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| Introduction | 1 | |
| Pt. 1 | Before Jackie Robinson Entered Organized Ball | 5 |
| Cowan "Bubba" Hyde: Leadoff Hitter | 7 | |
| Harold Tinker: Josh and the Crawfords | 12 | |
| Al Fennar: Beck's Buddy | 18 | |
| Rodolfo Fernandez: Cuban Hall of Fame | 22 | |
| Wild Bill Wright: The Complete Ballplayer | 26 | |
| Buck Leonard: Hall of Fame | 32 | |
| Josh Johnson: From Catching to College | 36 | |
| Edsall Walker: "Big" | 43 | |
| Red Moore: Defensive Whiz | 49 | |
| Henry Kimbro: Not So Evil | 56 | |
| Lyman Bostock, Sr.: First Generation | 62 | |
| Max Manning: "Dr. Cyclops" | 67 | |
| Art Pennington: Superman | 76 | |
| Frazier Robinson: Satchel's Catcher | 85 | |
| Mahlon Duckett: The Youngest Regular | 91 | |
| Frank Duncan, Jr.: Second Generation | 98 | |
| Wilmer Fields: Triple Threat | 102 | |
| Chester Gray: Jackie's Roomie | 110 | |
| Connie Johnson: Wanderlust | 113 | |
| Verdell Mathis: The Best Lefty in the League | 123 | |
| Piper Davis: Willie's "Father" | 128 | |
| Willie Grace: A Pennant for Cleveland | 133 | |
| Bill Cash: A Star in Philadelphia | 144 | |
| Stanley Glenn: Pride in Defense | 154 | |
| Elbert Isreal: .300 Hitter | 161 | |
| Minnie Minoso: Cuba's Greatest Export | 164 | |
| Warren Peace: Too Many Starters | 170 | |
| Curley Williams: Punch at Short | 176 | |
| Pt. 2 | After Jackie Entered Organized Ball | 181 |
| Bob Boyd: "The Rope" | 183 | |
| Sherwood Brewer: Four-Position All-Star | 189 | |
| Jim Cohen: Coal Miner | 193 | |
| James "Jimmy" Dean: The Original | 199 | |
| John Miles: "Mule" | 206 | |
| Al Smith: Almost MVP | 210 | |
| Gene Collins: A Two-Way Player | 219 | |
| Chuck Harmon: The Black Red | 225 | |
| Clinton "Butch" McCord: One Step Away | 233 | |
| Al Surratt: "Slick" | 241 | |
| Thomas Turner: "High Pockets" | 244 | |
| Tom Alston: The First Black Redbird | 250 | |
| Don Johnson: Groundhog | 254 | |
| Melvin Duncan: Pitchin' and Guitar Pickin' | 259 | |
| Walter Johnson: The Second One | 266 | |
| Bunny Warren: Stuck Behind Pee Wee | 271 | |
| Otha Bailey: Good as Campy | 277 | |
| Bill Beverly: "Fireball" | 281 | |
| Ollie Brantley: Red and White Sox | 290 | |
| Charlie Davis: "Lefty" | 293 | |
| Ira McKnight: There to the End | 301 | |
| Dave Whitney: Baseball's Loss = Basketball's Gain | 305 | |
| Dennis Biddle: In and Out by 19 | 310 | |
| Elliot Coleman: "Junior" | 317 | |
| Bibliography | 325 | |
| Index | 327 |
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Robert Anaya
reviewed Voices from the Negro Leagues: Conversations with 52 Baseball Standouts of the Period 1924-1960 on March 03, 2016
Voices from the Negro Leagues: Conversations with 52 Baseball Standouts of the Period 1924-1960
Full disclosure - Tony Williams was one of my instructors in college, and Larry Cohen was one of the many directors he featured in his classes. I was familiar with Cohen as the "It's Alive" guy, and knew a little of his work, but actually got to see some of it in class.
Williams first published this study of Cohen (first one in book form, although there were articles by Robin Wood, a mentor of Williams, prior to this) in the mid-90's; this revised edition adds more info and work after that first publication - PHONE BOOTH, CELLULAR among others.
There are other books on Cohen available, but I'd start with this one first.
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