Dolf Luque

Cuban baseball player (1890-1957)

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is  De Guzmán and the second or maternal family name is  Luque.

Baseball player

Dolf Luque

Pitcher
Born: (1890-08-04)August 4, 1890
Havana, Cuba
Died: July 3, 1957(1957-07-03) (aged 66)
Havana, Cuba

Batted: Right

Threw: Right

MLB debut
May 20, 1914, for the Boston Braves
Last MLB appearance
April 26, 1935, for the New York Giants
MLB statistics
Win–loss record| 194–179
Earned run average| 3.24
Strikeouts| 1,130
Teams

* Boston Braves (1914–1915)
* Cincinnati Reds (1918–1929)
* Brooklyn Robins (1930–1931)
* New York Giants (1932–1935)

Career highlights and awards

* 2× World Series champion (1919, 1933)
* MLB wins leader (1923)
* 2× MLB ERA leader (1923, 1925)
* Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame

Member of the Cuban
Baseball Hall of Fame
Induction| 1957

Adolfo Domingo De Guzmán "Dolf" Luque (August 4, 1890 – July 3, 1957)[1] was a Cuban starting pitcher in Major League Baseball (MLB) from 1914 to 1935. Luque was enshrined in the Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame in 1957 and the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame in 1967, as well as in the Mexican Baseball Hall of Fame in 1985. Luque was not only the first White Hispanic pitcher in MLB, but also the first to win a World Series victory, and the first to lead the Leagues in wins and shutouts.[2]

A native of Havana, Luque played winter baseball in the Cuban League from 1912 to 1945 and was also a long-time manager in the league.[3] Additionally, he managed in Mexico in all or parts of eight seasons spanning 1946–1956.[4]

## United States[edit]

Luque debuted with the Boston Braves in 1914. In 1918, he was traded to the Cincinnati Reds, with whom he played the next 12 seasons. In the notorious 1919 World Series, he appeared in two games as a relief pitcher. Luque also played for the Brooklyn Robins/Dodgers from 1930 to 1931 and with the New York Giants from 1932 to 1935. He was with the Giants in the 1933 World Series, and, pitching in relief, won the fifth and final game over the Washington Senators, thus becoming (at age 43) the oldest pitcher ever to win a World Series game.[5][6] He ended his career with a record of 194–179 and a 3.24 ERA.

Luque was an above average hitting pitcher in his major league career, posting a .227 batting average (237-for-1043) with 96 runs, 5 home runs and 90 RBI. He also drew 70 bases on balls.

Luque became a starting pitcher in 1920. Primarily pitching with a curveball, he led the National League in losses in 1922, then had his best year in 1923, leading the league with 27 wins and an ERA of 1.93. Luque also led the NL in ERA with a 2.63 in 1925. He was known as an adept mentor in the later years of his pitching career, and went on to become the pitching coach of the Giants from 1936 to 1938 and 1942 to 45.

As a blue-eyed, fair-skinned, white Cuban, he was one of several white Cubans to make it in Major League Baseball at a time when non-whites were excluded. Between 1911 and 1929 alone, seventeen Cuban-born Caucasian players played in the Major Leagues. Many of them, including Luque, also played Negro league baseball with integrated teams from Cuba. Luque played for Cuban Stars in 1912 and the Long Branch Cubans in 1913 before signing with organized baseball (Riley, 498).

Luque was known to have a temper. While with the Brooklyn Dodgers, a heckler in the stands hollered "Lucky Luque! Lucky Luque!" repeatedly. Luque went over to the dugout and told manager Wilbert Robinson, "I tell you, Robbie, if this guy don't shut up, I'm gonna shut him up." "Aw, come on, Dolf", said the manager. "He paid his way in—let him boo." Just then the heckler spotted the rotund Robinson and yelled, "Hey, fat belly!" Robinson said, "OK, Dolf—go ahead and clobber the jerk." Luque obliged his manager's request.

