Homestead Grays: Independent (1912–1928, 1930–1931, 1934, 1950) American Negro League (1929) East-West League (1932) Negro National League (1933, 1935–48) Negro American Association (1949)
Baltimore Elite Giants: Independent (1920–1929) Negro National League (1930) Negro Southern League (1931–1932) Negro National League (1933–1948) Negro American League (1949–1950)
New York Black Yankees: Negro National League (1932-1948)
Kansas City Monarchs: Negro National League (1920–1931) Independent (1932–1936) Negro American League (1937–1961) Independent (1962–1965)
Philadelphia Stars: Independent (1933) Negro National League (1934–1948) Negro American League (1949–1952)
1938 Negro League All-Star Games
The Colored Championship of the Nation, was the first baseball event held at Hincliffe in 1933.
The New York Black Yankees played their home games at Hinchliffe for 12 seasons, starting in 1934. The New York Cubans called the stadium home for the 1935 and 1936 seasons
2007 and 2009 San Diego Padres Negro League commemorative pins
An American invention of the mid-1800s, baseball has been a rich cultural and commercial phenomenon for an Afro-Atlantic culture. It has been played on many amateur and professional levels and enjoyed by diverse ethnic and class groups. Formed in 1865, the Philadelphia Pythians, among the earliest known African American baseball teams, played its first-full season in 1867. The team was denied entry into the Pennsylvania State Convention of Baseball that same year and dissolved four years later in 1871. - Negro League Hall of Fame
Negro National League (I) 1920–1931 - Eastern Colored League 1923–1928 - American Negro League 1929. - East–West League 1932. - Negro Southern League 1932. - Negro National League (II) 1933–1948. - Negro American League 1937–1960
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