Detroit Stars. North Detroit Cubs Ford UAW Local North Detroit Cubs (IND)

Transcription

1 Tabron, Don 1934 Joe Louis Brown Bombers 1934 Chatman Colored All Stars 1934 Chatham All Stars (Canadian Provincial League Champs) 1935 Chatham All Stars (D) (Canadian Provincial League) 1935 Detroit Cubs 1936 Detroit Stars 1937 Zulu Cannibal Giants (Charlie Henry - Manager) 1937 Turpin All Stars 1937 Turned down contract w/pittsburgh Crawfords (NNL) Turpin All Stars Turpin A.C. Detroit Stars Detroit Cubs North Detroit Cubs Ford UAW Local North Detroit Cubs Chatham All Stars (Canadian Tournaments) Taborn, Earl St. Louis Giants Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1949 Sold to New York Yankees (MLBB) Organization 1949 Newark (IL) Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) (D) 1951 Mexico City (Mexican League) Aguila (Mexican League) 1954 Oriente (Dominican Summer League) Aguila (Mexican League) Nuevo Laredo (Mexican League) 1959 Mexico City Tigers (Mexican League) 1959 Cordoba (Liga Veracruzana) 1960 Aguila (Mexican League) 1961 Puebla (Mexican League) Winter League: Santurce Cangrejeros (Puerto Rico) Santurce Cangrejeros (Puerto Rico) Santurce Cangrejeros (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Leon Melenudos (Nicaraguan Professional Baseball League) Puebla Camoteros (Liga Invernal Vercruzana) (Mexico) also played in Venezuela and Panama Puerto Rican League All Star Team ( ) Mexican League Homerun Title ( Homeruns) 367

2 Liga Invernal de Veracruzana All Star Team ( ) Mexican League All Star Team (1961) Tanner, Jack 1933 Tacoma Junior American Legion Team (Tacoma, Washington) Johnson Point 1935 Wheelites (CA) 1936 Tacoma Stadium High School (State Baseball Champions) 1939 Seattle American Giants 1939 Seattle American Giants (Pugent Sound League) General Motors (Valley League) Nauberts Recreation (Twilight League) Stadium Independents (Western Washington League) U.S. Army (World War II - Pacific Theater) College of Pugent Sound (College Baseball & Football) also played for the Seattle Ubangi - black football team Tarbero, Bert Indianapolis Clowns Tasby, Willie Mc Clymonds High School (Oakland, CA) Trans Ocean Airlines (Industrial League) Oakland Giants 1950 Fargo-Moorhead (Northern League) 1951 Phoenix (Southwestern International League) 1952 Signed by St. Louis Browns (MLBB) 1952 Pocatello Bannocks (Pioneer League) York (Piedmont League) San Antonio Missions (Texas League) 1956 Texas City (Big State League) 1957 Vancouver (PCL) 1957 Knoxville (South Atlantic League) 1958 Louisville (AA) Baltimore Orioles (ML) 1960 Traded to Boston Red Sox for Gene Stephens 1960 Boston Red Sox (ML) 1960 Drafted by expansion Washington Senators for $ 75, Washington Senators (ML) 1962 Traded to Cleveland Indians for Steve Hamilton and Don Rudolph Cleveland Indians (ML) 1964 Portland Beavers (PCL) 1965 Monterrey (Mexican League) 1966 Reynosa (Mexican League) 1967 Plant City Pirates (FWCNL) Caguas Criolles (Puerto Rico) Cartegena (Colombian League) Habana Leones (Cuban Winter League) Habana Leones (Cuban Winter League) 368

3 Piedmont League Homerun and RBI Titles: ( homeruns and 121 RBI) Piedmont League All Star Team (1952) Puerto Rican League Doubles Leader: ( doubles) American Association League Rookie of Year (1958) American Association League All Star Team (1958) American League Rookie All Star Team (1959) Cuban League All Star Team ( ) Tatum, James Jr Chattanooga Royals Chattanooga Stars Chattanooga A s Taylor, Carl Stockham Valves and Fittings (BIL) Chrysler (Detroit Industrial League Panthers (Northeastern Park) Taylor, Charley Grand Prairie High School (High School Football & Baseball) Grand Prairie (Black semipro baseball team) (Barnstormed all over Texas and Midwest - 60/40 ball) (Theotis Smith - Owner/Manager) Arizona State University (College Football & Baseball) 1964 Drafted number 1 by the Washington Redskins (NFL) Washington Redskins (NFL) All Western Athletic Conference (1962 and 1963) National Football League Pro Bowl (1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975) National Football League - Leading Pass Receiver: (1966, 1967, 1970 and 1972) National Football League - Super Bowl (1972) National Football Hall of Fame (1984) Taylor, Freddie 1948 Seguin Red All Stars Texas Southern University (Ready) Houston Stars Atlanta Black Crackers (NSL) U.S. Army (Fort Stewart Savannah, Georgia) San Antonio All Stars Wheatley Court All Stars San Antonio Hawks Brooks Field AFB (San Antonio, TX) 369

4 All Army Baseball Team (1952 and 1953) Memphis Red Sox (played in one game with Bob Boyd) (NAL) Taylor, Herman Asheville Blues (NSL) 1948 Greensboro Red Wings (NAA) (D) High Point Red Sox Greensboro Red Sox Taylor, Robert Chappie Johnson's All Stars (Lightning, Harold Cooper's All Stars Flash) 1936 Pittsburgh Crawfords (NNL) 1937 Homestead Grays (NNL) 1938 Indianapolis ABC's (NAL) (D) Albany Black Sox 1939 St. Louis Stars (NAL) 1940 New Orleans-St. Louis Stars (NAL) 1942 New York Black Yankees (NNL) Taylor, Roosevelt Williamsburg Buckeyes (Town Team) Circle Black Sox (Town Team) Williamsburg (VA) High School (High school football and baseball) Baltimore Bruins (Brady Johnson owner) Greensboro Red Birds (NCL) 1956 U.S. Army (Fort Eustis Military Baseball) 1956 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) (Played a couple of games on weekends while in Army) Taylor, Samuel T. (Sam) 1946 East St. Louis White Sox (Marlon Starling - Manager) Sixth Street Stars East St. Louis Giants (St. Louis City League) East St. Louis Colts Metropolitan All Stars Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1954 Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1954 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1955 St. Louis Rams East St. Louis Colts 1958 East St. Louis Midgets Brooklyn Robins (Tandy League) Taylor, Tommy 1954 Blair Chapel (TN) Bradenton Nine Devils (FL) 1956 Jack Rossiter's Baseball School Bill Virdon's Baseball School 1957 Signed by Cincinnati Reds (MLBB) 1957 Palatka (Florida State League) 1958 Hornell (New York Penn League) 1958 Geneva Redlegs (New York Penn League) 1958 Released by Cincinnati Reds (MLBB) 1958 Cocoa Beach (FSNL) Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1960 Kansas City Monarchs 370

