American League Retirements 1919
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Frank Kelliher	Washington Senators	PH	21
n/a	Frank Shellenback	Chicago White Sox	P	21
n/a	Walter Anderson	Philadelphia Athletics	P	22
n/a	Bill Grevell	Philadelphia Athletics	P	22
n/a	Claude Davidson	Washington Senators	3B	23
n/a	Danny Silva	Washington Senators	3B	23
n/a	Molly Craft	Washington Senators	P	24
n/a	George Dumont	Boston Red Sox	P	24
n/a	Ed Gill	Washington Senators	P	24
n/a	Ray Roberts	Philadelphia Athletics	P	24
n/a	Joe Schepner	St. Louis Browns	3B	24
n/a	Pete Schneider	New York Yankees	P	24
n/a	Bob Allen	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	25
n/a	Jesse Baker	Washington Senators	SS	25
n/a	George Halas	New York Yankees	OF	25
n/a	Frank Kane	New York Yankees	PH	25
n/a	Wickey McAvoy	Philadelphia Athletics	C	25
n/a	Buzz Murphy	Washington Senators	OF	25
n/a	Art Ewoldt	Philadelphia Athletics	3B	26
n/a	Luke Nelson	New York Yankees	P	26
n/a	John Sullivan	Chicago White Sox	P	26
n/a	Charlie Whitehouse	Washington Senators	P	26
n/a	Ben Dyer	Detroit Tigers	3B	27
n/a	Frank Gilhooley	Boston Red Sox	OF	27
n/a	Ernie Koob	St. Louis Browns	P	27
n/a	Norm McNeil	Boston Red Sox	C	27
n/a	Walt Smallwood	New York Yankees	P	27
n/a	George Twombly	Washington Senators	OF	27
n/a	Archie Yelle	Detroit Tigers	C	27
n/a	Roy Grover	Philadelphia Athletics	2B	28
n/a	Roy Grover	Washington Senators	2B	28
n/a	Ed Hovlik	Washington Senators	P	28
n/a	Merlin Kopp	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	28
n/a	Tom McGuire	Chicago White Sox	P	28
n/a	Dick Robertson	Washington Senators	P	28
n/a	Willie Adams	Philadelphia Athletics	P	29
n/a	Joe Jenkins	Chicago White Sox	C	29
n/a	Wally Mayer	St. Louis Browns	C	29
n/a	Tod Sloan	St. Louis Browns	OF	29
n/a	Dave Davenport	St. Louis Browns	P	30
n/a	Rip Jordan	Washington Senators	P	30
n/a	Rolla Mapel	St. Louis Browns	P	30
n/a	Erskine Mayer	Chicago White Sox	P	30
n/a	Willie Mitchell	Detroit Tigers	P	30
n/a	Paul Musser	Boston Red Sox	P	30
n/a	Win Noyes	Chicago White Sox	P	30
n/a	Win Noyes	Philadelphia Athletics	P	30
n/a	Harry Thompson	Philadelphia Athletics	P	30
n/a	Harry Thompson	Washington Senators	P	30
n/a	Chick Gandil	Chicago White Sox	1B	32
n/a	Ed Klepfer	Cleveland Indians	P	32
n/a	Al Wickland	New York Yankees	OF	32
n/a	Sam Agnew	Washington Senators	C	33
n/a	Jack Barry	Boston Red Sox	2B	33
n/a	Bill James	Boston Red Sox	P	33
n/a	Bill James	Chicago White Sox	P	33
n/a	Bill James	Detroit Tigers	P	33
n/a	Joe Benz	Chicago White Sox	P	34
n/a	Hi Jasper	Cleveland Indians	P	34
n/a	Joe Wilhoit	Boston Red Sox	OF	34
n/a	Ray Demmitt	St. Louis Browns	OF	36
n/a	Lew Groh	Philadelphia Athletics	3B	36
n/a	Dave Shean	Boston Red Sox	2B	36
n/a	Terry Turner	Philadelphia Athletics	SS	39
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1919 American League Retirements

1919 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1919 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.