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IntroductionOne of the most memorable moments in Little League history occurred in 1955 when a crowd at the Little League World Series chanted, "Let them play!" in support of the C... More Details
IntroductionThe Cannon Street All-Stars embodied the essence of sportsmanship, proving that true champions are not just those who win games, but those who display resilience, integ... More Details
IntroductionThe Cannon Street All-Stars were not just a baseball team; they were a catalyst for change in Little League Baseball. Their struggle for inclusion in 1955 exposed racia... More Details
IntroductionIn 1955, a group of twelve young African American boys from Charleston, South Carolina, made history—not because they won a championship on the field, but because they ... More Details
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Charlie Bradshaw was one of the key members of the team. He was known for his exceptional baseball skills and contributed significantly to t... More Details
Ralph Perry, known as "Butch," was an essential member of the team. His skillset contributed to the All-Stars' strength, and he was instrume... More Details
Carl Hicks was a standout player who was known for his contribution to the team’s overall performance. His skills helped the All-Stars fight... More Details
Willie Harris, or “Bill,” was another important member of the All-Stars. His baseball skills and leadership were key to the team’s success i... More Details
James Durham was another talented member of the team who contributed both on and off the field. His skill and resilience during a challengin... More Details
Herman Odom, also known as "Mannie," played a crucial role in the success of the Cannon Street All-Stars. His ability to play at a high leve... More Details
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The Cannon Street All-Stars were more than just a baseball team. They were pioneers who stood strong in the face of adversity. Their courage changed the game, making baseball a sport for everyone, regardless of race or background.
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