South of the Color Barrier

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South of the Color Barrier
Author : John Virtue
File Size : 45,5 Mb
Publisher : McFarland
Language : English
Release Date : 10 October 2007
ISBN : 9780786432936
Pages : 240 pages
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This book tells the story of how Mexican multimillionaire businessman Jorge Pasquel and the Mexican League hastened the integration of major league baseball. During the decade that preceded Jackie Robinson's breaking of the color barrier, almost 150 players from the Negro League played in Mexico, most of them recruited by Pasquel.

South of the Color Barrier

This book tells the story of how Mexican multimillionaire businessman Jorge Pasquel and the Mexican League hastened the integration of major league baseball. During the decade that preceded Jackie Robinson's breaking of the color barrier, almost 150 players from the Negro League played in Mexico, most of them recruited by Pasquel.

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