5 (Post season barnstorming tours) 1960 Satchel Paige's All Stars (Canadian Tournament Tour) 1960 Saskatoon Gems (Western Canada League) 1961 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1961 Bismarck Man Dan Partners (Minnesota Twins Farm System) 1961 Edmonton Eskimos (Western Canada League) 1961 Lethbridge White Sox (Western Canada League) Calgary (Canada) Coaching Career: Lane College - Baseball Coach (8 years) Teasley, Ronald 1939 Detroit Cubs (Ron, Schoolboy) 1939 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company - Local Detroit Motor City Giants Detroit Black Sox Detroit Red Sox Ypsilanti Detroit Wolves Detroit Motor City Giants Northwestern High School (Detroit, Michigan) (10 Varsity letters) (All City - Basketball & Baseball)(Two times) (All State - Baseball) (.420 career batting average) Numerous Detroit Amateur Teams Ford All-Stars Local Union 49 Great Lakes Insurance Heart of Detroit Highland Park Aces Dee's Sporting Goods Toledo Cubs Toledo Crawfords 1944 Detroit Wolves 1944 UAW Local 600 (Team sponsored by Ford Motor Co.) (Team managed by Charles Red House) (Wichita Tournament) Detroit Motor City Giants 1945 Toledo Cubs (USL) 1945 Toledo Rays (USL) 1945 Toledo Cubs 1945 Toledo Crawfords 1945 Detroit Motor City Giants (USL) 1945 Wayne State University (College baseball - hit.500) 1946 Navy All Stars (Sipan) (Military Baseball) Wayne State University (College Baseball - hit.360 &.400) (College Basketball) 1947 Detroit Wolves 1948 Signed by Brooklyn Dodgers (MLBB) 1948 Olean Oilers (Pony League) (Brooklyn Dodgers Organization) 1948 New York Cubans (NNL) 371

6 1949 Carmen Cardinals (Manitoba Senior Baseball League) 1950 Carmen Cardinals (Mandak League) Motor City Giants 1951 Ford All Stars (NABF) (NABF League Champions) All-American Whiz Kids (Barnstorming Basketball Team) 1948 Brooklyn Dodgers Spring Training (Vero Beach, Florida) Mandak League All Star Team (1949, 1950 and 1951) High School Coaching Career: Northwestern High School Varsity Baseball (20 years) Varsity Basketball (2 years) 26-4 Junior Varsity Basketball (3 years) Varsity Golf Coached 15 championship teams Wayne State University Sports Hall of Fame Teel, Joseph Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame Peekskill High School (Peekskill, New York) (High School Baseball & Basketball) 1946 Peekskill (NY) (American Legion) U.S. Navy (Military Baseball and Basketball) (Norfolk Naval Air Flyers - Basketball) (Norfolk, Virginia) Philadelphia Stars (NAL) (Oscar Charleston - Manager) Harlem Globetrotters Thomas, Clint 1919 Bowers Easters (Sand lot team) (Hawk) 1920 Brooklyn Royal Giants 1921 Columbus Buckeyes (NNL) 1922 Detroit Stars (NNL) Hilldale Daisies (ECL) 1928 Atlantic City Bacharach Giants (ECL) 1929 Atlantic City Bacharach Giants (ANL) 1930 New York Lincoln Giants (D) 1931 Harlem Stars 1932 Indianapolis ABC s (NSL) 1932 New York Black Yankees (EWL) New York Black Yankees 1936 Newark Eagles (NNL) New York Black Yankees (NNL) Habana Leones (Cuba) 1924 Habana (Special Season Gran Premio) (Cuba) Almendares (Cuba) 1925 All Yankees (American Series vs All Cubans) (Cuba) 372

7 Alacranes (Special Season Triangular) (Cuba) Philadelphia Royal Giants (California Winter League) Almendares (Cuba) 1930 Almendarista (Special Season-UNICO) (Cuba) Thomas, Earl 1951 High Hat Barbershop Fort Lauderdale Braves U.S. Marines Ft. Lauderdale Braves Thomas, George Philadelphia Stars (Wardell Jackson - Owner) 1958 Chicago White Sox (MLBB) Tryout (Comiskey Park - Chicago, IL) Raleigh Tigers (NAL) (Arthur Dove - Owner) Shaw University (College Baseball & Basketball) Philadelphia Stars (Based out of New Orleans, LA) U.S. Army (Military Police) (Military Baseball & Basketball) (Fort Hood, Texas and Germany - Europe) Chicago Yankees Philadelphia Stars (Canadian Tournaments) 1960 Philadelphia Stars Spring Training (Birmingham, Alabama) 1961 Philadelphia Stars Spring Training (Birmingham, Alabama) 1961 Philadelphia Stars (Canadian Tournaments) Thomas, Henry Clyde Alexandria Black Aces (Hank) (Alexandria, Louisiana) (Thomas "Big Train" Parker - Team Manager) 1960 Signed by Winfield Welch for Philadelphia Stars 1960 Philadelphia Stars (Based out New Orleans, Louisiana) Alexandria Black Aces U.S. Army (Military baseball & football) (Ft. Polk Louisiana and Ft. Knox - Kentucky) (Camp Casey & Camp Beaver - Korea) Cox Clippers (Pontiac, Michigan) Thomas, Lavon Alden Cardinals (BIL) Ensley (BIL) Stockham Valves and Fittings (BIL) East Thomas Eagles (BIL) (Won three championships with East Thomas and one w/ Alden) 373

