"Kettle" Wirts (October 30, 1897 – July 12, 1968) was a professional baseball player who spent four seasons in Major League Baseball. In total, Wirts played...

Friday October 26 – George Winn October 29 – Ty Pickup October 30 – Kettle Wirts October 31 – Tony Rego November 4 – Ted Menze November 4 – Dolly Stark...

Wilson, OF, 1993–1994 Ed Winceniak, 3B, 1956–1957 Dan Winkler, P, 2020 Kettle Wirts, C, 1921–1923 Patrick Wisdom, 3B, 2020 Casey Wise, 2B, 1957 Harry Wolfe...

"Pinch." As a kid, he played sandlot ball with future major leaguer Kettle Wirts. In 1920, Kunz began his professional career with the Sacramento Senators...

Craig Wilson George Wilson Jim Wilson Red Wilson Roy Wilson Jim Winn Kettle Wirts Archie Wise DeWayne Wise Polly Wolfe Mellie Wolfgang Wilbur Wood Mike...

1927–1928 Cleveland Indians and 1930 Philadelphia Phillies. July 12 – Kettle Wirts, 70, catcher who appeared 49 games over four seasons (1921 to 1924) for...

defying the Beast's intentions to exhaust his strength. He wears a tea kettle on his head so as to resemble an elephant for Halloween. Beatrice (voiced...

Hippo Vaughn Lefty York Catchers Tom Daly Bill Killefer Bob O'Farrell Kettle Wirts Infielders Charlie Deal Carter Elliott Ray Grimes Charlie Hollocher John...

Thurston Catchers Joe Burns Buck Crouse Johnny Grabowski Ray Schalk Kettle Wirts Infielders Bill Barrett Bill Black Bud Clancy Eddie Collins Wally Dashiell...

Morris Tiny Osborne George Stueland Catchers Gabby Hartnett Bob O'Farrell Kettle Wirts Infielders Sparky Adams Walt Golvin George Grantham Ray Grimes Charlie...