Luque also served as a coach at the major league level for seven seasons (1936–1937; 1941–1945) with the New York Giants, working under managers Bill Terry and Mel Ott. As a coach, Luque was a member of the Giants' 1936 and 1937 National League champion teams.[7]

In between, Luque managed in the Mexican League for the Pericos de Puebla (1946–1947), Azules de Veracruz (1948), Tecolotes de Nuevo Laredo (1953–1955) and Leones de Yucatán (1956). Besides, he managed the 1951 Habana Cubans of the Florida International League sandwiched between two stints with the Águilas de Mexicali in 1950 (Sunset League) and 1952 (Southwest International League).[4][8]

## Cuba[edit]

Luque made his professional debut in Cuba for the Habana baseball club against a Major League opponent, the Philadelphia Phillies, in an exhibition series in the fall of 1911. He left the game after 8 innings with his team ahead 6–5, but his reliever failed to hold the lead and left Luque with a no decision. He then pitched against the New York Giants, going 1–2, getting the only win for Habana in six games. He debuted in the Cuban League in the winter of 1912, but went 0–4, 0–2, and 2–4 his first three seasons. In 1914/15 he moved to Almendares and had his first winning season, going 7–4. The following season he led the league in wins with a 12–5 record. The next winter, 1917, he tied for the league lead in wins and also led in hitting with a .355 average.[9]

In 1919/20 Luque became a playing manager for Almendares and led the team to a championship in his first season at the helm, the first of seven championships as a manager. He contributed on the pitching mound with a 10–4 record, leading the league in wins. In 1922/23 he moved to Habana (where Miguel Angel González was manager) and again led the league in wins with an 11–9 record. The next season, he took over the helm as Habana's manager and went 7–2 as a pitcher. Later in the decade, Luque's Major League team, the Cincinnati Reds, did not allow him to play winter baseball in Cuba. Luque sometimes evaded the ban by playing under assumed names. [10]

By the 1930s, Luque had returned to Almendares as manager. He generally pitched only occasionally, though in 1934/35 he contributed as a pitcher to his second championship as a manager; he tied for the league lead in wins with a 6–2 record and led the league with a 1.27 ERA. As manager, he again led Almendares to championships in 1939/40, 1941/42, and 1942/43, led Cienfuegos to a championship in 1945/46, and returned to Almendares for his final championship in 1946/47. He continued to manage for various teams until 1955/56.[11]

Luque's career Cuban League pitching record was 106–71. Luque is the all-time Cuban League leader in years pitching with 22, ranking second behind Martín Dihigo in wins with 106, and seventh in winning percentage with .599.[12]

Luque is mentioned in Ernest Hemingway's 1952 novel The Old Man and the Sea, when Hemingway writes "Who is the greatest manager, really, Luque or Mike Gonzalez?."[13]

Luque died July 3, 1957,[14] and is buried at Colon Cemetery, Havana.

## See also[edit]

* List of Cubans
* List of Major League Baseball players from Cuba
* List of Major League Baseball annual ERA leaders

## References[edit]

1. ^ Jamail, Milton. "Dolf Luque | Cuban baseball player and manager". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 2020-06-26.
2. ^ "Dark-tempered and great". La Vida Baseball. Retrieved 2020-06-26.
3. ^ Figueredo 2003, pp. 487, 509.
4. ^ a b Cuban, Minor, Negro and Mexican leagues statistics. Baseball Reference. Retrieved on March 23, 2016.
5. ^ "Who is the oldest pitcher to win a clinching World Series game". Answers. Retrieved 2020-06-29.
6. ^ "Adolfo Luque, the oldest pitcher to ever win a World Series Game | Billy-Ball". Retrieved 2020-06-29.
7. ^ Retrosheet
8. ^ SABR Biography Project. Article written by Peter C. Bjarkman. Retrieved on March 23, 2016.
9. ^ Figueredo 2003, pp. 95–96, 99, 103, 110, 114, 119, 123–124.
10. ^ Figueredo 2003, pp. 130–132, 143, 145–146, 148, 151, 174, 177.
11. ^ Figueredo 2003, pp. 203–204, 229, 243, 247, 262, 276–279, 410.
12. ^ Figueredo 2003, pp. 502–503.
13. ^ Hemingway, Ernest Miller (2007-01-01). The Old Man and the Sea. Al Manhal. ISBN 978-9796500116.
14. ^ "ADOLFO LUQUE, 66, BASEBALL PITCHER; Cuban, a Hurler in National League 1914-35, Dies-- Player, Coach for Giants Noted for Curve Ball". The New York Times. 1957-07-04. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2020-06-29.

