Larry Woodall
1894–1963 (age 69)
Biography
Larry Woodall spent decades in professional baseball, first showing promise as a catcher and later building a reputation as a conscientious coach and trainer. His dedication to the sport took him from the playing field into mentorship roles, where he guided younger players through the challenges of the major leagues.
Woodall’s years of service were marked by a deep commitment to teamwork and the spirit of the clubhouse; he was admired for his devotion to the welfare of his peers. His passing in 1963 was noted by many who had benefited from his steady presence in the game.