About George Summerville Ward
Lived 1867 – 1940 (aged 72–73). George Summerville Ward was a manager.
George Summerville Ward (1867 – September 3, 1940), was president of the Ward Baking Company and he was vice president of the Brooklyn Tip-Tops, the Federal League baseball club.
Biography Ward was born January 1, 1867, in Pittsburgh. He had a son, Walter Stevenson Ward, who in 1922, shot and killed a man named Clarence Melvin Peters, who he claimed had been blackmailing him. George died on September 3, 1940, in Havana, Cuba.
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Who was George Summerville Ward?
American baseball executive (1867-1940)
When was George Summerville Ward born?
George Summerville Ward was born in 1867.
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George Summerville Ward died on 3 September 1940.
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George Summerville Ward was a manager.
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