8 Thomas, Terry Plant City Trojans (Semiprofessional - Black Florida Football League) Plant City Aces (FSNL) Pepsi Cola Giants (FSNL) 1947 Atlanta Black Crackers (NSL) 1947 New Orleans Black Pelicans (NSL) Plant City Aces (FWCNL) Thomas, Willie Wheatley All Stars (San Antonio, Texas) San Antonio Indians (STNL) San Antonio Indians (Pittman-Sullivan League) Thompkins, Allie L Pittsburgh Monarchs Pittsburgh Crawfords (D) 1929 Homestead Grays (ANL) 1930 Pittsburgh Crawfords Thompson, Frank A Nashville Cubs (Hoss) Nashville Cubs (NSL) Morocco Stars 1951 Baltimore Elite Giants (NAL) (D) Birmingham Black Barons (NAL) plus played for New Era Giants and Cleveland Buckeyes Thompson, Henry Curtis (Hank) Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) Military Service 1947 Signed with Willard Brown by Bill Veeck St. Louis Browns (MLBB) 1947 St. Louis Browns (ML) 1948 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) (D) 1949 Jersey City Giants (IL) New York Giants (ML) 1951 Minneapolis Millers (AA) New York Giants (ML) 1957 Minneapolis Millers (AA) 1945 Tampico (Mexican League) 1946 Kansas City Monarchs (Negro League World Series - Lost to Newark Eagles) Havana Leones (Cuban Winter League) Havana Leones (Cuban Winter League) Havana Leones (Cuban Winter League) 1951 New York Giants - World Series (Lost to New York Yankees 4-2) 1954 New York Giants - World Series (Beat Cleveland Indians 4-0) Ponce (Puerto Rican Winter League) Cuban League All Star Team ( , and ) Thompson, James Decatur Red Sox (Newton County league) 1960 Clarksdale (MS) (Town Team) Mississippi Valley State College (College Baseball) 374

9 Biloxi Dodgers (GCNL) Meridian Braves (MS) Thompson, Johnny Decatur Red Sox (Newton County League) 1960 Clarksdale (MS) (Town Team) Mississippi Valley State College (College Baseball) Biloxi Dodgers (GCNL) Mobile Black Bears United States Air Force (Military Baseball) Japan (USAF baseball)( ) Biloxi Dodgers (GCNL) All Military Service All Star Team (1968) Thompson, Norman Pasagoula Merchants (GCNL) Thompson, Sandy 1939 Palmer House Indians (Assumed name used by Joe B. Scott) Thompson, Thomas Miami Giants (Bat Boy) (Pete) Thompson, Woody Decatur Red Sox (Newton County League) Decatur Red Sox (GCNL) Jackson State University (College baseball) Thornton, Otis Ensley Steel (BIL) Westfield High School (Baseball and football star) 1965 Signed by Houston Astros (MLBB) 1965 Bradenton Astros (Florida Rookie League) 1966 Bismark-Mandan (Northern League) 1966 Salisbury (Western Carolina League) 1967 Coco Beach (Florida State League) 1968 Greensboro (Carolina League) 1968 Williamsport (New York Penn League) 1969 Newport News (Carolina League) 1970 Columbus (Southern League) 1970 Raleigh Durham (Carolina League) Oklahoma City 89ers (AA) 1973 Houston Astros (ML) 1973 Denver Bears (AA) 1974 Columbus (Southern League) Stockham (BIL) Dominican Republic Industrial League Most Valuable Player (Birmingham, AL) (1983 and 1985) Thurman, Earston Fairmount Foundry (BIL) (Lil Darling) Norway Braves Newark Hawks (NJ) Stockham (Y.M.C.A. Industrial League) 375

10 Thurman, Robert 1939 Barnett Fuel (Bob) (Denver Post Tournament) U.S. Army (military Service) (New Guinea and Philippines) Homestead Grays (NNL) 1949 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1949 Sold by Tom Baird (owner) of the Kansas City Monarchs to the New York Yankees organization (D) 1949 Sold by Yankees to Chicago Cubs (MLBB) 1949 Newark Bears (IL) 1950 Springfield Cubs (IL) San Francisco Seals (PCL) Suspended List Escogido (Dominican Summer League) 1955 Signed by Gabe Paul and Birdie Tebbets of Cincinnati Reds (MLBB) for $ 10, Cincinnati Reds (ML) 1957 Seattle Rainiers (PCL) 1959 Omaha Cardinals (AA) Seattle Rainiers (PCL) 1960 Charleston Senators (AA) 1961 Charlotte Hornets (South Atlantic League) Santurce Cangrejeros (Puerto Rican Winter League) Santurce (Puerto Rico) Santurce Cangrejeros (Puerto Rican Winter League) Santurce (Puerto Rico) 1951 Santurce (Caribbean World Series) Santurce (Puerto Rico) Santurce (Puerto Rico) 1953 Santurce (Caribbean World Series) Santurce (Puerto Rico) Santurce (Puerto Rico) 1955 Santurce (Caribbean World Series) Santurce (Puerto Rico) Santurce (Puerto Rico) Santurce (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Major League Baseball Scout: Cincinnati Reds Kansas City Royals Major League Scouting Bureau Puerto Rican League Hits Leader: ( hits and hits) Puerto Rican League Doubles Leader: ( doubles) Puerto Rican League Triples Leader: ( triples, triples and triples) Puerto Rican League Homerun Title: ( Homeruns) 376

11 Puerto Rican Winter League MVP ( ) Puerto Rican Winter League All Time Homerun & RBI Leader: (120 Homeruns and 566 RBI's) Dominican Summer League Homerun and RBI Title ( Homeruns and 34 RBI) Puerto Rican All Star Team: ( , , and ) Puerto Rican Baseball Hall-of-Fame (1991) Tiddle, Milton E Parker High School (High School Baseball) ACIPCO (BIL) Tennessee State University (College Football) ACIPCO (BIL) Connor Steel (BIL) 1955 Westfield Steel (BIL) 1955 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) ACIPCO (BIL) Tillman, James 1935 Washington Aztecs Rockville A.C D.C. Indians (D) Homestead Grays (NNL) D.C. Indians Charlotte Black Hornets (NCL) (played in Charlotte 2 years) Washington Black Sox (Interstate League) also played football w/ Washington Lions Tinker, Harold 1920 Keystone Unions (Hooks) 1920 Keystone Juniors 1921 Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company (WEMCO) Pittsburgh Monarchs Edgar Thompson Community Team (D) (Edgar Thompson Steel Co.) Pittsburgh Crawfords (Outfielder and Manager) 1931 Pittsburgh Crawfords 1938 St. Joe Church Baseball Team Hazelwood Giants (Community League) Terrace Village (Honus Wagner League - Pittsburgh) Terrace Village (Greater Pittsburgh League) Pittsburgh Black Sandlot All Star Team (1927) (Discovered Josh Gibson in 1927) Tippins, James Derkyville Projects (Raymond Johnson - Manager) Moncreif Dodgers (Jacksonville City League) (Acosta Kittles - Manager) 377

