Ted Radcliffe

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Ted Radcliffe, nicknamed "Double Duty," was a celebrated Negro Leagues star known for his rare dual role as both pitcher and catcher across multiple teams.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Negro league baseball player
baseball player
human
awardReceived induction into the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Hall of Fame
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
describedBySource Negro Leagues Baseball Museum NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
gender male
givenName Theodore NERFINISHED
hallOfFame Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
hasRole player-manager
league Negro leagues NERFINISHED
memberOfSportsTeam Birmingham Black Barons NERFINISHED
Chicago American Giants NERFINISHED
Cleveland Buckeyes NERFINISHED
Homestead Grays NERFINISHED
Indianapolis ABCs NERFINISHED
Kansas City Monarchs NERFINISHED
Memphis Red Sox NERFINISHED
New York Cubans NERFINISHED
Pittsburgh Crawfords NERFINISHED
nickname Double Duty NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the most famous Negro league two-way players
longevity in Negro league baseball
playing both as pitcher and catcher
versatility in multiple positions
notableWork Negro League World Series performances
occupation baseball catcher
baseball pitcher
participatedIn Negro World Series NERFINISHED
positionPlayed catcher
pitcher
sport baseball

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Memphis Red Sox notablePlayer Ted Radcliffe