Home Run Johnson

1872–1963 (age 91)

Baseball Player

Biography

Home Run Johnson was celebrated for his talent as a baseball player, achieving recognition that echoed beyond the diamond during a vibrant era of American sports. His skillful play and resilient attitude helped pave the way for future athletes who admired his dedication.

He now lies at Lakeside Cemetery, where fans and loved ones alike honor his legacy in athletics and the strides he made for generations of players.

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