New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard becomes the first black
Elston Howard, New York Yankees catcher from 1955-67, first black ballplayer to be a member of the Yankees team Stock Photo - Alamy
Teaneck NJ's Elston Howard made history on the New York Yankees
New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard becomes the first black player to win the American League MVP Award - This Day In Baseball
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Elston: The Story of the First African-American Yankee: 9781493029006: Howard, Arlene, Wimbish, Ralph, Vaccaro, Mike, Berra, Yogi, Newcombe, Don: Books
Hector Lopez, Who Broke a Baseball Color Barrier, Dies at 93 - The New York Times
Elston Howard was a star baseball player with the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s Stock Photo - Alamy
Elston Howard* - NLBM
Elston Howard* - NLBM
Elston Howard's MVP Landslide Hikes Him to 55G Class – New York Daily News
The Jackie Robinson Foundation - April 14, 1955 - Eight years after Jackie Robinson broke the MLB color barrier, Elston Howard becomes the first black player to play for the New York
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