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...'' ([[August 17]], [[1913]] - [[February 5]], [[1970]]) was a Major League Baseball first baseman who played for the Detroit Tigers ([[1934]], [[1937]]-[[1945| == Baseball career ==

...ker_1949_bowman.jpg|right|175px|thumb|Harry "The Hat" Walker's 1949 Bowman baseball card]] ...ssippi – died [[August 8]], [[1999]] in [[Birmingham]]) was a professional baseball player, manager and coach.

...less innings, set between [[1907]] and [[1911]], remains an unbroken minor league record. ...his first professional contract with the Mansfield Kids of the Interstate League in [[1895]], making his debut alongside teammate Honus Wagner. He walked 11

...avis Youth Baseball League]], president of the [[Magic City Youth Football League]], and a former state legislator, representing [[Alabama House District 55] ...ished fourth in that election, behind [[William Bell]], Bowman, and [[Eric Major]].

...derick, Maryland; died [[July 25]], [[1961]] in Frederick, Maryland) was a baseball player and long-time player/manager of the [[Birmingham Barons]], leading t ...nning for a complete game, but the Nationals lost 10-8. He ended his Major League career with an 0-2 record and a 14.23 earned run average. He allowed 33 hit

...moted to be general manager of the Oakland A's when Finley moved the Major League squad to California, but Bryant and his wife were uncomfortable outside of [[Category:Baseball managers]]

* [[December 28]]: A [[1904 Reliance Restaurant fire|major fire]] damaged several businesses on the 200 block of [[20th Street North]] * [[C. I. Taylor]] organized the [[Birmingham Giants]] baseball team.

...Matthews]] succeeded [[Carlton Molesworth]] as [[List of Birmingham Barons managers|manager]] of the [[Birmingham Barons]]. ...Lewis]] succeeded [[Gordon Lewis]] as coach of the [[Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team]].

* [[Joe Hewitt]] [[List of Birmingham Black Barons managers|managed]] the [[Birmingham Black Barons]]. * [[July 7]]: [[Johnny Simmons]], basketball and baseball player

* [[August 17]]: The [[Birmingham Business League]], [[Birmingham Emancipation Association]] and the [[NAACP]] co-sponsored a * [[August 17]]: The [[Birmingham Business League]], [[Birmingham Emancipation Association]] and the [[NAACP]] organized a pr