Further Reading
For more details on this topic, see:
- James A. Riley, The Encyclopedia of the Negro Baseball Leagues, 1994, ISBN 0-7867-0959-6
- Donn Rogosin, Invisible Men, 1983, ISBN 1-56836-085-1
- John Holway, Voices from the Great Black Baseball Leagues, 1975 ISBN 0-396-07124-4
- Robert Peterson, Only the Ball was White, 1970, ISBN 0-07-049599-8
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