Black Baseball and Chicago: Essays on the Players, Teams and Games of the Negro Leagues' Most Important City (Jerry Malloy Conference Series, 1)
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Black Baseball and Chicago: Essays on the Players, Teams and Games of the Negro Leagues' Most Important City (Jerry Malloy Conference Series, 1)

by Leslie A. Heaphy

Sports History
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A collection of essays exploring the players, teams, and games that made Chicago central to the Negro Leagues and Black baseball history.

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This book examines the significance of Chicago in the development and legacy of Black baseball.

It presents essays on the players, teams, and games that shaped the Negro Leagues in the city.

The work highlights Chicago's influence as a key hub for African American baseball history.

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