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Tonight! ⚾ DeKalb History Center 6:30 PM $5/$10 Members/Non Member Run the Bases with James “Red” Moore (Former Atlanta
DeKalb History CenterOctober 26, 2026

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Tonight!

⚾ DeKalb History Center 6:30 PM $5/$10 Members/Non Member Run the Bases with James “Red” Moore (Former Atlanta Black Crackers) and Gregory White (Negro League Historian) Join the conversation with Gregory White (DeKalb County Resident) who documented the life of James “Red” Moore, former Atlanta Black Cracker from 1992-2016. His story is more than baseball-it is a legacy of excellence, perseverance and talent rising beyond limited opportunity.
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