Asheville Blues Team photograph

Date1946

DescriptionA black-and-white copy print of the 1946 Asheville Blues, part of the Negro Southern League. The players are posed in two rows, on standing and one sitting and are dressed in their uniforms. The players are identified on the reverse (not shown) by the donor as follows. Back row, left to right: Dr. White (team doctor), Herman Taylor, Vernon Phillips, Frank Flemming, Robert Bowman, [____] Brandon, Arthur Hefner, unidentified. Front row, left to right: C.L. Moore, Waldo "Cane Creek" Dunlap, A.C. Neeley, Rufus Hatten, mascot-Robert Moore, Fred Worthy, Spencer Alexander.

Object numberBL-1994-01566

Subject Taylor, Herman

Subject Fleming, Frank

Subject Bowman, Robert

Subject Hefner, Art, 1913-1988

Subject Dunlap, Waldo

Subject Neely, A.C.

Subject Hatten, Rufus, 1921-

Subject Alexander, Spencer, 1916-1987

Subject Asheville Blues (Baseball team)

Classificationsphotographic materials

Collection NumberBA PHT 005 Negro Leagues photographic materials

Dimensions10 x 8 in.

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