## Sources[edit]

* Figueredo, Jorge S. (2003), Cuban Baseball: A Statistical History, 1878–1961, Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, ISBN 0-7864-1250-X.
* Riley, James A. (2002). The Biographical Encyclopedia of the Negro Baseball Leagues. 2nd edition. New York: Carroll & Graf Publ. ISBN 0-7867-0959-6.

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Cincinnati Reds 1919 World Series champions

Jake Daubert
Pat Duncan
Hod Eller
Ray Fisher
Heinie Groh
Larry Kopf
Dolf Luque
Sherry Magee
Greasy Neale
Bill Rariden
Morrie Rath
Jimmy Ring
Edd Roush
Dutch Ruether
Slim Sallee
Jimmy Smith
Ivey Wingo

Manager
Pat Moran

Regular season

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New York Giants 1933 World Series champions

1 Jo-Jo Moore
2 Kiddo Davis
3 Bill Terry
4 Mel Ott
5 Travis Jackson
6 Hughie Critz
8 Gus Mancuso
11 Carl Hubbell (NL MVP)
12 Freddie Fitzsimmons
15 Hi Bell
16 Lefty O'Doul
17 Hal Schumacher
20 Dolf Luque
23 Blondy Ryan
26 Homer Peel

Manager
3 Bill Terry

Coaches
21 Al Smith
31 Tommy Clarke
32 Frank Snyder
Clarence Mitchell

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National League season wins leaders

* 1876: Spalding
* 1877: Bond
* 1878: Bond
* 1879: Ward
* 1880: J. McCormick
* 1881: Corcoran & Whitney
* 1882: J. McCormick
* 1883: Radbourn
* 1884: Radbourn
* 1885: Clarkson
* 1886: Baldwin & Keefe
* 1887: Clarkson
* 1888: Keefe
* 1889: Clarkson
* 1890: Hutchison
* 1891: Hutchison
* 1892: Hutchison & Young
* 1893: Killen
* 1894: Rusie
* 1895: Young
* 1896: Killen & Nichols
* 1897: Nichols
* 1898: Nichols
* 1899: Hughes & McGinnity
* 1900: McGinnity
* 1901: Donovan
* 1902: Chesbro
* 1903: McGinnity
* 1904: McGinnity
* 1905: Mathewson
* 1906: McGinnity
* 1907: Mathewson
* 1908: Mathewson
* 1909: Brown
* 1910: Mathewson
* 1911: Alexander
* 1912: Cheney & Marquard
* 1913: Seaton
* 1914: Alexander
* 1915: Alexander
* 1916: Alexander
* 1917: Alexander
* 1918: Vaughn
* 1919: Barnes
* 1920: Alexander
* 1921: W. Cooper & Grimes
* 1922: Rixey
* 1923: Luque
* 1924: Vance
* 1925: Vance
* 1926: Donohue, Kremer, Meadows & Rhem
* 1927: Root
* 1928: Benton & Grimes
* 1929: Malone
* 1930: Kremer & Malone
* 1931: Elliott, Hallahan & Meine
* 1932: Warneke
* 1933: Hubbell
* 1934: Dean
* 1935: Dean
* 1936: Hubbell
* 1937: Hubbell
* 1938: Lee
* 1939: Walters
* 1940: Walters
* 1941: Higbe & Wyatt
* 1942: M. Cooper
* 1943: M. Cooper, Riddle & Sewell
* 1944: Walters
* 1945: Barrett
* 1946: Pollet
* 1947: Blackwell
* 1948: Sain
* 1949: Spahn
* 1950: Spahn
* 1951: Jansen & Maglie
* 1952: Roberts
* 1953: Roberts & Spahn
* 1954: Roberts
* 1955: Roberts
* 1956: Newcombe
* 1957: Spahn
* 1958: Friend & Spahn
* 1959: Burdette, S. Jones & Spahn
* 1960: Broglio & Spahn
* 1961: Jay & Spahn
* 1962: Drysdale
* 1963: Koufax & Marichal
* 1964: L. Jackson
* 1965: Koufax
* 1966: Koufax
* 1967: M. McCormick
* 1968: Marichal
* 1969: Seaver
* 1970: Gibson & Perry
* 1971: Jenkins
* 1972: Carlton
* 1973: Bryant
* 1974: Messersmith & P. Niekro
* 1975: Seaver
* 1976: R. Jones
* 1977: Carlton
* 1978: Perry
* 1979: J. Niekro & P. Niekro
* 1980: Carlton
* 1981: Seaver
* 1982: Carlton
* 1983: Denny
* 1984: Andújar
* 1985: Gooden
* 1986: Valenzuela
* 1987: Sutcliffe
* 1988: Hershiser & D. Jackson
* 1989: Scott
* 1990: Drabek
* 1991: Glavine & Smiley
* 1992: Glavine & Maddux
* 1993: Burkett & Glavine
* 1994: Hill & Maddux
* 1995: Maddux
* 1996: Smoltz
* 1997: Neagle
* 1998: Glavine
* 1999: Hampton
* 2000: Glavine
* 2001: Morris & Schilling
* 2002: Johnson
* 2003: Ortiz
* 2004: Oswalt
* 2005: Willis
* 2006: Harang, Lowe, Penny, Smoltz, Webb & Zambrano
* 2007: Peavy
* 2008: Webb
* 2009: Wainwright
* 2010: Halladay
* 2011: Kennedy & Kershaw
* 2012: González
* 2013: Wainwright & Zimmermann
* 2014: Kershaw
* 2015: Arrieta
* 2016: Scherzer
* 2017: Kershaw
* 2018: Lester, Mikolas & Scherzer
* 2019: Strasburg
* 2020: Darvish
* 2021: Urías
* 2022: Wright
* 2023: Strider

