CJ Online:
Years after their deaths, the accolades continue to pour in for four Negro Leagues Baseball stars from Topeka.
Carroll Ray “Dink” Mothell, Elwood “Bingo” DeMoss, “Topeka Jack” Johnson and Dudley “Tullie” McAdoo, along with 10 other Negro Leaguers and five others, will be inducted into the Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame on Feb. 4 at Hillside Christian Church in Wichita.
Joining the four former Topekans to the 2011 class are Dave Bingham, Darren Dreifort, Bob Homolka, Lee Stevens and Arky Vaughan, as well as Negro League stars Chet Brewer, Eddie Dwight, Oscar “Heavy” Johnson, Buck O’Neil, Satchel Paige, Wilber “Bullet” Rogan, George Sweatt, Richard Whitworth, Frank Wickware and T.J. Young.
via Negro Leaguers lead list of inductees into Kansas Baseball Hall | CJOnline.com.
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Jacqueline Thomas-Ateba says:
February 19, 2012 at 8:19 pm (UTC -5 )
Dear BlackBaseball/Negro Leagues;
IF there are no surviving members of the Indianapolis Clowns from the late 1930′s or 1940′s, I know of a senior citizen, living, thriving in New York City, who was a documented or proven member of the Clowns,
IF interested in a photo or other information related to his life and times with the League, you may contact me, his neice OR Google with the title; JUGGLING JOE TAYLOR, an article is available there, minus contact information however.
He lives with us and IF a return email is sent, he will contact you. He is 83 yrs old.
Yours in Truth and Respect for History/Heritage;
Jackie Thomas-Ateba, Queens,New York resident .CELEBRATING BLACK HX MO