Sunday, March 3, 2013
Negro League baseball history fact for today – March 3, 2013
On this date in 1987, Negro League baseball third
baseman Ray Dandridge was elected by to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in
Cooperstown, NY. Dandridge played the
majority of his Negro League baseball career with the Newark Eagles. Also on this date in 1998, former Negro
League pitcher Joe Rogan (Kansas City Monarchs 1920 - 1938) was elected to the
National Baseball Hall of Fame along with Larry Doby; former Negro League star
(Newark Eagles 1942 -1943, 1946 – 1947) and the first African-American to play
in the American League (1947).
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