1961 Topps

Card #1 - Dick Groat

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Card #141 - Billy Williams

For fans of Major League baseball, 1961 was a memorable year. One American League team moved to a new city and two more were added. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle challenged each other to chase Babe Ruth's single-season home run record. Tiger batsmen (especially Norm Cash, who later admitted to using a corked bat for much of the season) put up career numbers as they tried to keep the A.L. pennant race close. In the National League, the Cincinnati Reds held off strong competition from the Braves, Dodgers and Giants to earn a trip to the World Series for the first time since 1940. Throughout the season, baseball's younger fans were treated to Topps' 10th anniversary effort.

Card #337 - Al's Aces

For 1961, Topps went with a simple but effective design. The player's picture nearly dominates the front of every card. Two differently-colored boxes appear below the player. The box on the left has the player's name in large block letters above his position. The box on the right contains the name of the player's team. A thin black border surrounds the picture and boxes, with a white border surrounding the entire card. For backs, Topps reverted to using a player's full major (and, where they fit, minor) league statistics after using only past season and lifetime stats in 1960. The lifetime numbers appear against a green field, with a short comment above if it fit. Above everything else is a black box with the player's name, team, position and personal statistics. To the left side of that box is a circle with the Topps name, the card number and a baseball "stitch" design. Below the lifetime stats is a short series of cartoons (many drawn by famed Mad magazine artist Jack Davis).

Card #7 - Chicago White Sox

The most striking thing about the 1961 Topps set might be the explosion of specialty cards. Many of the new subsets would become standard fare in Topps sets for years: checklists, league leaders, the Rookie All-Star trophy as part of a player's regular card. In a way, the new series pointed the way towards future sets. While not a subset or series, this set shows the first widespread use of "hatless" player photos. 1961 was the first year of a decade-long era where Topps would get pictures of players with their baseball caps removed. With expansion and trades, the "hatless" photos would make airbrushing player photos in order to show them with their "new" teams a lot more simple. This made for a lot of cards showing guys who looked more like scientists or salesmen than baseball players. The idea was great for Topps but wasn't as popular with collectors.

Card #35 - Ron Santo

When rolling out the 1961 set, Topps changed some of the subsets found in previous issues. Starting in 1959, there had been a distinct subset of "rookie prospect" cards with a radically different design than the regular set cards. For rookies in this set, Topps simply added a yellow star to an upper corner with the words "1961 Rookie" (a thin black border was added to the star in later series -- card #441 Dick Bertell has the star only while #449 Bobby Bolin has the border); otherwise, the card was exactly the same as any veteran's. For Rookie All-Star team members, Topps added a trophy to a lower corner. The trophy was modified from the one featured in the 1960 Topps set, showing a front view instead of a more three-dimensional one. Topps would return to special rookie cards (in a multi-player format) for future sets, however, the Rookie All-Star trophy would remain a fixture in Topps sets until 1978.

Card #581 - Frank Robinson All-Star

Although the rookie cards were a little different than in previous sets, Topps continued many specialty subsets familiar to collectors. Continuing a practice begun in 1957, the set was scattered with multi-player cards showing two or three teammates together. Except for a few horizontally oriented cards, they otherwise differed little from the regular 1961 Topps cards by their front design. A series that spotlighted the previous year's World Series runs from card numbers 306 through 313. The 1960 Series (won when Bill Mazeroski knocked the ball over Forbes Field's leftfield fence in the bottom of the 9th inning of the 7th game) has one card for each game played and one showing the Pirates' victory celebration. For the fourth straight year, the season's All-Star team made up the final cards of the set. Like all those other years, the All-Star cards marked a drastic change in card design. The All-Stars were made up to look as though their pictures were being thrust out of a newspaper, a design that would reappear in 1970.

Card #138 - Danny Murtaugh

Manager cards return as a separate subset. They appear in two different series: the first group runs between cards 131 and 139, and the second between cards 219 and 226. They are not divided into leagues, nor are all managers represented (the Chicago Cubs went through four different skippers that year and none show up in the set). The managers are shown inside a red, white and blue-striped shield on the fronts with their names and teams listed in a white oval below them. Their backs are similar to regular players' cards in the set, with complete managerial records and -- if they fit -- their major league playing records.

