On This Day in Baseball

July 10

25 notable birthdays · 19 in memoriam

Born on July 10

Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.

01

Andre Dawson ⭐ HOF b. 1954

.279 avg, 438 HR 1976–1996 Miami, USA
02

Hal McRae b. 1945

.290 avg, 191 HR 1968–1987 Avon Park, USA
03

Dick Lundy b. 1898

.327 avg, 49 HR Jacksonville, USA
04

Marty Cordova b. 1969

.274 avg, 122 HR 1995–2003 Las Vegas, USA
05

Will Smith b. 1989

33-45, 3.85 ERA 2012– Newnan, USA
06

Lee Stevens b. 1967

.254 avg, 144 HR 1990–2002 Kansas City, USA
07

Buddy Groom b. 1965

31-32, 4.64 ERA 1992–2005 Dallas, USA
08

Jalen Beeks b. 1993

30-19, 4.28 ERA 2018– Fayetteville, USA
09

Scott Alexander b. 1989

21-16, 3.36 ERA 2015– Santa Rosa, USA
10

Bobby Lowe b. 1865

.273 avg, 71 HR 1890–1907 Pittsburgh, USA
11

Lawrence Butler b. 2000

.240 avg, 64 HR 2023– Burlington, USA
12

Gene Alley b. 1940

.254 avg, 55 HR 1963–1973 Richmond, USA
13

Jonny DeLuca b. 1998

.250 avg, 19 HR 2023– Thousand Oaks, USA
14

Anthony Nunez b. 2001

MLB player 2026– Miami, USA
15

Johnny Niggeling b. 1903

64-69, 3.22 ERA 1938–1946 Remsen, USA
16

Sergio Alcantara b. 1996

.207 avg, 12 HR 2020–2022 Santo Domingo Este, D.R.
17

Bob Allen b. 1867

.241 avg, 14 HR 1890–1900 Marion, USA
18

Greg Infante b. 1987

MLB player 2010–2018 Caracas, Venezuela
19

Phil Bickford b. 1995

.333 avg, 0 HR 2020– Ventura, USA
20

Harry Spratt b. 1888

.247 avg, 5 HR 1911–1912 Broadford, USA
21

Chuck Stevens b. 1918

.251 avg, 4 HR 1941–1948 Van Houten, USA
22

Byung Ho Park b. 1986

.191 avg, 12 HR 2016–2016 Seoul, South Korea
23

Phil Williams b. 1906

.302 avg, 0 HR Towson, USA
24

John Glenn b. 1928

.258 avg, 0 HR 1960–1960 Moultrie, USA
25

Vance McHenry b. 1956

.211 avg, 0 HR 1981–1982 Chico, USA

Remembered on July 10

Baseball figures lost on this date.

01

Paul Hines 1855–1935

.302 avg, 57 HR 1872–1891
02

Wally Judnich 1916–1971

.281 avg, 90 HR 1940–1949
03

Dick Tidrow 1947–2021

100-94, 3.68 ERA 1972–1984
04

Dwight Lowry 1957–1997

.273 avg, 5 HR 1984–1988
05

Ernie Nevel 1919–1988

.000 avg, 0 HR 1950–1953
06

Steve Mingori 1944–2008

.167 avg, 0 HR 1970–1979
07

Ray Neil 1920–1998

.288 avg, 2 HR
08

Art Rebel 1914–2004

.333 avg, 0 HR 1938–1945
09

Harl Maggert 1914–1986

.281 avg, 3 HR 1938–1938
10

Frank Butler 1866–1945

.273 avg, 0 HR 1895–1895
11

Angel Fleitas 1914–2006

.077 avg, 0 HR 1948–1948
12

Johnny Van Cuyk 1921–2010

MLB player 1947–1949
13

Claude Miller 1914–1974

.333 avg, 0 HR
14

Bill Barnes 1858–1945

.200 avg, 0 HR 1884–1884
15

Henry Richardson 1917–1981

.000 avg, 0 HR
16

Allie Moulton 1886–1968

.067 avg, 0 HR 1911–1911
17

Harry Redmond 1887–1960

.000 avg, 0 HR 1909–1909
18

James Morris 1860–1925

.000 avg, 0 HR 1884–1884
19

Joe Stabell

.045 avg, 0 HR 1885–1885

July 10 in the record

Leading the July 10 birthdays is Andre Dawson, first of 25 players shown. The HOF tag marks Andre Dawson. Bobby Lowe, born in 1865, is the earliest birth listed, and Anthony Nunez (2001) the latest. Behind Andre Dawson come Hal McRae (b. 1945, .290 avg, 191 HR) and Dick Lundy (b. 1898, .327 avg, 49 HR). Not every July 10 birthday is American-born: the list also covers D.R., Venezuela, and South Korea. The highest-ranked hitter born on July 10, Andre Dawson, carries a .279 avg, 438 HR line, and the highest-ranked pitcher, Will Smith, went 33-45, 3.85 ERA. Open-ended career spans mark July 10 birthdays with no final game on record, such as Will Smith, Jalen Beeks, and Scott Alexander. The July 10 memorial list names 19 figures, beginning with Paul Hines. Also remembered on July 10: Wally Judnich (1916–1971) and Dick Tidrow (1947–2021). The earliest July 10 death listed is James Morris in 1925; the most recent is Dick Tidrow in 2021. The July 10 order reflects the site's career-impact ranking, and every name opens the player's profile.