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Joseph Caldwell Sr, who ran the first Black-owned company to clean MLB jerseys, dies aged 92
Joseph Caldwell Sr., the pioneering Chicago businessman who ran the first Black-owned company to clean Major League Baseball (MLB) jerseys, passed away last week at the age of 92. Per Block Club Chicago, Caldwell founded TailoRite Complete Clothing Care in Chicago’s South Side in 1956. The company also has two other branches in the city. …
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This 17-year-old is the first player from South Sudan to sign a professional baseball contract
Joseph Deng, 17, has joined the Dodgers, becoming the first South Sudanese player to sign a...
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MLB legend Rickey Henderson’s cause of death revealed following his shocking demise at 65
MLB legend Rickey Henderson has passed away at the age of 65. He reportedly died on Friday...
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18-year-old Ugandan gets scouted for American MLB Draft League
18-year-old Dennis Kasumba, who showed his great talent as a catcher in baseball, made waves...
