Charlie Carr

1875–1932 (age 57)

Biography

Charlie Carr made his mark as a reliable major league first baseman, delivering steady offense and skillful defense for teams such as Cleveland and Detroit before returning to Indiana to share his love of the game.

Frequently remembered for his mentorship of young athletes, he remained engaged with baseball circles until his passing and is honored at Crown Hill Cemetery.

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