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Hall of Famer	Primary team	Position	Induction year
Wells, Willie	St. Louis Stars	Shortstop	1997
Wheat, Zack	Brooklyn Dodgers	Left Fielder	1959
White, Sol	Philadelphia Giants	Executive	2006
Wilhelm, Hoyt	Chicago White Sox	Pitcher	1985
Wilkinson, J.L.	Kansas City Monarchs	Executive	2006
Williams, Billy	Chicago Cubs	Left Fielder	1987
Williams, Dick	Montreal Expos	Manager	2008
Williams, Joe	New York Lincoln Giants	Pitcher	1999
Williams, Ted	Boston Red Sox	Left Fielder	1966
Willis, Vic	Boston Braves	Pitcher	1995

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On May 22, 1911, Clifford Curtis of the Boston Braves sets a major league record by losing his 23rd consecutive game. Curtis had begun the streak by losing a game on June 13, 1910. Curtis’ record will eventually be broken by Anthony Young, a luckless right-hander with the New York Mets.

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