Sir Lurksalot photopack (Negro League players)

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Johnny Pugh was an outfielder and infielder (3B/SS) for a number of Negro League teams during the 1908-to-1922 period. He is shown here with the Brooklyn Royal Giants, the team with which he played the most games. The photo is from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Otha Bailey was a catcher in the Negro Leagues from 1950 through 1955. He is shown here with the Birmingham Black Barons in a photo from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Sam Bennett was an outfielder and catcher (and also played a few games in the infield) in the Negro Leagues during the 1907-1925 period. He appears here with the St. Louis Giants in a photo from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Ameal Brooks was a catcher and outfielder in the Negro Leagues from 1929 through 1947. He played the most games with the New York Cubans and New York Black Yankees. He is shown here with the Columbus Blue Birds in a photo from Phil Dixon's THE NEGRO BASEBALL LEAGUES: A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY.

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Morten Clark played mostly shortstop in a Negro Leagues career that spanned the years 1908 through 1923. The photo on the left shows him with the Indianapolis ABC's and is from Phil Dixon's THE NEGRO BASEBALL LEAGUES: A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY. The photo on the right demostrates more clearly why he had the nickname "Specs." That second photo comes from the Seamheads.com website.

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"Steel Arm" Davis was an outfielder and first baseman in the Negro Leagues at various points during the 1920-1935 period, mostly with the Chicago American Giants. He is shown with that team in a photo from Phil Dixon's THE NEGRO BASEBALL LEAGUES: A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY.

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Elvis William "Bill" Holland was a pitcher who was in the Negro Leagues from 1919 through 1941. In the photo on the left, he is shown with the New York Lincoln Giants. That photo is from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM. In the photo on the right, he appears with the Detroit Stars. That photo is from the Seamheads.com website.

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William "Billy" Holland spent most of his time in the Negro Leagues as a pitcher, but also played OF and 3B. His period was 1895 to 1908. The photo is from the Seamheads.com website.

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Jim Jeffries was a pitcher and outfielder in the Negro Leagues with a career that spanned the years 1913 through 1928. He played in far more seasons with the Indianapolis ABC's than with any other team. The photo is from the Seamheads.com website.

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Tully (or Tullie) McAdoo was a first baseman in the Negro Leagues, playing more games with the St. Louis Stars than any other team. His era was the 1906-24 period. He is shown here with the Kansas City Giants in a photo from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Andrew "Pat" Patterson was a second and third baseman mainly with the Philadelphia Stars, Newark Eagles, and Pittsburgh Crawfords during his career over the years 1934 through 1947, with a gap during World War II. He is shown here with the Kansas City Monarchs, for whom he played in 1936. The photo is from Phil Dixon's THE NEGRO BASEBALL LEAGUES: A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY.

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Melvin Powell pitched almost exclusively for the Chicago American Giants from 1929 through 1937. He was with the Columbia Giants for one season, but otherwise it was the Chicago AG's for the other years. He is shown here with the Chicago American Giants in a photo from the Seamheads.com website.

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"Big Bill" Smith was in the Negro Leagues from 1898 through 1914, playing for numerous teams. He is shown here with the Mohawk Giants, for whom he was the manager. The photo is from the Seamheads.com website.

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Leroy Matlock pitched in the Negro Leagues from 1929 through 1938, mostly with the St. Louis Stars and Pittsburgh Crawfords. He is shown here with the Crawfords in a photo from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Nat Pollard pitched for the Birmingham Black Barons from 1946 through 1948. He appears with that team in a photo from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Orville "Bill" Riggins was a shortstop and third baseman whose Negro Leagues career spanned the years 1920-35 playing mostly for the Detroit Stars and New York Lincoln Giants. He is shown here with the Detroit Stars in a photo from the Seamheads.com website.

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Leon Ruffin was a catcher in the Negro Leagues for various seasons during the 1935-46 time span. He spent more time with the Newark Eagles than with any other team. He appears here with Newark in a photo from the Seamheads.com website.

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Otis Starks pitched in the Negro Leagues from 1919 through 1937, spending more time with the Brooklyn Union Giants than any other team. He appears here with the Hilldale Club in a photo from Robert Retort's PICTORIAL NEGRO LEAGUE LEGENDS ALBUM.

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Lonnie Summers was a catcher for the Baltimore Elite Giants in 1938 and a catcher for the Chicago American Giants in 1948 and 1949. He appears here with the American Giants in a photo from the Seamheads.com website.

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Emery Adams pitched on and off in the Negro Leagues from 1932 through 1946, appearing with the Baltimore Elite Giants, Memphis Red Sox, New York Black Yankees, and Philadelphia Stars, in that order of frequency. He is shown here with the Baltimore Elite Giants in a photo from the findagrave.com website.