John Henry Lloyd

1884–1964 (age 80)

Baseball Player

Biography

John Henry Lloyd, born 1884, distinguished himself as one of the greatest shortstops in Negro League baseball history. Known for his agility, leadership, and hitting prowess, he led teams such as the Philadelphia Giants and the Chicago American Giants while capturing the admiration of fans and fellow players across the country.

After retiring as a player, Lloyd continued to contribute to the sport as a manager and mentor, always embodying dignity and excellence on and off the field. He rests at Atlantic City Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy that endures in the annals of American baseball.

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