Deceased Baseball Autographs
Eddie Mathews had four 40 home run seasons in his 17 year career.
DECEASED BASEBALL HOFERS
Muhammad Ali
Walter Alston
Luke Appling 2 3
Richie Ashburn 2
Earl Averill
Cool Papa Bell 2
Lou Boudreau 2
Roy Campanella
Max Carey
A.B. Chandler
Jocko Conlan
Stanley Coveleski
Joe Cronin
Ray Dandridge 2
Bill Dickey 2
Joe Dimaggio 2 3
Don Drysdale 2
Leo Durocher
Red Faber
Rick Ferrell 2 3 4
Charlie Gehringer 2 3
Lefty Gomez 2
Hank Greenberg
Burleigh Grimes
Lefty Grove
Jesse Haines
Bucky Harris
Billy Herman 2
Carl Hubbell 2 3
Catfish Hunter 2
Waite Hoyt
Travis Jackson
Judy Johnson 2
George Kelly
Bob Lemon 2
Buck Leonard 2
Freddie Lindstrom
Ted Lyons
Mickey Mantle 23
Rube Marquand
Eddie Mathews 2 3
Joe McCarthy
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize 2
Hal Newhouser 2
Pee Wee Reese 2
Edd Roush 2
Red Ruffing
Joe Sewell 2
Enos Slaughter 2
Willie Stargell 2
Bill Terry 2
Lloyd Waner
Hoyt Wilheim
Ted Williams
Early Wynn
DECEASED BASEBALL GREATS
Dick Bartell
Guy Bush
Dolph Camilli
Frank Crosetti 2
Tony/Al Cuccinello
Woody English
Wes Ferrell
Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons
Carl Furillo
Al Gionfriddo
Pete Gray
Smiling Stan Hack
Harvey Haddix
Mel Harder 2
Joe Hauser
Babe Herman
Elston Howard
Willis Hudlin
Billy Jurges
Charlie Keller
Henry Kimbro
Ted Kluszewski
Harvey Kuenn
Ed Lopat
Billy Martin
Jo-Jo Moore
Dan Quisenberry
Double Duty Radcliffe
Allie Reynolds
Clyde Sukeforth
Harold Tinker
Hal Trosky
Johnny VanderMeer
Harry Walker
Bucky Walters
Smoky Joe Wood
I had varied success with my first autograph requests to retired players I started writing out in 1994.
One of my best early responses I got from retired Cincinatti Reds flamethrower Ewell "The Whip" Blackwell.
Joe Dimaggio was an American icon and a New York Yankee legend who was often described as best all-around ballplayer who ever lived.
Ted Williams led the AL in OBP 12 times and slugging percentage 8 times during his illustrious 19 year career.
Johnny Mize won a batting title, four home run titles and 3 rbi titles in his 15 year HOF career.
Bob Lemon retired with a .618 winning percentage and .232 career batting average.
Rick Ferrell caught all 9 innings of the first All Star Game in 1933.
Willis Hudlin won 158 games in his 16 year ML career.
Ray Dandridge was a defensive magician who was considered the best 3rd baseman in Negro Leauge history.
Carl Hubbell was the most successful screwball pitcher in ML history.
Tony/Al Cuccinello were brothers who played ML baseball in the 1930's.
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