Ray Caldwell

1888–1967 (age 79)

Baseball pitcher

Biography

Ray Caldwell (1888–1967) pursued his passion as a baseball pitcher, bringing excitement and pride to sports fans of his era.

He is remembered for his athletic talents and the joy he shared, resting at Randolph Cemetery.

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