Frank Wilson (2002) - Varsity Club Hall of Fame

Frank Wilson

A highly-skilled athlete, he earned 11 varsity letters- four each in baseball and football and three in track.
He was a member of Boston College's 1920 Eastern Football champions, and as a senior in 1923, was the leading rusher on the Eagle team that finished with a 7-1-1 record.
His dazzling speed earned him a host of collegiate track honors.
A four-year starter in the Eagles' baseball outfield, he led the 1923 team to a 30-3 record that included 22 consecutive victories. As a senior, he led the nation in batting with a .450 average and established a college baseball record by hitting safely in 27 straight games.
Following graduation, he went directly to the roster of the Boston Braves and played right field in 61 games. He later played with the Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Browns.
Inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.