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Bill White: First Black President of the National League

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Bill White was named to become the first black president of the National League. The distinction also made the 55-year-old former baseball player and broadcaster the first black man to head any major league sports position. William De Kova 'Bill' White was born in Lakewood, Florida, on January 28, 1934. White began his career with […]

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