Anyone ever go to findagrave.com to find an athletes resting place?

Knuckles

Maurice Richards is pretty incredible. It's sad.. but neat that one is able to view these.. findagrave.com

yawie99

That's quite the grave marker. I looked for Art Ross, but to no avail. I did find this one, though, which is as tacky as one would hope for it to be:

DirtyDog48

I went looking on that site a few times and found the guy I was looking for wasnt' dead, he had just been traded to Cleveland.

daddy43

<< <i>I went looking on that site a few times and found the guy I was looking for wasnt' dead, he had just been traded to Cleveland. >>

Axtell

I checked out Ty Cobbs, and ran across this statement in his bio:

"Tys' best friends in the sport was none other than Christy Mathewson! Ty loved and admired "Big Six", visiting with him whenever he got the chance. He even went out of his way to serve with him in the Chemical Warfare Unit (also known as the Gas and Flame Division) during World War I. When Mathewson died in 1925, it was said that Cobb broke down in tears."

Wow...never knew that about him.

goose3

<< <i>I went looking on that site a few times and found the guy I was looking for wasnt' dead, he had just been traded to Cleveland. >>



that's just about the same thing.

DirtyHarry

I haven't gone to a website, but have been to Babe Ruth's grave in Gates of Heaven Cemetary in Valhalla NY. It's about 30 minutes north of NYC. Swing it if you can.