American League Retirements 1911
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Harry Ables	New York Highlanders	P	28
n/a	Howard Armstrong	Philadelphia Athletics	P	22
n/a	Bill Bailey	New York Highlanders	OF	30
n/a	Jesse Baker	Chicago White Sox	P	23
n/a	Tracy Baker	Boston Red Sox	1B	20
n/a	John Black	St. Louis Browns	1B	22
n/a	Lew Brockett	New York Highlanders	P	31
n/a	Dave Callahan	Cleveland Naps	OF	23
n/a	Swede Carlstrom	Boston Red Sox	SS	25
n/a	Al Clancy	St. Louis Browns	3B	23
n/a	Andy Coakley	New York Highlanders	P	29
n/a	Wid Conroy	Washington Senators	3B	35
n/a	Charlie Conway	Washington Senators	OF	26
n/a	Joe Crisp	St. Louis Browns	PH	26
n/a	Dode Criss	St. Louis Browns	1B	27
n/a	George Curry	St. Louis Browns	P	23
n/a	Ben DeMott	Cleveland Naps	P	23
n/a	Patsy Dougherty	Chicago White Sox	OF	35
n/a	Jim Duggan	St. Louis Browns	1B	26
n/a	Gene Elliott	New York Highlanders	OF	23
n/a	Doc Gessler	Washington Senators	OF	31
n/a	Joe Giannini	Boston Red Sox	SS	23
n/a	Dolly Gray	Washington Senators	P	33
n/a	Howie Gregory	St. Louis Browns	P	25
n/a	Hy Gunning	Boston Red Sox	1B	23
n/a	Ernie Gust	St. Louis Browns	1B	24
n/a	Mike Handiboe	New York Highlanders	OF	24
n/a	Spec Harkness	Cleveland Naps	P	24
n/a	Bill Harper	St. Louis Browns	P	22
n/a	Topsy Hartsel	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	37
n/a	Ed Hawk	St. Louis Browns	P	24
n/a	Charlie Hemphill	New York Highlanders	OF	36
n/a	Walt Herrell	Washington Senators	P	23
n/a	Danny Hoffman	St. Louis Browns	OF	32
n/a	Joe Hovlik	Chicago White Sox	P	27
n/a	Otis Johnson	New York Highlanders	SS	28
n/a	Tex Jones	Chicago White Sox	1B	26
n/a	Ed Karger	Boston Red Sox	P	29
n/a	Jack Killilay	Boston Red Sox	P	25
n/a	Red Kleinow	Boston Red Sox	C	34
n/a	Cotton Knaupp	Cleveland Naps	SS	22
n/a	Ralph Kreitz	Chicago White Sox	C	26
n/a	Chick Lathers	Detroit Tigers	2B	23
n/a	Elmer Leonard	Philadelphia Athletics	P	23
n/a	Bill Lindsay	Cleveland Naps	3B	31
n/a	Jack Lively	Detroit Tigers	P	27
n/a	Walter Lonergan	Boston Red Sox	2B	26
n/a	Lep Long	Philadelphia Athletics	P	23
n/a	Bunny Madden	Boston Red Sox	C	29
n/a	Stubby Magner	New York Highlanders	SS	24
n/a	Amby McConnell	Chicago White Sox	2B	29
n/a	Paul Meloan	Chicago White Sox	OF	23
n/a	Paul Meloan	St. Louis Browns	OF	23
n/a	Warren Miller	Washington Senators	OF	26
n/a	Jack Mills	Cleveland Naps	3B	22
n/a	Walter Moser	Boston Red Sox	P	31
n/a	Walter Moser	St. Louis Browns	P	31
n/a	Allie Moulton	St. Louis Browns	2B	26
n/a	Judge Nagle	Boston Red Sox	P	32
n/a	Pat Newnam	St. Louis Browns	1B	31
n/a	Fred Olmsted	Chicago White Sox	P	30
n/a	Bill Otey	Washington Senators	P	25
n/a	Pat Paige	Cleveland Naps	P	30
n/a	Freddy Parent	Chicago White Sox	2B	36
n/a	Fred Payne	Chicago White Sox	C	31
n/a	Bugs Reisigl	Cleveland Naps	P	24
n/a	Dave Rowan	St. Louis Browns	1B	30
n/a	Boss Schmidt	Detroit Tigers	C	31
n/a	Al Schweitzer	St. Louis Browns	OF	29
n/a	Fred Sherry	Washington Senators	P	22
n/a	Bull Smith	Washington Senators	PR	31
n/a	Jock Somerlott	Washington Senators	1B	29
n/a	Clyde Southwick	St. Louis Browns	C	25
n/a	Blaine Thomas	Boston Red Sox	P	uk
n/a	Jack Thoney	Boston Red Sox	PH	32
n/a	Tony Tonneman	Boston Red Sox	C	30
n/a	Joe Walsh	New York Highlanders	C	25
n/a	Hi West	Cleveland Naps	P	27
n/a	Ed Wilkinson	New York Highlanders	OF	21
n/a	Les Wilson	Boston Red Sox	OF	26
n/a	Cy Young	Cleveland Naps	P	45
n/a	Irv Young	Chicago White Sox	P	34
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1911 American League Retirements

1911 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1911 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Did you know that future hall of fame pitcher Walter Johnson ended his Major League career in 1927 with a pinch-hit appearance? During the final game of the season pitcher Tom Zachary, who had just given up Babe Ruth's sixtieth home run of the season, was lifted and Johnson replaced him at the plate. Stan Musial ended his Major League career on September 29, 1963. His final hit was a single during the sixth inning off Jim Maloney which drove in his last RBI (which was Curt Flood).