Dick Johnston

1863–1934 (age 71)

Biography

Dick Johnston, born in 1863, earned his reputation as a devoted outfielder and reliable teammate, part of the generation that helped bring baseball into the public conscience. His nimble fielding and understanding of the sport’s strategic demands made him a valued presence on every roster he joined.

Following his playing days, Johnston stayed close to the game as an advisor and beloved figure among Saint Marys fans, always ready to share memories of great plays and lessons learned. His legacy endures with the friends and family who visit him in Saint Marys Cemetery.

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