Part I covered Bilko’s big league, minor league, Panamá Canal Zone, and Cuban Winter League career, plus favorable impressions from Nanticoke, Pennsylvania (PA) native Duane […]
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Part I focuses on Bilko’s big league, minor league, Panamá’s Canal Zone League, and Cuban Winter League career. Part II transitions to the Puerto Rico
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Orlando Cepeda (September 17, 1937, to June 28, 2024) was unique to the author, his second favorite Santurce Crabbers player in Puerto Rico’s Winter League
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Willard Brown (June 26, 1915, to August 4, 1996) landed in Cooperstown, in 2006. His Kansas City Monarchs stats are now embedded as Major League
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Willard Brown (June 26, 1915, to August 4, 1996) landed in Cooperstown, in 2006. His Kansas City Monarchs (KCM) stats are now embedded as Major
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Willard Brown (June 26, 1915, to August 4, 1996) landed in Cooperstown in 2006, a decade after his passing. His Kansas City Monarchs stats are
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Willard Brown (June 26, 1915 to August 4, 1996) landed in Cooperstown in 2006, a decade after his passing. His Kansas City Monarchs stats are
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Part IV included a recap of Raymond “Hap” Dumont’s contributions to running the National Baseball Congress (NBC) Semi-Pro Tournaments, 1935 to 1970, before passing on
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Part III covered Ellis «Cot» Deal, only two-time MVP, 1944 and 1945 National Baseball Congress (NBC) Semi-Pro Tournaments, with Enid’s Army Flying Field Enidairs, and
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Ellis Cot Deal with San Juan Part II ended with Enid winning their second straight National Baseball Congress (NBC) Semi-Pro Tournament in 1941. Part III
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