1941 Hall of Fame Players: Ruth, Gehrig, Cobb, Wagner and More
The article from the 1942 Sporting News Baseball Record Book highlights prominent figures from baseball's Hall of Fame as of 1941. It features thirteen notable players, each representing significant achievements in the sport. Among them, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are prominently mentioned, both of whom played for the New York Yankees, symbolizing their storied careers in the Major Leagues. Other players included are Ty Cobb, known for his time with the Detroit Tigers, and Walter Johnson, who was a star pitcher for the Washington Senators. The list also recognizes Christy Mathewson, a legendary pitcher, as well as Eddie Collins and Cy Young, both of whom have made substantial contributions to the game. Honus Wagner, another key figure, is also featured, remembered for his time with the Pittsburgh Pirates.