1936 Vintage Hall of Fame Legends: Ruth, Cobb, Young, and More

The Page from the 1937 sports publication "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" highlights several legendary baseball players who were pivotal to the sport's history and achievements. Featured is Babe Ruth, known for his powerful hitting and as a prominent figure for the New York Yankees. Nearby are Tris Speaker, recognized for his impressive batting and fielding career, and Napoleon Lajoie, notable for being one of the best second basemen in history, mainly with the Cleveland Naps. The Page also includes Christy Mathewson, a pitcher celebrated for his strategy and skill, and Cy Young, famous for his record number of wins, whose legacy is honored through the Cy Young Award. Ty Cobb, regarded as one of the greatest hitters, represents the Detroit Tigers, while Honus Wagner, a star shortstop, is another key figure, known for both hitting and fielding prowess.