November 1
25 notable birthdays · 17 in memoriam
Born on November 1
Most accomplished baseball figures with this birthday, ranked by career impact.
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02Fernando Valenzuela b. 1960
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03Larry French b. 1907
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04Brent Rooker b. 1994
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05Masahiro Tanaka b. 1988
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06Army Cooper b. 1899
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07Pat Mullin b. 1917
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08Vic Power b. 1927
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09Gary Redus b. 1956
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10Trent Grisham b. 1996
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11Jason Foley b. 1995
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12Coco Crisp b. 1979
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13Jeremiah Estrada b. 1998
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14Anthony Misiewicz b. 1994
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15Bill Handy b. 1888
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16Stephen Vogt b. 1984
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17Grover Gilmore b. 1888
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18Ham Hyatt b. 1884
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19Payton Tolle b. 2002
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20Johnny Burnett b. 1904
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21Eddie Williams b. 1964
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22Mason Englert b. 1999
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23Anthony Bass b. 1987
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24Bobby Brooks b. 1945
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25Earl Blackburn b. 1892
Remembered on November 1
Baseball figures lost on this date.
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01Pascual Perez 1957–2012
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02Tom Hughes 1884–1961
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03Benny Frey 1906–1937
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04John Orsino 1938–2016
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05Steve Brady 1851–1917
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06Ed Scott 1870–1933
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08Bob Pettit 1861–1910
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09George Winn 1897–1969
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10Wally Clement 1881–1952
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11Weedy Edwards 1925–2017
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12Joe Mellana 1905–1969
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13Tommy Smith 1948–2024
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14Jim O'Rourke 1937–2021
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15Charlie Caldwell 1901–1957
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16Fred Mollenkamp 1890–1948
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17George Hale 1894–1945
November 1 in the record
The birthday list for November 1 has 25 names, headed by Bid McPhee. The HOF tag marks Bid McPhee. The oldest November 1 birthday on the list is Bid McPhee's, in 1859; the youngest is Payton Tolle, born in 2002. Next on the November 1 birthday list are Fernando Valenzuela (b. 1960, 173-153, 3.54 ERA) and Larry French (b. 1907, 197-171, 3.44 ERA). The birth list reaches beyond the United States to México, Japan, and P.R. Bid McPhee (.272 avg, 53 HR) leads the November 1 hitters and Fernando Valenzuela (173-153, 3.54 ERA) the pitchers. Recent names on the November 1 list, Brent Rooker, Trent Grisham, and Jason Foley, show careers still open. 17 baseball figures died on November 1; Pascual Perez is listed first. The memorial list continues with Tom Hughes (1884–1961) and Benny Frey (1906–1937). Deaths on the list run from Bob Pettit's in 1910 to Tommy Smith's in 2024. Ranking on the November 1 page follows career impact, with Hall of Fame membership weighted heavily.