532 RBIs in 1,133 games. Excellent defensively, Maxwell posted a .988 fielding percentage playing at first base and left and right field. Life after baseball After his baseball career ended, Maxwell returned to his home in Paw Paw, Michigan, where he sold automobile parts. In 1997, Maxwell was inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. Charlie Maxwell Days were celebrated in August 2010 in Paw Paw with the renaming of the Paw Paw field to the "Charlie Maxwell Ball Diamond". References External links Charlie Maxwell - Baseballbiography.com Official Web Site for Bound Stems 1927 births Living people American League All-Stars Baltimore Orioles players Baseball players from Michigan Birmingham Barons players Boston Red Sox players Chicago White Sox players Detroit Tigers players Louisville Colonels (minor league) players Major League Baseball left fielders People from Longboat Key, Florida People from Paw Paw, Michigan People from Van Buren County, Michigan Roanoke Red Sox players Scranton Red Sox players Western Michigan Broncos baseball players United States Army personnel of World War II Wellsville Nitros players