Memphis Red Sox the history of the Negro League baseball team

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Ollie Brantley, Former Negro League Pitcher, Dies At 87

Places of Black Baseball (U.S. National Park Service)

Old-Time Baseball Photos - Negro League Photographs of Ernest C. Withers “Nobody really knew about us,” is the way Clinton “Casey Jones put it. Casey Jones was the regular catcher for the

Black History Heroes: When Black Folks Owned Baseball Stadiums in Memphis: Dr. John B. Martin, The Martin Brothers & The Negro League

Negro National League Founder Rube Foster Was All About Black America And Baseball

Breaking the Color Barrier on the Mound: The Story of Dan Bankhead

After change, Atlanta Black Crackers now city's first Major League Baseball team

Negro Leagues Baseball eMuseum: Team Profiles: Memphis Red Sox

History of the Negro Leagues, Part Two - Royals Review

The Negro Leagues Come To Memphis - StoryBoard Memphis

Remembering the teams of the Negro Leagues - Indianapolis Recorder

Karl Lindholm: The Pride of Memphis: Larry, Lefty, and Charley - Addison Independent

Southern Negro League: 100th anniversary of black baseball league

Timeline - Beisbol