12 Cunningham Clowns U.S. Army (Military Baseball) All Marine Baseball Team (1957) Tobin, Al (Gizmo the Clown) (The Hose) (Business Manager - General Manager PA Announcer - Clown) Baruch College (State University of New York) 1983 Winter Baseball Meetings (Nashville, Tennessee) 1985 State University of New York (Stoneybrook, New York) (Coach) 1986 Illinois State University (Masters Degree - Sports Admin.) 1986 Winter Baseball Meetings (Hollywood, Florida) Ocala Professional Baseball Camp (Business Administrator) Indianapolis Clowns Todd, Elzie 1950 Brighton Fire Fighters (Portsmouth, VA) (Snookie) 1951 Baltimore Elite Giants (NAL) (Turned down contract to sign with Clowns for more money) Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1953 St. Thomas (Canada) 1954 Retired Arm Problems Toles, Ted Newton Falls (Ohio) Warren Game Cocks 1946 Pittsburgh Crawfords (USL) 1946 Jackie Robinson All Stars 1947 Newark Eagles (NNL) 1947 Cleveland Buckeyes (NAL) Warren (Ohio) 1949 Jacksonville Eagles 1950 Cleveland Indians Tryout (MLBB) 1950 Signed by Cleveland Indians (MLBB) 1950 Assigned by Cleveland Indians to Raleigh (NC) Race riots couldn't report to NC Sent to Canada in order to play everyday 1950 Eston (North Eastern Saskatchewan League) 1950 Saskatchewan (North Eastern Saskatchewan League) 1951 Jacksonville Eagles 1951 New Castle Indians (Middle Atlantic League) (Cleveland Indians Minor League Organization) 1952 Magic Valley Cowboys (Pioneer League) 1953 Fredericks (Maryland) 1953 St. Hyacinthe A s (Canadian Provincial League) 1953 Trois Rivieres Yankees (Canadian Provincial League) Amateur Boxing Career - Middleweight (1940's - Braceville A.C.) (Trumbull County Novice Boxing Tournament Champion ) 378

13 Tombasco, Sebastian Corning Community College (College Baseball) (Sal, Alabama Sal 1977 Daytona (semipro baseball) Rocko the Clown, 1977 Harry Wendlestedt Umpire School Rocko, Andre the 1977 (Daytona, Florida) Clown, Captain Corning (NY) (Semipro team) Ahab, Rocco and Indianapolis Clowns Indy Idiot) (Owner Player Entertainer) Ocala Professional Baseball Camp (Owner - Baseball School - Florida) Southern Tier Baseball Schools (Owner - Upstate New York) 1999 Bradford Braves Bradford Central High School (Head Baseball Coach) Major League Baseball Scout: Philadelphia Phillies ( ) Tomlin, Robert Peru All Stars (Bob) 1947 Stockham Steel (BIL) Peru All Stars 1950 Cincinnati Reds (MLBB) Organization Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) Detroit Stars (NAL) Tomlinson, John H. (Cutie) Scripto Black Cats (Atlanta, Georgia) Atlanta Black Crackers (NSL) Tonkins, James Dudley High School (Jim) Red Hill (Town Team) Collins Grove (Town Team) Sedalia (Town Team) 1946 Goshen Red Wings 1946 North Carolina A & T (College Baseball) 1947 Greensboro Red Wings (NCL) Greensboro Red Wings (NAA) 1950 Greensboro Red Wings (NCL) Greensboro Red Birds also played for Jackie Robinson All Stars and Roy Campanella s All Stars Toombs, Lowell Kansas City Monarchs (Bat Boy) (NAL) (Tee) 1952 Kansas City Bulldogs (Kansas City Junior League) 1953 The Bachelors Club (Jackie Robinson League) (Hilton Smith - Manager) Mc Guire Clothiers (American Legion League) (Don Motley - Coach) Muelbach Braves (American Legion League) 379

14 (Don Motley - Coach) Millgrams (Ban Johnson League) 1957 Kansas City Giants 1957 Signed by St. Louis Cardinals (MLBB) 1958 Albany (GA) 1958 Released by St. Louis Cardinals (MLBB) Kansas City Giants U.S. Army (Military Baseball - Germany) 1962 Grays Truck Line (Jay Hawk League) Kansas City Giants (Jay Hawk League) 1964 Kansas City Monarchs 1960 Kansas City Giants (NBC District Champions - Kansas) (NBC State Tournament - Kansas) (NBC National Tournament - Wichita) American Legion All Star Team (1954) Kansas State NBC Baseball Tournament All Star Team: (1960) Torrey, James (Gabby) Carver High School (High School Baseball) Jackson State University (College Baseball) Pascagoula Merchants (GCNL) Pass Point Pirates (GCNL) Tooson, Roland Lorenzo Tooson Family Baseball Team (Cypress, Alabama) Central Foundry (Industrial team) 1956 Memphis Red Sox (NAL) 1956 Birmingham Black Barons (NAL) Ford Motor Company Local 849 (Detroit Industrial League) Townsell, Curtis Kansas City Giants U.S. Army Travis, Art Zulu Cannibal Giants (Red) (Charlie Henry - Manager) 1938 Satchel Paige's All Stars Detroit Stars Triggs, Alex 1954 Stoneyhill (LA) (Town Team) 1954 Shreveport Black Sports 1954 Harlem Globetrotters 1955 Detroit Stars (NAL) (D) Shreveport Black Sports 1957 Pampa Oilers (West Texas - New Mexico League) Shreveport Black Sports 1954 Harlem Globetrotters Spring Training (Meridian, Mississippi) 1956 Jasper Steers (NBC - Waco Tournament) 1961 Jasper Steers (NBC - Waco Tournament) 380

15 also played one season in Canada Trimont, Percy (D) Tripp, Robert Dr. Nut's Tigers 1947 New Orleans Creoles (NSL) 1948 New York Cubans (NNL) U.S. Air Force (Military Baseball) (Strategic Air Command - SAC) (Walker AFB, New Mexico)(Roswell, New Mexico) 1952 Turned down offer from Paul Brown (Cleveland Browns) to play professional football (fullback) 1952 Signed by Spec Richardson of Brooklyn Dodgers (MLBB) for $3, Mobile (Alabama) (Team refused to take his assignment because he was black) 1952 Indian Head Rockets (Saskatchewan, Canada) (Barnstorming & Tournament Ball) 1952 Jacksonville Eagles (Barnstorming tour of Canada) (Jim Williams - Owner) 1953 Regina Caps (Saskatchewan Baseball League) 1954 Saskatoon Gems (Saskatchewan Baseball League) (Won League Championship) 1955 Saskatoon Gems (Western Canadian Baseball League) (Won League Championship) 1956 Jacksonville Braves Spring Training (Milwaukee Braves Organization) 1956 Macon (Georgia) Collins All Stars (Bob Bissant - Manager) Edenton Sluggers (NC) Town Team) 1957 Norfolk Tigers (John Allen Owner) 1958 Chinese Corner Redlegs (Tidewater Negro Baseball League) Chinese Corner Redlegs 1962 Indianapolis Clowns Chinese Corner Redlegs Trouppe, Quincy Thomas (Big Train) Vashon High School (St. Louis, Missouri) 1930 Tom Powell Post 77 (American Legion League) St. Louis Stars (NNL) 1932 Detroit Wolves (EWL) 1932 Homestead Grays (EWL) 1932 Kansas City Monarchs (NSL) 1933 Chicago American Giants (NNL) (D) Jamestown, North Dakota Bismarck Giants (Bismarck, North Dakota) 1935 National Baseball Congress Tournament Champions (Wichita, Kansas) 381