Card #437 - Series 6 Checklist

Since 1958, Topps had placed series checklists on the backs of team cards. Team cards returned in 1961, but instead of a checklist there was a recap of that team's 1960 season, with batting and pitching leaders and the record of each pitcher vs. every other team in the league. For the first time, checklists were included in the regular set on their own (in 1956 and '57 the checklists were inserted into packs but not numbered). Each series' checklist card featured an action photo above the list on the fronts and may have been the most elaborately designed checklist cards the company would ever issue. Another new series that would show up in Topps sets this year was the statistical leaders in each league. Cards 41-50 featured the top four or five leaders in a specific batting or pitching category from the previous season. Most of these cards feature Hall of Famers. These League Leaders would become a mainstay in Topps sets every year into the 1980s and would still show up every few years afterwards.

Card #477 - Nellie Fox MVP

For Topps' 10th anniversary, they issued a special subset honoring all of the Most Valuable Players from 1950-'60. Cards 471-486 each show an MVP in either a head shot or waist-up photo set against a solid background (American League MVPs had a red background; National Leaguers had blue). Multiple winners (Berra, Campanella, Banks, etc.) were honored with one card only. "Old-time" players were spotlighted in cards 401-410 in a series similar to the "Baseball Thrills" series in the 1959 Topps set. While three of the highlights were recent (Don Larsen's perfect game, Mantle's 565-foot blast at Griffith Stadium and Harvey Haddix's 12-inning "perfect game" loss), most feature legends like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Walter Johnson and Rogers Hornsby. The cards have a colorized photo with nothing more than a graphic designed to resemble a scrap of paper with a "headline." On the back of each card is a mock newspaper article describing the event shown on the front. This series may have been added in response to Fleer's "All-Time Great" sets of 1960-'62.

Card #404 - Hornsby's .424 Average

The 1961 Topps set is numbered to 589, but there are 587 total different cards and 586 numbers. Cards 587 and 588 were never issued. Those numbers fall in the All-Star subset; however, there are no missing players or positions from the All-Star team, so it may be likely that Warren Spahn was intended to be card #587 instead of #589 (the final series checklist lists him as card #587). Also missing from the 1961 Topps set is card #426. The checklist shows that 426 should have been the Milwaukee Braves team card, but that card was mistakenly numbered 463. As a result, there are two cards numbered 463: the Braves card and Jack Fisher. These numbering errors were never corrected. The two expansion teams (the Los Angeles Angels and the new Washington Senators) do not have team cards, but the Minnesota Twins have one in the final series. Two cards feature mistakes on Topps' part. Card # 161 of Sherman Jones actually pictures Eddie Fisher and #332 of Dutch Dotterer shows Dotterer's brother Tommy instead. This was good for Tommy Dotterer -- who never made the majors or had his own card -- but not for Sherman Jones, who never had another card. Finally, Frank Herrera has an All-Star card but no regular card.

Card #312 - Mazeroski's HR Wins It

A few variations exist in the 1961 Topps set. All the checklists except for the first and seventh series have two or three variations. This would be a common theme with Topps checklists throughout the 1960s due to their practice of printing checklists with different series. For some reason, the variations were different with every checklist: one spelled Luis Aparicio's name incorrectly (and was subsequently corrected), one had different color schemes, two had variations in the copyright line and one had an advertisement added to it. The different variations are listed in the set checklist below. It's possible that a "new" variation may be discovered in the future. Some advanced collectors have determined which variations are scarcer than others, but as far as the hobby is concerned the checklists have no significant price difference among variations.

Card #41 - NL Batting Leaders

As with most Topps issues from 1952-'73, there are differences in scarcity among the series in 1961. The high numbers (523-589) are especially tough. Compounding the issue is the fact that few star cards are found in the high series outside of the 22 All-Star cards. This makes it difficult for some collectors to pay such high per-card prices for relatively unknown players. Despite that minor issue, 1961 Topps cards are fairly popular. They present well in high grade and feature nearly every baseball star of the era (except Ted Williams, who was still under contract to Fleer and Maury Wills, who had refused to sign with Topps). The set marks the first appearance of Hall of Famers Juan Marichal, Billy Williams and potential HOFer Ron Santo. The big pictures and uncluttered format help make the set a winner with fans.

