Chief Wilson
1883–1954 (age 71)
Biography
Chief Wilson, born in 1883, became known for his blazing speed and fearless play as an outfielder in the major leagues, most notably leading the league in triples and setting a record of 36 in a single season. His professional career inspired admiration for his athleticism and his dedication to the sport.
He ended his days in 1954 and was laid to rest at Austin Memorial Park Cemetery, where the echoes of his contributions to baseball continue to be celebrated by fans and historians alike.