National League Retirements 1876
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Joe Borden	Boston Red Caps	P	23
n/a	Foghorn Bradley	Boston Red Caps	P	21
n/a	Dick McBride	Boston Red Caps	P	29
n/a	Tim McGinley	Boston Red Caps	OF	23
n/a	Bill Parks	Boston Red Caps	OF	27
n/a	Frank Whitney	Boston Red Caps	OF	21
n/a	Oscar Bielaski	Chicago White Stockings	OF	30
n/a	Bobby Clack	Cincinnati Red Stockings	OF	26
n/a	Dory Dean	Cincinnati Red Stockings	P	24
n/a	Sam Field	Cincinnati Red Stockings	C	28
n/a	Dave Pierson	Cincinnati Red Stockings	C	21
n/a	Dale Williams	Cincinnati Red Stockings	P	21
n/a	Everett Mills	Hartford Dark Blues	1B	32
n/a	Art Allison	Louisville Grays	OF	28
n/a	George Bechtel	Louisville Grays	OF	28
n/a	John Carbine	Louisville Grays	1B	21
n/a	Jack Chapman	Louisville Grays	OF	34
n/a	Dan Collins	Louisville Grays	OF	22
n/a	Frank Pearce	Louisville Grays	P	17
n/a	Ed Somerville	Louisville Grays	2B	24
n/a	George Bechtel	New York Mutuals	OF	28
n/a	Eddie Booth	New York Mutuals	OF	uk
n/a	George Fair	New York Mutuals	2B	21
n/a	John Hatfield	New York Mutuals	2B	29
n/a	John Hayes	New York Mutuals	OF	22
n/a	George Heubel	New York Mutuals	1B	28
n/a	Nealy Phelps	New York Mutuals	OF	36
n/a	Jim Shanley	New York Mutuals	OF	23
n/a	Fred Treacey	New York Mutuals	OF	30
n/a	Pete Treacey	New York Mutuals	SS	25
n/a	Bob Valentine	New York Mutuals	C	uk
n/a	Billy West	New York Mutuals	2B	23
n/a	William Coon	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	22
n/a	John Curren	Philadelphia Athletics	C	25
n/a	Wes Fisler	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	32
n/a	Bill Fouser	Philadelphia Athletics	2B	21
n/a	John Mullen	Philadelphia Athletics	C	uk
n/a	Lou Paul	Philadelphia Athletics	C	uk
n/a	Nealy Phelps	Philadelphia Athletics	C	36
n/a	Whitey Ritterson	Philadelphia Athletics	C	22
n/a	Jim Ward	Philadelphia Athletics	C	22
n/a	George Zettlein	Philadelphia Athletics	P	32
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1876 National League Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1876 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Hank Aaron ended his Major League career on October 3, 1976, with a sharp single during the sixth inning off Dave Roberts of the Detroit Tigers. 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).