National League Retirements 1891
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Tod Brynan	Boston Beaneaters	P	28
n/a	John Kiley	Boston Beaneaters	P	32
n/a	George Rooks	Boston Beaneaters	OF	28
n/a	Cyclone Ryan	Boston Beaneaters	P	uk
n/a	Marty Sullivan	Boston Beaneaters	OF	29
n/a	Jack Burdock	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	2B	40
n/a	Dude Esterbrook	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	OF	34
n/a	Bill Bowman	Chicago Colts	C	25
n/a	Elmer Foster	Chicago Colts	OF	30
n/a	Marty Honan	Chicago Colts	C	23
n/a	Tom Nagle	Chicago Colts	C	26
n/a	Ervin Curtis	Cincinnati Reds	OF	30
n/a	Jim Keenan	Cincinnati Reds	1B	34
n/a	Lefty Marr	Cincinnati Reds	OF	29
n/a	Old Hoss Radbourn	Cincinnati Reds	P	37
n/a	John Reilly	Cincinnati Reds	1B	33
n/a	Mike Slattery	Cincinnati Reds	OF	25
n/a	Clarence Stephens	Cincinnati Reds	P	28
n/a	Ed Beatin	Cleveland Spiders	P	25
n/a	Bill Collins	Cleveland Spiders	OF	29
n/a	Henry Gruber	Cleveland Spiders	P	28
n/a	Spud Johnson	Cleveland Spiders	OF	35
n/a	Henry Killeen	Cleveland Spiders	P	20
n/a	Ed Seward	Cleveland Spiders	OF	24
n/a	Marty Sullivan	Cleveland Spiders	OF	29
n/a	Bob Barr	New York Giants	P	uk
n/a	Artie Clarke	New York Giants	C	27
n/a	Roscoe Coughlin	New York Giants	P	24
n/a	Andy Dunning	New York Giants	P	20
n/a	John Ewing	New York Giants	P	28
n/a	Charlie Bastian	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	31
n/a	Ed Cassian	Philadelphia Phillies	P	24
n/a	Alexander Donoghue	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	28
n/a	Joe Gormley	Philadelphia Phillies	P	25
n/a	Lew Graulich	Philadelphia Phillies	C	30
n/a	Mike Kilroy	Philadelphia Phillies	P	22
n/a	Ed Mayer	Philadelphia Phillies	3B	26
n/a	Al Myers	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	28
n/a	Walter Plock	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	22
n/a	Phil Saylor	Philadelphia Phillies	P	21
n/a	John Schultz	Philadelphia Phillies	P	uk
n/a	Phenomenal Smith	Philadelphia Phillies	P	27
n/a	Fred Carroll	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	27
n/a	Sam LaRocque	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	29
n/a	John Newell	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	24
n/a	Ed Spurney	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	20
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1891 National League Retirements

1891 A.A. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1891 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Hank Aaron ended his Major League career on October 3, 1976, with a sharp single during the sixth inning off Dave Roberts of the Detroit Tigers. On September 28, 1960, broadcaster Curt Gowdy uttered, "It's got a chance. It's got a chance. And it's gone!" Those words were used to describe the final at-bat of slugger Ted Williams.