I Didn't Teach You That. Catch The

I Always Enjoyed Playing Ball, And It Didn't Matter To Me Whether I Played With White Kids Or Black. I Never Understood Why An Issue Was Made Of Who I Played With, And I Never Felt Comfortable, When I Grew Up, Telling Other People How To Act

The Catch Off Bobby Morgan (a Backhanded Grab Of The Brooklyn Dodger's Line Drive In September 1951 At Ebbets Field) In Brooklyn Was The Best Catch I Ever Made. Jackie Robinson And (giants Manager) Leo Durocher Were The First People I Saw When I Opened My Eyes

It Isn't Hard To Be Good From Time To Time In Sports. What Is Tough, Is Being Good Every Day.

I Played With The Birmingham Black Barons. I Was Making 500 At 14. That Was A Lot Of Money In Those Days.

The Greatest Challenge I Think Is Adjusting To Not Playing Baseball. The Reason For That Is I Had To Come Out Of Baseball And Come Into The Business World, Not Being A College Graduate, Not Being Educated To Come Into The Business World The Way I Should Have.