16 Tournament All Star Team 1936 National Baseball Congress: Wichita National Tournament Kansas City Monarchs 1935 Chicago American Giants (NNL) 1936 Kansas City Monarchs 1937 Voluntarily Retired Indianapolis ABC's (NAL) 1939 Monterrey Carta Blanca (Mexican League) 1939 St. Louis Stars (NAL) Monterrey Carta Blanca (Mexican League) Mexico City Reds (Mexico) Cleveland Buckeyes (NAL) 1948 Chicago American Giants (NAL) 1949 New York Cubans (NAL) 1949 Drummondville Cubs (Canadian Provincial League) Jalisco (Mexican League) (Guadalajara) 1952 Cleveland Indians (ML) 1952 Indianapolis (AA) 1930 St. Louis Stars (Four game series vs Max Carey's All Stars) 1932 Kansas City Monarchs Mexico Tour (Series vs Mexico City Aztecs) 1934 Kansas City Monarchs Denver Post Tournament Runner-up (First all-black team to appear in the tournament) 1934 Kansas City Monarchs (Barnstorming Tour) (Series vs Dean All Stars w/dizzy & Paul Dean in Chicago, Des Moines, Kansas City & Oklahoma City) 1936 Kansas City Monarchs (Exhibition game in Oklahoma City vs Dizzy Dean's All Stars) 1936 St. Louis Golden Gloves Heavyweight Champion (Boxing) 1936 A.A.U. National Heavyweight Champion (Amateur Boxing) 1941 Mexican League All Stars (Two game series vs Kinloch Giants St. Louis, MO) Guayama Brujos (Puerto Rican Winter League) Kansas City Royals (CAWL) Marianao (Cuba) San Juan Senadores (Puerto Rico) 1945 American All Stars (Venezuela) Caracas (Venezuelan League) San Juan Senadores (Puerto Rico) 1946 Satchel Paige's All Stars (Eighteen Game Series vs Bob Feller's Major League All Stars) 1946 Magallanes (Venezuelan League) Mayaguez (Puerto Rican League) Caguas-Guayama (Puerto Rican League Champions) (Player - Manager) Caguas (Puerto Rico) (Player-Manager) 1949 Mayaguez Indians (Caribbean World Series) 382

17 Marianao (Cuba) Aguadilla (Puerto Rico) Marianao (Cuba) Aguadilla (Puerto Rico) Magallanes (Venezuelan League) Caracas (Venezuelan League) Magallanes (Venezuelan League) Cartagena (Colombian League) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) (Manager) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) (Manager) Cartagena (Colombian League) (Manager) Puerto Rican League Runs Batted In Leader: ( RBI) Puerto Rican League Runs Triples Leader: ( triples) Negro League All Star Team: (1938-West, 1945-West, 1946-West, 1947-West & 1948-West) Mexican League All Star Team: (1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1950 & 1951) Puerto Rican League All Star Team ( & ) Venezuelan League All Star Team ( & ) Canadian Provincial League All Star Team (1949) Cuban Winter League All Star Team ( ) Colombian League All Star Team ( ) Puerto Rican Manager of the Year ( ) Major League Baseball Scout: St. Louis Cardinals ( ) Troy, Donald Biz Mackey's All Stars (Don) 1944 Chicago American Giants - Turned down contract(nal) Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) 1946 Los Angeles White Sox (NPCL) Los Angeles Yankees 1947 Monterrey All Stars (Los Angeles City Municipal League) Los Angeles Eagles (Southern California Semi-Pro League) Los Angeles Yankees 1953 Victoria Tyrees (Western International League) Royal Giants (CAWL) Los Angeles City Municipal League Batting Title: ( Hit.365) 383

18 Tubbs, Charles Dallas Red Devils (William Blair-Manager) Dallas Rough Riders U.S. Army Dallas Brown Bombers (Willie Richardson-Manager) Tucker, Larry Tucker, Robert P Kenwood Outlaws 1968 San Antonio Black Sox (STNL) Military Service San Antonio Reds (STNL) San Antonio Yankees (STNL) Colt 45 s (Spanish American League) (Box Seat Usher) Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) Turner, Clarence Wadesboro (NC) (Town Team) Winston-Salem Pond Giants (NCL) Johnson C. Smith College Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1954 Jackie Robinson All Stars 1954 Poza Rica-Vera Cruz (Mexican League) (Player) U.S. Army (Valley Forge Army Hospital) (Military baseball) 1957 Signed by Brooklyn Dodgers (MLBB) 1957 Reno Silver Sox (California League) 1957 Released by Brooklyn Dodgers 1957 Indianapolis Clowns 1958 Signed by Chicago White Sox (MLBB) Rookie League team in Kansas (Basketball Coaching Camden High School (Assistant Basketball Coach) Career) Camden High School (Head Basketball Coach) All-time wins leader - basketball coach in South New Jersey 700+ wins 7 state titles 19 South Jersey Championships 24 conference championships 20+ wins in 25 of 29 seasons Turner, Everett Houston Black Spiders (Bat Boy) (Big T) 1951 Texas Southern University Houston Sluggers United States Air Force 1959 Kelly Field Flyers 1960 San Antonio Red Birds San Antonio Indians (STNL) San Antonio Black Sox (STNL) San Antonio Black Sox (STNL) (General Manager and Coach) Turner, James (Lefty) Palatka Blue Caps West Palm Beach Giants 1939 Jacksonville Red Caps 384