Card #564 - Don Cardwell (Back)

1961 Topps Wax Pack	1961 Topps Display Box

1. Dick Groat
2. Roger Maris
3. John Buzhardt
4. Lenny Green
5. Johnny Romano
6. Ed Roebuck
7. White Sox Team
8. Dick Williams
9. Bob Purkey
10. Brooks Robinson
11. Curt Simmons
12. Moe Thacker
13. Chuck Cottier
14. Don Mossi
15. Willie Kirkland
16. Billy Muffett
17. Checklist 1-88
18. Jim Grant
19. Cletis Boyer
20. Robin Roberts
21. Zorro Versalles
22. Clem Labine
23. Don Demeter
24. Ken Johnson
25. Reds' Heavy Artillery (Pinson, Robinson)
26. Wes Stock
27. Jerry Kindall
28. Hector Lopez
29. Don Nottebart
30. Nellie Fox
31. Bob Schmidt
32. Ray Sadecki
33. Gary Geiger
34. Wynn Hawkins
35. Ron Santo
36. Jack Kralick
37. Charlie Maxwell
38. Bob Lillis
39. Leo Posada
40. Bob Turley
41. NL Batting Leaders (Mays, Clemente, Groat)
42. AL Batting Leaders (Minoso, Smith, Runnls)
43. NL Home Run Leaders (Banks, Aaron, Mathews)
44. AL Home Run Leaders (Mantle, Maris, Colavito)
45. NL ERA Leaders (Drysdale, Friend, McCoramck)
46. AL ERA Leaders (Bunning, Baumann, Detemer)
47. NL Pitching Leaders (Spahn, Law, Broglio, Brandt)
48. AL Pitching Leaders (Estrada, Perry, Daley)
49. NL Strikeout Leaders (Drysdale, Koufax, Broglio)
50. AL Strikeout Leaders (Bunning, Ramos, Wynn)
51. Tigers Team
52. George Crowe
53. Russ Nixon
54. Earl Francis
55. Jim Davenport
56. Russ Kemmerer
57. Marv Throneberry
58. Joe Schaffernoth
59. Jim Woods
60. Woodie Held
61. Ron Piche
62. Al Pilarcik
63. Jim Kaat
64. Alex Grammas
65. Ted Kluszewski
66. Bill Henry
67. Ossie Virgil
68. Deron Johnson
69. Earl Wilson
70. Bill Virdon
71. Jerry Adair
72. Stu Miller
73. Al Spangler
74. Joe Pignatano
75. Lindy Shows Larry (Jackson, McDaniel)
76. Harry Anderson
77. Dick Stigman
78. Lee Walls
79. Joe Ginsberg
80. Harmon Killebrew
81. Tracy Stallard
82. Joe Christopher
83. Bob Bruce
84. Lee Maye
85. Jerry Walker
86. Dodgers Team
87. Joe Amalfitano
88. Richie Ashburn
89. Billy Martin
90. Jerry Staley
91. Walt Moryn
92. Hal Naragon
93. Tony Gonzalez
94. Johnny Kucks
95. Norm Cash
96. Billy O'Dell
97. Jerry Lynch
98a. Checklist 89-176 (Red Checklist 98 black on white)
98b. Checklist 89-176 (Yellow Checklist 98 black on White)
98c. Checklist 89-176 (Yellow Checklist 98 white on black)
99. Don Buddin
100. Harvey Haddix
101. Bubba Phillips
102. Gene Stephens
103. Ruben Amaro
104. John Blanchard
105. Carl Willey
106. Whitey Herzog
107. Seth Morehead
108. Dan Dobbek
109. Johnny Podres
110. Vada Pinson
111. Jack Meyer
112. Chico Fernandez
113. Mike Fornieles
114. Hobie Landrith
115. Johnny Antonelli
116. Joe De Maestri
117. Dale Long
118. Chris Cannizzaro
119. A's Big Armor (Bauer, Lumpe, Siebern)
120. Ed Mathews
121. Eli Grba
122. Cubs Team
123. Billy Gardner
124. J. C. Martin
125. Steve Barber
126. Dick Stuart
127. Ron Kline
128. Rip Repulski
129. Ed Hobaugh
130. Norm Larker
131. Paul Richards
132. Al Lopez
133. Ralph Houk
134. Mickey Vernon
135. Fred Hutchinson
136. Walt Alston
137. Chuck Dressen
138. Danny Murtaugh
139. Solly Hemus
140. Gus Triandos
141. Billy Williams
142. Luis Arroyo
143. Russ Snyder
