National League Retirements 1957
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
22	Tom Alston	St. Louis Cardinals	1B	32
39	Ed Mickelson	Chicago Cubs	1B	31
12	Marv Blaylock	Philadelphia Phillies	1B	28
25	Nippy Jones	Milwaukee Braves	1B	32
12	Dick Cole	Milwaukee Braves	2B	32
8	John Kennedy	Philadelphia Phillies	3B	31
39	Roy Campanella	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	36
30	Walker Cooper	St. Louis Cardinals	C	43
1	Jim Fanning	Chicago Cubs	C	30
10	Dick Rand	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	27
21	Andy Seminick	Philadelphia Phillies	C	37
8	Charlie Silvera	Chicago Cubs	C	33
9	Wes Westrum	New York Giants	C	35
16	Frank Baumholtz	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	39
50	Glen Gorbous	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	27
23	Bobby Hofman	New York Giants	PH	32
50	Rod Miller	Brooklyn Dodgers	PH	18
26	Ron Northey	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	38
24	Chuck Harmon	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	34
31, 46	Don Lassetter	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	25
9	Bob Lennon	Chicago Cubs	OF	29
56	Ray Shearer	Milwaukee Braves	OF	28
50	Chuck Harmon	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	34
49	Bob Kennedy	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	37
36	Vicente Amor	Cincinnati Redlegs	P	25
49	Sandy Consuegra	New York Giants	P	37
38	Jim Davis	New York Giants	P	33
26	Jim Davis	St. Louis Cardinals	P	33
31	Whammy Douglas	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	23
16	Dave Jolly	Milwaukee Braves	P	33
45	Don Kaiser	Chicago Cubs	P	23
19	Bill Kennedy	Cincinnati Redlegs	P	37
29	Nellie King	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	30
37	Bob Kuzava	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	35
46	Bob Kuzava	St. Louis Cardinals	P	35
40	Lynn Lovenguth	St. Louis Cardinals	P	35
38	Joe Margoneri	New York Giants	P	28
40	Windy McCall	New York Giants	P	32
43	Lloyd Merritt	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
19	Red Murff	Milwaukee Braves	P	37
31	Laurin Pepper	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	27
29	Tom Poholsky	Chicago Cubs	P	28
26	Saul Rogovin	Philadelphia Phillies	P	34
45	Dave Skaugstad	Cincinnati Redlegs	P	18
36	Max Surkont	New York Giants	P	35
35	Red Swanson	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	21
36	Joe Trimble	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	27
49	Rene Valdes	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	28
19	Bobby Durnbaugh	Cincinnati Redlegs	SS	25
5	Buddy Pritchard	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	22
6, 39	Jack Littrell	Chicago Cubs	SS	29
12	Ed Winceniak	Chicago Cubs	SS	29
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1957 National League Retirements

1957 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1957 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.