1964 Hall of Fame Class

The 1964 class, member by member

Grouped by category, 1964 brought in Burleigh Grimes, Heinie Manush, John Ward, Luke Appling, Red Faber, and Tim Keefe (players) and Miller Huggins (manager). The Voted By column lists Veterans for Burleigh Grimes, Heinie Manush, John Ward, Miller Huggins, Red Faber, and Tim Keefe. Luke Appling was chosen by the Run Off process. Burleigh Grimes played mostly as a pitcher, for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Brooklyn Robins, and New York Giants. For Heinie Manush the record shows an outfielder with the Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Browns, and Washington Senators. The Providence Grays, New York Gothams, and New York Giants are where John Ward, a shortstop, played. John Ward was inducted after death, according to the player record. The Chicago White Sox is where Luke Appling, a shortstop, played. The season rows put Miller Huggins, a second baseman, with the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals. Miller Huggins was inducted after death, according to the player record. The season rows put Red Faber, a pitcher, with the Chicago White Sox. For Tim Keefe the record shows a pitcher with the Troy Trojans, New York Metropolitans, and New York Giants. Tim Keefe was inducted after death, according to the player record. Follow any name to the player page, where the Hall of Fame line reads 1964. Before 1964 came the 1963 class; after it, the 1965 class.