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List of credited publications

League Date/Season Team(s) Type
Major League Baseball 1972 Montreal Expos Program
1978 Cincinnati Reds Program
1983 New York Mets Program
Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
Pitchers Grover Cleveland Alexander • Chief Bender • Bert Blyleven • Mordecai Brown • Ray Brown • Jim Bunning • Steve Carlton • Jack Chesbro • John Clarkson • Andy Cooper • Stan Coveleski • Leon Day • Dean • Dihigo • Drysdale • Dennis Eckersley • Faber • Feller • Fingers • Ford • B. Foster • Galvin • B. Gibson • Glavine • Lefty Gomez • Goose Gossage • Burleigh Grimes • Lefty Grove • Jesse Haines • Roy Halladay • Hoffman • Hoyt • Hubbell • Catfish Hunter • Ferguson Jenkins • R. Johnson • W. Johnson • Addie Joss • Jim Kaat • Tim Keefe • Sandy Koufax • Bob Lemon • Ted Lyons • Greg Maddux • Juan Marichal • Rube Marquard • Pedro Martínez • Christy Mathewson • Joe McGinnity • José Méndez • Jack Morris • Mike Mussina • Hal Newhouser • Kid Nichols • Phil Niekro • Paige • Palmer • Pennock • Perry • Plank • Charles Radbourn • Mariano Rivera • Eppa Rixey • Robin Roberts • Rogan • Ruffing • Rusie • Ryan • Seaver • Hilton Smith • Lee Smith • John Smoltz • Warren Spahn • Bruce Sutter • Sutton • Vance • Waddell • Walsh • Welch • Hoyt Wilhelm • J. Williams • Willis • Early Wynn • Cy Young
Catchers Johnny Bench • Yogi Berra • Roger Bresnahan • Roy Campanella • Gary Carter • Mickey Cochrane • Bill Dickey • Buck Ewing • Rick Ferrell • Carlton Fisk • Josh Gibson • Gabby Hartnett • Ernie Lombardi • Biz Mackey • Joe Mauer • Mike Piazza • Iván Rodríguez • Louis Santop • Ray Schalk • Ted Simmons
First basemen Cap Anson • Jeff Bagwell • Jake Beckley • Jim Bottomley • Dan Brouthers • Orlando Cepeda • Frank Chance • Roger Connor • Jimmie Foxx • Lou Gehrig • Hank Greenberg • Todd Helton • Gil Hodges • George Kelly • Harmon Killebrew • Buck Leonard • Willie McCovey • Fred McGriff • Johnny Mize • Eddie Murray • David Ortiz • Tony Pérez • George Sisler • Mule Suttles • Ben Taylor • Bill Terry • Frank Thomas • Jim Thome
Second basemen Alomar • Biggio • Carew • Eddie Collins • Bobby Doerr • Johnny Evers • Nellie Fox • Frankie Frisch • Charlie Gehringer • Joe Gordon • Frank Grant • Billy Herman • Rogers Hornsby • Nap Lajoie • Tony Lazzeri • Bill Mazeroski • Bid McPhee • Joe Morgan • Jackie Robinson • Ryne Sandberg • Red Schoendienst
Third basemen Home Run Baker • Adrian Beltré • Wade Boggs • George Brett • Jimmy Collins • Ray Dandridge • Judy Johnson • Chipper Jones • George Kell • Freddie Lindstrom • Eddie Mathews • Paul Molitor • Brooks Robinson • Scott Rolen • Ron Santo • Mike Schmidt • Pie Traynor • Deacon White • Jud Wilson
