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Monte Irvin’s baseball career was completely split and forgotten - African American News Today - EIN News

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Editor’s Note: The Sentinel sports staff is putting together a summer series looking at the legacies of the most influential African-American athletes in history. Today: Monte Irvin. This column originally published four years ago when Irvin died in 2016.When I heard Monte Irvin had died, I was a little heartbroken.When I read the Associated Press obituary that shared the news across the country Tuesday, I was devastated.Not because one of my heroes had passed, though that was sad enough.

Source: Holland Sentinel: Local News, Politics, Entertainment & Sports in Holland, MI
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