Shoffner, Milt b. November 13, 1905 d. January 19, 1978 Professional Baseball Player. Known as Milt "Pinky" Shoffner, his real name was Milburn James Shoffner. He played Major League Baseball for 7 seasons. He was a left handed pitcher and began his career in the minor leagues with Rochester in 1926. He made his Major League debut with the Cleveland Indians, in a relief appearance, on July 20, 1929 when he was 23 years old. In that game, he struck out the legendary Babe Ruth, who he would later surrender four homeruns to. Although he pitched...[Read More] (Bio by: Kevin Guy) Madison Memorial Cemetery, Madison, Lake County, Ohio, USA
b. November 13, 1905 d. January 19, 1978