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$2,000 reward offered for Birmingham Black Barons player’s suitcase lost in tornado that destroyed home Updated Mar 11, 2021; Posted Mar 10, 2021 Robert Vickers, one of the last living Birmingham Black Barons baseball players, is trying to find a metal suitcase containing his first contract and uniform that was lost in the Jan. 25, 2021 tornado. Facebook Share (Editor’s note: Updated at 3:20 p.m. to correct factual errors and clarify Vickers’ playing career.) A reward is now being offered in the search for a missing vintage suitcase belonging to a man who says he played for the Birmin...
Birmingham Black Barons player seeking uniform, 1956 contract lost in tornado that destroyed home Updated Mar 05, 2021; Posted Mar 05, 2021 Robert Vickers, one of the last living Birmingham Black Barons baseball players, is trying to find a metal suitcase containing his first contract and uniform that was lost in the Jan. 25, 2021 tornado. Facebook Share Robert Vickers lost everything he owned when a tornado wreaked havoc through parts of northern Jefferson County more than a month ago. The force of the EF-3 storm ripped the roof off his New Castle home and carried off 80 years of worth of...
lrymediagroup.com The Birmingham Negro Southern League Museum will celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Negro Leagues on Sunday, January 17 beginning at 6:00 p.m. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, the event will be streamed virtually to follow health and safety guidelines. This celebration will pay tribute to the players of the Negro Leagues and shine a light on the impact the league had in many Black communities across the country, especially in Birmingham. The event will feature special guests including former Birmingham Black Barons players James “Jake” Sanders, Robert Vickers,...