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Until the Negro Leagues were officially recognized as major leagues…

Chaney White
Outfielder Chaney White had a 17-year career in the Negro major…

Jesse Williams
Jesse "Bill" Williams was one of the premier defensive infielders…

Tom Williams
Thomas Williams’s pitching career spanned only eight years,…

Doc Wiley
Wabishaw Spencer “Doc” Wiley played in the Negro Leagues…

Bobby Williams
It took a special type of athlete to play for Chicago American…

Horace Wilds
Horace Wilds, an African American catcher, excelled on white…

Fay Young
Frank Albert “Fay” Young was one of the most influential…

Chester Williams
Over the years, the Pittsburgh Courier, one of the nation’s…

Jim Zapp
Jim "Zipper" Zapp played a big role in getting the Birmingham…

Samuel Williams
Sam Williams was born in a small, poor town in segregated Alabama,…

John Wright
John Wright was the “owner of a blazing fast ball and a sharp-breaking…

Robert “Cotton” Williams
Rufus Lewis, left, Jimmy Wilkes, center, and Cotton Williams…

Jimmy Wilkes
“They used to say Brantford could put its left-fielder five…

Murray Watkins
Murray “Skeeter” Watkins was a baseball lifer. He was a Negro…

Frank Wickware
“Cannon Ball Redding and others of days gone by had plenty…

Jud Wilson
Jud Wilson was one of the greatest hitters in the history of…

J.L. Wilkinson
J. Leslie Wilkinson (1878-1964) was one of the most respected…

Sol White
Racial discrimination did not miraculously disappear in 1863…

Artie Wilson
Artie Wilson’s career makes just the barest impression in the…