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1931
This Year Produced the Greatest Future Baseball Players
Ray Brown
Billy Herman
Dixie Walker
Ernie Lombardi
Van Lingle Mungo
Paul Derringer
Hal Schumacher
Odell Hale
Marv Owen
Ripper Collins
Red Rolfe
Mike Kreevich
Gee Walker
Billy Jurges
Gene Moore
Myril Hoag
Billy Sullivan
Billy Urbanski
Lou Finney
Chick Hafey’s batting rampage of 1931
When a girl struck out Ruth and Gehrig
