William C Taber Jr

William C Taber Jr., 1886-1950: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34277640/william-c-taber

"William C. Taber Dies in Florida," Ithaca Journal, February 4, 1950, 3.
"William C. Taber, about 64, died unexpectedly Friday, Feb. 3, 1950, in Miami, Fla. Proprietor of a boat livery and bait concession on the Pier Rd., at the mouth of the Inlet, he was well known to sportsmen of Ithaca. He had been visiting during the Winter at his brother's home in Miami. His brother, Harry B. Taber, a former Ithacan, is president of the new million-dollar baseball stadium at Miami, home of the Sun Sox Club of which his son. Harry B. Taber Jr., is president. He was a veteran of World War 1.
Surviving besides his brother are two sisters, Mrs. James Shaw of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Frank Manion of Detroit, Mich.; his stepmother, Mrs. William C. Taber; three half brothers, Albert, John and Richard Taber; an aunt, Mrs. Alice Bool, all of Ithaca..."

Occupation in 1919 and 1921 city directories listed as "ball player."

"Veterans First Game Sunday in Cortland," Ithaca Journal, June 7, 1919, 2.
"A squad of 12 players of the Tompkins County War Veterans' baseball team will be taken to Cortland tomorrow afternoon to play their first game if the season against the strong Loyal Order of Moose aggregation....William Taber, first baseman...:

"Social and Personal," Ithaca Journal, January 10, 1920, 3.
"William Taber, jr. of 316 1/2 East Seneca street, formerly of the Wharton motion company has a position with the Grossman Company playing a prominent part in the new feature "Face to Face."