FREE: Kansas City Monarchs Neale Henderson Autograph Index Card

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Neale Henderson Nickname: Bobo
Career: 1949-1953
Position: ss
Team: Kansas City Monarchs
Born: June 24, 1930, Fort Smith, Arkansas
Baseball Career Highlights:
"In 1937, when I was seven years old, the Kansas City Monarchs came to Fort Smith. I saw a young man putting up lights. The Monarchs were in town to play night baseball. At about 5:30 p.m., the Monarchs' bus pulled up. When the players got off, I asked if I could be their batboy. They agreed. Then, the Homestead Grays' bus arrived. My brother, Bobby, asked if he could be their batboy."
"I first saw Josh Gibson during batting practice and what a man he was! He could do it all. I personally met "Cool Papa" Bell when the Monarchs were practicing. He took me under his wing and from then on, I wanted to be just like him."
After being an exceptional athlete in high school, excelling in both baseball and football, Henderson was recruited to play with the Kansas City Monarchs in 1949. He said, "My dream came true!"
Professional/Personal Accomplishments:
Henderson served in the US. Army during the Korean War and worked at General Dynamics as a supervisor. He retired after 39 years.
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