Steve Sundra

1910–1952 (age 42)

Major League Baseball pitcher

Biography

Steve Sundra (1910-1952) made his mark as a Major League Baseball pitcher, bringing determination and a steady arm to every outing in his professional career.

He remains remembered for his quiet resilience, and his resting place at Calvary Cemetery honors the lasting impression he left on the sport and the fans who admired him.

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