
Town Baseball History
Clip: Season 7 Episode 14 | 11m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Minnesota town baseball history is featured.
Minnesota baseball historians Peter Gorton and Frank White are interviewed as they describe the untold history of the black players who were banned from Major League Baseball yet played for the love of the game in small town
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Town Baseball History
Clip: Season 7 Episode 14 | 11m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Minnesota baseball historians Peter Gorton and Frank White are interviewed as they describe the untold history of the black players who were banned from Major League Baseball yet played for the love of the game in small town
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