The Gainesville Eagles baseball team Gainesville Eagles baseball team Gainesville Eagles (Baseball team) Brooks, Hubert Davis, T. Johnson, Jeff Sheperd, Lamb Rucker, Benjamin Johnson, William Rucker, Booth Williams, Ollie Clyde, Billy Hart, Cal Johnson, Herman Riley, Clyde Mack, Dude Banks, George Johnson, Edward Smith, Lovie C. Slaughter, Ralph Johnson, William Randolph, Newt Mitchell, Charles Wilmont, Roger Roper, Booth African American baseball players--Georgia--Gainesville African American athletes--Georgia--Gainesville Baseball teams--Georgia--Gainesville Sports teams--Georgia--Gainesville Fair Street School (Gainesville, Ga.) Photograph of the Gainesville Eagles baseball team. The Gainesville Eagles baseball team, photographed in 1949, included, from left to right, seated in the first row, Hubert Brooks, T.Davis, Jeff Johnson, two unknown persons, Lamb Sheperd, and Benny Rucker. In the second row were William Johnson, Booth Rucker, Ollie Williams, Billy Clyde, and Cal Hart. In the third row were Herman Johnson, Clyde Riley, Dude Mack, George Banks, Edward Johnson, and Lovie C. Smith. In the fourth row were Ralph Slaughter, William Johnson, Newt Randolph, Charles Mitchell, Roger Wilmont and Booth Roper. This picture was taken on Fair Street on the steps of the old red brick building of Fair Street School. Caption: "Hall County Black History Society (0065) Gainesville, Georgia." Digitized by: Digital Techniques, Inc. Electronic version made available through a federal Library Services and Technology Act Grant and Georgia Public Library Services [Gainesville, Ga. : Hall County Library System/Hall County Black History Society] Hall County Black History Society (Ga.) Hall County Library System (Ga.) 2003 Black-and-white photographs http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/hall/bhsp/do:hbh0065 image/jpeg 1 photograph : b&w ; 26 x 22 cm. Forms part of: Black History Society photograph collection. 1949. Hall County (Ga.) Gainesville (Ga.) Cite as: [Name of photograph], Black County History Society Photograph Collection, Hall County, Georgia Black History Society and the Hall County Library System.