Hank Aaron, best known by the nicknames “Hammer” or “Hammerin’ Hank,” was unlike any hitter in the league during his ...
More than 70 percent of black Major League Baseball players grew up with their father, compared twith about 40 percent of a matched sample. I had one last doubt. Baseball is a suburban game ...
Major League Baseball's Royals played in his hometown Kansas City, Missouri, but Allen — who is Black and lived in the inner city — didn't come across many baseball opportunities until late in ...
The Suffolk and the Riverhead Anti-Bias Task Force present the second installment of “Black History On Screen.” ...
Felix Mantilla, who was among the first wave of Puerto Rican players in Major League Baseball and a minor and major league teammate of Henry “Hank” Aaron, who helped Aaron integrate the farm ...
bring more black players into the major leagues, and increase public awareness of black baseball. The major leagues were segregated until April 15, 1947, when Jackie Robinson made his debut with ...