Garnett Blair

1921–1996 (age 75)

Negro league baseball pitcher

Biography

Garnett Blair earned acclaim as a Negro league baseball pitcher, showcasing talent, resilience, and the joy of the game during trying times for many of his peers. Every mound appearance was a testament to his skill and commitment to the sport he loved.

He inspired future generations to carry forward the lessons of perseverance and pride in one's heritage.

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