| Survial of the EldestWith the Passing of Frank Evans on August 3rd 2012' Joe B. Scott in the spring of 2013, Ted "Double Duty" Radcliffe, Charles "Goulash" Johnson, Lester Lockett, Buck O'Neil, Sammy Drake, Andy Porter, Art Wilson, etc.... here are those greats who rank among the "youngest," from the former Negro League Legends. |
| HISTORICAL PICSOn these pages are images from both, "Back in the Day" and today, as things stand now. Many of the people featured were very instrumental in the development of the Negro Baseball Leagues. Of the Color photos taken throughout the Chicagoland area, these show what remains today. |
| APPEARANCESClick Here to see Where your Favorite former Negro League Baseball Legends and your Former Barnstorming Baseball Legends will next Appear |
| CONTACT USNegro League Legends.org Post Office Box A3738 Chicago, Illinois 60690-3738 |
Historical and Authentic Newspaper Documentation of the Last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game PRE-GAME Chicago Defender COVERAGE OF THE LAST EAST-WEST ALL-STAR NEGRO LEAGUE BASEBALL GAME.
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Historical and Authentic Newspaper Documentation of the Last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game Post Game card-stock copy of the Chicago Defender story from the last and final Negro League Baseball East-West All-Star Game played August 21, 1960.
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Historical and Authentic Newspaper Documentation of the PRE & POST GAME stories from the Last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game Two Historical Documents dated August 21 1960 and August 23 1960
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Ira McKnight Autographed 8 X 10 photo / drawing Catcher; Kansas City Monarchs
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Ira McKnight Autographed Baseball Catcher; Kansas City Monarchs
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