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George Bird: Last Living Member of the First National Association Season.
George Bird was a centerfielder with Rockford in the National Association in 1871, the first “major league” of professional baseball teams. Articles written in 1940 noted that Bird was the last living player of that first major league season, having lived to the ripe old age of 90.
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