Southern League
a true story of baseball, civil rights, and the deep South's most compelling pennant race
Describes the 1964 season of the Birmingham Barons, a minor league baseball team, whose integrated players, including African-Americans and Cubans, braved the racial taunts and jeers from fans while they bonded with their teammates at the crossroads of the Civil Rights movement.
Grand Central Pub.
2013
9781455511884
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