ISU player baseball dies in car accident
Indiana State University freshman player baseball Jordan Shaw-Tyler was killed in a car accident early Saturday morning in Terre Haute.
According to the Terre Haute Police Department, 18, the natives of Terre Haute was driving to the west Hulman Street, when he slipped on the road. No other details would be released during this period. The police are still in the accident.
The emphasis on sports education at Indiana State, the left-handed outfielder / pitcher baseball scheduled to play during his tenure with the Sycamores.
Shaw-Tyler graduate Terre Haute North High School, last spring, what the Patriots to beat his senior season and was born on Jan.24, 1989.
He is the son of Ed Weather Spoon and Barbie Shaw. He leaves three brothers and sisters: Justin Norton, EJ Weather Weather Spoon and Elijah Spoon. Services
Shaw-Tyler are underway.
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