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in a five-inning contest
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and when it operated as an "outlaw" league Black players were able to participate
father of Hall of Fame San Francisco Giants first baseman Orlando Cepeda
History: The A's moved from Philadelphia to Kansas City in 1955
Homestead Grays Cotton Grounds Crew Jacket Pinwheel in a five-inning contestA WORKWEAR STAPLE WORN BY THE FIELDS GROUNDS CREW History: An undeniable powerhouse and juggernaut of the Negro Leagues, the Homestead Grays secured nine consecutive league titles and three Negro World Series championships from 1937 to 1948. Some of baseballs most legendary Hall of Famers showcased their skills with the Grays, including first baseman Buck Leonard who played for the Grays during the 1931 season. The Grounds Crew program celebrates the