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National League season ERA leaders

* 1876: Bradley
* 1877: Bond
* 1878: Ward
* 1879: Bond
* 1880: Keefe
* 1881: Weidman
* 1882: Corcoran
* 1883: J. McCormick
* 1884: Radbourn
* 1885: Keefe
* 1886: Boyle
* 1887: Casey
* 1888: Keefe
* 1889: Clarkson
* 1890: Rhines
* 1891: Ewing
* 1892: Young
* 1893: Breitenstein
* 1894: Rusie
* 1895: Maul
* 1896: Rhines
* 1897: Rusie
* 1898: Griffith
* 1899: Willis
* 1900: Waddell
* 1901: Tannehill
* 1902: Taylor
* 1903: Leever
* 1904: McGinnity
* 1905: Mathewson
* 1906: M. Brown
* 1907: Pfiester
* 1908: Mathewson
* 1909: Mathewson
* 1910: Cole
* 1911: Mathewson
* 1912: Tesreau
* 1913: Mathewson
* 1914: Doak
* 1915: Alexander
* 1916: Alexander
* 1917: Anderson
* 1918: Vaughn
* 1919: Alexander
* 1920: Alexander
* 1921: Doak
* 1922: Douglas
* 1923: Luque
* 1924: Vance
* 1925: Luque
* 1926: Kremer
* 1927: Kremer
* 1928: Vance
* 1929: Walker
* 1930: Vance
* 1931: Walker
* 1932: Warneke
* 1933: Hubbell
* 1934: Hubbell
* 1935: Blanton
* 1936: Hubbell
* 1937: Turner
* 1938: Lee
* 1939: Walters
* 1940: Walters
* 1941: Riddle
* 1942: Cooper
* 1943: Lanier
* 1944: Heusser
* 1945: Prim
* 1946: Pollet
* 1947: Spahn
* 1948: Brecheen
* 1949: Koslo
* 1950: Maglie
* 1951: Nichols Jr.
* 1952: Wilhelm
* 1953: Spahn
* 1954: Antonelli
* 1955: Friend
* 1956: Burdette
* 1957: Podres
* 1958: Miller
* 1959: S. Jones
* 1960: M. McCormick
* 1961: Spahn
* 1962: Koufax
* 1963: Koufax
* 1964: Koufax
* 1965: Koufax
* 1966: Koufax
* 1967: Niekro
* 1968: Gibson
* 1969: Marichal
* 1970: Seaver
* 1971: Seaver
* 1972: Carlton
* 1973: Seaver
* 1974: Capra
* 1975: R. Jones
* 1976: Denny
* 1977: Candelaria
* 1978: Swan
* 1979: Richard
* 1980: Sutton
* 1981: Ryan
* 1982: Rogers
* 1983: Hammaker
* 1984: Peña
* 1985: Gooden
* 1986: Scott
* 1987: Ryan
* 1988: Magrane
* 1989: Garrelts
* 1990: Darwin
* 1991: D. Martínez
* 1992: Swift
* 1993: Maddux
* 1994: Maddux
* 1995: Maddux
* 1996: K. Brown
* 1997: P. Martínez
* 1998: Maddux
* 1999: R. Johnson
* 2000: K. Brown
* 2001: R. Johnson
* 2002: R. Johnson
* 2003: Schmidt
* 2004: Peavy
* 2005: Clemens
* 2006: Oswalt
* 2007: Peavy
* 2008: Santana
* 2009: Carpenter
* 2010: J. Johnson
* 2011: Kershaw
* 2012: Kershaw
* 2013: Kershaw
* 2014: Kershaw
* 2015: Greinke
* 2016: Hendricks
* 2017: Kershaw
* 2018: deGrom
* 2019: Ryu
* 2020: Bauer
* 2021: Burnes
* 2022: Urías
* 2023: Snell

