Jack O’Donnell

Jack O’Donnell had consistent success throughout the 1960’s in the NBC World Series. 

O’Donnell burst onto the scene in 1960 earning the first of three NBC All-American selections. He played in ten World Series between 1959 and 1969, managing the Wichita Rapid Transit Dreamliners championships in 1962-1963. 

O’Donnell holds the professional record for winning four games in four consecutive days while pitching for the Atlanta Crackers. 

Jack O’Donnell lived in Wichita and passed away in 1991.