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...played several seasons (1921-1939 and 1942) and also was a manager in the major leagues. * [http://www.baseball-reference.com/s/sewelto01.shtml Tommy Sewell] at Baseball-Reference.com

...2001 for the Rookie League GCL Rangers. He managed several different minor league teams for the Rangers organization until 2007. ...s pitchers led the league in earned run average and reached the [[Southern League]] playoffs.

...ty]]) was a right-handed pitcher, coach, manager and scout in Major League Baseball. He grew up in [[Gardendale]] and attended [[Mortimer Jordan High School]]. ...s would form a decades-long association in baseball at the minor and major league levels.

...rofessional baseball player who played as an infielder for 24 years in the Major Leagues and was field manager of the [[2019 Birmingham Barons]]. Vizquel retired from playing baseball in [[2012]]. The following year he began coaching infielders for the Los An

...ginning the [[1916]] season in the South Atlantic League, earned his Major League debut with the St Louis Cardinals on [[September 3]]. ...Phillies and assigned to their Florida State League affiliate. He led the league in steals with 57 in 68 games.

...mber 6]], [[1965]] in El Sauz, Chihuahua, Mexico) is a former professional baseball player and manager of the [[Birmingham Barons]]. ...d and assigned to the High-A Kinston Indians and was named to the Carolina League All-Star Team in [[1988]].

...3]], [[1973]]) was a Minor League baseball catcher and manager and a Major League scout. He briefly managed the [[Birmingham Barons]] during the [[1935]] sea ...ta, Georgia before joining the High Point Furniture Makers of the Piedmont League for two seasons in [[1920]] and [[1921]].

...nville, North Carolina) was a theater impresario and a former major league baseball player. [[Category:Major League Baseball players]]

...o; died [[February 21]], [[1914]] in Cincinnati, Ohio) was a 13-year Major League catcher and fielder who finished his career as player/manager for the [[Bir ...and two appearances on the mound. In [[1888]] he remained in the Southern League, but played for the Memphis Grays for 18 games before his contract was boug

...Barons]] from [[1909]] to [[1915]] who played parts of two seasons in the Major Leagues, with the Cincinnati Reds in [[1909]] and with the Pittsburgh Pirat ...rt with the Connellsville Cokers of the Class D Pennsylvania-West Virginia League in [[1908]], but soon moved up to the Class A [[Southern Association]] with

[[Image:Frank Evans (baseball).jpg|right|thumb|Frank Evans]] ...er in life he scouted for the Montreal Expos and Kansas City Royals of the Major Leagues.

...ng infielder for the [[1965 Birmingham Barons]] and for ten seasons in the major leagues from [[1967]] to [[1976]]. ...In [[1966]] he played for the AAA Vancouver Mounties of the Pacific Coast League, then debuted with Kansas City on [[April 14]], [[1967]].

...|1996]]. He is currently the manager of the Boston Red Sox in the American League. In 2004, he guided the Red Sox to their first World Series championship si Francona grew up outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and got his start in baseball at New Brighton, Pennsylvania High School, where he excelled under the coac

...president of the Texas League and the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. ==Baseball playing career==

...tted and threw right-handed. Sewell had two brothers who also played major league ball: [[Joe Sewell]], a Hall of Fame shortstop, and [[Tommy Sewell]], who h ...Columbus Senators in the American Association, Sewell was called up to the major leagues where he played from 1921 until 1939, and briefly in 1942.

...ngham]]; died [[June 30]], [[1961]] in Campbell, Ohio) was a Negro Leagues baseball pitcher, manager and executive. Dismukes began playing professional baseball in [[1908]] with the East St Louis Imperials and spent the next two years w

...yed as a third baseman and worked as a manager, executive and scout in the Major Leagues, including ten years as general manager of the Boston Red Sox. ...d Dallas of the Texas League and the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League. He returned to Shibe Park in [[1933]] to replace Jimmie Dykes as the full-

...for the Chicago White Sox in the Dominican Republic. He is a former Major League shortstop who played for the St Louis Cardinals (1983), New York Mets (1984 ...t just .218 with a home run and 28 RBI, but tied for tenth in the National League in intentional walks with 12. Santana started all 13 games for the Mets dur

...and was given his uniform and equipment and time off three days a week for baseball games. He married [[Laura Davis|Laura Perry]] and had two children, Lorenzo ...Baron, Davis became a star hitter, helping the team win the Negro American League pennant in [[1943]], [[1944]] and [[1948]]. They lost to the Homestead Gray

...Yankees, Boston Red Sox, St Louis Browns, and Cleveland Indians in a Major League career that spanned from [[1931]] to [[1938]]. ...team. After graduating in [[1926]], Andrews began playing for [[Industrial League]] teams in the area, including [[Sloss Mine of Dora]], [[Empire Mine]], [[D