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With the Recent Passings of "Double Duty", "Goulash", Lester Lockett, etc., here are those greats who rank among the "youngest," from the former Negro League Legends.

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On 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.

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Johnny Washington

Johnny WashingtonFormer lefthander Pitcher for both Chicago American Giants and the Houston Eagles.

Henry "Hank" Presswood

Henry "Hank" PresswoodFormer infielder for both the Cleveland Buckeyes and then the Kansas City Monarchs under the leadership of Buck O'Neil.

Nathan Griffin - alias Sonny Weston

Nathan Griffin - alias Sonny WestonFormer outfielder for the Chicago American Giants during the 1951 and 1952 campaigns.

Ira McKnight

Ira McKnightFormer All-Star catcher for the Kansas City Monarchs.

Robert "Bob" Wiggins

Robert "Bob" WigginsFormer Outfielder for the Raleigh Tigers.

Charles Johnson

Charles JohnsonThe late Charles Johnson, a former pitcher and outfielder with the Chicago American Giants among other Negro League Teams from the 20's and 30's.

Carl Long

Carl LongFormer outfielder for the Birmingham Black Barons.

Art Hamilton

Art HamiltonAll-Star Catcher for the Detroit Stars.

Harold "Buster" Hair

Harold "Buster" HairOutfielder for the Birmingham Black Barons.

Odell Norris - Barnstormer

Odell Norris - BarnstormerFormer infielder for the Indianapolis Clowns.

Legends

LegendsAmong those who have recently passed include Ted "Double Duty" Radcliff - a former catcher, pitcher and manager in Baseball's Negro Leagues. Lester Lockett who twice hit over .400. Charles "Goulash" Johnson who grew up just blocks from Alex and Ted Radcliff and who himself went on to become both a pitcher and an outfielder for the Chicago American Giants among others.
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Hall of Famer MONTE IRVIN
Hall of Famer MONTE IRVINMonte Irvin fashioned a career of excellence in both the Negro Leagues and the Major Leagues. One of the finest African-American players in the years preceding integration. A high-average hitter with some power who played for the Newark Eagles in a lineup that ncluded legends Willie Wells, Biz Mackey, and Mule Suttles. The well-spoken and dignified Irvin,88 crossed the color line in 1949 and was a key contributor to two New York Giants pennant-winners, hitting .458 in the 1951 World Series. Quote "Most of the black ballplayers thought Monte Irvin should have been the first black in the major leagues. Monte was our best young ballplayer at the time… He could hit that long ball, he had a great arm, he could field, he could run. Yes, he could do everything." — Cool Papa Bell (as per daughter Coonie Brooks)
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