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Members of the Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame

* Merito Acosta
* José Acosta
* Rafael Almeida
* Juan Antiga
* Alfredo Arango
* Alfredo Arcaño
* Bernardo Baró
* Steve Bellán
* Ramón Bragaña
* Luis Bustamante
* Ricardo Cabaleiro
* Armando Cabañas
* Al Cabrera
* Jack Calvo
* Román Calzadilla
* Luis Casanova
* Julián Castillo
* Pelayo Chacón
* Manuel Cueto
* Tommy de la Cruz
* Martín Dihigo
* Valentín Dreke
* Isidro Fabré
* Rafael Figarola
* Wenceslao Gálvez
* Antonio María García
* Regino García
* Gervasio González
* Mike González
* Valentín González
* Nemesio Guilló
* Eustaquio Gutiérrez
* Rafael Hernández
* Heliodoro Hidalgo
* Eugenio Jiménez
* Bienvenido Jiménez
* Orestes Kindelán
* Omar Linares
* Julio López
* Adolfo Luján
* Dolf Luque
* Eduardo Machado
* Carlos Maciá
* Amado Maestri
* Connie Marrero
* Armando Marsans
* Ricardo Martínez
* José Méndez
* Antonio Mesa
* Minnie Miñoso
* Tinti Molina
* Carlos Morán
* José Muñoz
* Antonio Muñoz
* Alejandro Oms
* Luis Padrón
* Emilio Palmero
* Emilio Palomino
* Camilo Pascual
* Juan Manuel Pastoriza
* Francsico A. Poyo
* Moisés Quintero
* Oscar Rodríguez
* José Rodríguez
* Tomás Romañach
* Pablo Ronquillo
* Carlos Royer
* Emilio Sabourín
* Lázaro Salazar
* Gonzalo Sánchez
* José Teuma
* Cristóbal Torriente
* Rogelio Valdés
* Arturo Valdés
* Manuel Villa
* Braudilio Vinent
* Juan Violá
* Carlos Zaldob

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Cincinnati Reds Opening Day starting pitchers

* Red Ames
* Homer Bailey
* Fred Beebe
* Joe Beggs
* Larry Benton
* Rube Benton
* Jack Billingham
* Ewell Blackwell
* Ted Breitenstein
* Jim Brosnan
* Tom Browning
* Luis Castillo
* Johnny Cueto
* Peaches Davis
* Paul Derringer
* Pete Donohue
* Jesse Duryea
* Frank Dwyer
* Red Ehret
* Sammy Ellis
* Bob Ewing
* Scott Feldman
* Art Fowler
* Tony Freitas
* Art Fromme
* Woodie Fryman
* Sonny Gray
* Hunter Greene
* Don Gullett
* Noodles Hahn
* Joey Hamilton
* Aaron Harang
* Pete Harnisch
* Jack Harper
* Pink Hawley
* Jimmy Haynes
* Raisel Iglesias
* Joey Jay
* Si Johnson
* Bumpus Jones
* Johnny Klippstein
* Brooks Lawrence
* Cory Lidle
* Red Lucas
* Dolf Luque
* Tyler Mahle
* Jim Maloney
* Larry McKeon
* Jim Merritt
* Tony Mullane
* Gary Nolan
* Joe Nuxhall
* Jim O'Toole
* Orval Overall
* Milt Pappas
* Tom Parrott
* Frank Pastore
* Bill Phillips
* Bud Podbielan
* Bob Purkey
* Ken Raffensberger
* Mike Remlinger
* Billy Rhines
* José Rijo
* Eppa Rixey
* Dutch Ruether
* Pete Schneider
* Gene Schott
* Pete Schourek
* Tom Seaver
* Gus Shallix
* John Smiley
* Frank Smith
* Mario Soto
* Jack Sutthoff
* Len Swormstedt
* Brett Tomko
* Fred Toney
* Johnny Vander Meer
* Edinson Vólquez
* Bucky Walters
* Herm Wehmeier
* Will White
* Paul Wilson

