Rochester, MN

Rochester is located in southern Minnesota, 60 miles south of St. Paul, MN. It is home to the world-famous Mayo Clinic, specialized in the treatment of cancer, and many of the persons who died here were undergoing treatment for the disease.

Teams that have played here

• Rochester Roosters, Minnesota-Wisconsin League (1910)
• Rochester Bears, Minnesota-Wisconsin League (1911)
• Rochester Bugs, Minnesota-Wisconsin League (1912)
• Rochester A's, Three-I League (1958)
• Rochester Aces, Northern League (1993)
• Rochester Honkers, Northwoods League (1994-present)

Persons who were born here

• Daniel Lyons, minor league infielder
• Matt Meyer, minor league pitcher
• Michael Restovich, outfielder
• Aaron Senne, minor league infielder

Persons who died here

• Ernest Barnard, executive
• Jimmy Grant, infielder
• Frank Jelincich, outfielder
• Dick Lanahan, pitcher
• Walter O'Malley, owner; Hall of Fame
• Jack Ryan, outfielder
• Charlie Sedor, minor league player
• Danny Thompson, infielder
• Les Tietje, pitcher
• Johnny Van Cuyk, pitcher
• Del Webb, owner
• Julie Wera, infielder

Educational institutions located here

• Century High School
• Mayo High School
• Rochester Community & Technical College