19 (D) 1940 Indianapolis-Toledo Crawfords (NAL) Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) Turner, Moses Lee United States Army (Military Baseball) (Anchorage, Alaska) 1947 Morristown (NJ) 1948 Newark All Stars 1951 Madison (NJ) 1952 Chicago White Sox Tryout 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers Tryout Camp 1952 Morristown (NJ) 1953 New York Giants Tryout 1954 Jacksonville Eagles Turner, Thomas Tuskegee Institute (College Football) (Highpockets) 1936 Cincinnati Braves 1936 Dayton Monarchs (Indiana-Ohio League) Cincinnati Stars (Indiana-Ohio League) (D) U.S. Army (Military Baseball & Football) (368 th Infantry "H" Company) (Fort Huachuca, Arizona) Hermosillo (Mexico) 1947 Chicago American Giants (NAL) 1947 Topeka Giants Valley Tigers (Cincinnati, Ohio) General Electric (Cincinnati Industrial League) late 1940's and early 1950's - Try-out camps with: New York Yankees Cleveland Indians St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds 1946 Hermosillo (Mexican Pacific Coast League) 1947 Hermosillo (Mexican Pacific Coast League) 1947 Chicago American Giants Spring Training (Jackson, Mississippi) Professional football: 1930's with Cincinnati Stars (OH) - Field House League (league's only black team) Professional basketball: late 1940's "Big Five" Basketball Team (Sponsored by Shillito's Co.) (Cincinnati area league & barnstorming) Tweedle, Victor Indianapolis Clowns Tyson, Carlton Irondale Braves Hooper City (BIL) Ensley Stars (BIL) Underwood, Ely 1931 Chattanooga Black Lookouts (NSL) 385

20 (Eli) 1932 Pittsburgh Crawfords (EWL) Brooklyn Cubans 1934 Padrone's Cuban Giants (D) Grand Rapids Cubans 1937 Detroit Stars (NAL) Underwood, Robert Westfield (BIL) Birmingham Black Barons (NAL) Connor Steel (BIL) Birmingham Industrial League All Star Team: (1958 Western Division) Upshaw, Walter ACIPCO (BIL) (Ed Bolden - Manager) U.S.A.F (military baseball) Van Buren, William Jefferson City Redbirds (Bill) Fulton Buffaloes Fulton Bombers 1952 Jefferson City Dodgers (D) 1953 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1954 Lincoln University (Jefferson City, Missouri) 1955 USAF Baseball Team (Germany) Vargas, Roberto E Chicago American Giants (NAL) (Robert) 1949 Drummondville Cubs (Canadian Provincial League) 1950 Jalisco (Mexican League) 1951 Lakeland Pilots (Florida International League) 1952 Reading Indians (Eastern League) 1953 Escogido (Dominican Summer League) 1954 Reading Indians (Eastern League) 1955 Milwaukee Braves (ML) 1956 Wichita Braves (AA) 1957 Montreal Royals (IL) 1958 Macon Dodgers (South Atlantic League) 1958 Victoria Rosebuds (Texas League) 1959 Houston Buffs (AA) 1959 Montreal Royals (IL) Poza Rica Petroleros (Mexican League) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) 1950 Caguas (Puerto Rico - Caribbean World Series) (Second place finish record) (San Juan, Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) 1951 Santurce (Puerto Rico) (Caribbean World Series Champions) (Caracas, Venezuela) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) 1953 Santurce (Caribbean World Series Roster) (Habana, Cuba) 386

21 Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez Indios (Puerto Rico) Caguas-Rio Piedras (Puerto Rico) 1956 Caguas (Caribbean World Series) (Panama City, Panama) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Caguas Criollos (Puerto Rico) Arecibo Lobos (Puerto Rico) Arecibo Lobos (Puerto Rico) Caguas (Puerto Rico) Negro League All Star Game (1948-West) Puerto Rican League All Star Team: ( , , , and ) Varona, Clemente Olbay Cerato (Havana, Cuba) Oriente Province B.B.C. (Cuba) 1946 Cuban Navy Baseball Team North Carolina A & T (CIAA) (College Baseball) 1947 Cleveland Buckeyes (NAL) 1947 Greensboro Red Wings (NCL) 1948 Greensboro Red Wings (NAA) 1949 Jacksonville Eagles (Barnstorming Tour of Canada) Cuban Brooklyn Giants Indian Head Rockets Saskatchewan Rockets 1952 Riverside (Southwest International League) 1953 Nuevo Laredo (Mexican League) 1953 Regina (Saskatchewan, Canada) Brooklyn Cuban Giants (Brady Johnson - Owner) Vasquez, Armando Club Marina Constitucional - Fuerzas Armadas Orbay y Cerato (Havana, Cuba) 1944 Indianapolis-Cincinnati Clowns (NAL) 1945 Cincinnati-Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1946 Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1947 Havana La Palomas New York Cubans (NNL) 1949 Brandon Greys (Manitoba Senior Baseball League) Brandon Greys (Mandak League) 1952 Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1954 Thibodaux (Evangeline League) Mexico City Tigers (Mexico) early 1960 s Club Cubano Interamericanos (Hispanic Baseball League)(Central Park, NYC,NY) Olbay Cerato (Cuba) Almendares Blues (Cuba) 387

22 1945 Panama Winter League Oriente (Cuba) Alacranes (Cuba) Vaughn, Joseph Wheatley Heights All Stars (Lefty) San Antonio Indians (STNL) San Antonio Indians (San Antonio City League) Vaughn, William (Billy) Cashin Homes Tiers (Sandlot team) (Decatur, Alabama) Lakeside High School Tigers (Decatur, AL) (Football) Indianapolis Clowns Decatur Nationals (Town Team) 1972 Indianapolis Clowns (Ed Hamman needed several replacement players) Decatur Roughriders (Semiprofessional football team) (Only lost two games from 1960 to 1966) Coaching Career Industrial and Independent softball teams AOMOCO Chemicals (basketball) Decatur City League and Pop Warner Football Six time Pop Warner Football Champions ( ) North Alabama Pop Warner Sportsman of the Year (1994) Morgan County Sports Hall of Fame Veale, Robert th Street Red Sox (BIL) (Bob) 1957 Birmingham Black Barons (NAL) (Only played in one or two games) 1957 St. Benedicts College (College Baseball) (Atchinson, Kansas) 1957 Signed by Pittsburgh Pirates (MLBB) 1958 Las Vegas (California League) 1959 Wilson (California League) Columbus (IL) 1962 Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) 1962 Columbus (IL) Pittsburgh Pirates (NL) Boston Red Sox (AL) 1978 Greenwood Braves (Pitching Instructor) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates World Series California League Strikeouts Leader: ( S.O.) 388

