National League Retirements 1894
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Bill Hawke	Baltimore Orioles	P	25
n/a	Jack Horner	Baltimore Orioles	P	31
n/a	Tony Mullane	Baltimore Orioles	P	36
n/a	Scott Hawley	Boston Beaneaters	P	19
n/a	Tom Lovett	Boston Beaneaters	P	31
n/a	George Stultz	Boston Beaneaters	P	21
n/a	Frank West	Boston Beaneaters	P	22
n/a	Pete Browning	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	OF	33
n/a	Billy Earle	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	C	27
n/a	Pete Gilbert	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	2B	27
n/a	George Sharrott	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	P	25
n/a	Andy Sommerville	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	P	19
n/a	Fred Underwood	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	P	26
n/a	Kid Camp	Chicago Colts	P	25
n/a	Lew Camp	Chicago Colts	2B	27
n/a	Fred Blank	Cincinnati Reds	P	20
n/a	Charlie Comiskey	Cincinnati Reds	1B	35
n/a	Lem Cross	Cincinnati Reds	P	23
n/a	Henry Fournier	Cincinnati Reds	P	29
n/a	Bill Massey	Cincinnati Reds	1B	uk
n/a	Unknown McGuire	Cincinnati Reds	P	uk
n/a	Frank Motz	Cincinnati Reds	1B	26
n/a	Connie Murphy	Cincinnati Reds	C	24
n/a	Bill Pfann	Cincinnati Reds	P	uk
n/a	John Clarkson	Cleveland Spiders	P	33
n/a	Frank Griffith	Cleveland Spiders	P	22
n/a	John Lyston	Cleveland Spiders	P	28
n/a	Tony Mullane	Cleveland Spiders	P	36
n/a	Charlie Petty	Cleveland Spiders	P	28
n/a	Jake Virtue	Cleveland Spiders	OF	30
n/a	Willard Brown	Louisville Colonels	1B	29
n/a	Jerry Denny	Louisville Colonels	3B	36
n/a	Billy Earle	Louisville Colonels	C	27
n/a	Pat Flaherty	Louisville Colonels	3B	29
n/a	Pete Gilbert	Louisville Colonels	3B	27
n/a	Luke Lutenberg	Louisville Colonels	1B	30
n/a	George Nicol	Louisville Colonels	OF	24
n/a	Tim O'Rourke	Louisville Colonels	1B	31
n/a	Harrison Peppers	Louisville Colonels	P	uk
n/a	Danny Richardson	Louisville Colonels	SS	32
n/a	Ollie Smith	Louisville Colonels	OF	29
n/a	Larry Twitchell	Louisville Colonels	OF	31
n/a	Farmer Weaver	Louisville Colonels	OF	30
n/a	John Ward	New York Giants	2B	35
n/a	Huyler Westervelt	New York Giants	P	25
n/a	Al Burris	Philadelphia Phillies	P	21
n/a	Jack Fanning	Philadelphia Phillies	P	32
n/a	Frank Figgemeier	Philadelphia Phillies	P	22
n/a	George Haddock	Philadelphia Phillies	P	28
n/a	Arthur Irwin	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	37
n/a	John Johnson	Philadelphia Phillies	P	25
n/a	Al Lukens	Philadelphia Phillies	P	uk
n/a	Tom Murray	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	uk
n/a	Jack Scheible	Philadelphia Phillies	P	29
n/a	Charles Yingling	Philadelphia Phillies	SS	29
n/a	Jack Easton	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	28
n/a	George Nicol	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	24
n/a	Jim Ritz	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	uk
n/a	Gene Steere	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	22
n/a	Farmer Weaver	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	30
n/a	Willard Brown	St. Louis Browns	1B	29
n/a	Pete Browning	St. Louis Browns	OF	33
n/a	Charlie Frank	St. Louis Browns	OF	25
n/a	Ernie Mason	St. Louis Browns	P	uk
n/a	Tim O'Rourke	St. Louis Browns	3B	31
n/a	George Paynter	St. Louis Browns	OF	23
n/a	Joe Peitz	St. Louis Browns	OF	25
n/a	John Ricks	St. Louis Browns	3B	27
n/a	Paul Russell	St. Louis Browns	OF	24
n/a	Art Twineham	St. Louis Browns	C	28
n/a	Count Campau	Washington Senators	OF	31
n/a	Dan Dugdale	Washington Senators	C	30
n/a	Rip Egan	Washington Senators	P	23
n/a	George Haddock	Washington Senators	P	28
n/a	Kid Mohler	Washington Senators	2B	20
n/a	Tim O'Rourke	Washington Senators	2B	31
n/a	Charlie Petty	Washington Senators	P	28
n/a	Paul Radford	Washington Senators	SS	33
n/a	Ben Stephens	Washington Senators	P	27
n/a	Piggy Ward	Washington Senators	2B	28
n/a	Bill Wynne	Washington Senators	P	26
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1894 National League Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1894 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Goose Goslin played for eighteen seasons and averaged one-hundred twenty-seven games played per season. In 1938, during his final at-bat, he twisted his back and was replaced at the plate by a pinch-hitter for the first time in his Major League career. Did you know that future hall of fame pitcher Walter Johnson ended his Major League career in 1927 with a pinch-hit appearance? During the final game of the season pitcher Tom Zachary, who had just given up Babe Ruth's sixtieth home run of the season, was lifted and Johnson replaced him at the plate.