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From left, Negro League players Ken Free, Horace “Pete” Venable Jr. and Ted Toles answer questions from fans . “This is history that needs to be told,” Free, a third baseman with the Raleigh Tigers in 1959, said of the Negro League. ANDREW HENDERSON PHOTOS | THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
One thing though, THEY APPEAR to be ANSWERING QUESTIONS from YOUNG and OLD alike and are not ASHAMED of why they feel the NEGRO LEAGUE is important to AMERICA.
From left, Negro League players Ken Free, Horace “Pete” Venable Jr. and Ted Toles answer questions from fans . “This is history that needs to be told,” Free, a third baseman with the Raleigh Tigers in 1959, said of the Negro League. ANDREW HENDERSON PHOTOS | THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
One thing though, THEY APPEAR to be ANSWERING QUESTIONS from YOUNG and OLD alike and are not ASHAMED of why they feel the NEGRO LEAGUE is important to AMERICA.