Bobby Marshall
Given his achievements, Robert “Bobby” Marshall is one of…
Jack Marshall
Jack “Boss” Marshall stood 5-feet-9 and weighed 167 pounds.…
Granville Lyons
Rookie Granville Lyons received his first shot in the Negro Leagues…
Dave Malarcher
Dave Malarcher was an erudite, disciplined, and reverent man…
Sam Lacy
When Sam Lacy was growing up in Washington, D.C., he dreamed…
Jack Matchett
Jack Matchett made his debut with the Kansas City Monarchs in…
Jim LaMarque
“LaMarque was probably the most unassuming of all the Monarch…
Verdell Mathis
Verdell “Lefty” Mathis, a pitcher for the Memphis Red Sox,…
Effa Manley
Effa Manley co-owned the Newark Eagles with her husband, Abe.…
John Henry “Pop” Lloyd
“Some people say he was the greatest African American player…
Leroy Matlock
Fittingly, pitcher Leroy Matlock was called “the Black Carl…
Harry Kincannon
In the 1920s, Harry Kincannon left the coalfields of southern…
Dick Lundy
The greatest shortstops in Negro League history were John Henry…
Maxwell Manning
Max Manning was a man of many nicknames. Newark Eagles teammate…
Rufus Lewis
There is nothing more exhilarating or more intoxicating in baseball…
Henry Kimbro
Henry Kimbro was a stocky speedster who earned his living slap-hitting…
Abe Manley
Abraham Lincoln Manley was born on December 22, 1885, in Hertford,…
Larry Kimbrough
Versatility can be both a blessing and a curse. Larry Kimbrough…
Fran Matthews
A black first baseman who played portions of five seasons between…
Biz Mackey
In the summer of 1946, Pittsburgh Courier columnist Wendell Smith…
Horacio “Rabbit” Martinez
Horacio “Rabbit” Martínez (1912-1992) was the prototype…
Buck Leonard
Negro league fans called him “the black Lou Gehrig,” putting…
Luis Marquez
Luis Márquez was a member of the generation of baseball players…