Sir Lurksalot photopack (Negro League players)

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Harold "Buster" Hair, 3B, is shown in the uniform of the Kansas City Monarchs. He played for the Monarchs in 1958 and the Birmingham Black Barons in 1953. He was listed as unknown-first-name Hair in the Negro Baseball Register by Dick Clark and Larry Lester.

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Richard "Dick" Hairston was a pitcher and outfielder with the Indianapolis Clowns in 1953 and 1954. He is shown here wearing a sweater representing Tennessee State College.

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Sellers "Sell" or "Shadow Ball" Hall was a pitcher with the Pittsburgh Colored Giants, Homestead Grays, and Chicago American Giants during the 1916-20 period. He is shown here in an unidentified uniform.

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Eppie Hampton, C/P, is shown (but not very well) in the uniform of the Memphis Red Sox.

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Charles "Charley" or "Charlie" Hancock was a catcher with the 1921 St. Louis Giants. He is shown here in an unidentified uniform.

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Jack Hannibal was an outfielder for the Indianapolis ABC's, Louisville White Sox, and Bowser's ABC's during the 1913-16 period. His real name was Porter Lee Floyd. The Negro Baseball Register, by Dick Clark and Larry Lester, has this player listed as unknown-first-name Hannibal. He gained more fame as a middleweight boxer, which is why the attached photo shows him as shirtless.

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Arthur W. "Art" Hardy was a pitcher with the Topeka Giants, Kansas City (KS) Giants, Leland Giants, and Union Giants during the 1906-12 period. He used the name William "Shin" Norman for part of his playing career. He is shown here in a military uniform.

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David T. "Dave" Harper, OF/P, is shown in the uniform of the Kansas City Monarchs.

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Walter Harper, 1B/C, is shown in the uniform of the Chicago American Giants.

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Seamheads.com calls this player Andrew Ananias "Andy" Harris, a third baseman and pitcher. This seems to be a consolidation of what had been listed as two players in the Negro Baseball Register, by Dick Clark and Larry Lester. The two players were pitcher Ananias Harris and third baseman Andy Harris. Together, they played for eight Negro League teams over the 1917-26 period. Andy Harris is shown in an unidentified uniform. Update: This is a Hilldale uniform. I found a Hilldale team photo and confirmed that this head shot came from it.

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Donnie Harris, OF, is shown as an older man in a Birmingham Black Barons uniform. Donnie played with the Black Barons in 1957.

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H. B. Harris was the business manager of the 1919 Brooklyn Royal Giants.

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J. "Sonny" Harris, OF/INF, is shown in the uniform of the Cincinnati Tigers.

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Willie Harris, OF, is shown in the uniform of the Memphis Red Sox.

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Frank Hart was a shortstop on the 1884 St. Louis Black Stockings.

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Neale "Bobo" Henderson, OF/INF, is shown in the uniform of the Kansas City Monarchs.

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Alberto Hernandez was an outfielder with the 1941 New York Cubans. He is shown here with the Havana, Cuba, team.

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Jose "Cheo" Hernandez was a pitcher and outfielder on the Cuban Stars from 1920 to 1922. He is shown here in the uniform of an unidentified Cuban team.

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Ricardo Hernandez played second base and third base for the Cuban Stars, All Cubans, and All Nations during the 1909-16 period. He is shown here in the uniform of the Havana, Cuba, team.

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Ramon "Paito" Herrera played second base and third base for the Jersey City Cubans, the Cuban Stars, the Long Branch Cubans, and the Cincinnati Cubans during the 1916-28 period. He is shown here in the uniform of the Almendares, Cuba, team.