Sir Lurksalot photopack (Negro League players)

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Bernard Porter, 1B, is shown in the uniform of the Detroit Clowns. Bernard was with the Clowns in 1958.

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Rufus Gipson, 2B, is shown in the uniform of the Memphis Red Sox. He was with the Red Sox in 1957 and 1958.

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Thomas T. "Tom" Wilson was the founder of the Nashville Elite Giants and owned them from 1921 to 1934. He owned the Columbus Elite Giants (1935), Washington Elite Giants (1936-37), and Baltimore Elite Giants (1938-47). He was the president of the Negro Southern League and Negro National League.

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Albert Strozier, 3B/SS, is shown in the uniform of the Memphis Red Sox. Albert played for the Red Sox in 1958 and 1959.

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Arzell "Ace" Robinson, P, is shown in the uniform of the Memphis Red Sox.

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Edward "Eddie" Woods was an outfielder with the 1959 Memphis Red Sox. He is shown here in the uniform of Ligon's All-Stars.

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Ken Free was a third baseman with the 1959 Raleigh Tigers. He is shown here as an older man in street clothes.

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Rogelio Alonso, P/OF, is shown in the uniform of the Cuban Stars.

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George Altman, OF, is shown in a Kansas City Monarchs uniform. Granted that it is artwork, but it's the only item in which I've seen this major leaguer appear in a Monarchs uniform. He played with the Monarchs in 1955.

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William "Bill" Anderson, P, is shown on the left in the uniform of the Cuban Stars. On the right, he is shown with a 1945 barnstorming team called the American All-Stars.

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Paul Arnold, OF, is shown in the uniform of the Newark Dodgers.

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Percy Charles Bailey, P, is shown in the uniform of the Chicago American Giants.

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Thomas Y. Baird was an officer for the Kansas City Monarchs during the 1938-50 period. He was also a booking agent for the Negro American League exhibition games.

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Fred "Legs" Bankhead, 2B/3B/1B, is shown in the uniform of the Memphis Red Sox. Fred is the brother of major league pitcher Dan Bankhead, who also played in the Negro Leagues.

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Dan Bankhead, P, is shown in the uniform of the Birmingham Black Barons.

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Garnett Bankhead, P, is shown in the uniform of the Homestead Grays. He is another brother of Dan Bankhead.

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Joe was another of the Bankhead brothers who played in the Negro Leagues. He pitched for the Birmingham Black Barons in 1948. He is shown here in the uniform of the Harlem Globetrotters baseball team.

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Sam Bankhead, SS/OF/2B/P, is shown in the uniform of the Homestead Grays. Sam, the fifth of the Bankhead brothers, also managed the Grays at one point.

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Say ... does this make the Bankheads, as the answer to the name who had the most brothers played in Baseball??

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Lloyd "Pepper" Bassett, C, is shown in the uniform of the Detroit Stars. He was with the Stars in 1954.