23 International League Strikeouts Leader ( S.O.) Puerto Rican League Strikeouts Leader: ( SO) Puerto Rican All Star Team: ( ) National League Strikeout Leader: ( Strikeouts) National League All Star Team (1965 and 1966) Venable, Horace Clarksville Hawks (Pete) Norfolk Battling Palms Norfolk Tigers Danville All Stars (NCL) Richmond Giants Baltimore Bruins (Brady Johnson Owner/Promoter) early 1950 s Murphy s House of David (Louis Murphy Promoter) 1953 Willie Mays All Stars Kinston Greys 1958-mid 1960 s Richmond Giants Richmond All Stars Venable s All Stars Vickers, Robert Alden Clippers (BIL) Stockham (Manager) (BIL) Vigeant, Joe Scituate Allies (Rhode Island Amateur League) Rhode Island College (College Baseball) 1986 Indianapolis Clowns 1987 Scituate Allies (Rhode Island Amateur League) Villodos, Luis early 1940 s Ponce Cabanes (amateur team)(ponce, PR) (King Kong) Baltimore Elite Giants Aguilas Cibaenas (Dominican Summer League) 1954 Borger (Texas-New Mexico League) Abilene (Texas-New Mexico League) (D) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) 1949 Mayaguez (Caribbean World Series) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) 1950 Caguas (Caribbean World Series) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) Ponce (Puerto Rico) San Juan (Puerto Rico) San Juan (Puerto Rico) San Juan (Puerto Rico) (NNL) 389

24 Dominican Summer League Batting Title: ( ) Puerto Rican League All Star Team: ( and ) Puerto Rican Baseball Hall of Fame (1993) Voegle, Larry Beluah (ND) 1953 Bismarck (ND) Mandan Guards (Town Team) 1953 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) (played on Monarchs B team that barnstormed) U. S. Marines Vollmuth, Jay Biloxi Dodgers (GCNL) Wade, Robert Boerne - Camp Stanley (TX) 1963 San Antonio All Stars San Antonio Bombers (Spanish American League) San Antonio Black Sox (STNL) Wagner, Leon Lamar Inkster Colored Panthers (Daddy Wags) 1954 Signed by New York Giants (MLBB) 1954 Danville (Mississippi - Ohio Valley League) 1955 St. Cloud (Northern League) (D) 1956 Danville (Carolina League) 1957 Minneapolis (AA) 1958 Phoenix (PCL) San Francisco Giants (ML) 1959 Traded w/ Daryl Spencer to St. Louis Cardinals for Don Blasingame 1960 St. Louis Cardinals (ML) 1960 Rochester (IL) Los Angeles Angles (ML) 1963 Traded to Cleveland Indians for Joe Adcock & Barry Latman Cleveland Indians (ML) 1968 Chicago White Sox (ML) 1969 San Francisco Giants (ML) 1954 Inkster Colored Panthers (NBC - Michigan Tournament) (NBC - Wichita Tournament) Caguas Criollos (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Ponce Leones (Puerto Rico) Northern League Homerun & RBI Titles: ( Hit 29 HR and 127 RBI) Carolina League Homerun & RBI Titles: ( Hit 51 HR and 166 RBI) Puerto Rican league Runs Batted In Leader: ( RBI) 390

25 Sporting News Rookie All Star Team (1958) Major League Baseball All Star Team: (1962 & American League) Waiters, James E. (Bunnie) O.R. Mitchell (San Antonio, Texas) Young Wonders San Antonio Bombers (East Side League) Walke, Charles Virginia Beach Vikings (Tiny, Big Al) 1958 Chinese Corner Redlegs (Tidewater Negro Baseball League) Chinese Corner Redlegs Hampton College (College Baseball & Football) Indianapolis Clowns Brooklyn Stars (Traveling team of Clowns) 1965 Got Ed Hamman to give him his release 1965 Signed free agent contract - Milwaukee Braves (MLBB) 1965 Sarasota Braves (Florida Rookie League) 1966 West Palm Beach Braves (Florida State League) 1966 Gulf Coast Braves (Gulf Coast League) 1967 West Palm Beach Braves (Florida State League) 1967 Signed by San Francisco Giants (ML) 1967 Retired - Injured Walker, Cleveland Kramer Hawks (Chicago Industrial League) Chicago Wildcats (Chicago Industrial League) Chicago American Giants 1958 Out of Baseball 1959 Chicago American Giants 1959 Mobile Black Barons Chicago Veterans (Midwest League) Walker, Edsall Late 1920's Mohawk Giants (Semipro) (Big) 1934 Zulu Cannibal Giants Albany Black Giants Homestead Grays (NNL) 1941 Philadelphia Stars (NNL) (D) 1942 New York Black Yankees (NNL) (Never reported - worked in Baltimore shipyards for the entire season. But played for league teams in exhibition games as they came to Baltimore.) 1942 Homestead Grays (NNL) 1942 Philadelphia Stars (NNL) 1942 Newark Eagles (NNL) Homestead Grays (NNL) 1944 Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) 1945 Homestead Grays (NNL) 1946 Schenectady Royal Giants (Schenectady City League) (Davis Etkin - Business Manager) (Chuck Esmoke - Manager) Ewing All Stars 391

26 Negro League All Star Team (1938-East) Walker, Herb 1949 Ann Arbor (MI) (American Legion) Ann Arbor Pioneers (High School Baseball) (Won two state championships) Ypsilanti Cubs 1951 Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1951 Jackie Robinson's All Stars U.S. Army (Military baseball - Germany) 1954 Hahn Hawks (Germany-Austria League) Indianapolis Clowns New York Black Yankees Jackie Robinson All Star Tour Most Valuable Player (MVP) (1951) Germany-Austria League Most Valuable Player (MVP) (1954) Walker, Issac L. (Ike) Rochelle High School (Lakeland, FL) Lakeland American Legion Haines City (FWCNL) 1963 Tryout Camp for Satchel Paige All Stars (Raleigh, North Carolina) (Arthur Dove owner) 1963 Satchel Paige All Stars 1963 Signed by New York Mets (MLBB) 1964 Auburn Mets (New York Penn League) 1964 Released by Mets 1962 St. Lazare Athletics (Manitoba Senior Baseball League) Walker, James Grand Rapids Black Sox (Bat Boy) (Jim) Detroit Stars (NAL) Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) late 1960 s Kansas City Monarchs Publicity Director (Ted Rasberry was his uncle) Walker, Johnny Grand Rapids Black Sox Grand Rapids Black Sox (Grand Rapids City League) Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) GAP Baseball Team (Grand Rapids City League) Walker, Larry 1942 Newark Eagles (NNL) (Assumed name used by Larry Doby) Walker, Oscar Rochelle High School (Lakeland, Florida) Lakeland American Legion Lakeland Tigers (FWCNL) (Jesse Richardson Owner) 1959 Detroit Tigers (MLBB) (Offered contract, but refused because Tigers only offered $500 in signing bonus) Raleigh Tigers (NAL) (Arthur Dove owner) 1962 out of baseball 1963 Satchel Paige All Stars 1963 Signed by New York Mets (MLBB) 392

