1. I hit 714 career home runs and was also a pretty good pitcher with the Red Sox, but most of my career was with the Yankees. Babe Ruth Mickey Mantle Lou Gehrig Roger Maris

2. I played 19 seasons in the Major Leagues all with the Chicago Cubs. I finished my career with 512 home runs and a .274 batting average. I'm known as "Mr. Cub". Earl Averill Willie Mays Joe Jackson Ernie Banks

3. I finished my career with a .367 batting average and 4,191 hits. I was known as the "Georgia Peach". Sam Crawford Cy Young Ty Cobb Rube Marquard

4. "It ain't over til it's over", but it was over for me in 1965 when my playing career as a catcher ended. I played in 14 World Series, all with the New York Yankees. Roy Campanella Thurman Munson Yogi Berra Bill Dickey

5. I was the winner of three Cy Young awards and pitched four no hitters for the Dodgers before an elbow ailment forced me into early retirement at the age of 30. Duke Snider Sandy Koufax Don Larsen Waite Hoyt

6. I had a 22-year career with the Detroit Tigers. I finished my career in 1974 with a .297 batting average and 3,007 hits. Charles (Mechanical Man) Gehringer Ty Cobb Al Kaline Harry Heilmann

7. I pitched 21 seasons with the Washington Senators. I won an amazing 417 games and struck out 3,509 batters. Cy Young Walter Johnson Christy Mathewson Lefty Grove

8. I am a home run king. I finished my career with 755 home runs and a .305 batting average. Babe Ruth Roger Maris Barry Bonds Hank Aaron

9. I played 19 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates and had a great career, however I was killed in a plane crash at age 38 delivering supplies to aid earthquake vicims in Nicaragua. Roy Campanella Fred Clarke Roberto Clemente Dave Parker

10. Where is the Baseball Hall Of Fame located? Boston, Massachussettes Canton, Ohio Cooperstown, New York Syracuse, New York