Joseph Quick

1878–1969 (age 91)

Baseball Player

Biography

Joseph Quick devoted himself to America’s pastime, appearing in the major leagues with a calm demeanor that supported his teammates and earned the respect of sportswriters who covered him.

He spent his later years quietly cherishing the camaraderie of the game, and friends now pay their respects to him at The Evergreens Cemetery.

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