Vic Willis

1876–1947 (age 71)

Baseball pitcher

Biography

Vic Willis rose to prominence as one of baseball’s most dependable pitchers, winning over 200 games and earning his place in the Hall of Fame with a career spent mostly with the Boston Beaneaters and the Pittsburgh Pirates. His precise control and quiet demeanor made him a feared opponent on the mound and a beloved teammate in the clubhouse.

After his playing days, he remained a gracious example to younger players and the fans who had cheered him, sharing stories of the early days of the game while enjoying the simple comforts of life back home.

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