National League Retirements 1964
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
59	Dave Bennett	Philadelphia Phillies	P	19
47	Bill Southworth	Milwaukee Braves	3B	19
43	Dave Bakenhaster	St. Louis Cardinals	P	20
17	Steve Hertz	Houston Colt .45s	3B	20
39	Steve Dillon	New York Mets	P	22
47	Larry Yellen	Houston Colt .45s	P	22
38	John Flavin	Chicago Cubs	P	23
39	Jake Jaeckel	Chicago Cubs	P	23
21, 45	Ron Locke	New York Mets	P	23
10	Jeoff Long	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	23
41	Sterling Slaughter	Chicago Cubs	P	23
42	Ethan Blackaby	Milwaukee Braves	OF	24
36	Frank Bork	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	24
20, 28	Billy Ott	Chicago Cubs	OF	24
43	Bill Wakefield	New York Mets	P	24
2	Dave Wissman	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	24
38	John Braun	Milwaukee Braves	P	25
30	Harry Fanok	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
20	Craig Anderson	New York Mets	P	26
28	Lee Gregory	Chicago Cubs	P	26
40	Al Moran	New York Mets	SS	26
7	Amado Samuel	New York Mets	SS	26
6	Larry Burright	New York Mets	2B	27
32	Cecil Butler	Milwaukee Braves	P	27
3	Tim Harkness	New York Mets	1B	27
4	Rex Johnston	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	27
30	Wayne Schurr	Chicago Cubs	P	27
26	Johnny Weekly	Houston Colt .45s	OF	27
42	Freddie Burdette	Chicago Cubs	P	28
47	Jay Hook	New York Mets	P	28
4	Wayne Graham	New York Mets	3B	29
40	Glen Hobbie	Chicago Cubs	P	29
40	Glen Hobbie	St. Louis Cardinals	P	29
45, 53	Jack Smith	Milwaukee Braves	P	29
39	Paul Toth	Chicago Cubs	P	29
38	Ed Bauta	New York Mets	P	30
45	Don Bradey	Houston Colt .45s	P	30
29	Fred Green	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	31
38	Willard Hunter	New York Mets	P	31
10	Rod Kanehl	New York Mets	2B	31
18	John Pregenzer	San Francisco Giants	P	32
38	Dick Scott	Chicago Cubs	P	32
7	Lee Walls	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	32
10	Joe Morgan	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	34
34	Chet Nichols	Cincinnati Reds	P	34
9	Hal Smith	Cincinnati Reds	C	34
47	Tom Sturdivant	New York Mets	P	35
20	Gus Bell	Milwaukee Braves	PH	36
36	Don Elston	Chicago Cubs	P	36
12	Don Hoak	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	37
3	Pete Runnels	Houston Colt .45s	1B	37
5	Johnny Temple	Cincinnati Reds	PH	37
19	Billy Pierce	San Francisco Giants	P	38
28	Duke Snider	San Francisco Giants	OF	38
26	Cal McLish	Philadelphia Phillies	P	39
45	Bobby Shantz	Chicago Cubs	P	39
35	Bobby Shantz	Philadelphia Phillies	P	39
34	Bobby Shantz	St. Louis Cardinals	P	39
38	Hal Brown	Houston Colt .45s	P	40
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1964 National League Retirements

1964 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1964 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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). 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.