National League Retirements 1935
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
6	Hughie Critz	New York Giants	2B	35
10	Lyle Judy	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	22
1	Rabbit Maranville	Boston Braves	2B	44
22	Vince Sherlock	Brooklyn Dodgers	2B	26
22	Al Cuccinello	New York Giants	2B	21
20	Les Mallon	Boston Braves	2B	30
33	Charlie Wilson	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	31
37	Aubrey Epps	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	24
18	Hank Erickson	Cincinnati Reds	C	28
10	Bubber Jonnard	Philadelphia Phillies	C	38
29	Bob O'Farrell	St. Louis Cardinals	C	39
-	Whitey Ock	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	24
22	Ralph Onis	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	27
9	Al Spohrer	Boston Braves	C	33
20	Zack Taylor	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	37
22	Joe Malay	New York Giants	PH	30
1	Buzz Boyle	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	28
14	Adam Comorosky	Cincinnati Reds	OF	30
18	Len Koenecke	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	32
34	Fred Lucas	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	33
19	Joe Mowry	Boston Braves	OF	28
5	Ernie Orsatti	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	33
11	Ted Petoskey	Cincinnati Reds	OF	25
15	Harlin Pool	Cincinnati Reds	OF	28
3	Babe Ruth	Boston Braves	OF	41
24	Johnnie Tyler	Boston Braves	OF	29
30	Bob Barr	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	28
28	Larry Benton	Boston Braves	P	38
15	Huck Betts	Boston Braves	P	39
48	Jim Bivin	Philadelphia Phillies	P	26
15	Leon Chagnon	New York Giants	P	33
40	Phil Collins	Philadelphia Phillies	P	34
28	Phil Collins	St. Louis Cardinals	P	34
15	Mays Copeland	St. Louis Cardinals	P	22
20	Al Eckert	St. Louis Cardinals	P	30
29	Harvey Green	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	21
45	Snipe Hansen	Philadelphia Phillies	P	29
20	Leroy Herrmann	Cincinnati Reds	P	30
20	Tony Kaufmann	St. Louis Cardinals	P	35
14	Frank Lamanske	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	29
20	Dolf Luque	New York Giants	P	45
21	Leo Mangum	Boston Braves	P	40
49	Frank Pearce	Philadelphia Phillies	P	30
47	Hal Smith	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
19	Bud Tinning	St. Louis Cardinals	P	30
21	Dazzy Vance	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	45
10, 27	Dick Ward	St. Louis Cardinals	P	27
15	Steve Swetonic	Pittsburgh Pirates	PR	32
25	Dino Chiozza	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	23
6	Rod Dedeaux	Brooklyn Dodgers	SS	22
6	Gordon Slade	Cincinnati Reds	SS	31
25	Art Bramhall	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	27
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1935 National League Retirements

1935 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1935 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Did you know that future hall of fame pitcher Walter Johnson ended his Major League career in 1927 with a pinch-hit appearance? During the final game of the season pitcher Tom Zachary, who had just given up Babe Ruth's sixtieth home run of the season, was lifted and Johnson replaced him at the plate. 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).