
Leon Day
"If we had one game to win, we wanted Leon to pitch." — Monte…

Bingo DeMoss
He was, by wide acclaim, one of the finest second basemen to…

Martin Dihigo
A league pennant was squarely on the line under the brutal Mexican…

Dizzy Dismukes
He was a star pitcher, one who not only threw a no-hitter —…

George Dixon
This biography appears in The First Negro League Champion:…

Rap Dixon
On December 12, 2018, at the Negro League Baseball Museum in…

Larry Doby
Larry Doby is best remembered for becoming the first black player…

John Donaldson
In 1908 John Donaldson was a tall, slender young man from small-town…

Frank Duncan
“When I lost Frank I lost one of my best friends. Baseball…

Luke Easter
"I've seen a lot of powerful hitters in my time but for sheer…

Charles England
Charlie England’s baseball story is intertwined with the vagaries…

Clarence Evans
Clarence Evans was a product of the District of Columbia’s…

Buck Ewing
“Buck Ewing was simply terrific.” — George Lippe1
William…

Benny Felder
Newark Eagles shortstop Benny Felder was born on December…

Wilmer Fields
Josh Gibson has often been called “the black Babe Ruth” since…

Bill Foster
“Willie Foster was the greatest left hander that I ever played…

Rube Foster
“If the talents of Christy Mathewson, John McGraw, Ban Johnson…

Bud Fowler
John Fowler was one of the true pioneers of American baseball,…

Ervin Fowlkes
Ervin Fowlkes was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, on January…

Judy Gans
This biography appears in The First Negro League Champion:…

Jelly Gardner
This biography appears in The First Negro League Champion:…

Charles Gary
When longtime third baseman and fan favorite Howard Easterling…

Robert Gaston
With the clarity of hindsight it seems appropriate that an action…

Bill Gatewood
If his only claim to fame had been giving a young pitching prospect…