Maurice Van Robays

1914–1965 (age 51)

Biography

Maurice Van Robays (1914–1965) brought joy to sports fans as a left fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates, earning a reputation for graceful play and a generous spirit in the clubhouse. His love of the game remained evident long after his playing days, as he encouraged young athletes to pursue their dreams.

He is remembered not only for his talent on the field but for the kindness he carried into every conversation and for making sure his teammates always felt supported.

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