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BNN Stats: Active Career Batting Leaders
Monday, November 22nd, 1920
So, who is the active leader in the Negro League in career doubles?
Pete Hill, -, 80
Ben Taylor, DAY, 71
Jesse Barber, IND, 62
Frank Duncan, -, 57
Candy Jim Taylor, -, 54
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BNN Stats: Active Career Pitching Leaders
Monday, November 15th, 1920
Which active pitchers are leading the Negro League in career losses?
Dicta Johnson, HCSW, 37
Dizzy Dismukes, DeSt, 31
Frank Wickware, DeSt, 28
Bill Gatewood, -, 27
String Bean Williams, HCSW, 27
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NeL News: First-Year Player Draft
Monday, November 15th, 1920
Scrutiny begins early in the life of an amateur baseball player. Very likely it started while he was in high school. Scouts have traveled many miles to come up with a portfolio of players who have the potential to play in Negro League. It all comes to fruition on rookie draft day. It's a crapshoot. Indianapolis, Havana, Chicago, Detroit and Dayton will have the first five cracks at hitting the jackpot this year. According to most baseball analysts, these 10 draftees are most likely to be chosen in the early rounds:
1. Lance Horvath, 18 year-old 2B out of high-school.
2. Israel Sanabria, 22 year-old CF out of college.
3. Brian Lauer, 18 year-old 3B out of high-school.
4. Kelly Schwarz, 21 year-old RHP out of college.
5. Kyle McCormack, 18 year-old 3B out of high-school.
6. Matt Wiley, 23 year-old RHP out of college.
7. Hector Martinez, 19 year-old 3B out of high-school.
8. Manny Reveron, 18 year-old 3B out of high-school.
9. Steve Courtney, 18 year-old 2B out of high-school.
10. Steve Fox, 18 year-old C out of high-school.
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