June 24
25 notable birthdays · 12 in memoriam
Born on June 24
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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01Doug Jones b. 1957
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02Don Mincher b. 1938
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03Billy Nash b. 1865
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04Jake Stenzel b. 1867
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05George Harper b. 1892
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06Buster Adams b. 1915
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07Wilyer Abreu b. 1999
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08Christopher Morel b. 1999
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09Tristan Beck b. 1996
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10Al Gerheauser b. 1917
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11Edgardo Henriquez b. 2002
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12Doc Cook b. 1886
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13Robbie Ross b. 1989
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14Sam Freeman b. 1987
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15Mike Bruhert b. 1951
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16Juan Francisco b. 1987
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17Payton Henry b. 1997
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18Brett Harris b. 1998
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19George Vukovich b. 1956
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20Luis Mey b. 2001
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21Henry Keupper b. 1887
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22Jack Banta b. 1925
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23John Weyhing b. 1869
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24Charlie Dees b. 1935
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25Buck Ridgley b. 1895
Remembered on June 24
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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02Fred Newman 1942–1987
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03Johnny Bright 1888–1908
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04Dan O'Leary 1856–1922
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05Jack Burns 1878–1957
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06Jim Roberts 1895–1984
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07Bud Swartz 1929–1991
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08Jack Perrin 1898–1969
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09Richie Myers 1930–2011
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10Axel Lindstrom 1895–1940
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11Joe Ogrodowski 1906–1959
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12John Gillespie 1862–1926
June 24 in the record
25 baseball figures born on June 24 are listed, led by Doug Jones. The oldest June 24 birthday on the list is Billy Nash's, in 1865; the youngest is Edgardo Henriquez, born in 2002. Next on the June 24 birthday list are Don Mincher (b. 1938, .249 avg, 200 HR) and Billy Nash (b. 1865, .275 avg, 60 HR). Not every June 24 birthday is American-born: the list also covers Venezuela and D.R. Doug Jones (.143 avg, 0 HR) leads the June 24 hitters and Tristan Beck (5-3, 4.08 ERA) the pitchers. Wilyer Abreu, Christopher Morel, and Tristan Beck have no final season listed yet. The June 24 memorial list names 12 figures, beginning with Jud Wilson. Jud Wilson is marked as Hall of Fame member. Also remembered on June 24: Fred Newman (1942–1987) and Johnny Bright (1888–1908). Johnny Bright (1908) and Richie Myers (2011) bracket the memorial list. Ranking on the June 24 page follows career impact, with Hall of Fame membership weighted heavily.