1946 Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees: Cochrane, Hubbell, and More
This page from the 1947 Sporting News Baseball Guide highlights the new inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame for 1946. It features a total of eleven individuals who made significant contributions to the sport. Jesse Burkett, a renowned outfielder noted for his hitting prowess, is listed first, followed by Clark Griffith, a prominent pitcher and manager known for his leadership. Jack Chesbro, recognized for his exceptional pitching abilities, comes next. The list continues with Frank Chance, an influential player and manager, and Tommy McCarthy, known for his offensive skills in the late 19th century. Johnny Evers, famed for his defensive work as a second baseman, is included, along with the legendary pitcher Rube Waddell. Joe McGinnity, another celebrated pitcher known for his endurance, Eddie Plank, and Ed Walsh, both Hall of Famers in their own right, are also acknowledged. The page concludes with Joe Tinker, known for his role in the famed Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance double-play combination.