Topsy Hartsel

1874–1944 (age 70)

Baseball Player

Biography

Topsy Hartsel (1874-1944) was beloved for the grace and joy he brought to the baseball diamond, delighting fans with his skillful play and respectful demeanor. His love of the game and commitment to teamwork inspired teammates and spectators alike.

He rests at Woodlawn Cemetery, where the legacy of his sportsmanship and the warmth with which he shared his gifts continue to be celebrated.

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