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Members of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame

* Sparky Anderson
* Bronson Arroyo
* Jake Beckley
* Gus Bell
* Johnny Bench
* Jack Billingham
* Ewell Blackwell
* Pedro Borbón
* Rube Bressler
* Dave Bristol
* Tom Browning
* Smoky Burgess
* Leo Cárdenas
* Clay Carroll
* Sean Casey
* Gordy Coleman
* Dave Concepción
* Harry Craft
* Sam Crawford
* Hughie Critz
* Jake Daubert
* Eric Davis
* Paul Derringer
* Pete Donohue
* Dan Driessen
* Adam Dunn
* Bob Ewing
* George Foster
* Lonny Frey
* César Gerónimo
* Warren Giles
* Ival Goodman
* Wayne Granger
* Danny Graves
* Ken Griffey Jr.
* Ken Griffey Sr.
* Heinie Groh
* Don Gullett
* Noodles Hahn
* Bubbles Hargrave
* Tommy Helms
* August Herrmann
* Bob Howsam
* Dummy Hoy
* Fred Hutchinson
* Joey Jay
* Ted Kluszewski
* Larry Kopf
* Barry Larkin
* Brooks Lawrence
* Ernie Lombardi
* Red Lucas
* Dolf Luque
* Jerry Lynch
* Jim Maloney
* Lee May
* Frank McCormick
* Mike McCormick
* Bill McKechnie
* Roy McMillan
* Bid McPhee
* Joe Morgan
* Tony Mullane
* Billy Myers
* Gary Nolan
* Fred Norman
* Joe Nuxhall
* Jim O'Toole
* Ron Oester
* Dave Parker
* Gabe Paul
* Tony Pérez
* Vada Pinson
* Wally Post
* Bob Purkey
* John Reilly
* José Rijo
* Eppa Rixey
* Frank Robinson
* Pete Rose
* Edd Roush
* Chris Sabo
* Tom Seaver
* Cy Seymour
* Mario Soto
* Johnny Temple
* Johnny Vander Meer
* Bucky Walters
* Billy Werber
* Will White
* George Wright
* Harry Wright

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Members of the Mexican Professional Baseball Hall of Fame

Pitchers|

* Cecilio Acosta
* Rodolfo Alvarado
* Ramón Arano
* Tomás Arroyo
* Andrés Ayón
* Salomé Barojas
* Fernando Barradas
* Ramón Bragaña
* George Brunet
* Enrique Castillo
* Salvador Colorado
* Ramiro Cuevas
* Antonio Delfín
* César Díaz
* Martín Dihigo
* Herminio Domínguez
* Lino Donoso
* Manuel Echeverría
* Ernesto Escárrega
* Mercedes Esquer
* Jesse Flores
* Rafael Garcia
* Arturo González
* Teodoro Higuera
* Lucas Juárez
* Maximino León
* Aurelio López
* Guillermo López
* Guillermo Luna
* Alfredo Mariscal
* Isidro Márquez
* Porfirio Martínez
* Francisco Maytorena
* Julio Molina
* Sid Monge
* Felipe Montúfar
* Ángel Moreno
* Jaime Orozco
* Alfredo Ortiz
* José Peña
* Horacio Piña
* Antonio Pollorena
* Alfonso Ramírez
* Francisco Ramírez
* Daniel Ríos
* Jesús Ríos
* Armando Reynoso
* Alberto Romo Chávez
* Enrique Romo
* Vicente Romo
* Basilio Rosell
* Miguel Solís
* Miguel Sotelo
* Juan Suby
* Fernando Valenzuela
* Jesús Valenzuela
* Marcos Valdez

