National League Retirements 1951
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
11	Blix Donnelly	Boston Braves	P	38
22	George Estock	Boston Braves	P	27
10	Buddy Kerr	Boston Braves	SS	29
1, 8	Ray Mueller	Boston Braves	C	40
15	Luis Olmo	Boston Braves	OF	32
11	Sid Schacht	Boston Braves	P	34
43	Dan Bankhead	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	32
11	Mickey Livingston	Brooklyn Dodgers	C	37
16	Earl Mossor	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	26
37	Jim Russell	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	33
40	Chuck Connors	Chicago Cubs	1B	31
6	Fred Richards	Chicago Cubs	1B	24
23	Andy Varga	Chicago Cubs	P	21
33	Jim Blackburn	Cincinnati Reds	P	27
52	Danny Litwhiler	Cincinnati Reds	OF	35
14	Sammy Meeks	Cincinnati Reds	3B	29
7	Bob Scheffing	Cincinnati Reds	C	38
38	Red Hardy	New York Giants	P	29
27	Spider Jorgensen	New York Giants	OF	32
33	Jack Kramer	New York Giants	P	34
24	Jack Maguire	New York Giants	OF	27
10	Hank Schenz	New York Giants	PR	33
15	Artie Wilson	New York Giants	2B	31
37, 5	Jimmy Bloodworth	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	34
41	Jack Brittin	Philadelphia Phillies	P	28
18	Milo Candini	Philadelphia Phillies	P	34
17	Stan Hollmig	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	26
15	Ed Sanicki	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	28
25	Ken Silvestri	Philadelphia Phillies	C	36
33	Jocko Thompson	Philadelphia Phillies	P	35
37	Dick Whitman	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	31
10, 12	Monty Basgall	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	30
30	Con Dempsey	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	29
3	Bob Dillinger	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	33
26	Bill Koski	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	20
12	Jack Maguire	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	27
7	Danny Murtaugh	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	34
21	Dino Restelli	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	27
10	Hank Schenz	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	33
29	Junior Walsh	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
34	Larry Ciaffone	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	27
30	Kurt Krieger	St. Louis Cardinals	P	25
34	Dan Lewandowski	St. Louis Cardinals	P	24
38	Don Richmond	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	32
30	Bob Scheffing	St. Louis Cardinals	C	38
36	Jay Van Noy	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	23
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1951 National League Retirements

1951 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1951 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. 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.