The Wilmer Fields quote which resonates is “If you didn’t produce, your butt was coming across that creek and somebody else was on the way.”
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Luscious “Luke” Easter had vision problems at the plate for the 1956 Buffalo Bisons. One evening Dr. Marvin H. Milch, a Buffalo ophthalmologist, was at
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Pedro Sierra, born in Havana, Cuba, July 26, 1938, is one of a few ex-Negro Leaguers still living. He pitched for the 1954 Indianapolis Clowns—managed
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Al Mundo arribó el 25 de febrero del 1919, hace ya 101 calendarios, en Haleburg, Alabama…a unas 193 millas al sur de Atlanta, Georgia. Su
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Roberto Vargas Jorge Colón Delgado confirmed, via his January 16, 2020 beisbol101.com blog, that three of the 12 newest inductees in the Caribbean Series Hall
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(Sus 120 jonrones son la marca de todos los tiempos en el Béisbol Profesional Invernal de Puerto Rico.) Siempre he sido persona, sin temores, al
Satchel Paige had a sore right arm in 1938, which sent “shock waves” through the Negro Leagues and Caribbean. Paige pitched some for the 1939
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Author’s note: This is an abridged interview offered to Béisbol101.com. The longer version was original published in Memories of Winter Ball, Interviews with Players of
Nota del autor: Esta es una entrevista abreviada ofrecida a Béisbol101.com. La versión más larga fue publicada originalmente en Memories of Winter Ball, Interviews with