144. Jim Coker
145. Bob Buhl
146. Marty Keough
147. Ed Rakow
148. Julian Javier
149. Bob Oldis
150. Willie Mays
151. Jim Donohue
152. Earl Torgeson
153. Don Lee
154. Bobby Del Greco
155. Johnny Temple
156. Ken Hunt
157. Cal McLish
158. Pete Daley
159. Orioles Team
160. Whitey Ford
161. Sherman Jones
162. Jay Hook
163. Ed Sadowski
164. Felix Mantilla
165. Gino Cimoli
166. Danny Kravitz
167. Giants Team
168. Tommy Davis
169. Don Elston
170. Al Smith
171. Paul Foytack
172. Don Dillard
173. Beantown Bombers (Jensen, Malzone, Wertz)
174. Ray Semproch
175. Gene Freese
176. Ken Aspromonte
177. Don Larsen
178. Bob Nieman
179. Joe Koppe
180. Bobby Richardson
181. Fred Green
182. Dave Nicholson
183. Andre Rodgers
184. Steve Bilko
185. Herb Score
186. Elmer Valo
187. Billy Klaus
188. Jim Marshall
189a. Checklist 177-264 (Copyright symbol almost adjacent to 264)
189b. Checklist 177-264 (Copyright symbol adjacent to 264)
190. Stan Williams
191. Mike De La Hoz
192. Dick Brown
193. Gene Conley
194. Gordy Coleman
195. Jerry Casale
196. Ed Bouchee
197. Dick Hall
198. Carl Sawatski
199. Bob Boyd
200. Warren Spahn
201. Pete Whisenant
202. Al Neiger
203. Eddie Bressoud
204. Bob Skinner
205. Bill Pierce
206. Gene Green
207. Dodger Southpaws (Koufax, Podres)
208. Larry Osborne
209. Ken McBride
210. Pete Runnels
211. Bob Gibson
212. Haywood Sullivan
213. Bill Stafford
214. Danny Murphy
215. Gus Bell
216. Ted Bowsfield
217. Mel Roach
218. Hal Brown
219. Gene Mauch
220. Al Dark
221. Mike Higgins
222. Jimmie Dykes
223. Bob Scheffing
224. Joe Gordon
225. Bill Rigney
226. Harry Lavagetto
227. Juan Pizarro
228. Yankees Team
229. Rudy Hernandez
230. Don Hoak
231. Dick Drott
232. Bill White
233. Joe Jay
234. Ted Lepcio
235. Camilo Pascual
236. Don Gile
237. Billy Loes
238. Jim Gilliam
239. Dave Sisler
240. Ron Hansen
241. Al Cicotte
242. Hal W. Smith
243. Frank Lary
244. Chico Cardenas
245. Joe Adcock
246. Bob Davis
247. Billy Goodman
248. Ed Keegan
249. Reds Team
250. Buc Hill Aces (Face, Law)
251. Bill Bruton
252. Bill Short
253. Sammy Taylor
254. Ted Sadowski
255. Vic Power
256. Billy Hoeft
257. Carroll Hardy
258. Jack Sanford
259. John Schaive
260. Don Drysdale
261. Charlie Lau
262. Tony Curry
263. Ken Hamlin
264. Glen Hobbie
265. Tony Kubek
266. Lindy McDaniel
267. Norm Siebern
268. Ike DeLock
269. Harry Chiti
270. Bob Friend
271. Jim Landis
272. Tom Morgan
273a. Checklist 265-352 (Copyright symbol adjacent to 336)
273b. Checklist 265-352 (Copyright symbol adjacent to 339)
274. Gary Bell
275. Gene Woodling
276. Ray Rippelmeyer
277. Hank Foiles
278. Don McMahon
279. Jose Pagan
280. Frank Howard
281. Frank Sullivan
282. Faye Throneberry
283. Bob Anderson
284. Dick Gernert
285. Sherm Lollar
286. George Witt
287. Carl Yastrzemski
288. Albie Pearson
289. Ray Moore
290. Stan Musial
291. Tex Clevenger
292. Jim Baumer
293. Tom Sturdivant
294. Don Blasingame
295. Milt Pappas
296. Wes Covington
297. Athletics Team
298. Jim Golden
299. Clay Dalrymple
300. Mickey Mantle
301. Chet Nichols
302. Al Heist
303. Gary Peters
304. Rocky Nelson
