The year 1933 marked something of a fresh beginning for the Negro leagues, with the start of a new league and the inauguration of what became black baseball’s biggest event, the annual East-West All-Star Game. ....
The Crawfords are possibly the most famous team in Negro league history, featuring five Hall of Famers. Their offense was led by the 22-year-old Josh Gibson, by far the league’s dominant hitter (.411, 14 home runs), and the 35-year-old first baseman/manager Oscar Charleston ...
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1. scottcrawford posted on February 08, 2010 at 09:41 AM # hit 0 | hit 0Hopefully he'll be in C-Town in July, as I'm thinking of heading up for induction Saturday (lotsa players roaming around) and driving home early on Sunday to catch the ceremony on TV. (That field at the Clark Sports Center is brutal, man. Any of you who were there the year of Dave Winfield's speech know exactly what I'm talking about.)
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