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Oklahoma’s Last Known Negro Baseball League Player Eugene Golden Laid To Rest | The Oklahoma Eagle

The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire Oklahoma’s last known Negro Baseball League player Eugene Golden was laid to rest today in Weleetka, Oklahoma. Eugene Golden, was born in 1925 Clearview, Oklahoma to Ashford T. Golden and Julia A. (Roberson) Golden. At age 95, Goon passed this life into the next, December 23, 2020. He would grow […]

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