In his seven year Negro League baseball career (1936
– 1942), Curt Henderson’s versatility made him a valuable asset for his
team. He was a smooth fielder that could
play second base, third base, shortstop, and in the outfield; but was not a
consistently good hitter. Starting with
the Homestead Grays in 1936, Henderson played with seven teams; including two
stints with the New York Black Yankees (1937, 1942). In 1940 as a shortstop with the Indianapolis
Crawfords, Henderson was selected to play in the East-West Negro League
All-Star Game.
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