305. Mike McCormick
306. World Series Game 1 (Virdon Saves Game)
307. World Series Game 2 (Mantle Slams 2 Homers)
308. World Series Game 3 (Richardson is Hero)
309. World Series Game 4 (Cimoli is Safe in Crucial Play)
310. World Series Game 5 (Face Saves the Day)
311. World Series Game 6 (Ford Pitches Second Shutout)
312. World Series Game 7 (Mazeroski's Homer Wins It!)
313. World Series Summary (The Winners Celebrate)
314. Bob Miller
315. Earl Battey
316. Bobby Gene Smith
317. Jim Brewer
318. Danny O'Connell
319. Valmy Thomas
320. Lou Burdette
321. Marv Breeding
322. Bill Kunkel
323. Sammy Esposito
324. Hank Aguirre
325. Wally Moon
326. Dave Hillman
327. Matty Alou
328. Jim O'Toole
329. Julio Becquer
330. Rocky Colavito
331. Ned Garver
332. Dutch Dotterer
333. Fritz Brickell
334. Walt Bond
335. Frank Bolling
336. Don Mincher
337. Al's Aces (Lopez, Score, Wynn)
338. Don Landrum
339. Gene Baker
340. Vic Wertz
341. Jim Owens
342. Clint Courtney
343. Earl Robinson
344. Sandy Koufax
345. Jim Piersall
346. Howie Nunn
347. Cardinals Team
348. Steve Boros
349. Danny McDevitt
350. Ernie Banks
351. Jim King
352. Bob Shaw
353. Howie Bedell
354. Billy Harrell
355. Bob Allison
356. Ryne Duren
357. Daryl Spencer
358. Earl Averill
359. Dallas Green
360. Frank Robinson
361a. Checklist 353-429 (No Ad on back)
361b. Checklist 353-429 (Special Feature ad on back)
362. Frank Funk
363. John Roseboro
364. Moe Drabowsky
365. Jerry Lumpe
366. Eddie Fisher
367. Jim Rivera
368. Bennie Daniels
369. Dave Philley
370. Roy Face
371. Bill Skowron
372. Bob Hendley
373. Red Sox Team
374. Paul Giel
375. Ken Boyer
376. Mike Roarke
377. Ruben Gomez
378. Wally Post
379. Bobby Shantz
380. Minnie Minoso
381. Dave Wickersham
382. Frank Thomas
383. Frisco First Liners (McCormick, O'Dell, Sanford)
384. Chuck Essegian
385. Jim Perry
386. Joe Hicks
387. Duke Maas
388. Bob Clemente
389. Ralph Terry
390. Del Crandall
391. Winston Brown
392. Reno Bertoia
393. Batter Bafflers (Cardwell, Hobbie)
394. Ken Walters
395. Chuck Estrada
396. Bob Aspromonte
397. Hal Woodeshick
398. Hank Bauer
399. Cliff Cook
400. Vern Law
401. Babe Ruth Hits 60th Homer
402. Larsen Pitches Perfect Game
403. Brooklyn-Boston Play 26-Inning Tie
404. Hornsby Tops N. L. With .424 Average
405. Gehrig Benched fter 2,130 Games
406. Mantle Blasts 565-ft. Home Run
407. Jack Chesbro Wins 41st Game
408. Mathewson Strikes Out 267 Batters
409. Johnson Hurls 3rd Shutout in 4 Days
410. Haddix Pitches 12 Perfect Innings
411. Tony Taylor
412. Larry Sherry
413. Eddie Yost
414. Dick Donovan
415. Hank Aaron
416. Dick Howser
417. Juan Marichal
418. Ed Bailey
419. Tom Borland
420. Ed Broglio
421. Ty Cline
422. Bud Daley
423. Charlie Neal
424. Turk Lown
425. Yogi Berra
(426) Not Issued
427. Dick Ellsworth
428. Ray Barker
429. Al Kaline
430. Bill Mazeroski
431. Chuck Stobbs
432. Coot Veal
433. Art Mahaffey
434. Tom Brewer
435. Orlando Cepeda
436. Jim Maloney
437a. Checklist 430-506 (440 Louis Aparicio)
437b. Checklist 430-506 (440 Luis Aparicio)
438. Curt Flood
439. Phil Regan
440. Luis Aparicio
441. Dick Bertell
