Pumpsie Green and Boston's Struggle to Integrate the Red Sox

In 1959, twelve years after Jackie Robinson had broken the color barrier, the Boston Red Sox were the only team in all of Major League Baseball

Red Sox Baseball on WSBS (Full Schedule Included)

The Red Sox Should Not Visit the White House

Pumpsie Green: The Last of the Firsts - Beyond Chron

Yawkey, make way for Jersey Street – Boston Herald

Pumpsie Green – Society for American Baseball Research

Prospectus Feature: Pumpsie Green, the Last of the FirstsBaseball Prospectus

Childhood Fantasy Crushed During Boston Red Sox Spring Training

Pumpsie' Green, first African American player for Red Sox, dies at 85 - The Washington Post

Blacks in Baseball - April 11, 1997, To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assimilation of baseball, Sharon Robinson, Jackie's daughter, and Pumpsie Green each threw out the first pitch at Fenway

Pumpsie Green Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac

The Impossible Dream 1967 Red Sox: Birth of Red Sox Nation by Herb Crehan - Ebook

Torii Hunter Said He Was Called The N-Word 'A Hundred Times' At Fenway. The Red Sox Confirmed It's True

Red Sox, Nationals, A's among MLB teams commemorating Juneteenth

Pumpsie Green, Red Sox's first Black player, paved way for team's future - The Boston Globe

Review and Giveaway!: Waiting for Pumpsie by Barry Wittenstein – Unleashing Readers