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These are the major-league baseball players who lived to age 100.

1. Chester "Red" Hoff, 5/8/1891 - 9/17/1998 - 107y 132d
2. Connie Marrero, 4/25/1911 - 4/23/2014 - 102y 363d
3. Bill Greason, 9/23/1924 - present - 101y 271d and counting
4. Bob Wright, 12/13/1891 - 7/30/1993 - 101y 229d
5. Ace Parker, 5/17/1912 - 11/6/2013 - 101y 173d
6. Tony Malinosky, 10/5/1909 - 2/8/2011 - 101y 126d
7. George Elder, 3/10/1921 - 7/7/2022 - 101y 119d
8. Karl Swanson, 12/17/1900 - 4/3/2002 - 101y 107d
9. John Daley, 5/25/1887 - 8/31/1988 - 101y 98d
10. Paul Otis, 12/24/1889 - 12/15/1990 - 100y 356d
11. Art Schallock, 4/25/1924 - 3/6/2025 - 100y 315d
12. Eddie Robinson, 12/15/1920 - 10/4/2021 - 100y 293d
13. Rollie Stiles, 11/17/1906 - 7/22/2007 - 100y 247d
14. Bobby Shantz, 9/26/1925 - present - 100y 268d and counting
15. Bill Werber, 6/20/1908 - 1/22/2009 - 100y 216d
16. Ray Cunningham, 1/17/1905 - 7/30/2005 - 100y 204d
17. Charles Emig, 4/5/1875 - 10/2/1975 - 100y 180d
18. Mike Sandlock, 10/17/1915 - 4/4/2016 - 100y, 170d
19. Milt Gaston, 1/27/1896 - 4/26/1996 - 100y 90d
20. Howdy Groskloss, 4/10/1906 - 7/15/2006 - 100y 87d
21. Edward Gill, 8/7/1895 - 10/10/1995 - 100y 64d
22. Ralph Miller, 3/15/1873 - 5/8/1973 - 100y 54d
23. Fred Caliguri, 10/22/1918 - 11/30/2018 - 100y, 39d
24. Eddie Carnett, 10/21/1916 - 11/4/2016 - 100y, 14d
25. Ralph Erickson, 6/25/1902 - 6/27/2002 - 100y 2d

David Carson
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David Carson <davidc@wa-wd.com> wrote:

These are the major-league baseball players who lived to age 100.

1. Chester "Red" Hoff, 5/8/1891 - 9/17/1998 - 107y 132d
2. Connie Marrero, 4/25/1911 - 4/23/2014 - 102y 363d
3. Bill Greason, 9/23/1924 - present - 101y 271d and counting
4. Bob Wright, 12/13/1891 - 7/30/1993 - 101y 229d
5. Ace Parker, 5/17/1912 - 11/6/2013 - 101y 173d
6. Tony Malinosky, 10/5/1909 - 2/8/2011 - 101y 126d
7. George Elder, 3/10/1921 - 7/7/2022 - 101y 119d
8. Karl Swanson, 12/17/1900 - 4/3/2002 - 101y 107d
9. John Daley, 5/25/1887 - 8/31/1988 - 101y 98d
10. Paul Otis, 12/24/1889 - 12/15/1990 - 100y 356d
11. Art Schallock, 4/25/1924 - 3/6/2025 - 100y 315d
12. Eddie Robinson, 12/15/1920 - 10/4/2021 - 100y 293d
13. Rollie Stiles, 11/17/1906 - 7/22/2007 - 100y 247d
14. Bobby Shantz, 9/26/1925 - present - 100y 268d and counting

247 is more than 268?

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Satchel Paige was interviewed on his 70th birthday by the Atlanta
Constitution and was asked what he owed his longevity to, and he said
"I never et nothin' what wasn't fried."
--scott
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Scott Dorsey <kludge@panix.com> wrote:

Satchel Paige was interviewed on his 70th birthday by the Atlanta Constitution and was asked what he owed his longevity to, and he said
"I never et nothin' what wasn't fried."
--scott

While he was able to play professionally to age 59,
he didn't actually live to age 80 let alone 100.

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In article <111a301$bli$1@reader1.panix.com>,
Louis Epstein <le@lekno.ws> wrote:

Scott Dorsey <kludge@panix.com> wrote:

Satchel Paige was interviewed on his 70th birthday by the Atlanta
Constitution and was asked what he owed his longevity to, and he said
"I never et nothin' what wasn't fried."

While he was able to play professionally to age 59,
he didn't actually live to age 80 let alone 100.

This is true enough but you can't blame his death on too much steamed food. --scott
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