Major League Baseball Players Who Died in 1995

While looking up at an Old Timers’ Day scoreboard which was listing deceased Yankee greats, Hall of Fame Catcher Yogi Berra once quipped, "Boy, I hope I never see my name up there." The table below allows you to "check the scoreboard" in a year by year format. Simply select a year and up comes a list of every Major League player in history who died during any given year.
"If anybody talks about a dead guy during a broadcast, I'll sack 'em. I'm sick of dead guys. Whenever I turn on baseball, all I hear about is dead guys. If I hear a name, I'm going to ask: 'Is he dead?' And if he is, you're fired." - Fox Sports President David Hill in The Cultural Encyclopedia of Baseball (Jonathan Fraser Light, 2005)
Major League Baseball Players Who Died in 1995

A Historical Analysis / Return To Players by Place of Death
Ed Gill Brockton, Massachusetts 10-10-1995 1919 1919
Jimmy Uchrinscko Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania 03-17-1995 1926 1926
Al Smith San Diego, California 08-11-1995 1926 1926
George Cox Bedford, Texas 12-17-1995 1928 1928
Sal Gliatto Tyler, Texas 11-02-1995 1930 1930
Art Smith Norwalk, Connecticut 11-22-1995 1932 1932
Mem Lovett Downers Grove, Illinois 09-19-1995 1933 1933
John Campbell Daytona Beach, Florida 04-24-1995 1933 1933
Fred Frink Miami Springs, Florida 05-19-1995 1934 1934
Marc Filley Yarmouth, Maine 01-20-1995 1934 1934
Ralph Onis Tampa, Florida 01-04-1995 1935 1935
Al Niemiec Kirkland, Washington 10-29-1995 1934 1936
Jake Daniel LaGrange, Georgia 04-23-1995 1937 1937
Lee Rogers Little Rock, Arkansas 11-23-1995 1938 1938
Elmer Burkart Baltimore, Maryland 02-06-1995 1936 1939
Peaches Davis Duncan, Oklahoma 04-28-1995 1936 1939
Ollie Bejma South Bend, Indiana 01-03-1995 1934 1939
Billy Myers Carlisle, Pennsylvania 04-10-1995 1935 1941
Don Manno Williamsport, Pennsylvania 03-11-1995 1940 1941
Wally Millies Oak Lawn, Illinois 02-28-1995 1934 1941
Harry Craft Conroe, Texas 08-03-1995 1937 1942
Jack Wilson Edmonds, Washington 04-19-1995 1934 1942
Bruce Campbell Ft. Myers Beach, Florida 06-17-1995 1930 1942
Buddy Gremp Manteca, California 01-30-1995 1940 1942
Jim Tyack Bakersfield, California 01-03-1995 1943 1943
Ab Wright Muskogee, Oklahoma 05-23-1995 1935 1944
Woody Wheaton Lancaster, Pennsylvania 12-11-1995 1943 1944
Stan Andrews Bradenton, Florida 06-10-1995 1939 1945
Tony Cuccinello Tampa, Florida 09-21-1995 1930 1945
Mike Modak Lakeland, Florida 12-12-1995 1945 1945
Woody Williams Appomattox, Virginia 02-24-1995 1938 1945
Al Unser Decatur, Illinois 07-07-1995 1942 1945
Herb Karpel San Diego, California 01-24-1995 1946 1946
Norm Brown Bennettsville, South Carolina 05-31-1995 1943 1946
Roy Hughes Asheville, North Carolina 03-05-1995 1935 1946
Charlie Letchas Tampa, Florida 03-14-1995 1939 1946
Ray Prim Monte Rio, California 04-29-1995 1933 1946
Dick Bartell Alameda, California 08-04-1995 1927 1946
Frank Secory Port Huron, Michigan 04-07-1995 1940 1946
Rick Ferrell Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 07-27-1995 1929 1947
Art Herring Marion, Indiana 12-02-1995 1929 1947
Bill Kennedy Alexandria, Virginia 08-20-1995 1942 1947
Lyman Linde Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 10-24-1995 1947 1948
Oscar Judd Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada 12-27-1995 1941 1948
Terry Moore Collinsville, Illinois 03-29-1995 1935 1948
John Hall Midwest City, Oklahoma 01-17-1995 1948 1948
Hal Peck Milwaukee, Wisconsin 04-13-1995 1943 1949
Nap Reyes Miami, Florida 09-15-1995 1943 1950
Russ Bauers Hines, Illinois 01-21-1995 1936 1950
Harry Gumbert Wimberley, Texas 01-04-1995 1935 1950
Mickey Haefner New Athens, Illinois 01-03-1995 1943 1950
Eddie Lake Castro Valley, California 06-07-1995 1939 1950
Jack Kramer Metairie, Louisiana 05-18-1995 1939 1951
Ed Wright Dyersburg, Tennessee 11-19-1995 1945 1952
Kent Peterson Highland, Utah 04-27-1995 1944 1953
Kite Thomas Rocky Mount, North Carolina 01-07-1995 1952 1953
Joe Szekely Paris, Texas 10-16-1995 1953 1953
Catfish Metkovich Costa Mesa, California 05-17-1995 1943 1954
Al Papai Springfield, Illinois 09-07-1995 1948 1955
Bob Darnell Fredericksburg, Texas 01-03-1995 1954 1956
Jim Davis San Mateo, California 11-30-1995 1954 1957
Saul Rogovin New York, New York 01-23-1995 1949 1957
Nippy Jones Sacramento, California 10-03-1995 1946 1957
Dick Tettelbach East Harwich, Massachusetts 01-26-1995 1955 1957
Von McDaniel Lawton, Oklahoma 08-20-1995 1957 1958
Ray Moore Clinton, Maryland 03-02-1995 1952 1963
Chet Nichols Lincoln, Rhode Island 03-27-1995 1951 1964
Gus Bell Montgomery, Ohio 05-07-1995 1950 1964
Bill Bruton Marshallton, Delaware 12-05-1995 1953 1964
Don Elston Evanston, Illinois 01-02-1995 1953 1964
Herb Hippauf Santa Clara, California 07-17-1995 1966 1966
Mickey Mantle Dallas, Texas 08-13-1995 1951 1968
Juan Rios Mayaguez, Puerto Rico 08-28-1995 1969 1969
Bob Allison Rio Verde, Arizona 04-09-1995 1958 1970
Zoilo Versalles Bloomington, Minnesota 06-09-1995 1959 1971
Vada Pinson Oakland, California 10-21-1995 1958 1975
Cecil Upshaw Lawrenceville, Georgia 02-07-1995 1966 1975
Glenn Burke San Leandro, California 05-30-1995 1976 1979
Bob Veselic Los Angeles, California 12-26-1995 1980 1981
Gus Polidor Caracas, Distrito Capital, Venezuela 04-28-1995 1985 1993
William Suero Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, Dominican Republic 11-30-1995 1992 1993

Major League Baseball Players Who Died in 1995


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