National League Retirements 1925
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Bill Anderson	Boston Braves	P	30
n/a	Harry Baldwin	New York Giants	P	25
n/a	Joe Batchelder	Boston Braves	P	27
n/a	Rube Benton	Cincinnati Reds	P	35
n/a	Harry Biemiller	Cincinnati Reds	P	28
n/a	Neal Brady	Cincinnati Reds	P	29
n/a	Herb Brett	Chicago Cubs	P	26
n/a	Frank Bruggy	Cincinnati Reds	C	35
n/a	George Burns	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	36
n/a	Ike Caveney	Cincinnati Reds	SS	31
n/a	Johnny Couch	Philadelphia Phillies	P	35
n/a	Dee Cousineau	Boston Braves	C	27
n/a	Roy Crumpler	Philadelphia Phillies	P	29
n/a	Mickey Devine	New York Giants	C	34
n/a	Pedro Dibut	Cincinnati Reds	P	33
n/a	Leo Dickerman	St. Louis Cardinals	P	29
n/a	Astyanax Douglass	Cincinnati Reds	C	28
n/a	George Durning	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	28
n/a	Jewel Ens	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	36
n/a	Dana Fillingim	Philadelphia Phillies	P	32
n/a	Max Flack	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	36
n/a	Marv Goodwin	Cincinnati Reds	P	35
n/a	Nelson Greene	Brooklyn Robins	P	26
n/a	Tommy Griffith	Brooklyn Robins	OF	36
n/a	Tommy Griffith	Chicago Cubs	OF	36
n/a	Denver Grigsby	Chicago Cubs	OF	25
n/a	Chicken Hawks	Philadelphia Phillies	1B	30
n/a	Walter Holke	Cincinnati Reds	1B	33
n/a	Walter Holke	Philadelphia Phillies	1B	33
n/a	Albie Hood	Boston Braves	2B	23
n/a	Bill Hubbell	Brooklyn Robins	P	28
n/a	Bill Hubbell	Philadelphia Phillies	P	28
n/a	Roy Hutson	Brooklyn Robins	OF	24
n/a	Ike Kamp	Boston Braves	P	25
n/a	Teddy Kearns	Chicago Cubs	1B	26
n/a	Mel Kerr	Chicago Cubs	PR	23
n/a	Hod Kibbie	Boston Braves	2B	22
n/a	Ollie Klee	Cincinnati Reds	OF	26
n/a	Pip Koehler	New York Giants	OF	24
n/a	Ernie Krueger	Cincinnati Reds	C	35
n/a	Dick Loftus	Brooklyn Robins	OF	25
n/a	Rube Marquard	Boston Braves	P	39
n/a	Ike McAuley	Chicago Cubs	SS	34
n/a	Lenny Metz	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	26
n/a	Benny Meyer	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	41
n/a	Hack Miller	Chicago Cubs	OF	32
n/a	Johnny Mitchell	Brooklyn Robins	SS	31
n/a	Hy Myers	Cincinnati Reds	OF	37
n/a	Hy Myers	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	37
n/a	Al Niehaus	Cincinnati Reds	1B	26
n/a	Al Niehaus	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	26
n/a	Joe Oeschger	Brooklyn Robins	P	34
n/a	Joe Ogrodowski	Boston Braves	P	19
n/a	Tiny Osborne	Brooklyn Robins	P	33
n/a	Gil Paulsen	St. Louis Cardinals	P	23
n/a	Jim Roberts	Brooklyn Robins	P	30
n/a	Andy Rush	Brooklyn Robins	P	36
n/a	Walter Schmidt	St. Louis Cardinals	C	39
n/a	Joe Schultz	Cincinnati Reds	OF	32
n/a	Joe Schultz	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	32
n/a	Ralph Shinners	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	30
n/a	Elmer Smith	Cincinnati Reds	OF	33
n/a	Ed Sperber	Boston Braves	PH	31
n/a	Gale Staley	Chicago Cubs	2B	27
n/a	Casey Stengel	Boston Braves	OF	35
n/a	Johnny Stuart	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
n/a	George Stueland	Chicago Cubs	P	27
n/a	Tom Sullivan	Cincinnati Reds	C	19
n/a	Chink Taylor	Chicago Cubs	OF	28
n/a	Hank Thormahlen	Brooklyn Robins	P	29
n/a	Cotton Tierney	Brooklyn Robins	3B	32
n/a	Bob Vines	Philadelphia Phillies	P	29
n/a	Frank Walker	New York Giants	OF	31
n/a	Butch Weis	Chicago Cubs	OF	25
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1925 National League Retirements

1925 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1925 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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). 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.