Catchers|

* Roy Campanella
* Jaime Corella
* Francisco Estrada
* Miguel Gaspar
* Josh Gibson
* Gregorio Luque
* Sergio Robles
* Rodolfo Sandoval
* Carlos Soto

First basemen|

* William Berzunza
* Ronnie Camacho
* Ángel Castro
* Héctor Espino
* Carlos Galina
* Cornelio García
* René González
* Ramón Montes de Oca
* Jack Pierce

Second basemen|

* Beto Ávila
* José Bache
* Antonio Briones
* Moisés Camacho
* Arnoldo Castro
* Chile Gómez
* Vinicio García
* Gabriel Lugo
* Roberto Méndez
* Juan Navarrete
* Jorge Orta
* Juan Francisco Rodríguez
* Barney Serrell

Third basemen|

* Enrique Aguilar
* Nelson Barrera
* Vinicio Castilla
* Benjamín Cerda
* Manuel Chávez
* José Guerrero
* Luis Montes de Oca
* Alejandro Ortiz
* Alfredo Ríos
* Aurelio Rodríguez
* Leo Rodríguez
* Celerino Sánchez
* Jesús Sommers
* Benjamín Valenzuela
* Fermín Vázquez

Shortstops|

* Guillermo Álvarez
* Rubén Amaro Sr.
* Ray Dandridge
* Jorge Fitch
* Houston Jiménez
* Mario Mendoza
* Juan José Pacho
* Apolinar Pulido
* Chico Rodríguez
* José Luis Sandoval

Left fielders|

* Derek Bryant
* Monte Irvin
* Andrés Mora
* Gerardo Sánchez
* Alonso Téllez

Center fielders|

* Melo Almada
* Mario Ariosa
* Agustín Bejerano
* Jesús Díaz
* Daniel Fernández
* Miguel Fernández
* Marcelo Juárez
* Felipe Montemayor
* Ramón Montoya
* Leo Najo
* Elpidio Osuna
* Miguel Ramírez
* Pedro Ramírez
* Oscar Rodríguez
* Ricardo Sáenz
* Claudio Solano
* Bill Wright

Right fielders|

* Santos Amaro
* Matías Carrillo
* Jimmie Collins
* Orestes Miñoso
* Roberto Ortiz
* Al Pinkston
* Miguel Suárez
* Epitacio Torres
* Ray Torres

Designated hitter|

* Eduardo Jiménez

Managers|

* Ernesto Carmona
* Guillermo Garibay
* Adolfo Luque
* Manuel Oliveros
* Cananea Reyes
* Lázaro Salazar
* Agustín Verde

Journalists|

* Alfonso Araujo
* Jorge Blanco
* Fernando Manuel Campos
* Abel Francisco Cano
* Jorge de la Serna
* Agustín de Valdez
* Oscar Esquivel
* Humberto Galaz
* Manuel González Caballero
* José Isabel Jiménez
* Enrique Kerlegand
* Raúl Mendoza Mancilla
* Jorge Menéndez Torre
* Tommy Morales
* Eduardo Orvañanos
* Rafael Reyes Nájera
* Pedro Septién
* Domingo Setién
* Eduardo Valdez Vizcarra

Executives|

* Alejandro Aguilar Reyes
* Jorge Alarcón
* Anuar Canavati
* Eugenio Garza Sada
* Mario Hernández Maytorena
* Álvaro Lebrija
* Arturo León Lerma
* Juan Ley Fong
* Juan Manuel Ley
* Horacio López Díaz
* José Maiz García
* Chara Mansur
* Roberto Mansur
* Teodoro Mariscal
* Homobono Márquez
* Jorge Pasquel
* Lázaro Penagos
* Alejo Peralta
* Jaime Pérez Avellá
* Antonio Ramírez Muro
* Alfonso Robinson Bours
* Arnulfo Rodríguez
* Cuauhtémoc Rodríguez
* Pedro Treto Cisneros
* Arcadio Valenzuela

Umpires|

* Francisco Alcaraz
* Gabriel Atristain
* Salvador Castro
* Carlos Alberto González
* Efraín Ibarra
* Juan Lima
* Amado Maestri
* Jesús Monter
* Armando Rodríguez
* Ismael Ruiz
* Victor Saiz

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