 14-9 with 3.74 ERA. In 1949 World Series pitched shutout inning giving up one hit
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 pitcher from 1960-69 for Braves, Colt .45's/Astros, Reds, Yankees, Cubs. Best known for throwing a no - hitter in 1963. Best seasons were 1963 going 11-8, 3.17 ERA & 1966 with 5-4 record, 11 saves, 3.07 ERA
WWII - Pearl Harbor survivor; USS Arizona. survivor of USS Lexington as it was sinking during the Battle of the Coral Sea; took part in the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests after the war
MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman from 1942-59 for Cubs, Dodgers, Braves. Known as 'Handy Andy' or 'Pruschka'. 5x All - Star. Best season was 1940 with 82 RS, 30 doubles, 2 triples, 26 HR's, 101 RBI, .312 BA. 4 W.S.has 3 doubles & triple
Pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles (1957-1965), Cincinnati Reds (1966-1968), Atlanta Braves (1968-1970) and the Chicago Cubs (1970-1973). 3x All-Star selection. Pitched a no-hitter on September 2, 1972
MLB pitcher from 1935-47 for Cubs, Pirates & Phillies. Was 20-13 with 2.50 ERA in 1940 & 19-14 with 2.68 in 1942. 4-time All - Star. Led league in K's in 1939. World Series in 1945 giving up 7 hits in 16 2/3 innings with 2.70 ERA
Former major league outfielder; played for Reds, Orioles, Cubs, Nationals, Blue Jays, Brewers and Cardinals; #3 pick overall 1998 MLB Draft; son of former NFL defensive back, Don Patterson
Drafted by the New York Mets in the 19th round of the 1990 MLB June Amateur Draft and the Seattle Mariners in the 19th round of the 1991 MLB June Amateur Draft, Also played for Team USA Baseball team in 1991
former college/major league pitcher; played for Vanderbilt University, USC, Cubs; won Dick Howser Trophy, Golden Spikes and Rotary Smith Awards; 1X All - Star (2001); former Padres minor league pitching coordinator; current Dodgers pitching coach
MLB catcher from 1984-2000 for Reds, Rockies, Twins, Giants, Cubs, Expos. Best in 1997 with 298 at - bats had 43 RS, 10 doubles, 17 HR, 47 RBI. .297 BA
MLB pitcher 1972-91 for Cubs, Giants, Pirates, Yankees. ' Big Daddy' was 3x All-Star, 2x Gold Glove. Led 1987 most shutouts. Best in 1977 with 20-10, save, 2.79 ERA & 1985 with 14-8, save, 2.27 ERA & 1988 with 19-11, 3.12 ERA. Brother of Paul Reuschel
Bodybuilder, born 1944, Munich, Germany,
Mr. Germany 1965 , Mr. Europe 1970 (Tall Division), Mr. Europe 1972 (Tall Division), famous physic model in the 1960s
MLB H.O.F. pitcher 1948-66 for Phillies, Orioles, Astros, Cubs. 7x All-Star. 1952 P.O.Y. with 28-7, 2 saves, 2.59 era. 4 yrs in row led league in wins 1952-55, 2x K leader, most shutouts in 1950. 6 yrs in row with 20 or more wins. 1950 W.S. 0-1, 1.64 ERA
A power-hitting shortstop in the minors for the Milwaukee Braves in the 1950s, was traded with Andre Rodgers to the Cubs for Moe Drabowsky and Seth Morehead in 1961. He played for the Cubs only briefly, though, and only in 1962
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 shortstop from 1925-40 with Red Sox, Tigers, and Reds. Had 3 doubles and .283 batting average in the 1934 & 34 World Series. Best season was 1934 as he scored 114 runs
MLB pitcher from 1948-60 for the Cubs, Braves, White Sox. Two All - Star games. Best season in 1952 going 17-13 with 2,70 ERA. In 1958 World Series pitched 6
innings, allowing 3 his and 2 runs
Hall of Famer (2012 class); Retired for Chicago Cubs/White Sox 3rd Baseman/Current Chicago Cubs radio announcer; 9X All-Star' 5X Gold Glove winner; #10 retired by Cubs
MLB pitcher from 1944-47 for the Cardinals, Phillies and Cubs. Best season was 1944 going 7-3 with 5 saves and a 3.15 ERA. In 1944 World Series pitched 3 1/3 innings giving up only one hit and no runs
MLB pitcher from 1941-56 for 7 teams. Best seasons were 1948 going 18-13 with one save and 2.64 ERA and 1954 going 11-8 with one save and 2.91 ERA. Two time All - Star
former right handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs (1983-84), Clevelnad Indians (1984-1986), New York Mets (1987), San Diego Padres, New York Yankees (1989)
Spent 8 years pitching in the Cubs chain, even appearing in a few games for the Cubs in 1963, and was then traded to the Dodgers for Jim Brewer and Cuno Barragan, appearing in a few games for the Dodgers in 1964
MLB pitcher 1957-67 for 6 different teams / Threw Shutout in 1959 World Series for the White Sox (Vs. Dodgers). Best season was 1959 going 18-6 with 3 saves and 2.69 ERA
former major league catcher; played for Yankees & Cubs; member of Yankees 1949 World Series championship team; former bullpen coach for Tigers, Twins & Rangers
MLB relief pitcher 1980-92 for Astros, Cubs. 2x All - Star.
