Leo T. Yager

1901–1949 (age 48)

Pitcher

Biography

Leo T. Yager took the pitcher's mound with enthusiasm, offering moments of excitement and camaraderie to the fans who followed him through the 1920s and 1930s.

His love for the game endures in stories shared by friends and family, and he now rests at Calvary Cemetery, where the quiet beauty of the grounds honors his passion.

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