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Celebrate 101-year-old Bill Greason, who is now the last living Negro League player
For more than 50 years at Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., Bill Greason was a beloved pastor. He baptized children, officiated weddings, and saved souls while reconciling people to God. But long before that, Greason was a Negro Leaguer — a right-handed pitcher whose skills wowed crowds at Rickwood Field, a ballpark in Birmingham…
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Baseball legend completes his bachelor’s degree after 47 years: ‘I’ve finished what I started’
Gary Eave, a man of deep faith, a former All-American athlete, and a devoted family man, recently...
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Solid in her own right, Coco Gauff’s grandmom was first Black student to attend an all-white school in Delray
At the same age that tennis star Coco Gauff turned pro, her maternal grandmother Yvonne Lee...
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Gustavo Talmare: Parents of young baseball prodigy want answers after he drowned in Dominican Republic
The parents of 14-year-old baseball prodigy Gustavo Talmare are seeking more information about...
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Rising baseball star Jeremy Medina declared brain dead after colleague struck his head with bat
Georgia high school baseball star Jeremy Medina has been declared brain dead after a teammate accidentally struck him in the head with a bat during a routine practice. Medina, an 18-year-old standout at...
