Jack Slattery

1878–1949 (age 71)

Biography

Jack Slattery (1878-1949) brought athleticism and grit to early professional baseball, playing infield for clubs such as the Boston Americans and the Chicago White Sox while inspiring fans with his work ethic.

After his playing days, he remained committed to mentoring young athletes and quietly supporting the neighborhoods he called home, a presence remembered at St. Joseph Cemetery.

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