Breaking Barriers: The Negro Leagues’ Lasting Legacy Parat 3
Release Date: 06/11/2025
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Baseball Historian presents World Series 1948 - Cleveland Indians (4) vs. Boston Braves (2) Game Date Winning Team Losing Team 1 Oct. 6 BOSTON (Sain) 1 Cleveland (Feller) 0 2 Oct. 7 Cleveland (Lemon) 4 BOSTON (Spahn) 1 3 Oct. 8 CLEVELAND (Beardon) 2 Boston (Bickford) 0 4 Oct. 9 CLEVELAND (Gromek) 2 Boston (Sain) 1 5 Oct. 10 Boston (Spahn) 11 CLEVELAND (Feller) 5 6 Oct. 11 Cleveland (Lemon) 4 BOSTON (Voiselle) 3 Managers: Lou Boudreau, Indians; Billy Southworth, Braves Game Notes Larry Doby, the Indians centerfielder, batted .318 with seven hits, including a homer and two RBI, in his first...
info_outlineRound out our Negro Leagues series with the Baseball Historian in Episode 3, where we explore the seismic shift of integration and the leagues’ enduring legacy. In 1947, Jackie Robinson shattered MLB’s color barrier, paving the way for stars like Roy Campanella. From the Negro Leagues’ decline to their 2020 MLB recognition, discover how they reshaped baseball and civil rights. #BaseballHistorian #NegroLeagues #JackieRobinson #BaseballHistory #BlackHistory