American League Retirements 1958
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
28	Stover McIlwain	Chicago White Sox	P	19
19	Jack Feller	Detroit Tigers	C	22
31	Chuck Lindstrom	Chicago White Sox	C	22
35	Jim Small	Kansas City Athletics	OF	22
3	Hal Trosky	Chicago White Sox	P	22
43	Charlie Beamon	Baltimore Orioles	P	24
31, 36	Tom Qualters	Chicago White Sox	P	24
15	Duane Wilson	Boston Red Sox	P	24
27	Joe Albanese	Washington Senators	P	25
14, 15	Carl Duser	Kansas City Athletics	P	26
6, 30	Walt Craddock	Kansas City Athletics	P	27
11	Mike Baxes	Kansas City Athletics	2B	28
23	Milt Bolling	Detroit Tigers	SS	28
8	Foster Castleman	Baltimore Orioles	SS	28
16	Glenn Cox	Kansas City Athletics	P	28
29	Rod Graber	Cleveland Indians	OF	28
4	Milt Graff	Kansas City Athletics	2B	28
27	Bob Hazle	Detroit Tigers	OF	28
40	Chuck Oertel	Baltimore Orioles	OF	28
21	Bob Wiesler	Washington Senators	P	28
24	Wally Burnette	Kansas City Athletics	P	29
16	Larry Raines	Cleveland Indians	2B	29
34	Jerry Snyder	Washington Senators	2B	29
29	Bill Taylor	Detroit Tigers	OF	29
7	Billy Hunter	Cleveland Indians	SS	30
1	Billy Hunter	Kansas City Athletics	SS	30
3, 35	Dave Melton	Kansas City Athletics	OF	30
21	Willard Nixon	Boston Red Sox	P	30
27	Joe Presko	Detroit Tigers	P	30
20	Bert Hamric	Baltimore Orioles	PH	31
37	Bob Kelly	Cleveland Indians	P	31
36	Jim McDonald	Chicago White Sox	P	32
6	Eddie Miksis	Baltimore Orioles	SS	32
19	Lou Sleater	Baltimore Orioles	P	32
19	Lou Sleater	Detroit Tigers	P	32
20	Herm Wehmeier	Detroit Tigers	P	32
7	Fred Hatfield	Cleveland Indians	3B	34
12	Les Moss	Chicago White Sox	PH	34
12	Tim Thompson	Detroit Tigers	C	35
36	Connie Johnson	Baltimore Orioles	P	36
30	Jim Wilson	Chicago White Sox	P	37
16	Ted Beard	Chicago White Sox	OF	38
15	Bob Keegan	Chicago White Sox	P	38
21	Bob Lemon	Cleveland Indians	P	38
28	Dixie Howell	Chicago White Sox	P	39
21	Sal Maglie	New York Yankees	P	42
23	Virgil Trucks	Kansas City Athletics	P	42
21	Virgil Trucks	New York Yankees	P	42
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1958 American League Retirements

1958 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1958 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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. 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.