National League Retirements 1918
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Jay Kirke	New York Giants	1B	30
n/a	Ben Shaw	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	25
n/a	Mickey Doolin	Brooklyn Robins	2B	39
n/a	Bert Niehoff	New York Giants	2B	35
n/a	Bert Niehoff	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	35
n/a	Jake Pitler	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	25
n/a	Jose Rodriguez	New York Giants	2B	25
n/a	Rollie Zeider	Chicago Cubs	2B	35
n/a	Ed Hemingway	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	26
n/a	Patsy McGaffigan	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	30
n/a	Rip Conway	Boston Braves	2B	23
n/a	Chuck Wortman	Chicago Cubs	2B	27
n/a	Bobby Wallace	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	45
n/a	Dutch Distel	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	23
n/a	Gus Getz	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	29
n/a	Bruno Betzel	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	24
n/a	Jimmy Archer	Brooklyn Robins	C	36
n/a	Ed Burns	Philadelphia Phillies	C	31
n/a	Tommy Clarke	Chicago Cubs	C	31
n/a	George Gibson	New York Giants	C	38
n/a	John Henry	Boston Braves	C	29
n/a	Red Smith	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	27
n/a	Bill Wagner	Boston Braves	C	25
n/a	Jimmy Archer	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	36
n/a	John Brock	St. Louis Cardinals	C	22
n/a	Jimmy Archer	Cincinnati Reds	C	36
n/a	Harry Smith	Cincinnati Reds	C	29
n/a	Fred Bailey	Boston Braves	PH	23
n/a	Doc Bass	Boston Braves	PH	20
n/a	Sam Covington	Boston Braves	PH	24
n/a	George Anderson	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	29
n/a	Al Bashang	Brooklyn Robins	OF	30
n/a	Johnny Beall	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	37
n/a	Chet Chadbourne	Boston Braves	OF	34
n/a	Pete Compton	New York Giants	OF	29
n/a	Justin Fitzgerald	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	27
n/a	Jim Kelly	Boston Braves	OF	35
n/a	Wally Mattick	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	32
n/a	Ted Menze	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	21
n/a	Ty Pickup	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	21
n/a	Dick Wheeler	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	21
n/a	Roy Massey	Boston Braves	OF	28
n/a	Tommy Leach	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	41
n/a	Marty Kavanagh	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	27
n/a	Red Smyth	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	26
n/a	Fred Anderson	New York Giants	P	33
n/a	Hugh Canavan	Boston Braves	P	22
n/a	Ralph Comstock	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	28
n/a	Snipe Conley	Cincinnati Reds	P	27
n/a	Cal Crum	Boston Braves	P	29
n/a	Rich Durning	Brooklyn Robins	P	26
n/a	Lefty George	Boston Braves	P	32
n/a	Dan Griner	Brooklyn Robins	P	31
n/a	Bob Harmon	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	31
n/a	Jake Hehl	Brooklyn Robins	P	19
n/a	Harry Heitmann	Brooklyn Robins	P	22
n/a	Marty Herrmann	Brooklyn Robins	P	26
n/a	Earl Howard	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
n/a	Tom Hughes	Boston Braves	P	35
n/a	Larry Jacobus	Cincinnati Reds	P	24
n/a	Rankin Johnson	St. Louis Cardinals	P	31
n/a	Alex Main	Philadelphia Phillies	P	35
n/a	George Ross	New York Giants	P	26
n/a	Roy Sanders	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	26
n/a	Cy Slapnicka	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
n/a	Jeff Tesreau	New York Giants	P	31
n/a	Bill Upham	Boston Braves	P	31
n/a	Doc Crandall	Boston Braves	P	31
n/a	Roy Ellam	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	33
n/a	Bob Larmore	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	22
n/a	Lute Boone	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	29
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1918 National League Retirements

1918 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1918 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. 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).