BALLPLAYER · WORLD SERIES CHAMPION · DENTIST

EDDIE “DOC”
FARRELL

Nine Major League seasons · 1925–1935
1932 World Series Champion with the New York Yankees

MORE THAN A BALLPLAYER

From the Major Leagues to dentistry

Eddie “Doc” Farrell spent nine seasons in the Major Leagues during baseball’s golden age, playing alongside some of the game’s most recognizable names and becoming a World Series champion with the 1932 Yankees. But baseball was only part of his story.

After his playing career, Farrell became a dentist — the profession that gave him the nickname that followed him throughout his life.

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FROM THE ARCHIVE

Featured From the Collection

1930 Eddie Farrell Autographed Photo
Inscribed to Teammate and Hall of Famer George Kelly

1928 Eddie Farrell Baseball Bureau Information Card
Handwritten and signed by Farrell while with the New York Giants