Sir Lurksalot photopack (Negro League players)

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Raydell "Ray" or "Bo" Maddix was a pitcher for the Indianapolis Clowns from 1949 to 1953. He is shown here as an older man in street clothes.

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Hector Magrinat was an outfielder for the Cuban Stars, the All Cubans, and the Cuban Stars of Havana during the 1906-16 period.. He is shown here after he had become an umpire in Cuba during the 1920's.

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Abraham "Abe" Manley was owner of the Brooklyn Eagles in 1935 and the Newark Eagles from 1936 to 1946. He was also vice president and treasurer of the Negro National League. Abe was the husband of HOFer Effa Manley.

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Effa Manley was co-owner of the Brooklyn Eagles in 1935, the Newark Eagles from 1936 to 1946, and the sole owner of the Newark Eagles in 1947 and 1948. She was also the secretary of the Negro National League. She was the first woman elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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Enrique "Ricky" Maroto, OF/P, is shown in the uniform of the Kansas City Monarchs.

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Armando Marsans was an outfielder with the All Cubans in 1905 and the Cuban Stars in 1923. In part of the interim period, he was playing in the major leagues. He is shown here in the uniform of the Almendares, Cuba, team.

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Frank "Lefty" Marsh played first base and the outfield for the Birmingham Black Barons (1954) and the Kansas City Monarchs (1955-56). He is shown here in the uniform of the Mobile Bears.

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Dr. B. B.Martin was co-owner of the Memphis Red Sox from 1933 to 1950 and an officer of the Negro Southern League.

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Edward "Ed" Martin was a pitcher with the Philadelphia Stars in 1951 and 1952. He is shown here as an older man in street clothes.

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Dr. John B. Martin was co-owner of the Memphis Red Sox and the Chicago American Giants during the 1929-50 period. At various points in his career, he served as president of the Negro Southern League, the Negro American League, and the Negro Dixie League.

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Dr. William S. Martin was an officer of the Memphis Red Sox from 1927 to 1950. He also served at one point as president of the Negro Southern League and as an officer of the Negro American League.

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Armando Massip was a first baseman and outfielder with the Cuban Stars, Washington Pilots, Memphis Red Sox, and New York Cubans during the 1920-36 period. He is shown here in a Havana Red Sox uniform. It's not a satisfactory photo, but it's the only one I've found of him thus far.

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William Clarence Matthews was a shortstop and second baseman for the Burlington team of the Vermont League and the New York Black Sox during the 1905-10 period. He is shown here wearing a Harvard University uniform.

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George "Hot Stuff" Mayo was a first baseman and outfielder for the Pittsburgh Giants, Pittsburgh Colored Stars, Hilldale, and Pittsburgh Stars of Buffalo during the 1911-17 period. He returned to become an officer of Hilldale in 1928. He is shown here in an unidentified uniform.

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Ernest McCampbell played for the Kansas City (KS) Giants in 1915. He is shown here as a member of the Jenkins Music Company team, based in Kansas City in 1907.

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Tom McCampbell played for the Kansas City (KS) Giants in 1915. He is shown here as a member of the Jenkins Music Company team, based in Kansas City in 1907.

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Nathaniel "Nat" McClinic, OF, is shown in the uniform of the Cleveland Buckeyes.

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Will McClure was the owner and an officer of the 1947 Chattanooga Choo Choos. He is barely seen here in street clothes at a meeting of Negro Southern League honchos.

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Al B. McCoy played second base for the 1946 Indianapolis Clowns and 1947 New York Black Yankees. He is shown here as an older man in street clothes.

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Bill McCrary, SS, is shown in the uniform of the Kansas City Monarchs. He was with the Monarchs from 1946 through 1948.