Arthur Coleman facts for kids

Arthur Alonzo Coleman (March 18, 1898 – February 27, 1960) was a talented American baseball player. He played as a pitcher, outfielder, and first baseman in the Negro Leagues during the early 1900s. Coleman was part of several teams, including Jewell's ABCs, the Dayton Marcos, and the Columbus Buckeyes.

Arthur Coleman: A Baseball Player

Arthur Alonzo Coleman was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1898. He grew up to become a professional baseball player. Coleman played different positions on the field. He was a pitcher, an outfielder, and a first baseman.

Playing in the Negro Leagues

Arthur Coleman played professional baseball in the Negro Leagues. These leagues were very important because, at the time, African American players were not allowed to play in Major League Baseball. The Negro Leagues gave many amazing players a chance to show their skills and compete at a high level.

Coleman's Teams

Coleman started his professional career in 1919. He played for a few different teams during his time in the Negro Leagues.

• In 1919, he played for the Jewell's ABCs.
• In 1920, he joined the Dayton Marcos.
• In 1921, his final year, he played for the Columbus Buckeyes.

Arthur Coleman's career in professional baseball lasted for three years. He was one of many talented players who helped make the Negro Leagues exciting and popular.