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Buck O'Neil Posthumously Becomes MLB Hall of Fame Inductee

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By Victor Trammell Photo credits: National Baseball Hall of Fame Library Buck O'Neil never showed animosity or regret for not being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame during his lifetime. He pleaded with people who loved and supported him to continue doing so till his death. They may finally rejoice, after a near-miss that […]

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