Charles Comiskey

1859–1931 (age 72)

baseball executive

Biography

Charles Comiskey (1859–1931) helped shape the modern game as a pioneering baseball executive, notably guiding the Chicago White Sox through the sport's early professional years.

He dedicated himself to fostering athletic excellence and now rests at Calvary Cemetery, remembered by fans and teammates alike.

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