Eddie Cicotte returned to Michigan and lived under a pseudonym in order to protect his family from people
who tease them.
Arnold "Chick" Gandil was a plumber after he was banned from baseball.
Claude "Lefty" Williams stayed in Laguana Beach, California and ran a garden nursery.
Oscar "Happy" Felsch went back to Milwaukee and played sandlot ball.
Swede Risberg later played semi-pro baseball and then got involved in the tavern and lumber business until
his death in 1975.
Buck Weaver worked odd jobs, played semi-pro ball and sandlot ball, managed a women's
team, was painter, and worked in the drugstore business.
Fred Mcmullin returned to Los Angeles and became a deputy marshall for the U.S. Marshalls office.
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson opened a dry cleaning business in Savannah, Georgia.
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