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Current Ten Oldest Players
Name Birthdate Years Played Connie Marrero April 25, 1911 1950 - 1954 Ace Parker May 17, 1912 1937 - 1938 Mike Sandlock October 17, 1915 1942 - 1953 Freddy Schmidt February 9, 1916 1944 - 1947 Art Kenney April 26, 1916 1938 Ray Hathaway October 13, 1916 1945 Eddie Carnett October 21, 1916 1941 - 1945 Moon Mullen February 9, 1917 1944 Alex Monchak March 5, 1917 1940 Virgil Trucks April 26, 1917 1941 - 1958 Baseball-reference.com Hall of Famers The oldest living Hall of Famer is currently Lee MacPhail (born October 25, 1917) at age 94. The oldest Hall of Famer to be inducted as a player is Bobby Doerr (born April 7, 1918) who is 93. |
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Seeing Pesky and Doerr at the Fenway ceremony was chilling, even for this Yankee fan!!!
Last edited by tcdyess; 04-26-2012 at 06:59 PM. |
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If Bobby Doerr was born April 7, 1918, he is currently 94.
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He just missed on '52T, but Jamie Moyer has to be right up there.
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Virgil Trucks has to be one of the nicest players ever, and as far as I know, still loves corresponding with fans. A true legend and a true gentleman!
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I did an article for the site I write for a couple months back about the ten oldest living Pirates players
http://blogs.piratesprospects.com/hi...burgh-pirates/
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Name Birthdate Years Played
Connie Marrero April 25, 1911 1950 - 1954 Wow, Connie Marrero was 39 in his rookie year. That by itself is impressive. |
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Ace Parker will be 100 next month. He played for the Athletics in 1936-7. As far as I know, he doesn't appear on any baseball cards. He also played pro football and is a fellow Dukie.
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I had the great pleasure of meeting Connie Marrero in Havana last year only weeks before his 100th birthday. As it turned out, he became the the oldest living Major League player during my visit to Cuba (sadly, due to the passing of Dodgers' third baseman Tony Malinowsky).
We did a mini-article on Marrero in the February 2011 issue of the Old Cardboard eNewsletter. It includes a video that I recorded when our group visited Marrero's apartment in Havana. Needless to say, the event was most memorable. Lyman |
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