National League Retirements 1952
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
16	Bob Chipman	Boston Braves	P	34
40, 44	Buzz Clarkson	Boston Braves	SS	38
10	Jack Cusick	Boston Braves	SS	24
7	Jack Daniels	Boston Braves	OF	25
12	Roy Hartsfield	Boston Braves	2B	27
30	Dick Hoover	Boston Braves	P	27
6	Billy Reed	Boston Braves	2B	30
22	Bert Thiel	Boston Braves	P	27
29	Tommy Holmes	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	36
19	Joe Landrum	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	24
44	Steve Lembo	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	26
15	Johnny Rutherford	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	28
25	Chris Van Cuyk	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	26
43	Leon Brinkopf	Chicago Cubs	SS	26
26	Monk Dubiel	Chicago Cubs	P	35
30, 37	Vern Fear	Chicago Cubs	P	28
41	Bud Hardin	Chicago Cubs	SS	30
19, 53	Joe Hatten	Chicago Cubs	P	36
53	Cal Howe	Chicago Cubs	P	28
19	Dick Manville	Chicago Cubs	P	27
25	Johnny Pramesa	Chicago Cubs	C	27
30	Willie Ramsdell	Chicago Cubs	P	37
45	Phil Haugstad	Cincinnati Reds	P	29
25, 40	Niles Jordan	Cincinnati Reds	P	27
10	Eddie Kazak	Cincinnati Reds	3B	32
9	Joe Rossi	Cincinnati Reds	C	32
26	Hal Gregg	New York Giants	P	31
33	Clint Hartung	New York Giants	OF	30
8	Bill Howerton	New York Giants	OF	31
26	Dick Wakefield	New York Giants	PH	32
3	Putsy Caballero	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	25
27	Ken Heintzelman	Philadelphia Phillies	P	37
41	Lou Possehl	Philadelphia Phillies	P	27
5	Dick Young	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	24
5	Tony Bartirome	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	21
12	Johnny Berardino	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	36
24	Don Carlsen	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	26
29	Jim Dunn	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	22
15	Erv Dusak	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	32
19	Harry Fisher	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	27
8	Bill Howerton	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	31
30	Joe Muir	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	30
21	Ron Necciai	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	20
36	Mel Queen	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	35
14	Sonny Senerchia	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	22
27	Jim Suchecki	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	26
34	Ed Wolfe	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	24
38	Herb Gorman	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	28
41	Fred Hahn	St. Louis Cardinals	P	24
40	Neal Hertweck	St. Louis Cardinals	1B	21
3	Eddie Kazak	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	32
23	Larry Miggins	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	27
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1952 National League Retirements

1952 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1952 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. On July 28, 1976, Blue Moon Odom pitched the final five innings of his Major League career. He was relieved by Francisco Barrios in the sixth inning and the two White Sox combined to pitch a 2-1 no-hitter versus the Oakland Athletics. 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.