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Hall of Famers
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Hall of Famer |
Primary team | Position | Induction year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barrow, Ed | New York Yankees | Executive | 1953 |
| Berra, Yogi | New York Yankees | Catcher | 1972 |
| Chesbro, Jack | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 1946 |
| Combs, Earle | New York Yankees | Center Fielder | 1970 |
| Dickey, Bill | New York Yankees | Catcher | 1954 |
| DiMaggio, Joe | New York Yankees | Center Fielder | 1955 |
| Ford, Whitey | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 1974 |
| Gehrig, Lou | New York Yankees | 1st Baseman | 1939 |
| Gomez, Lefty | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 1972 |
| Gordon, Joe | New York Yankees | 2nd Baseman | 2009 |
| Gossage, Rich | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 2008 |
| Hoyt, Waite | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 1969 |
| Huggins, Miller | New York Yankees | Manager | 1964 |
| Lazzeri, Tony | New York Yankees | 2nd Baseman | 1991 |
| Mantle, Mickey | New York Yankees | Center Fielder | 1974 |
| McCarthy, Joe | New York Yankees | Manager | 1957 |
| Pennock, Herb | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 1948 |
| Rizzuto, Phil | New York Yankees | Shortstop | 1994 |
| Ruffing, Red | New York Yankees | Pitcher | 1967 |
| Ruth, Babe | New York Yankees | Right Fielder | 1936 |
| Stengel, Casey | New York Yankees | Manager | 1966 |
| Weiss, George | New York Yankees | Executive | 1971 |
| Winfield, Dave | New York Yankees | Right Fielder | 2001 |
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This Day in Baseball History
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.

