Monte Irvin

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Monte Irvin was a Hall of Fame American baseball player renowned as a star of the Negro Leagues who later became one of Major League Baseball’s early Black pioneers.

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Monte Irvin canonical 4

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instanceOf Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
Major League Baseball player
Negro league baseball player
human
professional baseball player
AllStarSelection 1952
bats right
collegeAttended Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1919-02-25
dateOfDeath 2016-01-11
employer MLB Commissioner’s Office
surface form: Office of the Commissioner of Baseball
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
familyName Irvin
finalMLBGame 1956-09-30
finalMLBTeam Chicago Cubs
fullName Monford Merrill Irvin
givenName Monford
HallOfFame National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
HallOfFameInductionMethod Negro Leagues Committee
HallOfFameInductionYear 1973
honor induction into the Mexican Professional Baseball Hall of Fame
jerseyNumber 20
league Major League Baseball
Negro National League
MLBDebut 1949-07-08
MLBDebutTeam New York Giants
NegroLeaguesAllStar true
NegroLeaguesDebutSeason 1938
NegroLeaguesDebutTeam Newark Eagles
nickname Monte
notableFor being one of the first Black stars in Major League Baseball after integration
stardom in the Negro Leagues with the Newark Eagles
numberRetiredBy San Francisco Giants
occupation baseball executive
baseball player
placeOfBirth Haleburg, Alabama
surface form: Haleburg, Alabama, United States
placeOfDeath Houston, Texas, United States
positionPlayed left fielder
outfielder
role public relations specialist
servedIn United States Army
sexOrGender male
team Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Newark Eagles
throws right
WorldSeriesChampion 1954

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Hinchliffe Stadium, a former Negro league baseball park hostedAthlete Monte Irvin
subject surface form: Hinchliffe Stadium
Negro Leagues notablePlayer Monte Irvin
Minneapolis Millers notableAlumnus Monte Irvin