Fair Ball! : 14 Great Starts From Baseball's Negro Leagues.
Material type: TextPublication details: New York : Scholastic, 1999.ISBN:- 0-439-37604-1
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The Negro Leagues were a strange chapter in American history. For almost sixty years, black men were not allowed to play in the major leagues. So they formed their own leagues. Just like the majors, these leagues had world series, all-star games, and legendary heroes.