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Survial of the Eldest

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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Historical and Authentic Newspaper Documentation of the PRE & POST GAME stories from the Last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game

Historical and Authentic Newspaper Documentation of the PRE & POST GAME stories from the Last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game
Courtesy Chicago Defender
Historical and Authentic Newspaper Documentation of the PRE & POST GAME stories from the Last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game
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Card Stock PRE and POST-GAME 81/2" X 11" Newspaper Coverage courtesy of the Chicago Defender of what was the last East-West Negro League Baseball All-Star Game played Sunday August 21, 1960 at Chicago's Comiskey Park. Won by the West Team 8-4, these two articles feature detailed accounts of how the East Team jumped out to a commanding 4-0 only to loose the game 8-4.
These two documents also feature the game's Starting Lineups as provided by the game's original managers SHERWOOD BREWER (of the Kansas City Monarchs) and JIMMY CANADY (of the Birmingham Black Barons) Featured in the game were: FRANK WILLIAMS - the older brother of Baseball Hall-of-Famer and Chicago Cub Billy Williams; East Team Starting pitcher Ernest "Ernie" Westfield of the Birmingham Black Barons, pitcher Willie Gilmore of the famed Kansas City Monarchs who eventually got the win and Detroit Stars' All-Time Catcher Art Hamilton who tied the game with his fourth inning homer. These TWO (2) historical documents come with a protective Top-Loader free of charge!

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