Shortstops Luis Aparicio • Luke Appling • Dave Bancroft • Ernie Banks • Lou Boudreau • Joe Cronin • George Davis • Travis Jackson • Jennings • Derek Jeter • Barry Larkin • John Henry Lloyd • Rabbit Maranville • Pee Wee Reese • Cal Ripken Jr. • Phil Rizzuto • Joe Sewell • O. Smith • Tinker • Alan Trammell • Arky Vaughan • Honus Wagner • Bobby Wallace • John Montgomery Ward • Willie Wells • Robin Yount
Left fielders Lou Brock • Burkett • Fred Clarke • Ed Delahanty • Goose Goslin • Hafey • Henderson • Irvin • Joe Kelley • Ralph Kiner • Heinie Manush • Joe Medwick • Minnie Miñoso • Stan Musial • Jim O'Rourke • Raines • J. Rice • Al Simmons • Willie Stargell • Wheat • B. Williams • T. Williams • Yastrzemski
Center fielders Richie Ashburn • Earl Averill • Cool Papa Bell • Willard Brown • Max Carey • Oscar Charleston • Ty Cobb • Earle Combs • Joe DiMaggio • Larry Doby • Hugh Duffy • Ken Griffey Jr. • Billy Hamilton • Pete Hill • Mickey Mantle • Willie Mays • Kirby Puckett • Edd Roush • Duke Snider • Tris Speaker • Turkey Stearnes • Cristóbal Torriente • Lloyd Waner • Hack Wilson
Right fielders Hank Aaron • Roberto Clemente • Sam Crawford • Kiki Cuyler • Andre Dawson • Elmer Flick • Vladimir Guerrero • Tony Gwynn • Harry Heilmann • Harry Hooper • Reggie Jackson • Al Kaline • Willie Keeler • King Kelly • Chuck Klein • Tommy McCarthy • Tony Oliva • Mel Ott • Sam Rice • Frank Robinson • Babe Ruth • Enos Slaughter • Sam Thompson • Larry Walker • Paul Waner • Dave Winfield • Ross Youngs
Designated hitters Harold Baines • Edgar Martínez
Managers Walter Alston • Sparky Anderson • Bobby Cox • Leo Durocher • Rube Foster • Hanlon • Bucky Harris • Whitey Herzog • Gil Hodges • Miller Huggins • Tony La Russa • Tommy Lasorda • Jim Leyland • Al López • Connie Mack • Joe McCarthy • John McGraw • Bill McKechnie • Wilbert Robinson • Frank Selee • Billy Southworth • Casey Stengel • Joe Torre • Earl Weaver • Dick Williams
Executives and pioneers Ed Barrow • Morgan Bulkeley • Alexander Cartwright • Henry Chadwick • Happy Chandler • Charles Comiskey • Candy Cummings • Barney Dreyfuss • Bud Fowler • Ford Frick • Warren Giles • Pat Gillick • Clark Griffith • Will Harridge • William Hulbert • Ban Johnson • Bowie Kuhn • Kenesaw Mountain Landis • Larry MacPhail • Lee MacPhail • Effa Manley • Marvin Miller • Walter O'Malley • Buck O'Neil • Alex Pompez • Cumberland Posey • Branch Rickey • Jacob Ruppert • John Schuerholz • Bud Selig • A.G. Spalding • Bill Veeck • George Weiss • Sol White • J.L. Wilkinson • George Wright • Harry Wright • Tom Yawkey
Umpires Al Barlick • Nestor Chylak • Jocko Conlan • Tom Connolly • Billy Evans • Doug Harvey • Cal Hubbard • Bill Klem • Bill McGowan • Hank O'Day


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1972 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Roster
