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Hall of Famer	Primary team	Position	Induction year
Herman, Billy	Chicago Cubs	2nd Baseman	1975
Herzog, Whitey	St. Louis Cardinals	Manager	2010
Hill, Pete	Chicago American Giants	Out Fielder	2006
Hooper, Harry	Boston Red Sox	Right Fielder	1971
Hornsby, Rogers	St. Louis Cardinals	2nd Baseman	1942
Hoyt, Waite	New York Yankees	Pitcher	1969
Hubbard, Cal		Umpire	1976
Hubbell, Carl	New York Giants	Pitcher	1947
Huggins, Miller	New York Yankees	Manager	1964
Hulbert, William		Executive	1995

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On June 18, 1975, Boston Red Sox rookie Fred Lynn drives in 10 runs, helping the Boston Red Sox to a 15-1 demolition of the Detroit Tigers. Lynn ties an American League record for most total bases in a game by hitting three home runs, a triple and a single. Lynn will go on to win the American League’s Rookie of the Year Award and the Most Valuable Player Award.

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Herman, Billy

Herzog, Whitey

Hill, Pete

Hooper, Harry

Hornsby, Rogers

Hoyt, Waite

Hubbard, Cal

Hubbell, Carl

Huggins, Miller

Hulbert, William

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