Ray Narleski

1928–2012 (age 84)

baseball pitcher

Biography

Ray Narleski carved out a standout major league career with the Cleveland Indians, earning two All-Star selections and anchoring the bullpen as the club chased the 1954 American League pennant.

After hanging up his spikes he remained close to baseball through youth coaching and community events, his competitive spirit and generosity remembered fondly at Eglington Cemetery.

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