6 consecutive seasons with 22-plus saves. Best in 1985 with 9-5, 27 saves, 2.37 ERA and 1987 going 2-3, 24 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 216 saves, 2.67 ERA
MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher 1980-97 for Cards, Reds, Cubs, Expos, Angels, Red Sox, Orioles; All - Star 7x. Rolaids 3x. Led league saves 4x. Best in 1991 with 6-3, 47 saves, 2.39 ERA & 1983 with 4 wins, 29 saves, 1.65 ERA. Career 478 saves & 3.03 ERA
MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop from 1943-53 for 5 teams. 3x All-Star. As 'The Brat', 'Muggsy', 'Stinky'. Led league RS 1x, Walks 3x, Hit by Pitch 1x, Sacrifice Bunts 1x. 3 W.S. 2 doubles, 7 RS, 4 RBI's. Manager 1952-55 Cardinals, 66-68 White Sox, 77 Rangers
MLB P.H., 1st baseman, outfielder from 1989-92 for Cubs, Padres. In 1990 with 182 at - bats had 26 RS, 9 doubles, triple, 4 HR's & 19 RBI's. Played for Wichita State, College Baseball HOF(2007)
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
MLB H.O.F. relief pitcher from 1976-88 for Cubs, Cardinals, Braves. Cy Young. 6x All - Star. 4x Rolaids Relief. Led leagues in saves 5x. Best seasons: 1977 had 7 wins, 31 saves, 1.34 ERA & 1984 had 5 wins, 45 saves, 1.54 ERA
former major league catcher; played for the Cubs, Padres and Cardinals; managed AAA Buffalo Bisons; All-American at Ohio State University; All-star (1976); father of current NY Yankee, Nick Swisher
Baseball / Former 1st Baseman - Outfielder / Cubs (1981-82), Indians (1983-88), Royals (1988-90), Mets (1990), & Blue Jays (1991-92) / Currently a Broadcaster for the Blue Jays
Pitcher for the New York Mets (1989), Minnesota Twins (1989-1995), Los Angeles Dodgers (1995), Chicago White Sox (1996) and Chicago Cubs (1997-2001). 1991 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins. CMU Athletics Hall of Fame (Class of 1999)
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
1st baseman for the Chicago Cubs (1973?1976), Montreal Expos (1976) and the Cleveland Indians (1977?1987). 2× All-Star selection (1982, 1984). 1982 AL Comeback Player of the Year. 1979 Roberto Clemente Award. 1982 Hutch Award. 1984 Silver Slugger Award
Right-handed pitcher who appeared in games for the Cubs and Cardinals from 1962-1964. Part of the Lou Brock trade, which brought Ernie Broglio to the Cubs, Paul passed away in 1999, at the age of 63
MLB pitcher from 1942-50 for Giants, Braves, Cubs. Known as 'Ninety-Six' or 'Big Bill'. All-Star. Best season was 1944 going 21-16, 3.02 ERA, led league in K's. 1948 World Series, pitched 10 2/3 innings with 3 earned runs (2.53 ERA) & getting the loss
MLB pitcher from 1948-55 for the Cubs, Dodgers, and Cardinals. Korean War 1950-51. Best seasons were 1952 going 11-9 with 3 saves, 3.60 ERA and 1953 going 7-5 with 3 saves, 3.75 ERA. Brother of MLB pitcher Jake Wade
Current 3rd base coach for the Texas Rangers. Former minor league manager with Erie, and West Michigan. Baseball America's Minor League Manager of the Year. Played for the Chicago Cubs (1993), Minnesota Twins (1994-1996), Detroit Tigers (1997, 2002-2003
Former major league outfielder from 1961-1966. He played for the Dodgers, Cardinals, Colt 45s, Orioles & Cubs; member of Cardinals 1964 World Series championship team
MLB pitcher 1966-75 (10 years) for Orioles, Cubs, Phillies. Best seasons were 1969 going 5-2, 16 saves, 1.65 ERA and 1971 with 3-1, 11 saves, 1.82 ERA. Career ERA of 2.91. Three World Series (1x Champ) with 0-3, 4.26 ERA. Pitching coach for Tucson Toros
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
Stuntman: Rio Bravo, The Alamo, The Misfits, Daniel Boone, Point Blank, Planet of the Apes, Rollerball, King Kong, Bronco Billy, The Fall Guy, Escape from New York, Road House // Actor: Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter, Starman, Silverado, The Hidden
Former major league outfielder/DH; played for Royals, Cubs and Athletics; 2X All-Star; 1X World Series champion (Royals 1985); gold glove winner (1980); member of Royals Hall of Fame
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 1942-51 for Cubs, A's, Senators. Known as 'Hooks'. All - Star. 1944 went 16-15, 3.15 ERA, 1945 went 22-10 with 2,68 ERA, & 1946 went 14-12, one save, 2.68 ERA