442. Gordon Jones
443. Duke Snider
444. Joe Nuxhall
445. Frank Malzone
446. Bob Taylor
447. Harry Bright
448. Del Rice
449. Bobby Bolin
450. Jim Lemon
451. Power for Ernie (Broglio, Spencer, White)
452. Bob Allen
453. Dick Schofield
454. Pumpsie Green
455. Early Wynn
456. Hal Bevan
457. Johnny James
458. Willie Tasby
459. Terry Fox
460. Gil Hodges
461. Smoky Burgess
462. Lou Klimchock
463a. Jack Fisher
463b. Braves Team
464. Leroy Thomas
465. Roy McMillan
466. Ron Moeller
467. Indians Team
468. Johnny Callison
469. Ralph Lumenti
470. Roy Sievers
471. MVP -- Phil Rizzuto
472. MVP -- Yogi Berra
473. MVP -- Bobby Shantz
474. MVP -- Al Rosen
475. MVP -- Mickey Mantle
476. MVP -- Jackie Jensen
477. MVP -- Nellie Fox
478. MVP -- Roger Maris
479. MVP -- Jim Konstanty
480. MVP -- Roy Campanella
481. MVP -- Hank Sauer
482. MVP -- Willie Mays
483. MVP -- Don Newcombe
484. MVP -- Hank Aaron
485. MVP -- Ernie Banks
486. MVP -- Dick Groat
487. Gene Oliver
488. Joe McClain
489. Walt Dropo
490. Jim Bunning
491. Phillies Team
492. Ron Fairly
493. Don Zimmer
494. Tom Cheney
495. Elston Howard
496. Ken MacKenzie
497. Willie Jones
498. Ray Herbert
499. Chuck Schilling
500. Harvey Kuenn
501. John De Merit
502. Clarence Coleman
503. Tito Francona
504. Billy Consolo
505. Red Schoedienst
506. Willie Davis
507. Pete Burnside
508. Rocky Bridges
509. Camilo Carreon
510. Art Ditmar
511. Joe Morgan
512. Bob Will
513. Jim Brosnan
514. Jake Wood
515. Jackie Brandt
516. Checklist 507-587
517. Willie McCovey
518. Andy Carey
519. Jim Pagliaroni
520. Joe Cunningham
521. Brother Battery (L. Sherry, N. Sherry)
522. Dick Farrell
523. Joe Gibbon
524. Johnny Logan
525. Ron Perranoski
526. R. C. Stevens
527. Gene Leek
528. Pedro Ramos
529. Bob Roselli
530. Bobby Malkmus
531. Jim Coates
532. Bob Hale
533. Jack Curtis
534. Eddie Kasko
535. Larry Jackson
536. Bill Tuttle
537. Bobby Locke
538. Chuck Hiller
539. Johnny Klippstein
540. Jackie Jensen
541. Roland Sheldon
542. Twins Team
543. Roger Craig
544. George Thomas
545. Hoyt Wilhelm
546. Marty Kutyna
547. Leon Wagner
548. Ted Wills
549. Hal R. Smith
550. Frank Baumann
551. George Altman
552. Jim Archer
553. Bill Fischer
554. Pirates Team
555. Sam Jones
556. Ken R. Hunt
557. Jose Valdivielso
558. Don Ferrarese
559. Jim Gentile
560. Barry Latman
561. Charley James
562. Bill Monbouquette
563. Bob Cerv
564. Don Cardwell
565. Felipe Alou
566. All Star -- Paul Richards
567. All Star -- Danny Murtaugh
568. All Star -- Bill Skowron
569. All Star -- Frank Herrera
570. All Star -- Nellie Fox
571. All Star -- Bill Mazeroski
572. All Star -- Brooks Robinson
573. All Star -- Ken Boyer
574. All Star -- Luis Aparicio
575. All Star -- Ernie Banks
576. All Star -- Roger Maris
577. All Star -- Hank Aaron
578. All Star -- Mickey Mantle
579. All Star -- Willie Mays
580. All Star -- Al Kaline
581. All Star -- Frank Robinson
582. All Star -- Earl Battey
583. All Star -- Del Crandall
584. All Star -- Jim Perry
585. All Star -- Bob Friend
586. All Star -- Whitey Ford
(587) Not Issued
(588) Not Issued
589. All Star -- Warren Spahn