National League Retirements 1967
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
21, 29	George Altman	Chicago Cubs	OF	35
5	Joey Amalfitano	Chicago Cubs	PH	34
42	Lee Bales	Houston Astros	2B	23
6	Dick Bertell	Chicago Cubs	C	32
8	Jackie Brandt	Houston Astros	1B	34
20	Jackie Brandt	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	34
11	Eddie Bressoud	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	36
42	Bob Bruce	Atlanta Braves	P	35
30	Bob Buhl	Philadelphia Phillies	P	39
45	Dick Calmus	Chicago Cubs	P	24
25	Joe Campbell	Chicago Cubs	OF	24
50	Nestor Chavez	San Francisco Giants	P	20
32	Glen Clark	Atlanta Braves	PH	27
7	Jimmie Coker	Cincinnati Reds	C	32
18	Gordy Coleman	Cincinnati Reds	1B	33
29	John Duffie	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	22
44	Arnold Earley	Houston Astros	P	34
37	Dick Egan	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	31
36	Dave Eilers	Houston Astros	P	31
32, 33	Chuck Estrada	New York Mets	P	30
15	Norm Gigon	Chicago Cubs	2B	30
22	Ruben Gomez	Philadelphia Phillies	P	40
20	Jesse Gonder	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	32
26	Bill Graham	New York Mets	P	31
26	Dallas Green	Philadelphia Phillies	P	33
24	Dick Groat	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	37
20	Dick Groat	San Francisco Giants	SS	37
29	Candy Harris	Houston Astros	PH	20
33	Bob Hendley	Chicago Cubs	P	29
33	Bob Hendley	New York Mets	P	29
40	Jerry Hinsley	New York Mets	P	23
38	Rick James	Chicago Cubs	P	20
20	Jim Landis	Houston Astros	OF	34
33	Don Larsen	Chicago Cubs	P	38
48	Barry Latman	Houston Astros	P	32
10	Charley Lau	Atlanta Braves	PH	35
32	Vern Law	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	38
24	Johnny Lewis	New York Mets	OF	28
15	Bob Lillis	Houston Astros	SS	37
30	Larry Loughlin	Philadelphia Phillies	P	26
18	Al Luplow	New York Mets	OF	29
20	Al Luplow	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	29
18	Joe Moock	New York Mets	3B	24
47	Dave Nicholson	Atlanta Braves	OF	28
31	Billy O'Dell	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	36
33	Jim Owens	Houston Astros	P	34
28	Aaron Pointer	Houston Astros	OF	26
27	Ed Rakow	Atlanta Braves	P	33
24, 27	Bob Raudman	Chicago Cubs	OF	26
32	Hal Reniff	New York Mets	P	29
7	Andre Rodgers	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	33
1	Johnny Romano	St. Louis Cardinals	C	33
44	Al Schmelz	New York Mets	P	24
37	Don Schwall	Atlanta Braves	P	32
33	Bob Shaw	Chicago Cubs	P	34
26	Bob Shaw	New York Mets	P	34
39	Curt Simmons	Chicago Cubs	P	39
38	Ralph Terry	New York Mets	P	32
26	Dick Thoenen	Philadelphia Phillies	P	24
12	Bob Uecker	Atlanta Braves	C	33
9	Bob Uecker	Philadelphia Phillies	C	33
31	Bruce Von Hoff	Houston Astros	P	24
14	Johnny Werhas	Los Angeles Dodgers	PH	30
29	Nick Willhite	New York Mets	P	27
24	Jimy Williams	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	24
45	Jake Wood	Cincinnati Reds	OF	30
46	Hal Woodeshick	St. Louis Cardinals	P	35
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1967 National League Retirements

1967 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1967 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. 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).