- Home
- Our Stories
- Integration Files (BA MSS 67)
Integration Files (BA MSS 67)
Below are documents from the National Baseball Hall of Fame Library's collection Integration Files (BA MSS 67). This collection contains a variety of documents related to the integration of Major League Baseball dating from the early 1940s until the late 1950s. A significant portion of the collection is correspondences between Commissioner Landis and other baseball executives and fans. The last few folders of the collection relate to the Boston Red Sox, the last major league team to field an African-American ballplayer (Pumpsie Green, 1959).
The collection has only been partially digitized and does not have a finding aid. All folders related to Wendell Smith are represented here.
Back to the Archives
BA MSS 67, Folder 1
BA MSS 67, Folder 2
BA MSS 67, Folder 3
BA MSS 67, Folder 4
BA MSS 67, Folder 5
BA MSS 67, Folder 6
BA MSS 67, Folder 7
BA MSS 67, Folder 8
BA MSS 67, Folder 15
BA MSS 67, Folder 21
Related Stories
Dan Shaughnessy wins 2016 Spink Award
Boston Globe columnist will be honored at July 22-25 Hall of Fame Weekend.
Ten Named To Pre-Integration Era Ballot for Baseball Hall of Fame Election
Six Players, Three Executives and One Pioneer with Greatest Impact Prior to 1947 to Be Considered Dec. 7.
2000 Hall of Fame Game
The Diamondbacks defeated the Indians 12-7 in the 2000 Hall of Fame Game.
Stargell blasts longest home run in Olympic Stadium history
Mammoth blast landed an estimated 535 feet from home plate.
#CardCorner: 1967 Topps Lee Maye
The multi-talented Lee Maye balanced careers as a professional singer and baseball player throughout his life.
#Shortstops: Art Pennington: An Equal among Greats
Art “Superman” Pennington was an equal among greats. But he preferred to play in Latin America, where he was judged by his talents instead of by the color of his skin.
Hall of Fame to Celebrate Historic 2014 with Community Day on Sunday, Oct. 5
Frank Robinson Traded to Orioles
On Dec. 9, 1965 Frank Robinson was traded to the Orioles.
A Kid in the White House
Twenty years ago, Ken Griffey Jr. captured the hearts of Presidential campaign voters.
Hall of Fame Re-Launches Website at Baseballhall.org
01.01.2023