SS Mgr, b. 1917. Named to the Hall of Fame in 1970, was an accomplished player and manager who created the “Williams Shift” to defend against the game’s greatest hitter. IF OF P C Mgr, 1905-1971. Experience at multiple positions unite these Hall-of-Famers. Dihigo was arguably the greatest all-around player ever. Known as “El Maestro,” he played all nine positions during his 12-year career in the Negro Leagues, and in Latin America. In the Mexican League in 1938 went 18-2 with a 0.90 ERA, while hitting .387. Like Martin who played every position, Stone is the only justice to have sat in every chair on the bench. He was instrumental in helping to position the Court’s jurisprudence in a way that anticipated the waves of civil rights decisions that would follow his tenure. OF Mgr, b. 1931. Won nearly 1,300 games as a manager, including three NL pennants and one World Series championship with the Cardinals. P, b. 1946. This Hall of Famer was one of the key members of Oakland’s dominant squad of the early 1970s, and then helped the Yankees win three pennants from 1976-78.