New oldest living MLB player : Chuck Stevens
 

With Bobby Doerrs unfortunate passing, Chuck Stevens (born July 10, 1918), aged 99, is now recognized as the oldest living major league ballplayer, as well as the oldest living former member of the Baltimore Orioles organization. Srevens played for the St. Louis Browns (1941, 1946, 1948).


Chuck Stevens
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Stevens

https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...tevech01.shtml



Does anyone have any of his cards that can be posted?

Red Schoendienst born February 2, 1923 (age 94) is now recognized as the oldest living Hall Of Fame ballplayer

He batted a lifetime .251.

.251 better than I batted in the majors. :eek:

Stevens card
 

I have a card of his but I don't know how to up load it on the 54 site send me your email and I will send the scan.

Just to prepare you good fellows, below is an in order list of our "current oldest living Hall of Famers".


1)Red Schoendiest
2) Tommy Lasorda
3) Whitey Ford
4) Doug Harvey (umpire)
5) Willie Mays
6) Whitey Herzog
7) Hank Aaron
8) Luis Aparicio
9) Bud Selig
10) Al Kaline
11) Frank Robinson
12) Bob Gibson
13) Sandy Koufax
14) Bill Mazeroski
15) Pat Gillick (executive)
16) Orlando Cepeda
17) Brooks Robinson
18) Juan Marichel
19) Willie McCovey
20) Gaylord Perry

What is the earliest major card set that still has a living player in it? I'm guessing it's 1948 Bowman. I don't think there is anyone alive from any of the three Playball sets.

48 Bowman is correct

I believe based on a quick visual perusal of the checklist that Red Schoendienst is the only living player from that set

Rich

Jim Rivera passed away Monday at the age of 96.

It's killing me that I actually saw a couple of these guys play!!:(

Sandy Koufax retired over a half century ago and he's still only number 13 on that list. Pretty wild.

Here's Chuck with the Hollywood Stars in the 1953 Mother's Cookies set ...