1948 World Series
October 6, 1948 · Braves Field
Every player's age on the day of Game 1.
Cleveland Indians (4), manager Lou Boudreau
- Satchel Paige, P: 42 years, 91 days
- Joe Gordon, 2B: 33 years, 231 days
- Wally Judnich, CF: 32 years, 256 days
- Bob Muncrief, P: 32 years, 252 days
- Ken Keltner, 3B: 31 years, 341 days
- Hal Peck, RF: 31 years, 169 days
- Lou Boudreau, SS: 31 years, 81 days
- Russ Christopher, P: 31 years, 24 days
- Thurman Tucker, CF: 31 years, 10 days
- Ed Klieman, P: 30 years, 199 days
- Bob Feller, P: 29 years, 338 days
- Steve Gromek, P: 28 years, 265 days
- Jim Hegan, C: 28 years, 64 days
- Bob Kennedy, RF: 28 years, 49 days
- Gene Bearden, P: 28 years, 31 days
- Bob Lemon, P: 28 years, 14 days
- Eddie Robinson, 1B: 27 years, 296 days
- Dale Mitchell, LF: 27 years, 44 days
- Joe Tipton, C: 26 years, 231 days
- Allie Clark, RF: 25 years, 112 days
- Ray Boone, 3B: 25 years, 71 days
- Larry Doby, CF: 24 years, 298 days
- Al Rosen, 3B: 24 years, 220 days
Boston Braves (2), manager Billy Southworth
- Frank McCormick, 1B: 37 years, 119 days
- Nels Potter, P: 37 years, 44 days
- Red Barrett, P: 33 years, 235 days
- Eddie Stanky, 2B: 33 years, 33 days
- Phil Masi, C: 32 years, 274 days
- Bob Elliott, 3B: 31 years, 315 days
- Ray Sanders, 1B: 31 years, 307 days
- Bill Salkeld, C: 31 years, 212 days
- Tommy Holmes, RF: 31 years, 191 days
- Mike McCormick, CF: 31 years, 153 days
- Johnny Sain, P: 31 years, 11 days
- Bill Voiselle, P: 29 years, 251 days
- Connie Ryan, 2B: 28 years, 222 days
- Sibby Sisti, 2B: 28 years, 72 days
- Vern Bickford, P: 28 years, 50 days
- Marv Rickert, LF: 27 years, 272 days
- Warren Spahn, P: 27 years, 166 days
- Clint Conatser, CF: 27 years, 74 days
- Al Dark, SS: 26 years, 273 days
- Earl Torgeson, 1B: 24 years, 279 days