Algie McBride

1869–1956 (age 87)

baseball outfielder

Biography

Algie McBride pursued his love for baseball with relentless zeal, making his mark as an outfielder whose presence in the field inspired teammates and fans alike. Beyond the diamond, he was known for his upbeat spirit and generous encouragement.

He left a legacy of sportsmanship and camaraderie that continues to motivate young athletes, and his memory is honored at Greenlawn Cemetery as a reminder of the joy he brought to the game.

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