Jul Kustus
Baseball
Kustus was the son of Anthony Kustus and Elizabeth Flemming Ponke. They were married September 16, 1877 in St. Albertus Church in Detroit. Jul was a baseball player who played outfield for various amateur teams in Detroit beginning around 1901. Some of the teams were Selling and May, Hillsides, the C.C. Wormer Machinery Co., and Bynum and Co. These teams would compete in tournaments for cash prizes. He played professional baseball for the 1909 Brooklyn Superbas who later became the Brooklyn Dodgers. He had a short career as a professional baseball player because he debuted April 17, 1909 and his last game was July 10, 1909. He came back to Detroit where he played amateur baseball again until 1914.\n', '
Joseph "Jul" died in the Eloise Sanitarium in Nankin Township, Michigan April 27, 1916 of pulmonary tuberculosis. He had been a patient there for only 16 days. Many patients in th…
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