American League Dick Allen (1B, White Sox) • Luis Aparicio (SS, Red Sox) • Sal Bando (3B, Athletics) • Bert Campaneris (SS, Athletics) • Rod Carew (2B, Twins) • Norm Cash (1B, Tigers) • Joe Coleman (P, Tigers) • Pat Dobson (P, Orioles) • Carlton Fisk (C, Red Sox) • Bill Freehan (C, Tigers) • Bobby Grich (SS, Orioles) • Toby Harrah (SS, Rangers) • Ken Holtzman (P, Athletics) • Catfish Hunter (P, Athletics) • Reggie Jackson (OF, Athletics) • Mickey Lolich (P, Tigers) • Carlos May (OF, White Sox) • Dave McNally (P, Orioles) • Bobby Murcer (OF, Yankees) • Amos Otis (OF, Royals) • Jim Palmer (P, Orioles) • Freddie Patek (SS, Royals) • Gaylord Perry (P, Indians) • Lou Piniella (OF, Royals) • Brooks Robinson (3B, Orioles) • Ellie Rodríguez (C, Brewers) • Cookie Rojas (2B, Royals) • Joe Rudi (OF, Athletics) • Nolan Ryan (P, Angels) • Richie Scheinblum (OF, Royals) • Reggie Smith (OF, Red Sox) • Wilbur Wood (P, White Sox) • Carl Yastrzemski (OF, Red Sox)
National League Hank Aaron (OF, Braves) • Glenn Beckert (2B, Cubs) • Johnny Bench (C, Reds) • Steve Blass (P, Pirates) • Lou Brock (OF, Cardinals) • Steve Carlton (P, Phillies) • Clay Carroll (P, Reds) • César Cedeño (OF, Astros) • Roberto Clemente (OF, Pirates) • Nate Colbert (1B, Padres) • Bob Gibson (P, Cardinals) • Ferguson Jenkins (P, Cubs) • Don Kessinger (SS, Cubs) • Lee May (1B, Astros) • Willie Mays (OF, Mets) • Tug McGraw (P, Mets) • Joe Morgan (2B, Reds) • Gary Nolan (P, Reds) • Al Oliver (OF, Pirates) • Manny Sanguillén (C, Pirates) • Ron Santo (3B, Cubs) • Tom Seaver (P, Mets) • Ted Simmons (C, Cardinals) • Chris Speier (SS, Giants) • Willie Stargell (OF, Pirates) • Bill Stoneman (P, Expos) • Don Sutton (P, Dodgers) • Joe Torre (3B, Cardinals) • Billy Williams (OF, Cubs)


National League Rookie of the Year award winners
1947: J. Robinson • 1948: Dark • 1949: Newcombe • 1950: Jethroe • 1951: Mays • 1952: Black • 1953: Gilliam • 1954: Moon • 1955: Virdon • 1956: F. Robinson • 1957: Sanford • 1958: Cepeda • 1959: McCovey • 1960: F. Howard • 1961: B. Williams • 1962: Hubbs • 1963: Rose • 1964: Allen • 1965: Lefebvre • 1966: Helms • 1967: Seaver • 1968: Bench • 1969: Sizemore • 1970: Morton • 1971: E. Williams • 1972: Matlack • 1973: Matthews • 1974: McBride • 1975: Montefusco • 1976: Metzger & Zachry • 1977: Dawson • 1978: Horner • 1979: Sutcliffe • 1980: Howe • 1981: Valenzuela • 1982: Sax • 1983: Strawberry • 1984: Gooden • 1985: Coleman • 1986: Worrell • 1987: Santiago • 1988: Sabo • 1989: Walton • 1990: Justice • 1991: Bagwell • 1992: Karros • 1993: Piazza • 1994: Mondesi • 1995: Nomo • 1996: Hollandsworth • 1997: Rolen • 1998: Wood • 1999: Williamson • 2000: Furcal • 2001: Pujols • 2002: Jennings • 2003: Willis • 2004: Bay • 2005: R. Howard • 2006: Ramírez • 2007: Braun • 2008: Soto • 2009: Coghlan • 2010: Posey • 2011: Kimbrel • 2012: Harper • 2013: Fernández • 2014: deGrom • 2015: Bryant • 2016: Seager • 2017: Bellinger • 2018: Acuña Jr. • 2019: Alonso • 2020: D. Williams • 2021: India • 2022: Harris • 2023: Carroll
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