Here is the remarkable story of former Negro Leagues
ballplayer Jim Zapp, who was effectively comatose and thought to be lost to his
family. Fortunately, his son James Jr. questioned the medical diagnosis, took
him medication, and saw his father “come back to life.” There is a
potential lesson here which may help other families going forward.
See the article at the National Pastime Museum.
The original, full
article will still appear sometime in the future in the SABR book on the 1948
Birmingham Black Barons and Homestead Grays, which Rick Bush and I are editing.
There is also a "Baseball Banter" on the
National Pastime Museum site at 1:00 PM Eastern time on Tuesday, July 12 where
I will have an online conversation with people who wish to join in. If you’re
free at that time, please check in.
Bill Nowlin
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