American League Retirements 1933
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
15	Dale Alexander	Boston Red Sox	1B	31
7	Harley Boss	Cleveland Indians	1B	25
1	Lew Fonseca	Chicago White Sox	1B	35
14	Marv Olson	Boston Red Sox	2B	27
5	Johnny Hodapp	Boston Red Sox	2B	28
12	Hal Rhyne	Chicago White Sox	2B	35
6	Bernie Friberg	Boston Red Sox	2B	34
21	Joe Sewell	New York Yankees	3B	35
24	Lin Storti	St. Louis Browns	3B	27
25	Jack Crouch	St. Louis Browns	C	30
8	Johnny Gooch	Boston Red Sox	C	36
27	Nick Altrock	Washington Senators	PH	57
-	Mem Lovett	Chicago White Sox	PH	21
13	Bob Fothergill	Boston Red Sox	OF	36
8	Liz Funk	Chicago White Sox	OF	29
4	Smead Jolley	Boston Red Sox	OF	32
12	Tom Oliver	Boston Red Sox	OF	31
29	Johnny Oulliber	Cleveland Indians	OF	23
27	Mike Powers	Cleveland Indians	OF	28
5	Billy Rhiel	Detroit Tigers	OF	33
17	John Stoneham	Chicago White Sox	OF	25
4	Earl Webb	Detroit Tigers	OF	36
-	Joe Zapustas	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	26
34	Earl Webb	Chicago White Sox	OF	36
26	Ted Gullic	St. Louis Browns	OF	27
-	Garland Braxton	St. Louis Browns	P	33
26	John Campbell	Washington Senators	P	26
19	Ed Chapman	Washington Senators	P	28
14	Gowell Claset	Philadelphia Athletics	P	26
21	Howard Craghead	Cleveland Indians	P	26
17	Ed Durham	Chicago White Sox	P	26
18	Red Faber	Chicago White Sox	P	45
14	Curt Fullerton	Boston Red Sox	P	35
15	Sam Gray	St. Louis Browns	P	36
24	Paul Gregory	Chicago White Sox	P	25
24	Hal Haid	Chicago White Sox	P	36
21	Hank McDonald	Philadelphia Athletics	P	23
30	Hank McDonald	St. Louis Browns	P	23
21	Jud McLaughlin	Boston Red Sox	P	22
38	Jake Miller	Chicago White Sox	P	36
16	Wilcy Moore	New York Yankees	P	37
35	George Murray	Chicago White Sox	P	35
8	Bots Nekola	Detroit Tigers	P	27
-	Emil Roy	Philadelphia Athletics	P	27
22	Rollie Stiles	St. Louis Browns	P	27
2	Greg Mulleavy	Boston Red Sox	PR	28
1	Jim Levey	St. Louis Browns	SS	27
24	Ed Cihocki	Philadelphia Athletics	SS	27
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1933 American League Retirements

1933 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1933 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Goose Goslin played for eighteen seasons and averaged one-hundred twenty-seven games played per season. In 1938, during his final at-bat, he twisted his back and was replaced at the plate by a pinch-hitter for the first time in his Major League career. 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.