Pat Maxwell, the head baseball coach for Petrolia, died and two other persons were hurt in a two-vehicle collision on Thursday night.

Texas Department of Public Safety personnel and Wichita County deputies worked the scene of the deadly collision. According to DPS, a pickup truck was driving north on Highway 79 soon after 6 o’clock when the driver tried to pass two trucks with horse trailers.

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The pickup’s driver turned into the path of a Tahoe moving south and struck it. The pickup’s driver and passenger were taken there by ambulance. The Tahoe’s driver passed away.

53 was Maxwell’s age. Madi and Mallory, his two daughters, and his wife Barbara are left behind.

Maxwell played baseball for Holliday High School and was an all-state selection. He later played for Western New Mexico University and was selected by the Cleveland Indians in the 29th round of the 1991 amateur draft. He reached his highest point in 1994 and 1995 while playing second and third base alternately.

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