City: An Illustrated History, 1885-1959, published 2017 by McFarland As co-author Black Baseball In Chicago (with Dick Clark and Sammy J. Miller), published 2000 by Arcadia Publishing, Charleston, SC Black Baseball In Detroit (with Dick Clark and Sammy J. Miller), published 2000 by Arcadia Publishing Black Baseball In Kansas City (with Sammy J. Miller), published 2000 by Arcadia Publishing Black Baseball In Pittsburgh (with Sammy J. Miller), published 2001 by Arcadia Publishing As Editor/Writer The Negro Leagues Book (with Dick Clark), published 1994, Society for American Baseball Research, Cleveland, OH Black Ball: A Negro Leagues Journal, "Can You Read, Judge Landis?" published Fall 2008, McFarland Publishers, Jefferson, NC National Pastime Museum, staff writer, 2013-2018 The Courier, editor of quarterly newsletter, 1993 to present Forewords Written Twenty Years Too Soon by Quincy Trouppe. Reprinted in 1995 Ruling Over Monarchs, Giants & Stars: Umpiring in the Negro Leagues & Beyond by Bob Motley (2007) When to Stop the Cheering: The Black Press, the Black Community and the Integration of Professional Baseball by Dr. Brian Carroll (2007) Our White Boy: the Jerry Craft Story (2010) The Black Press and Black Baseball, 1915 - 1955: A Devil's Bargain by Dr. Brian Carroll (2015) As consultant/advisor Hall of Fame Negro League Advisory Committee, the “Blue Ribbon Committee,” with Roy Campanella, Monte Irvin, Buck O’Neil, Dr. Jules Tygiel and Tweed Webb (1993). ‘’Black Diamonds: Blues City’’, the story of the Memphis Red Sox (1994) “Shadow Ball” chapter in ‘’Baseball’’, the Ken Burns documentary (1995) “Journey of the African American Athlete” by HBO (1996) “Legacy of Jackie Robinson: Breaking the Line” by ESPN (1997) “Chasing the Dream”, Hank Aaron documentary by HBO (1998) “100 Years of ESPN Sports Century”, Willie Mays and Hank Aaron segments (1999) "Dare to Compete: The Struggle of Women in Sports" by HBO (1999) Served on the United States Postal Service Advisory Board for the “Legends of Baseball” stamps series (2000) and for the Andrew "Rube" Foster stamp with award-winning artist Kadir Nelson. Traveling exhibit, Exhibits USA's "National Pastime in Black and White: The Negro Baseball Leagues, 1867-1955", from 2003 to 2006. Grand Rapids Museum and Library exhibit, "A League of Their Own", from February – September, 2003 Exhibit developer, designer and/or advisor "Stamps of Recognition": an 80-panel exhibit of 60 prominent Jazz greats, abolitionists, writers, historians, actors and entertainers using stamps, currency, and coins as mediums. "Crowning Achievements: Baseball Caps from the