1952 in Baseball

Deaths

February 5 - Esty Chaney, 61, relief pitcher who played for the Boston Red Sox (1913) and Brooklyn Tip-Tops (1914)
March 30 - Deacon Phillippe, 79, 6-time winner of 20 games, primarily with Pittsburgh; earned all three Pirate victories in 1903 World Series
April 3 - Phenomenal Smith, 87, pitcher for eight seasons, 1884-1891.
May 7 - Red Bluhm, 57, played for the Boston Red Sox in 1918
June 17 - Al Atkinson, 91, pitched three seasons in the Majors and threw two no-hitters.
July 3 - Fred Tenney, 80, first baseman for 17 years, primarily with Boston; batted .300 six times
August 25 - Harry Maupin, 80, pitcher for two seasons, 1898-1899.
August 30 - Arky Vaughan, 40, a drowning victim, 9-time All-Star shortstop who was named the NL's MVP in 1935 by The Sporting News; career .318 hitter led NL in runs, triples and walks three times each
November 21 - Fred McMullin, 61, one of the eight White Sox players suspended for life for their part in the Black Sox scandal
November 29 - Arlie Latham, 92, first player to play 1500 games at third base; among all-time top 10 in runs upon retirement
December 29 - Bob Meinke, 65, appeared in two games for the Cincinnati Reds in 1910

History of baseball

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