National League Retirements 1909
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Chick Autry	Boston Doves	1B	25
n/a	Jake Boultes	Boston Doves	P	25
n/a	Frank Bowerman	Boston Doves	C	41
n/a	Bill Dam	Boston Doves	OF	25
n/a	Ernie Diehl	Boston Doves	OF	32
n/a	Gus Dorner	Boston Doves	P	33
n/a	Vive Lindaman	Boston Doves	P	32
n/a	Tom McCarthy	Boston Doves	P	26
n/a	Forrest More	Boston Doves	P	28
n/a	Claude Ritchey	Boston Doves	2B	36
n/a	Al Shaw	Boston Doves	C	37
n/a	Hosea Siner	Boston Doves	3B	25
n/a	Charlie Starr	Boston Doves	2B	31
n/a	Fred Stem	Boston Doves	1B	24
n/a	Tom Tuckey	Boston Doves	P	25
n/a	Whitey Alperman	Brooklyn Superbas	2B	30
n/a	Tom Catterson	Brooklyn Superbas	OF	25
n/a	Wally Clement	Brooklyn Superbas	OF	28
n/a	Red Downey	Brooklyn Superbas	OF	21
n/a	Joe Dunn	Brooklyn Superbas	C	25
n/a	Pembroke Finlayson	Brooklyn Superbas	P	21
n/a	Jul Kustus	Brooklyn Superbas	OF	27
n/a	Doc Marshall	Brooklyn Superbas	C	34
n/a	Leo Meyer	Brooklyn Superbas	SS	22
n/a	Jim Pastorius	Brooklyn Superbas	P	28
n/a	Harry Redmond	Brooklyn Superbas	2B	22
n/a	Jimmy Sebring	Brooklyn Superbas	OF	28
n/a	Ray Brown	Chicago Cubs	P	21
n/a	Chick Fraser	Chicago Cubs	P	36
n/a	Irv Higginbotham	Chicago Cubs	P	28
n/a	Del Howard	Chicago Cubs	1B	32
n/a	Carl Lundgren	Chicago Cubs	P	30
n/a	Rudy Schwenck	Chicago Cubs	P	26
n/a	Joe Stanley	Chicago Cubs	OF	29
n/a	Chick Autry	Cincinnati Reds	1B	25
n/a	Billy Campbell	Cincinnati Reds	P	36
n/a	Chet Carmichael	Cincinnati Reds	P	22
n/a	Kid Durbin	Cincinnati Reds	PH	23
n/a	Emil Haberer	Cincinnati Reds	C	32
n/a	Bill Moriarty	Cincinnati Reds	SS	uk
n/a	Claire Patterson	Cincinnati Reds	OF	22
n/a	Si Pauxtis	Cincinnati Reds	C	24
n/a	Bunny Pearce	Cincinnati Reds	C	25
n/a	Ralph Savidge	Cincinnati Reds	P	31
n/a	George Daly	New York Giants	P	22
n/a	Bull Durham	New York Giants	P	32
n/a	Arlie Latham	New York Giants	2B	50
n/a	Red Waller	New York Giants	P	26
n/a	Jake Weimer	New York Giants	P	36
n/a	Wally Clement	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	28
n/a	Pep Deininger	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	32
n/a	Ben Froelich	Philadelphia Phillies	C	22
n/a	Fred Osborn	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	26
n/a	Frank Scanlan	Philadelphia Phillies	P	20
n/a	Charlie Starr	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	31
n/a	Kid Durbin	Pittsburgh Pirates	PR	23
n/a	Alan Storke	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	25
n/a	Charlie Wacker	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	26
n/a	Joe Bernard	St. Louis Cardinals	P	28
n/a	Coonie Blank	St. Louis Cardinals	C	17
n/a	Joe Delahanty	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	34
n/a	Charlie Enwright	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	22
n/a	Billy Gilbert	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	33
n/a	Irv Higginbotham	St. Louis Cardinals	P	28
n/a	Bert James	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	23
n/a	Steve Melter	St. Louis Cardinals	P	24
n/a	Forrest More	St. Louis Cardinals	P	28
n/a	Howard Murphy	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	28
n/a	Champ Osteen	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	33
n/a	Charlie Rhodes	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
n/a	Alan Storke	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	25
n/a	Harry Sullivan	St. Louis Cardinals	P	22
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1909 National League Retirements

1909 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1909 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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. 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.