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1506 viewsPostcard
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Ironside A. C. Early 1900s1109 viewsTop left - Manager Casey Glasson
Top right - Secretary Frank Closs
Second row left to right - Andy Sperry, Charles Egler, Frank WIley, Ottie Menthner [sp?], George Carroll Hughes
Bottom row left to right - Jack Phalen, Ed Barrett, Ernie Wolf, Jack Kurfess, and Harry Van Sant
Photo from David Kane
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Ruppert, Jacob1000 views
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1925-1929920 viewsPhoto from Ed Zawora
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Gorto Jr, John856 views
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1946825 viewsThe Newark Eagles were incepted in 1936 when the Newark Dodgers merged with the Brooklyn Eagles. The Eagles sported the likes of Hall-of-Famers Larry Doby, Monte Irvin, Ray Dandridge, Leon Day, and Willie Wells. The Eagles shared Ruppert Stadium with the Newark Bears, beginning in 1936.
The Newark Eagles had many standout players, but two entered the baseball history books: Larry Doby, the first black player in the American League (Cleveland Indians), and Don Newcombe, Brooklyn Dodgers rookie of the year
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784 viewsPhoto from Ed Zawora
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Gorto Jr, John756 views
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1931 Newark Bears755 viewsPhoto from J. Teague
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Hargreaves, Charlie736 views
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Frick, James730 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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1941 Eagles Pitching Staff729 views
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728 viewsEd Zawora's father played on this team
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Johnny Neun - Manager723 views
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Versus Newark Falcons720 viewsPhoto from Ed Zawora
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Team Bus710 views
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Versus Ruckis697 viewsPhoto from Ed Zawora
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Lee, Wyatt692 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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Schlafly, Larry683 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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McGinnity, Joe681 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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Nee, John680 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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Hargreaves, Charlie679 views
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Jacob Ruppert - Owner677 views
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McAllister, Lewis676 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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1945664 viewsBob Luke, a Negro Leagues Author, writes that the series actually occured a year later in 1946, the fist and only year the Eagles appeared in a World Series. They won, four games to three.
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Sharpe, Bud648 viewsLibrary of Congress Photo
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Lawton, John A. Shortstop643 views
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