27 1964 Cut in Spring Training by Mets St. Lazare Athletics (Manitoba Senior Baseball League) 1966 Brandon (Canada) Manitoba Senior Baseball League Triples Leader: ( triples) Manitoba Senior Baseball League Batting Title: ( batting average) Manitoba Senior Baseball League Hits Leader: ( hits) Walker, Sherman Dallas Brown Bombers (Willie Richardson - Manager) Booker T. Washington High School (High School Football) 1952 Denver Black Hawks Dallas Brown Bombers 1955 Denver Black Hawks Dallas Brown Bombers Dallas Red Devils (William Blair - Manager) 1956 Dallas Eagles (Texas League) Tryout (Made it to last cut on last day) 1958 Tryout Camp - Los Angeles Dodgers (MLBB) (Tampa, Florida) (Late round cut) 1958 Referred to Indianapolis Clowns 1958 Indianapolis Clowns 1959 Cordova (Mexican Winter League) Dallas Brown Bombers Walker, Willie East Point Bears (Blood) Pittsburgh Tigers (Atlanta, Georgia) Walker, Willie Birmingham Black Barons (NAL) Philadelphia Stars 1963 Birmingham Black Barons Moore-Handley (BIL) Connor Steel (BIL) WLJD Radio Station(Birmingham, AL) Loveman s Department Store Westover (AL) Ensley Union 1489 (BIL) Olive Mount (AL) Wallace, James (Bo) Elizabeth City Braves Question Marks Baseball Team Belmont A.C. (Union County League) 1948 Newark Eagles (NNL) (D) 1949 Houston Eagles (NAL) 1950 Bridgeport (Colonial League) (Chicago White Sox Organization) 1950 Ottawa (Border League) 393

28 1949 Houston Eagles Spring Training (Hot Springs, AR) Union County Sports Hall of Fame Wallace, Johnny Kenwood Outlaws San Antonio Yankees (STNL) Kenwood Outlaws Wallace, Timothy (Cosby) West Philadelphia High School Jim Brady Shoes (Philadelphia) Philadelphia Stars Indianapolis Clowns (George Long Owner) Philadelphia Stars Various local teams Philadelphia area Walls, Perez Fairfield Stars (BIL) Keytona (BIL) Walls, Roderick Avondale Braves (BIL) Fairfield Stars (BIL) Ketona Walsh, Timothy W Easton High School (High School Baseball) (Vorhees, New Jersey) (All-State ) Colgate University (College Baseball & Football) Millers All Stars (Tri County League) Millers All Stars (South Jersey Summer League) Open Tryouts - Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies New York Mets 1988 Ocala Baseball Camp (Player) 1988 Indianapolis Clowns 1988 Tryout with Chicago White Sox (MLBB) Moroleon Industrails (Mexican Central League) (Guanajuato, Mexico) 1990 Open Tryout - Chicago White Sox (Sarasota, Florida) 1990 Open Tryout - Philadelphia Phillies (Clearwater, Florida) 1990 Closed Tryout - New York Yankees (Tampa, Florida) 1990 Refused contract offer with Rattvik Bets (Sweden) 1990 Retired Ward, Hubert 1954 Huntsville Stars Rocket City Dodgers Huntsville Hawks Warren, Cicero Raleigh Grays (NCL) (Lefty) U.S. Army (Military Baseball - South Pacific) Raleigh Grays (NCL) 394

29 1946 Homestead Grays (NNL) 1946 Memphis Red Sox (NAL) 1947 Homestead Grays (NNL) Raleigh Tigers (NCL) (Arthur Dove - Owner) Warren, Elias T Cincinnati Tigers (Ron Warren used his father's name to protect sports eligibility) Warren, Jesse 1940 Memphis Red Sox (NAL) 1941 New Orleans-St Louis Stars (NAL) 1942 Birmingham Black Barons (NAL) 1942 Boston Royal Giants 1946 Boston Blues 1947 Chicago American Giants (NAL) 1947 Washington Black Senators 1947 Detroit Senators Warren, Ron Detroit Stars (Bunny) Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) Cincinnati Tigers 1951 Signed by Brooklyn Dodgers (MLBB) 1951 Sheboygan (Wisconsin State League) Cincinnati Tigers 1955 Detroit Stars (NAL) Cincinnati Tigers Warren, Wilford San Antonio Black Sox (STNL) San Antonio Black Sox (Spanish American League) Washington, Collin Alden cardinals (BIL) Powderly Stars Washington, James Maryland Black Sox (Nappy) D.C. Pilots Military Service Washington Panthers Maryland Wildcats Washington, John G Montgomery Grey Sox (NSL) (Johnny) 1934 Birmingham Black Barons (NSL) Pittsburgh Crawfords (NNL) (D) New York Black Yankees (NNL) 1941 Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) U.S. Army (Military Service) Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) Alemendares (Cuba) Negro League All Star Team (1936-West and 1947-East) Washington, Johnny B Morgan Park High School 395

30 (Chicago, Illinois) Swift Meat Packing (Chicago Industrial League) Armour Meat (Chicago Industrial League) Washington Park Industrial League (Chicago, Illinois) 1950 Houston Eagles (NAL) 1951 Try out with Boston Red Sox (MLBB) U.S. Marines (Military Baseball) (San Diego and Korea) (Marine Corps Championship ) Chicago and Midwest (numerous semipro teams) Washington, Levi Mobile Black Shippers Nobile Black Bears Grambling State University 1958 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1958 Signed by San Francisco Giants (MLBB) 1958 Hastings (Nebraska State League) (Assigned but never reported) Coaching Career: Coached football, baseball, basketball and track Williamson High School Won four state football championships s Mc Call Senior High School (Tallulah, LA) Won over 300 football games at Tallulah 10 th win ingest high school football coach in the nation Washington, Osethine West Point (MS) Packers 1957 Northside High School 1958 Mary Home College (College Baseball) (West Point, Mississippi) 1958 Declined contract offer - New York Giants (MLBB) Washington, Rickey Brummitt Heights Fairmount Foundry (BIL) 1973 Stockham Valves and Fittings (BIL) Warriors Smithfield Estates Alden Cardinals (BIL) Waters, Marshall Harrisburg Giants (Bat Boy) (ECL) Watson, Amos Lake Alfred (FL) 1944 Lakeland Tigers (FSNL) 1944 Jimmy Hill's All Stars 1945 Cincinnati-Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) (D) 1946 Indianapolis Clowns (NAL) 1946 Kansas City Monarchs (NAL) 1947 Baltimore Elite Giants (NNL) 1948 New Orleans Creoles (NSL) Elmwood Giants (Manitoba Senior Baseball League) 1950 Neepaw (Northern Senior League)(Canada) 396