National League Retirements 1911
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Billy Burke	Boston Rustlers	P	22
n/a	Josh Clarke	Boston Rustlers	OF	33
n/a	George Ferguson	Boston Rustlers	P	28
n/a	Patsy Flaherty	Boston Rustlers	OF	35
n/a	Sam Frock	Boston Rustlers	P	29
n/a	Scotty Ingerton	Boston Rustlers	3B	26
n/a	Jiggs Parson	Boston Rustlers	P	26
n/a	Big Jeff Pfeffer	Boston Rustlers	P	30
n/a	Harry Steinfeldt	Boston Rustlers	3B	34
n/a	Fred Tenney	Boston Rustlers	1B	40
n/a	Fuller Thompson	Boston Rustlers	P	23
n/a	Orlie Weaver	Boston Rustlers	P	25
n/a	Bert Weeden	Boston Rustlers	PH	29
n/a	Cy Young	Boston Rustlers	P	45
n/a	Herman Young	Boston Rustlers	3B	26
n/a	George Bell	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	37
n/a	Bill Bergen	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	33
n/a	Al Burch	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	28
n/a	Bill Dahlen	Brooklyn Dodgers	SS	42
n/a	Bill Davidson	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	28
n/a	Al Humphrey	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	26
n/a	Pryor McElveen	Brooklyn Dodgers	2B	30
n/a	Walt Miller	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	28
n/a	Jack Ryan	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	27
n/a	Doc Scanlan	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	31
n/a	Tony Smith	Brooklyn Dodgers	SS	28
n/a	Elmer Steele	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	26
n/a	Eddie Zimmerman	Brooklyn Dodgers	3B	29
n/a	Kitty Bransfield	Chicago Cubs	1B	37
n/a	Jim Doyle	Chicago Cubs	3B	30
n/a	Bill Foxen	Chicago Cubs	P	33
n/a	Ernie Ovitz	Chicago Cubs	P	26
n/a	Jack Pfiester	Chicago Cubs	P	34
n/a	Reggie Richter	Chicago Cubs	P	23
n/a	Orlie Weaver	Chicago Cubs	P	25
n/a	Dave Altizer	Cincinnati Reds	SS	35
n/a	Ray Boyd	Cincinnati Reds	P	25
n/a	Jack Compton	Cincinnati Reds	P	30
n/a	Herb Juul	Cincinnati Reds	P	26
n/a	Danny Mahoney	Cincinnati Reds	PR	23
n/a	Barney Schreiber	Cincinnati Reds	P	30
n/a	Jesse Tannehill	Cincinnati Reds	P	37
n/a	Charlie Faust	New York Giants	P	31
n/a	Bugs Raymond	New York Giants	P	30
n/a	Admiral Schlei	New York Giants	PH	34
n/a	Kitty Bransfield	Philadelphia Phillies	1B	37
n/a	Bert Hall	Philadelphia Phillies	P	22
n/a	Red Kleinow	Philadelphia Phillies	C	34
n/a	Clarence Lehr	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	26
n/a	Bunny Madden	Philadelphia Phillies	C	29
n/a	Paddy Mayes	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	27
n/a	Troy Puckett	Philadelphia Phillies	P	22
n/a	John Quinn	Philadelphia Phillies	C	26
n/a	Jake Smith	Philadelphia Phillies	P	24
n/a	Buck Stanley	Philadelphia Phillies	P	22
n/a	Roy Thomas	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	38
n/a	Harry Welchonce	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	28
n/a	Jerry Dorsey	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	27
n/a	Newt Hunter	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	32
n/a	Bill Keen	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	19
n/a	Judge Nagle	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	32
n/a	Deacon Phillippe	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	40
n/a	Elmer Steele	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	26
n/a	Kirby White	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	28
n/a	Harry Camnitz	St. Louis Cardinals	P	27
n/a	Ed Conwell	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	22
n/a	Roy Golden	St. Louis Cardinals	P	23
n/a	Jack McAdams	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
n/a	Dan McGeehan	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	26
n/a	Otto McIvor	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	27
n/a	Hap Morse	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	25
n/a	Roy Radebaugh	St. Louis Cardinals	P	31
n/a	Jack Reis	St. Louis Cardinals	P	20
n/a	Ed Zmich	St. Louis Cardinals	P	27
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1911 National League Retirements

1911 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1911 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.