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Hall of Famer	Primary team	Position	Induction year
Dandridge, Ray	Newark Eagles	3rd Baseman	1987
Davis, George	New York Giants	Shortstop	1998
Dawson, Andre	Montreal Expos	Right Fielder	2010
Day, Leon	Newark Eagles	Pitcher	1995
Dean, Dizzy	St. Louis Cardinals	Pitcher	1953
Delahanty, Ed	Philadelphia Phillies	Left Fielder	1945
Dickey, Bill	New York Yankees	Catcher	1954
Dihigo, Martin	Cuban Stars East	Pitcher	1977
DiMaggio, Joe	New York Yankees	Center Fielder	1955
Doby, Larry	Cleveland Indians	Center Fielder	1998

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On May 26, 1959, Harvey Haddix of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitches one of the most remarkable games in history. Haddix hurls 12 perfect innings, retiring the first 36 Milwaukee Braves he faces. Haddix loses the perfect game in the 13th, when Felix Mantilla reaches on an error. After a sacrifice bunt and an intentional walk, Haddix surrenders an apparent home run to Joe Adcock. When Adcock passes Hank Aaron on the bases, both men are called out, but Mantilla’s run is allowed to stand.

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Dandridge, Ray

Davis, George

Dawson, Andre

Day, Leon

Dean, Dizzy

Delahanty, Ed

Dickey, Bill

Dihigo, Martin

DiMaggio, Joe

Doby, Larry

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