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Negro Leagues Baseball Museum: After vandalism, people from across...
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Staff at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City discovered a vandal flooded their new education center, leaving them with an ...
Shuckers and Suns to salute Negro League Baseball with special...
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Join the Biloxi Shuckers on Thursday night as the Biloxi Shuckers and Jacksonville Suns salute the Negro Baseball Leagues and recognize the Biloxi Dodgers, a...
Geoff Calkins: 'Showboat' Harris was a Negro League star
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Lonnie Harris is one of a dwindling number of Memphians who played in the Negro League.
Group seeks headstone for Negro Leagues player - Washington Times
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What if a baseball player the caliber of Lou Brock came from Bloomington? Would that merit an honorific statue?
Negro League female icon Mamie 'Peanut' Johnson dead at 82
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The first woman pitcher to appear in the Negro Leagues, Mamie “Peanut” Johnson, died Tuesday. She was 82. In 1953, as an ambitious ...
Former owner of Negro League baseball team honored by President Obama...
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Forbes joined about a dozen former baseball players invited to meet President Barack Obama, who honored them for their contributions to athletics and civil...
Arlington teen makes pitch for Negro league players - The Boston Globewww.boston.com/.../arlington_teen_makes_pitch_for_negro_leag...
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Cam Perron, 16, turned a hobby into a cause: Doing right by Negro league baseball players.
Alabama announces museum to honor the Negro League baseball | Reuters
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In the city where baseball legends Satchel Paige and Willie Mays played on a segregated team, plans for a new Negro League Baseball Museum were unveiled Friday.
A Long Toss Back to the Heyday of Negro League Baseball | History...
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Sportswriter Frank Deford looks back at the games that opened the national pastime to African-Americans
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Baseball ist in den USA so beliebt wie Fußball in Deutschland. Die SZ für Kinder erklärt, wie das Spiel funktioniert.
Hamtramck's Negro League stadium recognized as relic of baseball's...
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Gillette, and those who worked with him, see a vision that others have overlooked and hope for the day that cracking bats, cheering fans once again fill the...
BOOKS: Attaining racial equality in baseball - Washington Times
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Journalist Larry Tye has written an epic biography of a man and his times while sociologist Bob Luke has created a prism reflecting the impact of one largely...
New life at the old ballpark: Renovations for historic Negro League...
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A baseball stadium that once served as the home diamond for two Detroit-based Negro League baseball clubs is primed to see a face lift next year as a local...
Edelson: Local filmmaker's documentary on Negro League players...
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East Brunswick native Lauren Meyer's documentary, `The Other Boys of Summer,'' which looks at 12 Negro League players, will be out this ...
Events August 15 – 18: Born to Be Wild, Negro League Stories, Book...
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This week, Smithsonian brings you an IMAX animal adventure, storytelling about the Negro League era, a visiting author and a free outdoor jazz funk concert
Jack White to Help Restore Detroit-Area Negro League Baseball Stadium...
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Jose' Mendez, Baseball player born - African American Registry
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From to 1914, Mendez was one of the greatest Negro League pitchers, along with Rube Foster and Smokey Joe Williams. Despite his slight build 5' 8”, ...
Let's Learn From the Past: Pittsburgh's Negro League teams |...
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Pittsburgh was the center of Negro League baseball for nearly two decades.
Negro Leagues - The New York Times
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News about the Negro Leagues. Commentary and archival information about the Negro Leagues from The New York Times.
Negro League fans, often in their Sunday best, flocked to games
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Negro League baseball was often played on Sundays, with well-clad fans going directly from church. Games were social events but integration ...
Negro League Baseball - HISTORY
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Negro League Baseball got its start thanks to the increasing popularity of two things after the Civil War: baseball and segregation.. The National Association
Negro League star Bill McCrary forged fond memories in Rochester
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When Jeff Klein, an avid baseball fan and collector from Honeoye Falls, wrote to Bill McCrary, a retired Negro League shortstop living in Hot ...
New Negro League Baseball Museum Opens In Baltimore County – CBS...
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It is Opening Day for the new Negro League Baseball Museum in Baltimore County. Organizers spent decades and thousands of dollars collecting artifacts.
Negro League Baseball Day in Maryland celebrated this Saturday
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On May 7, then Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley signed a bill declaring the second Saturday in May as Negro League Baseball Day in Maryland.
Negro League players worthy of ESPN Hall of 100
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ESPN's Hall of 100 should include Oscar Charleston, Satchel Paige and other greats from the Negro Leagues.
Negro League Baseball Reunion brings game’s greats, families to...
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Former Negro Leagues baseball player Roosevelt Jackson gets a handshake at the Negro League Reunion in Birmingham. (Solomon ...
Yanks play KC, celebrate Negro Leagues Museum | MLB.com
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is horrifying. Each word is a roller-coaster ride from shock to outrage and back to a consuming state of disbelief. It's a small display midway through the...
Portraits of the Negro Leagues: A visual look at some of the great...
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From through 1946, no blacks were allowed to play in the major leagues. Shut out by the white establishment, black players formed their own...
Trailblazing Negro League baseball star, Rock Hill native Carl Long...
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Carl Long, who used baseball to escape segregation and broke the color barrier of the Carolina League as its first black pro ballplayer, died Monday after a...
Negro League site in Hamtramck gets $50K parks grant
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One of the nation’s few remaining Negro League stadiums gets $50,000 National Parks Service grant for development plan
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