Charlie Hollocher

1896–1940 (age 44)

Baseball Player

Biography

Charlie Hollocher emerged as a talented shortstop for the Chicago Cubs, earning praise for his defensive instincts and dependable bat during the 1920s. He brought a calm confidence to the infield that teammates admired and opponents respected.

Even after his playing career ended, Hollocher remained a beloved figure among fans, known for kindness and a reassuring presence. His life is honored at Oak Hill Cemetery, where the memory of his resilience endures.

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